Puppet Hungary to Pay Nazis Maintain Occupation Costs
Swiss dispatches report the Hungarian puppet government will reimburse Germany for military occupation costs and feed German troops in Hungary. The agreement offsets payments against the Hungarian debt for supplies to Germany. In the past three days trains carried arrested Jews, Communists, and journalists to concentration camps in Czechoslovakia while homes were seized for German use. A Berlin broadcast quoted Bulgaria’s foreign minister affirming loyalty to Germany amid a government majority backing the stance.
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Yanks Bay 4 Planes In Raid on Ponape
U S Army bombers escorted by Marines fought heavy anti aircraft fire and enemy interceptors to strike Ponape in the Caroline Islands. Four enemy planes were shot down and a probable fifth. Corsair fighters strafed runways while atoll Ujelang was strafed. Army navy and Marine air also hit four enemy held atolls in the Marshalls starting fires and explosions. all allied planes returned.
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Admit Confession At Lonergan Trial
A disputed unsigned confession in the Lonergan trial alleges Wayne Lonergan described how he killed his heiress wife on October 24 after she told him to get the. The fragmentary report notes the confession relates to the death and is a point of contention in court proceedings.
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Allies Bomb Wewak Airfields In Major Pacific Raid
Allied bombers attacked the Wewak air dromes in northern New Guinea with 178 tons of bombs. The raid silenced gun positions and started fires in supply dumps while two enemy ships and seven barges were destroyed offshore. Ramputyo and Manus Island operations continued with ground troops mop up. The cumulative tonnage across 14 raids neared 2100 tons.
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Confession Read In Playboy Case Trial For Murder
A prosecutor read a confession alleging the slaying of a former Playboy model to a jury. The document was admitted as evidence after witnesses disputed a defense claim the statement was coerced.
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Rhoads Seeks Change of Venue for Trial
Ottumwa safety commissioner G E Dusty Rhoads, ousted from office, will seek a change of venue from Wapello district court for his conspiracy trial. A hearing is tentatively set for April 3 before Judge H C Levin. if denied, trial likely April 10 in Ottumwa.
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Joan Fontaine Seeks Divorce From Brian Aherne
Hollywood actress Joan Fontaine moved out of Brian Aherne’s home and hired attorney Martin Gang to file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. She will pursue the usual Hollywood divorce action.
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Candidate Killed by Train on Election Day
Rex Roy, candidate for mayor in Oakland city, was struck and killed by a Rock Island branch train at a crossing while walking home from a church committee meeting. P. D. Green, the present mayor and Roy’s opponent, confirmed the incident.
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Daily Lenten Devotional by Dr Atkins for the Federal Council
Devotional recalling Paul and Bunyan as models of the faithful in the good fight. It honors soldiers of the common good and asks God to sustain all who serve in peril. A prayer asks grace to follow their example and to be strengthened in their path.
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House OKs Easter adjournment for break to April 12
The house voted to adjourn on Thursday for an Easter recess. The break will last until noon on April 12.
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Cassino Debacle Prompts Invasion Plan Revisions
London AP reports air officials believe Cassino failure shows heavy bombers fail to dislodge fortified positions. They argue medium and light bombers and fighter aircraft could have prepared the assault by driving Germans underground, allowing quicker Allied advance.
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Wireless Floor Lamps Predicted by Lighting Authority
Pittsburgh AP report cites Samuel G Hibben predicting wireless electric floor lamps with shadowless light. He says practical use of power transmitted without wires is coming after the war, and demonstrated phosphor coated rings and glowing fluorescent lamps on stage.
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Jap Americans Held On Draft Evasion Charges at Heart Mountain
Twelve Japanese Americans at the Heart Mountain relocation center were held by federal authorities on draft evasion charges. Officials said similar charges are expected soon against 18 other evacuees at the center.
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British May Halt Airmail to Portugal
Lisbon dispatches quoted in a London NBC broadcast said plans are under way to suspend all civil airmail service between England and Portugal as another security measure to safeguard Allied invasion secrecy.
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Mail Pilot Killed in Cheyenne Crash
A mail plane on the Cheyenne Pierre flight crashed Monday night near Cheyenne. Ralph L. Burton aged 34 of Cheyenne was the sole occupant and died in the crash.
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Davies, Former Ambassador, Hospitalized in Savannah
Joseph E. Davies former ambassador to Russia and special assistant to Secretary Hull was confined to a Savannah hospital Monday due to a stomach ailment.
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Radio Program Shifts to Harry James Spot This Week
The Passing Parade will move into the Harry James band slot on CBS and WMT this week, airing 6 15 to 6 30 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays. The program features true human interest tales. Also listed are NBC and CBS broadcasts with guests and dramas including Burns and Allen and Gildersleeve, plus Fibber McGee and Molly returning to Our Gal Sunday on CBS and WMT.
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Radio Schedule Highlights From WMT WGN and More
An extensive hourly radio grid for Wednesday March 2 1994 lists programs across stations WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others. It names shows like World News Melody How and Fibber McGee and Molly, plus guest hosts and serials with different times from early morning to late evening.
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Congress weighs action to stop Winchell lies
Rep. Clare Hoffman filed an amendment to the articles of war seeking dismissal of naval officers who attack Congress or high officials. He accused radio commentator Walter Winchell, a naval reserve officer, of smearing Congress on air. The move followed a heated exchange with Rep. Martin Dies over Winchell’s remarks.
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