Guerrillas to Lose This Year, Generals Predict
ATHENS March 10 Generals Van Fleet and Greek leaders forecast a decisive end to guerrilla activity in Greece soon They cautioned that while Western aid has bolstered Greek forces the final victory would require continued American equipment and sustained military action The parties planned a five day tour of northern and eastern Greece to assess progress
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Athens
James A. van Fiehead
U. S
Dmitrios
C. D. Steele
Tish
As S
U. S. Mathere
Greece
van Fleet
Geece
Submarine Net Invention At Cromarty Firth 1906
British engineers developed the submarine net at Cromarty Firth in Scotland in 1906 as a defensive barrier. Earlier, the first torpedo was patented in 1869.
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F.G.K. A
Cromarty Firth
Scot
Supplies Sent China Wasted, Says Navy Vet
Edward Debois Early, a 24 year old Navy veteran and former supply expediter in Shanghai, portrays U N R R C depots as wasteful with U S food and equipment. He says crates torn for firewood spoil stores, expensive gear rusts, and 75 fishing trawlers funded by the U S worth 2 million dollars were abandoned due to corruption at Shanghai customs.
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Edward Debois Early
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
Shanghai
U.S
Meson Particles Produced for Use In Atom Smashing
Dr. Ernest Lawrence and James B. Fissl announce laboratory production of mesons at the University of California. The 4000 ton cyclotron will study nuclear particles and may unlock future atomic energy advances beyond the atom bomb though immediate practical use remains unlikely.
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Berkeley
Calif
Atomic Science
America
Europe
Ernest O. Lawrence
James B. Fissl
Atomic Energy Commison
California
Lawrence
Salary of college football coaches in early statistics
A historical note states that statistics from 100 colleges showed the average salary for a football coach was $6,107 per season. This figure reflects earlier pay scales for coaches.
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Slary
Red Aircraft Buzzes Commercial Plane Over Chinese Waters
Two P-39 fighters marked with red stars of Russia made five passes at a commercial airliner carrying 32 refugees from Mukden. The attack occurred south of the Chihli Gulf near Port Arthur Darren peninsula, but the transport kept clear of major cities. Pilot Bud from Stockton photographed the fighters confirming red-star markings.
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Shanghai
Russia
L. B. Buol
Claire L
Gulf of Chihli
Dairen
Chennault
Whiting Willauer
Port Arthur-Darren Peninsula
Bud
Stockson
Calif
Flameproof Fabric Term Means Slow Flame Spread
The phrase flameproof for fabrics does not imply fire immunity but indicates resistance to flame spread. It warns that fabrics may still burn or be damaged if exposed to high heat or flames.
Pepsi Cola Treasure Certificate Sweepstakes
A sensational new contest promises cash prizes including 203725 dollars total with 51 monthly state prizes and a 25000 dollar first prize. Enter often and receive a Treasure Certificate for the Family Sweepstakes prizes. look for the hidden design.
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Pepsi-Cola
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