Doping Out the War in Europe
Army experts say rough dope sheets forecast future battles as the German campaign shifts toward oil and oil wealth. The piece argues strategic aims in the Kerch, Moscow, Leningrad, Kharkov, and Baltic theaters reflect economic needs and fear of an Anglo American second front. Military plans hinge on German strength and Allied response.
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Leningrad
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United States
Kharkov
Teutons
Labor racketeering bill faces AFL opposition
Alabama Representative Hobbs sponsors a bill to subject unions to federal anti racketeering laws. The measure has a House judiciary subcommittee vote but faces opposition from William Green president of the AFL who calls it antilabor. The piece argues the bill targets criminal activity within labor and urges union leaders to back Congress action to root out racketeers.
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House Judiciary
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New York
Supreme Court
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Y Speeders and the M Recreation Propose Measures
A brief note discusses speeders and a recreation initiative. The item highlights concerns about safety and community programs aiming to curb speeding and promote organized leisure activities.
Idaho News Roundup From Boise To Salmon And Beyond
Idaho headlines report Charles H. Neal fined $50 and jailed for obscene pictures. Northwestern Nazarene College graduates 120 seniors and awards three theology master's degrees in Nampa. Rigby ships 60,000 pounds of wool worth $25,233.52. county clip totals about 450,000 pounds. Nez Perce driver Smoky George escapes unharmed after crash into the Clearwater river. car damaged $300. Reverend Raymond B. Watson speaks in Boise on democracy and religion as a core of Americanism. Floods hit Lemhi and Salmon rivers, three deaths reported. WPA aid and beet field mobilization continue. Idaho lawmakers clash over Japanese policy. Lieutenant Colonel Atkinson urges rigorous high school training for wartime fitness and national defense.
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Lady Luck
Parking and gifts and a wartime letter in The Tribune
Senator George Wagenseller criticizes 15 minute post office parking while urging five minute limits and improved access. Dean John Nichols lists gifts to the university including a blood sample for Red Cross typing. Private Frank Blazing from Camp Roberts writes of army life and awaiting The Tribune.
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What You Buys With War Bonds
An wartime appeal explains Jeeps costing 900 dollars each, official term reconnaissance car, capable of 45 mph and carrying half a ton or six men. Citizens are urged to buy war bonds, with 18.75 dollars needed per jeep via bonds, and to top county quotas by purchasing bonds each pay day.
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U. S
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Conserve Manpower Be Safe In Traffic
Traffic safety is critical to maintain wartime production. Balderston warns that auto, rubber, and metal rationing makes accidents costly, diverting hospital supplies and war bonds funds. Off the job crashes remove workers and hinder munitions output.
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America
Bombing America from the Air An Expert’s View
John Grover analyzes the feasibility of aerial bombardment of the United States. He argues such attacks would aim to disrupt morale and destroy war plants, but notes light bombs fail to crush civilian resolve and long-range raids face immense losses and high costs.
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Augsburg
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Tokyo
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Hoover Post Elects New American Legion Officers
Stewart Hoover Post of the American Legion elected a commander Robert Pendlebury and officers for the coming year. W. H. England was named first vice commander Perry Brown second vice commander Dryden Reay adjutant and finance officer R A Tressel sergeant at arms A F Cutler chaplain Earl Larsen historian J E Fisher executive committee and H C McGonagle P H Stowell as district executive committeemen.
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American Legion
Robert Pendlebury
W. H. England
Perry Brown
Dryden Reay
R. A. Tressel
A. F. Cutler
Earl Larsen
J. E. Fisher
H. C. McGonagle
P. H. Stowell
Milwaukee Post Suspended by Wisconsin Guardian
The Wisconsin Guardian Publishing Co announces the suspension of the Milwaukee Post, the afternoon daily. Present conditions and reduced advertising led to the action, while the company will remain in business as a publishing and job printing plant.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Guardian Publishing Co
Milwaukee Post
30,000-Year-Old Cave Art Gallery Found Near Montignac
A prehistoric art gallery dated about 30,000 years old was discovered last year near Montignac in southwest France, offering new insight into early human symbolic expression.
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France
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