Barkley Rebuke and War-Era Politics Put To Test
A political column notes Senator Barkley’s strong rebuke of the President and the Senate’s united stance on war-time governance. It argues for dignity of the legislative branch, cautious cooperation with the White House, and postwar plans to prioritize state and local needs in resource disposal.
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Arkley
Senate
Congress
Treasury
John L. Sullivan
Argentine coup ousts Ramirez as pro Axis faction takes over
An ultra nationalist army clique deposed President Pedro Ramirez in a bloodless coup in Buenos Aires. Gen. Edelmiro Farrell was named interim president, with Admiral Leon Scasso reported as vice president. The move followed Ramirez resigning under pressure after being blocked from address and amid Axis-leaning suspicions.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Axis
Pedro Ramirez
Edelmiro Farrell
Ramirez
Farrell
Leon Scasso
Edelmiro J. Farrell
Luis Fperlinger
Eduardo Avalos
Perlinger
Buenos Aires
Arturo Rawson
Ramon S. Castillo
Farrer
Argentine Supreme Court
Argentina turmoil sparks hemisphere security concerns
Acting Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr said the latest political developments in Argentina may affect hemisphere security. He noted incomplete reports on the removal of President Pedro Ramirez by the military clique give grounds for concern.
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Washington
INS
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Argentina
Hemisphere
Roosevelt Resting Away From Capital After Influenza
President Roosevelt, weakened by influenza and reeling from congressional tax veto turmoil, rests away from Washington. He is isolated personally from reporters while maintaining near instant White House contact. The president urged Barkley not to resign, and reporters followed the presidential party to the retreat without invitation for the first time since Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Barkley
Ross T. McIntire
McIntire
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt rests outside Washington as health described as good
White House secretary Stephen T. Early said the president is out of the city for a rest but that his health remains good. He defended reporters who left the capital for not deserving special credit since they were told where the president would share any news.
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White House
Steve Early
Roosevelt
Congress
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Washington
Stephen T. Early
Early
Moorman Files Second in Cedar Rapids School Board Race
E F Moorman 2267 Washington Ave SE Cedar Rapids announces his candidacy for the unexpired term on the Cedar Rapids school board He is the second to file to replace Mrs C T Hickok The first filer is Mrs Dwight Krumholtz The March 13 election deadline is March 3 at noon Moorman heads purchasing at Universal Engineering is father of two and active in Rotary First Presbyterian Cub Scout and Executives clubs he led a Community War Chest drive last fall.
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Washington Avenue
C. T. Hickok
Dwight Krumholtz
Ed Lundquist
School
Moorman
Universal Engineering Corporation
Bob
Johnson School
Jim
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo
N. Y
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Council
Executives Club
Annihilation of Roi and Kwajalein Units Admitted
Tokyo radio acknowledged that Japanese garrisons on Kwajalein and Roi in the Marshall group, about 4500 men, were annihilated by American forces seizing the strongholds early this month. Defenders fled on February 6 in a final counterattack.
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Tokyo
Kwajalein
Roi Islands
Marshall Group
Nazis Report Reds Take Vitebsk and Northern Base
German reports claim the Soviet forces captured Vitebsk, a key White Russian fortress, signaling potential upheaval in Latvia Estonia and Lithuania. Rokossovsky’s Dnieper offensive drives to the Minsk region as Soviet troops overrun Rogachev and advance near Pskov and Dno.
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London
Germany
Russia
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Minsk
Polotsk
Moscow
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Dnieper
Bobruisk
Rokossovsky
Zhlobin
Dno
Pskov
Stalingrad
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Dne
German forces add 362nd division to Anzio beachhead
Allied lines at Anzio held as German forces, now up to ten divisions including the 362nd infantry, attacked southwest of Carroceto and on Monte Abate near Terelle. The Fifth Army reinforced positions despite heavy snow. British Eighth Army patrols found German positions firm as Mediterranean air forces flew 950 sorties and Fortresses targeted an oil refinery at Fiume with solid results.
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Naples
Anzio
Carroceto
Fifth Army
Monte Abate
Terelle
Cassino
Garigliano
Monte Castellone
Cairo
Italy
Eighth Army
Mediterranean
Fiume
London Bombing Night Marked by Churchill Walkabout
German bombers struck London for the fifth night in a row as Prime Minister Churchill toured the blackout zone with wardens and soldiers. The raid caused damage and casualties in the London area with ten raiders shot down and explosions lighting the skyline.
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London
Churchill
Mary
Mrs. Lionel Atwill Plans March 11 Wedding
Mrs. Lionel Atwill announces her upcoming marriage to Capt. Alf Heiberg, 39, an Army Air Forces band leader, with the ceremony set for March 11 in Washington. The former wife of the actor and of General Douglas MacArthur disclosed the news Friday.
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Washington
Lionel Atwill
Douglas MacArthur
Alf Heiberg
Army Air Forces
Allied Air Campaign Rages Across German Targets
Allied forces strike Regensburg ball bearing plants and Stuttgart perimeters as U S Eighth Air Force and RAF mount daylight and night raids. In twin assaults from west and south, 156 Nazi planes are downed and raids on Schweinfurt Steyr Gotha yield heavy losses for Germany. RAF losses total 35 bombers with 49 American and 16 Italian aircraft lost.
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Stuttgart
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Italy
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Gotha
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R.a.f’s
France
Holland
Barkley Seeks Roosevelt Unity After Tax Rebuff
Sen. Alben W. Barkley urged President Roosevelt to use the tax revolt episode as a start toward closer unity in government. He thanked the President for disavowing any personal attack and said he would have protested the veto language had he known its tone. The letter hints at bipartisan cooperation despite the veto clash.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
D-Ky
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Barkley
Rep
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Steve Early
Raiders: Truk Pummeled in Two Day Raid on Pearl Harbor Gem
Navy flyers describe the February Truk strike as revealing a base mostly a supply and staging area. pilots recount strafing Moon airstrip, seaplane base, and ships near Moen Eten Dublin islands with multiple Zero encounters and torpedo bombing success.
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Truk
Pearl Harbor
Ins
Naval Base
Pearl Haror
Donald B. Ingerslow
Trenton
William G. Privette
Chapel Hill
N. C
Harry W. Harrison, Jr
Miami Beach
Fla
Moen
Eten J
Dublin Islands
Harrison
Pacific
Elen Island
Moon
Rabaul
Richard Emery Missing in Italy
Cpl Richard Emery 24 son of Mrs Virginia A Emery of Cedar Rapids is missing in action in Italy as of Jan 26 per war department notice to his mother. A national guardsman with four years’ service, he served in the Thirty-fourth division from Northern Ireland to Africa. He has three brothers in service and a sister in Coral Gables Florida.
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Richard Emery
Virginia A Emery
Twenty-first Avenue
Italy
War Department
Emery
Northern Ireland
Africa
Lyman
England
John
Joel
Army
Coral Gables
Fla
Time Is Short If 800 Club Aims to Save Linn War Bond Goal
Linn county must reach its $2,967,000 Series E goal by February 29 or risk missing the drive. With Iowa already beating its statewide target, local officials urge 800 club participation, listing deposits of $49,696,000 in county banks and $2,160,506 raised so far toward the target. Orville Rennie will donate two free movie tickets to each $1,000 bond investor before the deadline.
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Linn County
Iowa
Des Moines
County War Finance Committee
Linn
George Hearn
Orville Rennie
Paramount Theater
Last Act of Tax Drama Bill Is Law
Senators Gillette and Wilson voted to override President Roosevelt, as the $2 315 200 000 tax bill passed into law by a 72 to 14 senate vote after a 299 to 95 house approval. The measure raises federal revenues above 42 billion annually and increases excise, postal, and income taxes with substantial changes to social security and corporate taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate Democrats
Langer
N.D
Sen. Pepper
D-Fla
Democratic Party
Sen
Lucas
D-Ill
Pepper
Inccrease
Princeton Writer James Boyd Dies at 56
James Boyd, 56, novelist known for historical works, died Friday in Princeton after suffering a stroke. The author, noted for his detailed period settings, had been hospitalized following the stroke.
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Princeton, N.J
James Boyd
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