Japs Resume Talks With Washington on Far Eastern Crisis
Secretary Hull and Japanese ambassadors resumed negotiations on the delicate far eastern situation. President Roosevelt cut short a southern holiday to receive reports. Kurusu and Nomura declined to reveal a reply to Hull's document, saying talks continue and would be better described as resumed rather than broken off.
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Japan to Persist in Washington Talks Despite Gaps
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet will continue negotiations with the United States on Pacific issues. Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo said talks in Washington show a great difference in views, yet Japan will redouble efforts to seek U S reconsideration while defending its East Asia policy and new world order.
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Aerial strength of Japan estimated at 5000 machines
A New York dispatch surveys Japanese air power and notes a debate between assessments of superior aircraft and pilots versus obsolescent planes. It cites estimates of 2000 first line machines and sub 1000 annual pilot outputs amid secrecy by the army and navy.
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Army and Navy Journal
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Great Nazi Reversal at Rostov Dominates News Dispatch
The Rostov battle dominates reports as Red forces claim a major shift against German positions. Across Washington, the Roosevelt administration faces a long day as the Fact Finding Board mediates a threatened 350000 railway strike, with progress described as uncertain after a marathon session. The board seeks a settlement pattern but has yet to issue recommendations. In related labor actions, CIO locals at Bell Aircraft vote to strike over wage and shop issues, while other plants face looming deadlines and ongoing wage disputes.
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British Drive Deeper Into Libya Front
British forces press west into Libya beyond the hump and reach the Gulf of Sirte on the Mediterranean coast. The Cairo dispatch notes Axis tanks attacked Rezegh but were repulsed as British armor counterattacked and claimed to restore the line. Observers in London foresee the destruction of Axis remnants in Tobruk areas within days.
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Cane Growers Near Finish 1941 Syrup Making
Cairo Georgia December 1 cane growers report good weather aids completing the 1941 crop of syrup. Syrup making has passed the peak and most producers expect to finish within two or three weeks without cold damage to the crop.
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Price ceilings on passenger cars at retail discussed
Washington December 1 The Office of Price Administration notified automobile dealers that it proposed to impose price ceilings on passenger cars and suggested two alternative formulas for fixing retail prices.
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Officials worried over farmers lack of machinery
Washington officials of the Agriculture Department expressed disquiet over defense authorities not recognizing agriculture needs for machinery and farm equipment to meet unprecedented food requirements. Many farmers report they may fail to meet production goals without additional equipment, with the dairy and poultry sectors feeling the sharpest pinch.
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Grand plan eyed to speed troops toward Tunisian border
Sirte south of Bengasi indicated a grand plan to rush troops 550 miles west to counter any German move in concert with the French government.
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Southern Association Opens 46th Meeting in Louisville
Dr. Frank Graham of UNC declared democracy must be preserved as about 500 delegates from 11 southern states gather for the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in Louisville. Georgia's 16 college system faces review on accreditation while committees study higher education and possible re employment of Walter Cocking amid political interference allegations.
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Decatur
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Waresboro
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Eugene Talmadge
Cocking
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Southern Association
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Commission On Higher Education
Rufus ©. Harris
Tulane
Regents
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Dartmouth College
Hanover
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Weather forecast for Georgia Florida Alabama parts coast
Georgia shows cloudy skies with scattered light rain tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Florida reports mostly cloudy conditions with scattered light rain and moderate rain in the far south tonight and Tuesday. Alabama expected partly cloudy with warm inland and partly cloudy conditions on Tuesday. Coastal winds gentle to moderate northeast to southeast. Northwest Florida region: partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with easterly winds gentle to moderate.
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Germans Routed in Rostov Area as Moscow Sight Declared
World War II dispatches report Soviet forces counterattacking near Rostov, claiming 35 towns retaken as German troops retreat. While Moscow front rumors spread that Nazis are within sight of the capital, Berlin denies, stating only that field glasses reveal Moscow in some sectors.
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Continued negotiations show Tokyo seeks to avoid U S war in Pacific
Dewitt Mackenzie reports Japan presses to keep talking with Washington as war clouds loom. He notes Tokyo aims to evade conflict with America, weighing European war outcomes while allied forces push in Rostov and Libya, signaling shifting fortunes in the broader war.
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