President Hoover Urged to Lead Food Saving Drive
A President Hoover plea seeks voluntary citizen action to cut consumption and boost food production amid European shortages. Truman administration officials outline cabinet plans, stressing voluntary measures over compulsory rationing and urging public support for a national food-saving campaign.
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Mat
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Theo
Primansine
Hoaweth
Matleaver Waren
Mtr .Truman
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Chirton
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Charler GL
White House
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Soe
Anilevesit
Tony
Waterbury Absconder Nabbed After Years Hidden
Waterbury police detained James Leary a former Waterbury resident after he was identified on Chicago Street by a local. Witness Hickey and several officials testified Leary conspired with Dooley and Galvin in past public crimes. Leary denied the charges claiming a mistaken identity as investigators tied him to 1935 connections and the case remains under investigation.
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Wieterborg
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Waterbury
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Hickey
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Loney
Watery Linwry
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Connecticut
Enid
James Denuvin
Salmon
Mickey
Kavernoy
Heation
Dooley
Jurnee T. Galvin
Waterhiy
Hawaii
Lenny
Galvin
Republicans Open Drive to Sidetrack Draft
A damaged report notes Republicans in Washington launching a drive against draft policy. It cites propuesta by Martin of Massachusetts for a Military Committee to push conscription bans and a broader power shift, with calls for arms reduction and global peace efforts.
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United
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Textile Black Market Under Attack by Three Agencies
Washington reports a joint government action targeting the textile black market. Special Internal Revenue Service and other agencies raid sellers, tracing inflated pricing and evasion schemes linked to Dycks and Dycks-like goods. investigations continue in New York City.
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Fragmented Wedding Notice and Census Report in One Handful
The fragment outlines a wedding notice at an altar with names obfuscated by OCR errors and hints at a census coverage by cities with populations above 100000. It notes licenses issued declining in phases tied to naval operations and personal events, all within a garbled historical page extract.
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Peron Leads Argentinian Presidential Race Early Returns
Early returns in Argentina show Juan Peron ahead of challenger Domingo Tomborini in both total and electoral votes. As ballots continued counting, Peron held a lead with about 32,000 votes and 20,000 more in second place across multiple districts. Final totals pending full tallies.
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Altos
Senators Warn OPA Favoring Cotton Imports
A Senate Agriculture subcommittee heard accusations that the OPA is pushing higher priced cotton imports and harming U S textile makers. Executives from WT Chimosa Co and others argued ceilings distort pricing, while they claim some garments remain Mexican made under differing rules. They urged stricter limits and warned of hidden costs in planned fabric exports.
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Washington
OPA
Robert A. Seidat
Choma Co
Senate Agriculture
Seidel
State Births on Rise In Newer Kord State
State Health Department reports births rise slightly with health vote remaining constant statewide. No officials provided for the entire year as details were unclear.
Industrial Output Drops to Five Year Low Amid Strikes
Industrial output falls to its lowest level in five years as U S labor unrest grows. Police clear pickets at General Tire plant amid injunctions and arrests. Wage talks lead to scattered settlements while nurses and other workers strike nationwide. multiple plants report stoppages and planned hearings set for March.
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Ean Ley
Burt
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Taeitt
Long Soren
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Atuinde
Gulf
Parifie
New York
Delaware General Hospital
Wilmington
Glarehee AL Munte
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Leone
Corn Products Refining Co
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Argo
North
Kansas City
Phantom German arms czar revealed by U S authorities
U S officials disclose a phantom German arms magnate known as Flick, tied to a vast $100,000,000 combine and linked to Krupp scale power. The investigation names Marcus of New York and Ernst as figures in a wartime network expanding control over armament production and illicit property, with a broader push toward cartelization and postwar trials.
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Hick
Starling
Bull Ap Heeater
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Wats
Ana di Nuny
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Planta and
Miies
Cuuchosiovok
Segiel
Sid Owl Marcu
New York City
Treasury and War Department
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Mick
Teal
Toneviey
Thom Krupp
Navi Review
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Wick
Prizon
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Fie Aigearald
Ernst
Gow Inn Army
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Ami
Lovvalie
Wiesbaden
Marcu
Flicke
Cormany
Allies End Testimony Against Nazis
Allied prosecutors rested their case against 22 top Nazis yesterday after the International Military Tribunal denied motions and moved toward concluding the war crimes trial. The U.S. War Department and the prosecutors, led by Robert H. Jackson and Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, outlined charges against leaders of the Reich cabinet and allied groups, detailing plans and executions connected to Russian cathedral destruction and terror.
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Southern Opposition Rallies Against Seaway Power Project
Washington lawmakers hear protests from industrialists and regional leaders opposing the private St Lawrence Seaway and power scheme. Critics warn completion could divert trade and cost billions, harming ports from New Orleans to Philadelphia and North Jersey. Proponents stress potential national gains and regional needs.
No County Accidents Reported
Weather turned from rain to snow causing slippery roads across Albany and Columbia Counties. State Police warn of hazardous travel as salt trucks and sanders work to keep highways open and buses running despite frozen precipitation and windshields iced over.
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Albiny
Columbia
Cain
Trado
Senator Vandenberg Urges U S To Match Russia In Policy
Senator Arthur Vandenberg, addressing a London conference, argued the United States must match Russia in frank, firm foreign policy to secure permanent peace and the aims of the United Nations. He warned that only clear statements and consistent positions can earn Soviet respect and advance global stability. He stressed the UN’s success hinges on united Western resolve and warned against compromise beyond essential limits.
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Arthur
Vandenberg
Yeshardag
America
Russia
United Nations
Michigan
Vandenbers
Lewis
Vardenberg
Britons urged to back economic plan amid stormy Parliament
A British campaign flyer and political attacks surfaced as MPs clashed over economic strategy and a looming American loan. The discussion centered on prosperity, manpower shortages, and fiscal measures while party lines hardened in Parliament.
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London
Misshirtoy
Lee
Britain
Ato Dgolarad
Hellain
Baek
Wales
Redgate
Senate Approves State Budget Amid Debated Plans
The Senate backed the state budget under Governor Dewey, approving a postwar improvement program including a $60 million plan for tax reductions and several aid packages. Republicans faulted Democratic opposition, while the measure advances with a large spending schedule amid session debates and party lines.
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York
Jourrener
Per Hense
Dewey
Istate
Touron
Myon C. Mune
Owever
Bude
Five Japs to Dir Vor 1 29 Killings
A U S military trial committee heard seven defendants linked to a massacre in Hankow. Masutake Kaburagi and others admitted pulling triggers. several defendants faced charges while noted officials supervised the killings. Witnesses described the crime as part of a broader wartime atrocity case.
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Steve
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Tha Kyae Sith
Hirakiow
Wilinea
Winiant Oleey Velien
Fragmentary OCR item from The New York Arey
fragmentary readable text references government matters and alcoholic beverages with scattered names and dates, providing no clear event or outcome to summarize. requires clearer source text to form a valid news card.
Indian Troops Revolt Report From Jubtupore
Bombay dispatch reports 2 500 Indian troops revolting yesterday at Jubtupore 830 miles northeast of Bombay. They marched from barracks carrying the Muslim League flag amid mutiny fears. Communications to Nagpur describe growing unrest among naval and signaling units and court martial protests.
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Nagpur
India
Jubbutpore
Negpur
Sind Indian Electrics
Tha
Mochameat Nincoting Corps
Gyanpathe
Manic Carlie Now on Maelkeet
A fragmented note mentions Manic Carlie on Maelkeet with unclear references to a dated event and a culinary SUT. The text includes stray terms like New York and incantinetirens, but specifics and readable facts are minimal.
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Carlie
Maelkeet
New York
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