Hitler Views American GIs As Screwballs In 1943 Ukraine Talk
Hitler deemed the average American GI as thrillseeking and illiterate, telling German stenographers prisoners that Americans dislike danger and that Britain alone sustains U S war aims. He argued Japan first propaganda could win US support and mocked American stock and morale. The group doubted U S resolve and underestimated wartime capacity.
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Gila Colorado River Project Funds Cut by House
A house senate conference committee trimmed the Gila-Colorado river water development project budget in Arizona from 950000 to 550000 dollars in the 1946 interior department bill. The panel also set 17275000 for new reclamation work nationwide, with senators proposing 21038000 and representatives 16200000. the compromise awaits both chambers approval.
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Chandler Aims to Cast Two More Senate Votes
Sen. A. B. Chandler of Kentucky says he will vote on the San Francisco charter and on the Bretton Woods monetary plan before resigning from the Senate to become baseball's full time commissioner. He notes the move could occur by September and expects Bretton Woods action the week of July 9 with world peace talks by August 1, while Kentucky politics are not a factor in his decision.
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Happy Chandler
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A. B. Chandler
San Francisco
Bretton Woods
World Peacekeeping Organization
Barkley
D-Ky
Chandler
Kentucky
Truman urges immediate Charter ratification at World Security Conference
President Truman implored nations to adopt and act on the world charter now, warning that delay could cost millions of lives. He urged each country to make the charter a living, living force and pledged to send it to the U.S. Senate for ratification as delegates praised the instrument for peace amid calls to remove trade barriers and expand the charter.
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Barkley Sees Senate Approving San Francisco Charter
Senate Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky forecast charter ratification by August 15 at the latest possibly by August 1. He pledged no recess until the chores pass and noted the 4th of July can be observed. Also expected are nonfund appropriation sent to the floor July 9 and a world peace charter vote after hearings and debate.
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Ice Mint Treat for Tired Feet Promises Comfort
A period ad touts Ice Mint treatment to ease tired feet during long standing periods. It claims a cooling soothing sensation and quick relief from burning feet, offering a frosty feel to restore energy.
Army To Cut Point Total For Release
Washington June 27 The Army is expected to lower discharge points from 85 to 78 80 in the next weeks while house military affairs committee members foresee no change in 40 year age automatic discharge rules. They warn against pressure to release older men and medical or technical students. The Army maintains fairness by longest service as the criterion and signals further point reductions ahead.
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Phoenix Man Stricken In Los Angeles Depot
R. R. C. Barton, 44, liquor division manager of Mc Kesson-Robbins, Inc., Phoenix, died at the Union bus depot in Los Angeles yesterday after arriving for a firm meeting. Death was believed to be a heart attack.
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