Allied landings expand in southwest Pacific operations
Allied forces land at Nassau Bay near Salamaua after midnight with coordinated air and ground actions. Troops push inland and reach within 12 miles of Salamaua while sea lanes toward New Georgia and the Rabaul area are probed. Kenney's air force bombs Rabaul and surrounding targets as Japan responds with Darwin raid.
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Southwest Pacific
Rendova
Solomons
Nassau Bay
Salamaua
Bay Shore
Bitoi River
United Nations
Trobriand
Woodlark
New Georgia
Rabaul
Japan
Seiomor
Munda
Tsobriand
Woolark
Great Pincer Appears Ready for Southwest Pacific Push
Allied plans show a two pronged push from New Guinea toward Rabaul and Bougainville with MacArthur and Halsey directing land, sea, and air operations. Rendova and New Georgia landings mark the opening phase as American forces seek to break Japanese defenses in the Solomons and advance toward Rabaul.
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Munda
New Georgia Island
Solomons
Rendova
Admiral Halsey
Douglas MacArthur
Tsobriand
Woodlark
New Guinea
Salamaua
General MacArthur
Navy Department
Washington
Rabaul
New Britain
Pacific
Truk
Bat Truk
China Sea
Japan
Southwest Pacific
Shortland Island
Bougainville Island
Halsey
Attu
Rendova Island
Missing Flying Fortress ball turret gunner Henry Crain in Steinbeck report
The Flying Fortress Mary Ruth crew reports their ball turret gunner Henry Maurice Crain of Canyon and New York is missing over Germany. Steinbeck’s front news sketches Crain’s naval and literary background, his age forty one, UT and University of Texas journalism degrees, wartime service, and latest action against a Focke-Wulf 109 with informal notes from the Mary Ruth crew.
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Germany
Henry Maurice Crain
Canyon
John Steinbeck
Amarillo Daily News
Sgt. Crain
Henry W. Crain
Newton Crain
Sgt
Crain
Silver City
N. M
University of Texas
Austin
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Journal
New York
Bronx News
New York News
Miami Beach
Fla
Sioux Falls
8. D
Texas
Fortress
Mary Ruth
Congress Halts Subsidies to Curb Food Prices in Setback
Congress barred use of subsidies to lower retail food prices and ordered the meat butter price rollback by August 1, signaling a clash with the Roosevelt administration. The compromise bill allows limited subsidies for war related costs and production incentives, while prohibiting price cutting payouts.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Commodity It Corporation
Senate
House
White House
Tiniko
Lou R. Maxon
Office of Prices
OPA
Labor Board
Patman
Gallows Prepared for Traitor Max Stephan
Detroit report notes Supreme Court stays may delay execution of Max Stephan, the German born former Detroit restaurant owner convicted of treason for aiding a Nazi officer's flight from a Canadian prison camp. Gallows and prison routines prepared as appeals continue, with clemency hopes fading. Oberleutnant Hans Peter Krug, the officer involved, was recaptured and returned to Canada.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
Max Stephan
Milan
Mich
Federal
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Stephan
Nicholas Salowich
Salowich
Germany
Arthur J. Tuttle
Hans Peter Krug
Canada
San Antonio
Texas Society names leaders for 1943 44
Grover B Hill named sergeant at arms and Dale Miller elected legislative representative of the Texas Society in Washington. Gene Worley Lyndon B Johnson Ralph Pittney named vice presidents. Miss Alla Prosper reelected secretary to Speaker Rayburn. notes on staff positions and shifts. Southern agricultural leaders told New Orleans that the South must boost feed crops to match rising livestock production.
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Washington
Texas Society of Washington
Dale Miller
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Gene Worley
Shamrock
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson City
Austin
Ralph Pittney
Wichita
Ed Gossett
Wichita Falls
Lindleworth
Gilmer
Edision
Yowell
Huntly
Gen
Grover B. Hill
Amarillo
Ira Lee Law
White House
Texas
Miss Alla
Prosper
Rayburn
Bonham
As- Sintami
Edmiston
Irene Wright
New Orleans
Wre
Allied forces press across Solomons and Atlantic fronts
Allied land sea and air forces advance on Rendova Island in the Solomons while Churchill praises U boat losses and forecasts summer action. Allied ships sweep the Mediterranean under fighter cover and RAF daytime air gains over France boost morale.
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Mediterranean
France
Weather and notices from Amarillo region
The Amarillo weather forecast calls for a warmer Thursday with fresh winds in the Panhandle area. In New Mexico, scattered Thursday afternoon showers are expected with rising temperatures. The piece appears in a local paper insert mentioning Russell Stationery and a bookstore collection.
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Amarillo
New Mexico
Cactus Chemical Plant To Reopen On New Contract
The Cactus Ordnance Works near Dumas will resume under Shell Chemical Co and Chemical Construction Corp. It will switch from ammonia to a wartime chemical compound yet undisclosed. Major R E Smith confirms reopening and joint operation with letters of intent signed.
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Amarillo Daily News
DUMAS
Cactus Ordnance Works
Etter
Shell Chemical Company of
San Francisco
Chemical Construction Corporation of
New York
Brown-Root, Inc
Houston
Ordnance Department At
St. Louis
Shell Chemical Company
L. M. Roberts
Pittsburgh, Pa
Shell
Clark F. Davis
The
Chemical Corporation
R. E. Smith
Ordnance Department
Chemical Construction Corporation
Monroe Turner Receives Five Year Prison Term
Monroe Turner, a Hale County farm youth, was convicted by a district court jury of forging a 125 check on his grandfather and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. He married Dorothy Frisbie in Amarillo jail March 27 amid her murder conviction and ten year sentence in the death of a child. Turner said he offered to marry her so the unborn child would have a name.
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Plainview
Monroe Turner
Hale County Farm
Turner
Dorothy Frisbie
Amarillo
Miss Frisbie
Demand Forces Advance Sales Of Tri State Rodeo Tickets
Advance sale of Tri State Rodeo tickets began at 881 West Sixth Avenue due to demand. Four shows start at 2 pm tomorrow with general admission $1 and enlisted mens and children 89 cents. Rodeo stock vehicles and contestants are arriving in Amarillo as concessions and transport plans are arranged.
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West Sixth Avenue
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
McClure Concessions
Oklahoma City
McClure's
John Stryker
Port Worth
Redge
Lynn
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