Japanese Threat To Split China War Alert 12 Miles From Frontier
AP dispatch reports Japanese forces reach near border towns Imphal Tepk and Palay as Allied commands at Delhi monitor developments in North Burma and China theater. The dialogue notes possible Japanese drive to split China rail lines and threaten regional supply routes while U S Navy Task Forces prepare, with continued coverage promised on Page Five.
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Pacific
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Palay
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Death of General Wingate Ends Legendary Burma Career
General Orde Wingate known as the Lawrence of Arabia of Burma is reported killed in a plane crash on the India Burma frontier. The 41 year old commanded daring operations in northern Burma and his bomber vanished during a night flight between Meiktila and Imphal. A fire was seen on the ground but wreckage details remain unavailable.
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India
Java
Local Board Calls 2A-2B's For Exams
The Gerry Union city local board orders 2A and 2B registrants to report for pre induction exams on April 1. About thirty younger men, up to 26, previously deferred, may be reclassified after medical review. Further actions on farm deferments and 2A-3 group await state and local board guidance from Harrisburg.
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Erie
Gerry-Union
Ajstriel
Erle Om
Tle
Gerne Fist
Washington
Gary-Union
Helals
Gen. Hershey
Home District Craft Boards
State Star
Harrisburg
Armament finds at German POW camp and war news
Bulletins report missing weapons at a German POW camp near Trinidad where prisoners hid crude knives and homemade liquor. Finland may seek armistice terms amid censorship as cabinet debates withdrawal from the war. Navy losses rise with two mine sweepers and other craft reported sunk. D day security tightens across southern and eastern England. Mother of eleven dies at St Marys, Mrs George S Rupprecht aged 70, with priest sons listed.
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Associated Press
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Colo
Stockholm
Helsinki
Moscow
Finland
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George S. Rupprecht
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Jerome
Norbert
St Vincent Seminary
Latrobe
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Johnstown
Key Allied Push, Italian Front Advances Reported
Allied headquarters in Naples describe a sudden thrust in the central Italian front near Cassino. Troops seized Mt Marrone, shelling the Cassino monastery and pushing German defenses. two German raiding parties were repelled near Cassino station as American destroyers bombarded near Carroceto. Weather reduced Allied air activity to about 650 sorties with two planes lost. Rumors of King Vittorio Emanuele abdication circulated in southern Italy, denied by officials after Crown Prince Umberto’s absence from his villa.
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Associated Press
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Chaplin Case Goes To Jury Next Tuesday
April 1 Los Angeles reports that after five hours of closing arguments the Chaplin case moves to a jury of seven women and five men to decide if Charlie Chaplin has violated the Mann Act. Testimony concluded late yesterday and Judge J F T O'Connor will instruct jurors Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Berry
J. F. T. O'Connor
O'Connor Jen
Jerty Glesler
Red Cross fund climbs past fifteen thousand in Corry
War front dispatches report Russian forces advancing toward Jablanica Pass and Odessa as three major targets loom. Soviet lines claim progress near Kishinev and Tiraspol with Romanian forces reportedly surrendering in places. Moscow notes no verified crossings of borders as battles intensify across southwest Russia and Bessarabia.
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City County School District Agree On County Real Estate Sales
The Erie area contemplates selling over a hundred parcels held by the county to clear_tax liens with city and school district participation. A policy merges city, county and school board aims to maximize tax returns, with earlier sales like C. S. Wallace parcels on First Avenue illustrating proceed-backed transfers. More county-owned property may move in spring or summer.
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Erie
Corry
Board of Equestion
Bureau of County Owned Propert
Jas
Rendy Mae
C. S Wallace
First Avenue
Apprval
Roosevelt improves as bronchial illness eases
President Roosevelt, described by Secretary as “doing nicely,” continues recovery from a bronchial condition. He remains out of the White House and works from his diving quarters, signaling gradual improvement after several weeks of illness.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Quota Passes Mark as War Drive Nears End
The Red Cross drive nears its end as contributions push past the 24 000 dollar mark. Chair Bracken reports oversubscription and expects further gifts from Louiay, Ajax Tron Works, Rex Theater patrons, and Aero Supply employees. The campaign, led by Mr Bracken, completed with minimal publicity.
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American Red Cross
Mit Bracken
Umit
Rex Theater
Boy Scouts
Blatt Bros
Raymonet
Tio
Aero Supply
AEBA
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Aero
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Bracken
Soldier Stabbed in Titusville During Furlough Visit
Sel Paul Wills, a Titusville soldier home on furlough, was seriously stabbed near the Robinson Cafe. He suffered two chest and back stab wounds and was listed in fair condition with possible recovery. Police reported Archie McCantmon as the assailant and said he was in custody or under surveillance.
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Titusville
Imes
Ely
Robinson Cafe
Willis
Archie McCantmon
Forget
Merchants Vote To Open Stores On Saturday Night
Merchants overwhelmingly back Saturday night hours in a city vote. Indications point to adoption after Tuesday evening meeting. major retailers favor open Saturdays while some oppose or split on Friday evenings. Final tally expected as stores prepare to open longer weekend hours.
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GH Ride Club
Murikeipad
Uinposal
Sindbis
Vy B. Philips
Aero denies rumors of plant cutbacks and hours
Aero Supply Manufacturing Inc officials said reports of new layoff plans and reduced hours are unfounded. The six day operation remains, with no foresee able curtailment unless necessary. Seniority rules would guide any layoffs, and the current contract with the union remains intact. Postmaster resigns at Leeper. Frank Harriger named acting postmaster.
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Avro Lodge
A. of M
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Babson Sees Postwar Thoughts and Bird Talk
Babson Park Florida March 31 Roger W Babson writes on postwar conditions and topics beyond economics. He notes readers respond most to birds children nations parks and religion while urging protection of birds to save crops. He warns against policies interfering with nature and references the New Deal and its effect on industry.
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Roger W. Babson
Ried
Babson Park
Florida
Willison
Massachusetts
Corry Veteran Home After 25 Bomber Missions
Corry veteran Lester B. Watson returns from twenty five bombing missions over Germany with the Eighth Air Force. The tail gunner and versatile crew member earned the Air Medal, Flying Cross, and three Oak Leaf Clusters. He arrived for a 22 day leave to visit family and friends, hoping to talk with locals about his wartime service and possible reassignment after his time off.
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Perry Nienols
Wayletuy
John Lin
Stull
Lester B. Watson
Europe
Tye
Stait
Watson
Corry
Molsdy
Cony
Germany
Eighth Air Force
Bomers
Bie
Yumner
Whittle
Britain
Lity
Russian Position Is Now Stronger
Washington April 1 Soviet moves to end Japanese coal and oil rights in northern Sakhalin and to tighten Japanese fishing limits in Siberian waters signal a stronger posture toward Japan. Diplomatic experts call these actions barometers of readiness forassertion amid two years of talks and note Sakhalin resources heighten Japanese stakes. Also, Pittsburgh April 1 Joseph Koller and Mrs. Julius Marx, both 81, wed for a second time after prior marriages.
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Washington
Russia
Samhalin
Siberian
Soviet Union
Japan
Sakhalin
Lonergan to Face Life After Murder Conviction
Wayne Lonergan, a Canadian aircraftman, was convicted of second degree murder in the strangling of Patricia, an heiress to a $7,000,000 brewing fortune, in her triplex apartment. A jury of 12 businessmen sentenced him to a term of life with possibility of parole after a year, with Judge James Garrett Wallace setting April 17 for the term.
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Associated Press
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Ferminus Hytrst
James Garrett Wallace
Ors Arinowjold Hipir Deelatoe
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