Officials Urge Calm as Gas Runs Hurt East Coast Supply
Washington officials urged motorists on the East Coast to avoid gas station runs to protect the planned Sept. 1 relaxation of the pleasure driving ban. PAW noted the New York shortage would ease with calm but warned the Atlantic seaboard faces a tight gas situation from hurricane disruptions and a 25 percent drop in primary deliveries. The OPA plans to lift bans in the Northwest and DC on Sept 1 but warned Eastern coupon values will likely not rise.
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Morale of Nazi Sub Crews Low
The London Daily Mail said morale among German U boat crews at the Gdynia training center has cracked with some sailors executed. The report recalls mutiny at the start of World War I as a sign of Reich collapse.
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London
Gdynia
Poland
London Daily Mail
Vera Dispatch
Say Goodbye 10 Pills Cathartics All-Bran Ad
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative aid for constipation. It emphasizes fiber as a cause of relief, urges regular use with plenty of water, and claims high nutrition comparable to pork products. The copy touts Battle Creek production and promises lasting, pleasant relief without pills.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
More Firmly In Place FASTEETH Ad Card
Advert shows FASTEETH powder for denture wearers to stop slippage and wobble when talking or laughing. Claims alkaline non acidic formula tightens plate, helps odor, and provides a pasty taste. Suggests purchase at any rag store.
Himmler to Bolster Civil Morale Amid Allied Air Strategy
London reports top Allied air strategists arguing that appointing Himmler as Reich interior minister signals a push for maximum civilian morale. They contend a concerted all-out air campaign against Germany could force surrender within months, with heavy bomber forces and redirected aircraft to the European theater.
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Harrison Salisbury
London
Heinrich Himmler
Germany
Himmler
Reich
Quebec
VU. S. Air Force
Tunisia
Sicily
French Fleet May Play Major Role in Mediterranean
Washington reports liberated French fleet could take a major naval role in the Mediterranean to free American and British ships for duty in active war theaters. Informed sources say the French fleet is now strong enough for the task and Allied readers favor greater French participation in the war on Germany.
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Washington
Mediterranean
Germany
Two Killed in Crowded Camden Street Shooting Fray
In Camden New Jersey on Tuesday night a 42 year old woman Mary Mazza died on a crowded sidewalk from four bullets and her male companion Louis L Sirolli sustained critical injuries from a fifth. Detectives said Sirolli a stationary engineer with three grown children barricaded the terminal area before shooting himself in the mouth. A note found in his pocket addressed to the police hinted at a long entanglement with the woman.
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James Mulligan
Japs Call for Higher War Production Amid Airfront Appeals
The Tokyo radio said Emperor Hirohito urged increased production to lift fighting strength. Leaders of light metals and aircraft industries were summoned to discuss boosting outputs. The OWI relayed the broadcasts and denied Chinese claims that Admiral Koga was killed.
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Tokyo Radio
Hirohito
Office of War Information
OWI
Tokyo
Chuki Suzuki
Kiyoshi Koki
Mineichi Koga
Isoroku Ymamoto
Fascist official Ettore Muti slain by police in Rome
Rome radio reports Lieut. Col. Ettore Muti former secretary of the Fascist Party was shot and killed Sunday night after being arrested for irregularities. Police say he attempted to resist after arrest.
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Rome
Italy
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Badoglia
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Mario Appellius
Mussolini
Madrid
Ettori Muti
Ethiopia
Spain
Albania
Quirinal Palace
Victor Emmanuel
Braschi
Appelius
Milan
Popolo D'Italia
Italy Calls Reserves For Battle
An Italian call for men 87 years old to return to the armed forces and reports from Algiers that German troops are pouring southward through the Brenner Pass indicate the Axis girding for the battle of Italy amid an imminent Allied invasion. Mussolini and several fascist leaders are reported executed or detained. rumors of Mussolini wounded or dead surface amid rapid political upheaval.
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Algiers
Brenner Pass
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Duce
Review of 700 auxiliary policemen in Schenectady
Col. Martin H. Shute will review more than 700 auxiliary policemen who completed basic military training and serve as plant guards for General Electric and American Locomotive. The review is Tuesday, Aug. 31 at 1 p.m. in the State Armory, Schenectady. About 2,500,000 people in the U.S. and Canada subscribed to community hospital service plans last year.
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Second Service Command
Schenectady
General Electric
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State Armory
Kelland Urges Take What We Need After War
Clarence Budington Kelland, Arizona Republican committeeman, urged a permanent defensive alliance with Britain and the United States and the seizure of strategic bases including Dakar and Casablanca. He outlined five zones of safety, proposing joint action, a vast fleet and air force, and a North and South American solidarity pact to shield against non-American threats.
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New York
Clarence Budington Kelland
National Republican
France
Great Britain
United States
China
Russia
North America
South America
Tierra del Fuego
Canada
Childbirth No Cause for Absenteeism in Baltimore
Mrs Helen Robar 42 returns to work after childbirth and plans temporary cannery job to avoid the sixty day rule. She insists she will not sit idle and cites family support including mother and daughter for the newborn Shirley Anne. Her first child, Bernard McNartney, serves in the U S Army overseas. The father of Shirley Anne, Arthur Robar, is a sergeant in the Canadian army, also overseas.
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Baltimore
Helen Robar
Corp
Bernard R. McNartney
U. S. Army
Shirley Anne
Rober
Sergt
Arthur C. Robar
Canadian Army
Ten Killed as Bomber Crashes off Scotland Coast
An American Liberator bomber overdue since Friday was found wrecked on a small island off the north Scottish coast. All ten crew members died. their bodies were found beside the wreckage after an all-day search and a boat was sent to retrieve the remains.
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London
INL
Scotland
Pownal Visit Highlights Local Church Picnic Plans
Lieut Lawrence Hagg of Albany visited Cherry Court in town. Baptist Church School maps a Sand Springs picnic for Saturday. The Baptist choir is being re-
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Lawrence Hagg
Albany
Cherry Court
Baptist Church School
Sand Springs
Rehearsal Set for Choir Under Bertram Peters
Under the direction of Mrd. Bertram Peters a rehearsal is scheduled for 7 30 p m today. James V Sincluho a South Church Street resident since May 1942 formerly of North Adams left the city Monday morning as a member of the group.
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Bertram Peters
James V. Sincluho
South Church Street
North Adams
Kimball Family Moves to Bannister Hill Home
John Kimball and his family relocate to their newly bought residence on Bannister Hill, the former home of Mrs. Kimball's father, the late Arthur D. Houghtaling, as they prepare for induction into training for Uncle Sam's Navy.
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Uncle Sam
Navy
John Kimball
Bannister Hill
Mrs. Kimball
Arthur D. Houghtaling
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