Briton Aides View: American Soldier In Action
Hal Boyle presents Harold Austin’s wartime observations on American troops. He notes bold courage and steady progress in Normandy France and beyond, yet criticizes some discipline and parade-ground tendencies. Tomorrow: an American correspondent weighs British soldiers too.
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Hal Boyle
First Army
Harold Austin
Sydney
Australia
Morning News
Austin
the Kangaroo
France
Belgium
Germany
Middle East
New Guinea
Piccadilly Circus
London
Normandy
D-day
Cigarettes Not Being Sent To Japs After All
Washington reports that Tule Lake internees in California did not send cigarettes to Japanese prisoners of war in the United States. A camp committee had gathered slippers food and two cases of cigarettes but the gesture was misinterpreted as gifts to foreign soldiers. The cigarettes stayed in the camp and will likely be used by the internees.
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Washington
Great Britain
War Relocation Authority
Tule Lake
Calif
Hirohito
Tule Lake Camp
U. S. Army
Stars and Stripes
WRA
Health Office Reports Tucson Area Disease Totals
Public health records show 519 venereal disease cases in Pima county from January to October and 148 tuberculosis cases along with 11 malaria cases 7 meningitis 9 diphtheria and 5 typhoid during the same period. Tuberculosis remains a leading death cause in Arizona reflecting statewide mortality rates and contrasts with national declines.
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Pima County
Phoenix
Board of Health
Arizona
Union
Navy officer urges regular dental X rays
Lt Cmdr A Porter S Sweet USNR an authority on dental X ray told the American Dental Association journal that teeth should be X rayed every six to twelve months. He said following this schedule will lead to early discovery of harmful conditions.
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Chicago
A. Porter S. Sweet
USNR
Journal of the
American Dental Association
Sweet
Northern Ireland farmers donate $400,000 to Red Cross
Farmers in Northern Ireland contributed four hundred thousand dollars to aid Red Cross relief efforts. The donation underscores agricultural support for humanitarian relief amid ongoing crises.
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Northern Ireland
The
Red Cross
Henderson To Apply Talent To Vaterland
Leon Henderson a 49 year veteran of military and government service will leave for London next week and then Germany to oversee economic affairs in the Reich under American control. He quit as price administrator two years ago after a stormy tenure and has since held roles with the WPA NRA and SEC. He will be joined by James A. Perkins, aide to Lauchlin Currie of the foreign economic administration.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Germany
Price
London
Reich
Henderson
University of Pennsylvania
James A. Perkins
Lauchlin Currie
Foreign Economic Administration
Appointment of Hurley Confirmed by Senate
The Senate unanimously confirmed Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley as ambassador to China yesterday. The former Republican secretary of war takes the diplomatic post recently vacated by Clarence E. Gauss with no debate.
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Washington
Senate
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Clarence E. Gauss
Johnson Act Repeal Sought to Expand Postwar Loans
Assistant Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged Congress to repeal the Johnson act ban on private American loans to nations that defaulted on World War I debts. He called for tariff reductions and reform of the Export Import Bank to enable U S government loans and broaden international trade.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
United States
Congress
Britain
Department
Dean Acheson
Eign Trade and Shipping
House Committee
Acheson
U. S
Subcommittee
Education Share Low Among Mexico's Population
A report notes that fewer than one percent of Mexico's population are enrolled in any school, highlighting gaps in access to education and school participation rates nationwide.
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Mexico
Casualties for Armed Forces Rise to 536,950
Washington reports total military casualties at 536,950 with Army at 461,058 and Navy at 75,892. Secretary of War Stim notes a weekly increase of 6,878 for Army and 1,277 for Navy since November 7, tracing losses from Pearl Harbor to the present.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Stim
Frederick Blamey Dies at 58 in Bournemouth
Frederick Blamey who played Schubert in the musical Lilac Time over two thousand times has died in Bournemouth England at age 58.
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Frederick Blamey
Schubert
Bourmouth
England
Causes of EPSY IMAERIT Examined by Doctors
A booklet on this medical issue from mous doctors is offered free by the Educational Division to readers who write to 35 Fifth Ave New York NY. The notice highlights a serij of explanations and fasting context.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Dept
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