Government to Tie Up Corn Sales in 124 Midwest Counties
Washington AP reports the War Food Administration and Agricultural Adjustment Agency plan a Monday order making the government the sole purchaser of corn in 124 corn counties to meet war industry needs amid a grain shortage. The move targets 80 million bushels for processors until the new crop. counties include southwestern Minnesota, eastern Nebraska, western and central Iowa, eastern Illinois, and northwestern Indiana.
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Allied Air Assault on Sabang Destroys Sumatra Targets
Allied planes from British and American carriers struck Sabang and Shongair, with American pilots outnumbering British two to one. The operation included diversion at Port Blair and featured 80 percent American aircraft, notably Hellcats, Dauntless dive bombers, and Avengers, with Corsairs flown by U.S. trained British crews.
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Kandy
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
Sumatra
Sabang
Associated Press
Eugene Burns
U. S
Shong Airfield
Port Blair
Andaman Islands
Nine Die As Blimp Crashes Into Gulf Off Mississippi
An airship crew of ten from Houma Louisiana lost control in a heavy squall about 25 miles off the Mississippi River mouth. Nine crew members died, one survived. The 254 foot blimp, used for coastal patrol and anti submarine duties, crashed into the Gulf after a two hour struggle. Names of victims withheld.
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Grant Resigns to Lead National Capital Park Plan
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant III resigns as chief of the protection branch to devote full time to chairing the national capital park land planning commission as announced by the Office of Civilian Defense on Saturday.
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Office of Civilian Defense
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New Defense Move Lost in Sedition Case
Washington a district of columbia court of appeals denied a writ of mandamus seeking to halt the seditious conspiracy trial of 28 men and two women. The panel will reassemble Monday to select new jurors after Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher disqualified 79 jurors who heard an inadvertent mention of indictments. The prosecution pledged vigorous opposition to any further delay.
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James J. Laughlin
Edward James Blythe
New York
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Joseph McWilliams
James True
O. John Rogge
Eicher
Laughlin
Rogge
Paper Salvage Drive Sees City Trucks Joined by Firms
Sedt. Smith of the Civilian Service corps oversees a 10 truck city health department fleet aided by 40 Boy Scout helpers and drivers from Eddy Pa per, Quaker Oats, Baker Paper, Hach Brothers, Witwer Grocer, and Civilian Defense. Rain delayed start but paper commandos pressed door to door collecting bundles.
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Joseph Shimek
Anton Soukup
Jim Milota
George Drew
Charles Basker
Joseph Schultz
Steve Roosa
John Tomash
R. M. Ford
Frank Kovac
EF. Switzer
Haegg
Civilian Defense Office
Mrs. Charles Beall Dies at 54 in Ottumwa Hospital
Sigourney death notice reports Mrs. Charles Beall aged 54 died Saturday after brief illness in Ottumwa hospital. Survived by husband, a son, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Charles Beall
Ottumwa
Ernest F. Fikers
Northern Ireland
Sixteenth Avenue
Tech
Edward Kacerovsky
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ann Kacerovsky
Tenth Street SE
Howard M
Mike” Gallagher
Fort Logan
Denver
Colo
Camp Crowder
George Victorine
Second Avenue SE
Charles I, Victorine
Seaman 1-c
San Francisco
Victorine
Service Members Stall from Nation’s War Fronts
A long column lists soldiers sailors and airmen from the area with promotions transfers and leave details. Names include Lt Cdr C Brown Lt (jg) Patrick McNally and Capt Donald M Ross among many others, detailing duties locations and home addresses as families track service milestones.
German war effort falters as foreigners desert in combat zones
The Nazi forces rely on armored vehicles and remote weapons, but foreign troops prove inferior fighters. Hitler's aim to recruit other Europeans for battle is failing as desertion and poor attitude undermine German units. The German command now moves to reduce foreigners in combat zones to limit their impact.
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Hitler
German Army Cut in Half Still Strong
AP report from Anzio describes the German army as cut about half in 18 months mainly by losses in Russia. It cites 290 combat divisions now, down from 360 in 1942 43, notes morale has improved recently, praises high quality arms but stresses manpower as the key problem and mentions parachute troops with high morale.
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U. S
Anzio
Russia
Italy
Cassino
362Nd Infantry Division
Yanks Bomb Jap Mariana Bases
U S Pacific Fleet reports heavy American air strikes on Saipan and Tinian in the Mariana Islands, with daylight raids from land bases. Nimitz says operations used Seventh AAF heavies and carrier wing two, with minimal disclosed American losses. Marshall atolls Akurub and Aur occupied, bringing total to 20 controlled. four major Japanese positions remain.
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Eniwetok
Kwajalein
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Aur
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