Big Three Ministers See Closer Unity At Moscow Talks
The Big Three foreign ministers Britain Russia and the United States report growing unity and potential results from six days of talks on postwar peace through four channels including the United Nations council and ongoing diplomacy. Byrnes and Bevin aim to temper public expectations while planning further meetings in Washington in spring.
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France
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Funeral Service Held For Prince Konoye
In Tokyo on December 21 a Shinto funeral was held for Prince Fumimaro Konoye, former Japanese premier before Pearl Harbor, with imperial officials and cabinet ministers in attendance. Konoye died by self-inflicted means to avoid trial as a war criminal.
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Fumimaro Konoye
Pearl Harbor
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Konoye
Eels Spur Christmas Demand Across The Nation
Washington reports a surge in live eels for Christmas dinner. William H. Dumont of the interior department notes supply from Nova Scotia to North Carolina, with 200000 to 250000 pounds sold each season and New York as the main market. Naples and Sicily are cited as centers of eel eating.
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Department of Interior
William H. Dumont
Dumont
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North Carolina
New York
Naples
Sicily
State May Be Short Of Goal For E Bonds
A plea to boost Pima County E bond sales to reach the $8,000,000 state goal was issued by Walter L. Bimson state war finance chairman. The telegram warned the state may be short by about one million dollars and urged business leaders to buy their $5,000 limit. County chairman Fred Dragonette said efforts would be intensified to match prior drives, while Ahepa named John Gekas to contact business leaders for increased E bond sales.
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Pima County
Arizona
Walter L. Bimson
State War Finance
Fred Dragonette
Order of
Ahepa
John Gekas
End of Tire Rationing Sets Stage for Scarcity
The end of tire rationing on January 1 follows four years of limits as OPA and civilian production agencies say no transport breakdown risk remains. Despite higher output, tire supplies will lag, with 1945 production around 28 million passenger tires and 66 million forecast for 1946.
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Civilian Production Administration
John D. Small
Chester Bowles
Pearl Harbor
Bowles
Boy Scouts To Run Parking Lot Downtown
Members of Boy Scout troop No. 7 will operate an automobile parking lot at East Alameda and Grossetta streets during the two week Christmas holidays to provide funds for the troop treasury. The lot will be opened Monday morning.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 7
East Alameda
Grossetta
St Joseph Aspirin Promoted For Cold Relief And Savings
An ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as a top choice for cold related muscle ache and sore throat. It urges rest sensible dress and moderate diet while highlighting a 100 tablet package for 35 cents.
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St. Joseph
Scouts Begin Shifts For Civic Duty At University Methodist
Lowman Lyon, local manager for Gouley Burcham interests, made the program available to the Boy Scouts. L. C. Houghton, scoutmaster, says boys will alternate in shifts with short tours of duty. George E. Burns Jr. chairs the sponsoring committee of the University Methodist church.
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Lowman Lyon
Gouley Burcham
L. C. Houghton
University Methodist Church
George E. Burns, Jr
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