Peru Chile clash prompts censorship reports and evacuations
From Lima and Santiago comes word of intensified censorship and diplomatic tension amid Peru Chile disputes. Peru orders consuls to return and may cancel exequaturs while Chile debates the dispute in parliament, with cabinet resignations and adjournments noted. Reports also reference Argentine foreign reaction and potential mediation efforts.
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Associated Press
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League of Nations cannot replace British naval supremacy
A distorted wartime wire service transmission argues that the League of Nations cannot substitute for England's sea power. It claims Britain alone protects free trade, compares naval supremacy to a solemn trust, and asserts the United States should remain sympathetic to Britain.
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German requests delay in armistice delivery terms
German Foreign Minister has asked the Allies to extend deadlines for railroad rolling stock deliveries and to allow postponement until February 11, citing bad transit conditions and a shortage of lubricating oils as the reason. The move accompanies renewed calls for more favorable terms in the armistice operations.
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Associated Press
Lonthon
Saif
Germany
Financial waves hit stocks and copper markets worldwide
The era market report shows stock activity opening with mixed results in shares and copper miners. It notes movements in grain, livestock, and related commodities, with references to Atlantic and other exchanges as investors weigh demand and price shifts amid broader financial news.
Sims Raised to Admiral as Navy Ranks Reshaped
Associated Press reports President Truman announced promotions reshaping naval ranks. William Sims would become admiral as Austin Knight retires, with Albert Gleaves and Thomas Hodges elevated as vice admirals. Rodgers to command Asiatic Fleet remains rear admiral.
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Belgian Priests Killed by German Troops Amid Occupation
Cardinal Mercier reports 49 Belgian priests killed or tortured by German forces during the occupation. He cites executions and forced labor in the diocese, condemning crimes and warning that preparation and Allied victory are essential for survival.
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French at German border as 48th Division enters Luxemburg
Readable war office notice records French forces pushing to the German border along Luxembourg with marching units near Weiswampark and Heinecrabben. Redlange Luxemburg reports a municipal reception for the 48th division commander as the town welcomed the advancing troops.
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Germans Continue Atrocities In Laos Frontline Report
A United Nations style dispatch notes German troops commit cruelties in Laos with reports of outrages against inhabitants. The article states Schutzstaffel style abuses are widespread and feared to persist along the front.
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Training Cans Orders for Officers in Capital Centers
The Corps announces instruction orders for officers in the capital. Units at the army center plan a one month course open to reserve corps. Graduation and commissions are expected for February with new cadets and officers named.
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Army
War Earning Facts in Meat Prices and Packers Profits
Analysis notes that war earnings could fade as prices fall, examining how packers profit from live stock and meat, including how price shifts affect the distribution of profits among producers, processors, and retailers. It references the federal trade commission and questions about inventory, transportation, and seasonality impacts on profits across beef and pork products.
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New Age of Permanent Peace Foretold in Prophetic Discourse
A church sermon envisions a postwar era of lasting peace emerging from global reform. It cites calls for national self determination, a League of Nations framework, and a universal moral order guiding international relations and future wars.
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