Ivory Coast invasion by Allies reported
London, England (UP) –
The Rome radio, heard by the newspaper Star, reported today that U.S. and British troops had entered the French Ivory Coast territory on the Gulf of Guinea, 1,050 miles southeast of Dakar.
According to Rome, the Americans crossed into the Ivory Coast from Liberia, marching eastward, and the Britons crossed from the British Gold Coast, marching westward.
It was made known officially yesterday that U.S. forces were in Liberia.
Jeffers wants ration power
Rubber chief wants to end gas confusion
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One day off, Roosevelt tells federal employees
Washington (UP) –
President Roosevelt today reiterated that government employees will have only a one-day holiday at Christmas. That will be Christmas Day itself.
Power grant delay faced
Only few immigrants wanted by Roosevelt
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Smashing the Axis –
Food firms solve many problems in shipping rations
Researchers help Army send non-spoilable butter to Africa, powdered ham and eggs to Tunis; new methods save space on ships
By Charles T. Lucey, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Praise War Labor Board! It passes Santa a raise
Formal recommendation, full of yule spirit, makes certain there will be no chiselers
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Administration gets 2 slaps
Both House and Senate show dissatisfaction
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Crop subsidy designed to balance production
By Thomas L. Stokes, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Life on Guadalcanal
‘Ride’ with torpedo expedition thrilling
By Sherman Montrose
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