Dewey To Reveal His Peace Plan Tonight
Governor Thomas J. Dewey, en route to Louisville for a campaign swing, urged a world peace framework giving small nations a voice. In Philadelphia he blasted the New Deal, arguing it kept men in the army and warned the Roosevelt administration was afraid of America as war victory nears. He promised a new Vigorous government devoted to future U S. success.
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Dewey Urges Voters to Choose Path of Strength and Peace
In a speech to the National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs, Dewey told a Philadelphia audience that victory in the war must bring freedom and lasting world peace. He said the U.S. can secure a peaceful world only if it remains strong, productive, and self confident, expressing unlimited faith that Americans will select that path in November.
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Allies Inch Forward On Gothic Line Amid Fierce Fighting
Soviet style prose not applicable. The report from Gen. Sir Harold Alexander's HQ notes Allied forces pushing toward the Gothic Line while Germans cling to Coriano and Sada Savino ridges. Heavy tank and artillery fire repelled counterattacks near San Savin as battles rage along Castelnuora and Pian di Castello. Nazi casualties mount as armor and infantry defend a thinning barrier against Lt. Gen. Sir Oliver Leese's forces. Pigs and chickens noted as new imports in the South Sea islands.
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Allies Drive To Siege And Metz
Allied forces push toward Metz and Sedan amid advancing American 2nd Army across the Moselle, with German defense thinning after Normandy. British Canadian Polish units mop up along the Belgian coast, progressing toward Dunkerque and the Schelde as the war shifts to fortified targets.
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Emperor Warns Doom Impends
The article reports the Emperor urging total mobilization as the Allied offensive grows fiercer and the war situation intensifies. He emphasizes quieting factional strife and using nationwide strength, refraining from promising counteroffensive or glorious feats, relying on inviolable authority and the people's resolve.
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Colusa Natural Of and Capsules Promise Quick Relief
Claims by doctors and users across states tout Colusa Natural Of and Capsules as rapid relief for psoriasis eczema athlete’s foot acne and leg ulcers. Quoted testimonials from physicians in Colorado California and Michigan praise dramatic improvements after first applications. Advertising notes widespread doctor customers and urges readers to obtain the product from Rand’s in Washington Street.
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West End School Addition Needed
Registration in the seventh and eighth grades at Washington Street School rose 29 percent from 1943, prompting plans for a new addition to house the ninth grade after the war. Pupils attending Woodland Way and South Potomac Junior Highs showed mixed changes, with Woodland Way up 15 percent and South Potomac about steady. A total of 452 pupils registered at Washington Street on opening day.
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South Potomac
Volunteer Price Panel Seeks More Help in Oversight
Bradley says volunteers will visit stores and restaurants about once or twice a month now and aim to increase to weekly. The panel will inform retailers and improve price regulation compliance while retailers express willingness to cooperate. Volunteers are invited to join at the Ration Board offices in the Earle Building, West Washington street.
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Farm deferments and war labor boards linked to farm needs
Deferment renewals are forwarded to the Farm War Labor Board via the AAA. The extension service will handle deferment applications as Washington county farm labor needs expand. Files will be moved next week to reflect this shift amid subsidy work load.
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Super-Forts In Raid On Jap Arsenal In Manchuria
Tokyo said raiding planes over Anshan repulsed by fierce attacks, with war results under investigation. The raid reportedly involved more than the 12 aircraft used in the July 29 Anshan attack, targeting Showa steel works and, possibly, Antong near the Yalu River with dog fights reported over the area.
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