Manchurian Crop Failure Breeds Revolt
Chronicle of Manchuria cites crop failures in Manchuria and drought in June and July leading to food shortages. It claims Chinese and Korean residents harbor intense anti Japanese sentiment, predicting American help as famine deepens. Japanese efforts to grow cotton and import workers continue amid mass discontent and suspected plans to repatriate locals.
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Nazis Use Counterfeit Bills to Lure Slavs
CBS correspondent Howard K. Smith reported from Bern that the German air force dropped thousands of counterfeit United States ten dollar bills labeled as surrender passes to Yugoslav Partisans. Each bill carried an appeal to desert and promising good treatment, a tactic inspired by Allied monetary drops to Partisans and aimed at guaranteeing propaganda impact.
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CBS
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Bern
Switzerland
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Saratoga County Board Announces Men Accepted for Service
Saratoga County draft records list registrants accepted for service including Robert J Pacco Army Air Corps Hamilton Cleon Smith Palmer William Cari Lemberg and Francis Charles Cenero plus John Jones Greenwich and George Charles Montana Ernest H Knowlton Horace W Post Richard L Diehl Russell W Balcom Everett C Marshall Couath Edwardson Yatter Palmer Thomas B Radgwick James H Dallas George D Freeborn Nicholas Romanyshyn Middle Grove and Robert E Maxam Hadiey Army among others.
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Greenwich
Navy
George Charles Montana
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Horace William Post
Richard Lester Diehl
Russell Wilbur Balcom
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Edwardson Yatter
Palmer
Thomas Benjamin Radgwick
Schuylerville
James Henry Dallas
Greenfield Center
George David Freeborn
South Glens Falls
Nicholas Romanysh3n
Middle Grove
Robert Edward Maxam Hadiey
Army
Business leaders urged to stay in Washington for postwar plans
The piece warns that war end expectations are causing confusion among officials and industry. It argues reconversion decisions, war plant terminations, and postwar policy require seasoned business leaders in Washington, lest 1944 see costly missteps and delayed reforms.
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Germany
Washington
Patterns Baby Basket From Wood Carrier
Chicago report describes wartime mothers favoring canvas baby baskets shaped like oversized handbags. A three by two foot awning canvas strip forms a tote with end handles. no wheels or metals. inspired by metal wood carriers once used near fireplaces. Wholesaler F Slattery cites a southwest buyer who proposed the idea after finding no baby buggies at Merchandise Mart.
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Kirtzner elected third vice president at Albany meeting
William F. Kirtzner, an employee of Report Ducé at Watervliet Arsenal, was elected third vice president of the District's Eve of Speech Traffic Association at a meeting in Albany yesterday. Also reported Mussolini ill at Hitler's retreat and a survey ranks photography as America's most popular hobby with stamp collecting second and music third.
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Verona
Italy
United States
Miller to Speak at Food Forum on Psychological Warfare
Douglas Miller, former Berlin embassy commercial attache and author of You Can’t Do Business With Hitler, will address the Food Forum at Chancellor Hall Albany on today’s evening session. He, now OWI regional chief for Italy Germany and Austria, will discuss wartime economic effort and the role of food in liberating Europe while detailing his long service in U S government diplomacy and international negotiations.
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Berlin
Food Forum
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War Correspondent Chinigo Receives Silver Star
Michael Chinigo of International News Service earned the Silver Star for gallantry in Sicily. He landed with the Third Infantry Division on July 10, moved under heavy fire, and helped patrol Palermo and Messina before Allied occupation. The award marks him as the second newspaper correspondent honored after Vern Haugland.
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International News Service
Sicily
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Palermo
Messina
Vern Haugland
Associated Press
New Guinea
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Haugland
Ohio Congressmen Launch Bricker Drive
Ohio Republicans in the House launched a Bricker for president campaign at a Bolton called meeting. They adopted a resolution urging honest and sensible domestic policies and pledged support for Governor John W. Bricker of Ohio for the Republican nomination. Bricker recently decided to forgo a fourth term as governor and seek the presidency.
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Ohio
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Bricker
Milkless Year Threatens Dairy Byproducts Output
Roy Bradley of Ransomville, president of the Niagara Frontier Milk Producers' Cooperative Bargaining Agency, warned that dwindling milk production could leave butter cheese and other products short after the coming year. He spoke to Buffalo area cooperatives about steering milk into fluid and cream classifications to mitigate shortages.
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Moscow Pact Seen As War Preventative By Mead
Pittsburgh Senator James M Mead praises the Moscow Anglo Soviet American pact as a safeguard for peace. He contends official Soviet statements show a desire to end conflict and that the coalition's program represents international justice likely to prevent further war.
Food Subsidy Debate Faces House Vote on Bread Price Support
The committee questions whether the 80000000 subsidy program fuels excess purchasing power and hints at a presidential veto if anti subsid y measures pass. Wisconsin agriculture chief says farm groups mostly oppose subsidies, with only Farmers Union splitly supportive. Debates shift to extending the Commodity Credit Corporation list while banning subsidies. Bread price relief is tied to preserving milling costs amid rising wheat.
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James G. Patton
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Office of Price Administration
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Leonard Nurses Aids Hear Lecture See Film
Red Cross nurse aids at Leonard Hospital attended a lecture on Been and viewed a blood plasma film last night in the McLean Staff House. Nutrition talks were given by Lynn Thomas and Shirley Johnstone of Russell Sage College with supervision by Helen Moser and Clara Cartison. Joseph Goudella demonstrated the plasma film. Velma Bosley presided as superintendent of nurses. A brief business meeting followed with refreshments.
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Leonard Hospital
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Lynn Thomas
Shirley Johnstone
Russell Sage College
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Clara Cartison
Joseph Goudella
Velma Bosley
Aids
Nazi Held Channel Ports Under Raids
Typhoons hit Nazi held channel ports yesterday following up a U S heavy bomber attack that likely knocked out the molybdenum plant at Knaben in southern Norway. A night action against continental targets was noted as German and Paris radios went off the air, a sign of RAF activity. Reuters from Zurich reported Basel alert, a signal often tied to Allied strikes on southern Germany or northern Italy.
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County Elects Mrs Dora Messick Rensselaer Auxiliary Head
Mrs Dora Messick of 274 Ninth Street was elected chairman of the Rensselaer County Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting at Noble Callahan Post quarters. Officers include Mrs Cora Edwards first vice chairman Mrs Helen Molaskey second vice chairman and others with roles in child welfare rehabilitation coupons community service cancer control and more. The executive committee lists several officers and the county committee will meet December 14 in Fort Crab Legion rooms in Rensselaer where Mrs Fanny Wright will attend and a Christmas grab bag is planned.
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Rensselaer County
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Castleton
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Rensselaer
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Green Island
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Hazel Hull
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Averill Park
Ruth Simonson
Anna Valley
Troy
Anna Chubb
Community Service
Catherine Poole
Grafton
Cancer Control
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Americanism
Empire State News
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Schodack Landing
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Lena McKeon
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Frederica
Venezuela Cabinet Walkout Stuns Caracas Officials
The Venezuelan cabinet resigned yesterday in an abrupt move that normally signals the president will reshuffle his ministers. Predictions had pointed to changes by President Gen. Isaias Medina, with at least two ministerial posts expected to be filled.
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Venezuela
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Bombers 1 na Fea and the Cassino Front Update
Army reports describe a week of yardage gains on the Italian front as Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s forces push to retake outposts on Mount Croce. From an advance post Rey nolds Packard notes German dugouts with electric lighting in forward sectors near Cassino ten miles from Venatro, signaling a major Nazi winter stronghold on routes to Rome. Small British Eighth Army advances north of Atessa are reported.
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Mount Croce Heights
United Press
Reynolds Packard
Italy
Cassino
Venatro
Rome
Eighth Army
Atessa
Front reports stubborn German resistance across Italy in bad weather
Patrol actions were fought in chilly rains and mud across the Garigliano river and the base of the winter line. Twelve German prisoners were captured in a small action while a German patrol was badly shot up returning from the south bank. An official communique cited very bad weather as Allied planes kept bombing the enemy line and attacking shipping off the Adriatic coast. Allied troops dug in eighty miles south of Rome, where the foe appears determined to hold out as long as possible.
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Italy
Garigliano
Fifth Army
Rome
Adriatic
Recital by Norma A. Catricala Students at YWCA
Voice students under Norma A. Catricala presented their first public recital at the YWCA with piano support from Emile Catricala. More than 100 people attended as Mrs. Catricala announced the event would become a semi annual affair in Mobile Alabama known as the Mother of Carnivals.
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Emile Catricala
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