Roosevelt Returns to White House After Georgia Vacation
President Roosevelt resumes duty at the White House after a three week rest in Georgia. He travels from Warm Springs to Washington, plans to push wartime policies with renewed energy while seeking to end the war in Europe and bring Japan closer to defeat in the Pacific.
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Christmas Economy Tests Britain As Toys Struggle To Reach Children
British cutbacks clash with Christmas joy as the Board of Trade contemplates tripling toy production but toy labor and materials remain scarce. Prices soar, average weekly spend climbs, and few prewar items remain. Parents doubt austerity toys will satisfy children while Meccano and science kits vanish from shops.
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Nazi Influence Prevails in Spain Says Lord Templewood
London CPI Lord Templewood, retired British ambassador to Madrid, stated in his first Lords speech that Spain was generally occupied by Germans for most of the past five years. He recalled Gestapo agents watching him during his time in Spain.
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Negro Soldiers Sentenced for Riot at Fort Lawton
The largest court martial of the war sentenced 28 Negro soldiers for rioting at Fort Lawton on August 12. Three men faced murder counts but were reduced to manslaughter. sentences ranged from six months hard labor to 15 years. Other names and ages include Corp Eucheran Larkin 23 Helena Arkansas and Pvt Willem Jones 23 Decatur Illinois.
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Tin Can Salvage May Continue After Peace
The Office of War Information predicted salvaging tin cans will continue after peace as waste paper demand stays high until Japan is defeated. Salvage drives for used iron and steel and other metals remain far from finished, while four campaigns for scrap rubber aluminum discarded silk nylon hosiery and leather clothing have ended.
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United States and Britain set for cabinet level talks on European stability
The United States and Great Britain plan cabinet level talks to craft a formula for stabilizing liberated Europe. Key figures Stettinius and Halifax expected to lead discussions on food fuel and medicine while addressing hunger and political unrest. The talks follow stalled Poland policy and analyze the Franco Soviet treaty amid broader world security plans.
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Woman Dies at 100 in Auburn Civil War Lieutenant
Mrs. Lorna Doty Bail, widow of John E. Hall, died yesterday in Auburn at age 100. Born March 3, 1844, she served as a lieutenant in the Civil War and was a longtime Auburn resident.
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