Not as Bad as In'18 Spring Analyst Says
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues the German Rhine drive resembles a high risk gamble aimed at delaying Allied plans. He notes Allied manpower and materiel superiority, cites Haig’s 1918 Back to the wall moment, and suggests Rundstedt may seek a decisive Western battle with new weaponry, while warning against premature conclusions.
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Rhineland
Berlin
Somme
Field Marshal Haig
von Rundstedt
Luftwaffe
Cologne
Ine
Hiram Johnson Quietly Delivers Poem in Senate Chamber
In a hushed Senate moment, Hiram Johnson rose to read a childhood poem before colleagues and spectators. The scene drew Democrats and later Republicans as the room calmed and attention settled on his subdued delivery.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Hattie Caraway
Roosevelt
Archibald MacLeish
Sen. Wheeler
Sen. Langer
North Dakota
Sen
Hiram Johnson
Sen. Johnson
Senator Johnson Urges Peace in Greece in Senate Chamber
Senator Johnson, age 78, urged restraint and aid for small nations amid Greek unrest. He denounced bloodshed and refused to demand surrender, while a lone Senator Robertson listened among Republican rows as others returned to their seats and press discussions resumed.
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Edward V. Robertson
Wyoming
Johnson
Chamber
Greece
Sen. Langer
Woman burns herself to scare husband after quarrel
Chicago reports Mrs. Annamae Havlick, 30, admitted inflicting more than 40 burns on arms and legs with a red hot iron to frighten her husband Joseph after a quarrel. She also claimed kidnappers tortured her to confess a $3600 embezzlement from Carlson Norman Inc. Havlick, secretary treasurer, faces embezzlement charges and was treated at a psychiatric hospital where she was declared sane.
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Chicago
Annamae Havlick
Joseph
Havlick
Carlson-Norman, Inc
Labor Panel Approves 5 Cent Wage Rise at Speeder
A War Labor Board panel hearing near midnight in the federal building reached a settlement between Link-Bell Speeder and Local 146 CIO United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers. Two issues were withdrawn, a third involving union requests granted a 5 cent hourly increase across 10 classifications. New rate classes created. board approval in Kansas City, Missouri remains required.
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Link-Bell Speeder Company
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers
CIO
War Labor Board
Federal Building
Regional
Kansas City
Waste Paper Disposal Instructions
Men and students are advised to deposit waste paper in designated receptacles at school grounds or fire stations. If a load is ready, call 3-2601 and OCD truck will dispatch if a trip is warranted.
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Nature
Inter Allied Diplomats See Clearing in Poland Front
The United States supports an immediate frontier settlement by Poland and Russia along the Curzon line and will aid the Poles during the transition. U S and Britain aim to avert recognition of the Lublin government by Russia while planning a second big three meeting with Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill.
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Washington
Atore
Seee
Poland
Russia
United States
London
Polish National Committee
Lublin
Lublin Committee
Britain
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Ae Somnet Ao Department
Richard K. Law
Stettinius
State Department
Italy
Gazette Carrier Rates and Publication Options
Rates show 25 cents by carrier and multiple editions with night and 2 p.m. options. Subscription prices vary by region including Iowa bordering states and U.S. Territories, with annual and monthly terms listed. Allen-Klapp Company addresses in Chicago New York and Detroit are noted as a Media Records member.
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Gazette
Oyman
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Allen-Klapp Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
New Center Ride
Detroit
Media Records
Mayor Serves Students Their Own Dish at High School
In Springfield Missouri the mayor returned a knotty school request by serving students their own dish. Two years earlier students petitioned for an electric stop sign at the high school corner and the mayor used the moment to illustrate the city’s response.
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Springfield, Mo
Springfield
Aunt Het Reveals Fuel Ration Board Iron Will
In a social remark, Aunt Het praises Tom as the strictest ration board member while noting his wife’s unusual gasoline access hints. The quip underscores wartime controls and household anecdotes.
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Tom
Mayor Receives Student Survey On Red Light Violations
A police investigator report shows that 435 students crossed against a red light in one day near the school. The mayor had installed a sign to guide student traffic and the students responded by changing their behavior.
How to Make a Splendid Cough Syrup at Home
A home remedy article explains making a cough syrup with two cups sugar and one cup water until dissolved, no cooking. It suggests corn syrup or honey as alternatives and adding 2% ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle for a simple cold cough medicine.
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Br Dewitt MacKenzie
Alternatives
Senate Chamber
Othman
Aocept One
Robertson
H. L. Hoff
L. A. Rice
Surgical Appliance CO
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis. Minn
Henry C. Cassidy
Henry Cassidy
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
3Rd Ave
Coder
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Phoenix
Newman
Salvation Army
Adj. W
Dren
Culver Motor Company
Second Avenue SE
Merle E
Garmoe
C. D
Third Street
Erfume
Fume
Helena Rubinstein
White Flame
Helena
Gift From
Helena Rubin
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