Germans Struggle in Yugoslavia as Mussolini Plays Off Groups
The article outlines German efforts to control Yugoslavia by balancing Croats Serbs and Slovenes while rising resistance grows in the mountains led by Pavelic and Quisling allies. It notes Italian expectations and internal German divisions amid broader wartime strategy. It also mentions techocratic ideas and a new interest in Antarctic coal.
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Yueoslavia
Yugoslavia
Taly
Germany
Mussolini
Hiller
Croatia
Yugulavia
Pavellich
Quislins
Hitler
Nedlich
Petain
Iwe
Paveliteh
Neal Woops
Russia
Australia
Antarctic
Laurence Guild
Adnira
Byrn
South Pole
New Ni
Valley ENETENG cricket tale with tobacco incident
A garbled report mentions an ENETENG game where an ouneed of tobacco affected play. It references a few names like Virsuttis and Choupish and notes a city capital in relation to a diplomat or official. The fragment is unclear on outcome.
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Eneteng
Wamiiiator
D.C. Ralolg
Yaseppical
War Ration Book Rules for Sugar Distribution
Guidelines explain who can use war ration books and stamps for sugar. Readers learn who may buy, how stamps are valued, validity periods, transfer limits, and procedures for boarding houses or manufacturers. Also covered are how to obtain extra sugar via Local Rationing Boards and handling telephone orders.
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Cory Reldyns
United States
Kevernment
Suger
Office of Price Admintistration
Peron
Enize Tamily
Lear
Canada
DAILY QUIZ QUESTIONS TEST YOUR GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
A collection of trivia prompts asks true false style questions on geography history and sports and includes a spelling note about commonly confused phrases. It covers topics from Iraq and Persia to Haakon VII and the Panama Canal and asks for specifics like state names with New and the boundary flyer between Texas and Mexico.
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Iraq
Persia
Haakon VII
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Panama
Costa Rica
Scuader
Isang Hull
Texas
Mexico
Marquis of Queensbury Tises
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
South America
Twenty Years Ago in Thies and Nearby Sports Notes
A girl from Thies ran away after leaving home with her father joining police in nearby towns to find her. At J R Rogers East Mal Street store nude converting sets will soon be sold using Westinghouse gear with public concerts planned. City officials plan to prosecute owners who let inflammable refuse pile up, threatening arrests if safety orders aren’t followed. William H S Van Vieet died at Corry Hospital after injuries from a street fall. Keystones Gints Joe Martin Er ie St Marys Cadets star and top guard to face Miller in the year’s battle. Hatch School PTA met Friday with pupils presenting a well planned program at the school.
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Safety Department
Young
Buffalo Gaster
Keystones Gints
Joe Martin
Erie St. Marya Cadets
Miller
Poison Ivy Plant Dangers and Prevention Tips
The article explains poison ivy features three leaflets with dark green uppersides and lighter undersides. It notes resin in the plant releases poison when bruised or cutting tools and clothing can transfer it. Prevention stresses keeping distance and staying ivy wise this summer.
Pennsylvania forests boost game food supply through wartime clearings
Harrisburg March 27 deputy secretary Charles B Baer of the Department of Forests and Waters says improvement cuttings on 21440 acres of state forests in 1941 greatly increased deer and rabbit food. 135788 acres have been cleared of inferior growth, boosting spring shoots of maple elm birch and gum favored by wildlife.
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Harrisburg
Charles B. Baer
Department of Forests and Waters
Baer
Solind
Revival Speaker H R Harris Delivers Spirit Filled Sermon
Rev H R Harris of United Brethren spoke at Meltonist church last eve ning revival. His topic A Zealous Church Member in a Tale Warn Church drew a large audience and soul stirring praise music led by Ralph S Dewey with a solo by Mrs J Harold Fish. Rev Ed Altie of the Church of the Nazarene will speak tonight as the revival continues through Easter.
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H. Ray Harris
Fey
H. Ray Harrisy
United Brethren Church
Meltion Aist
Tale Warn
Ralph S. Dewey
J . Harold Fish
Altie
Church of the Nasarene
Infant Spetz Child Dies in Corry Hospital
The Litant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Speta of 27 East Church Street died last evening at Corry hospital at eight o'clock. The body was moved to Davison funeral home and interment will be tomorrow afternoon in Brooks Rocks cemetery.
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Victor Speta
East Church Street
Corry Hospital
Davison Funeral Home
Brooks Rocks
British Maintain Air Offensive Over Cologne Front
British raids over Cologne continued for days after the March 19 assault. Pictures showed extensive damage including the Franz Oclouth rubber works and a chemical plant plus a destroyed block of buildings and a communications center. Railway yards and workshops were gutted with freight cars scattered. a small number of enemy aircraft bombed parts of northeast England in a limited response.
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Wner
Cologne
Franz Oclouth Rubber Works
England
Essen
Krupp Mint
Bombers Target Hons Works In Major Nazi Raids
Allied reports say Hons works, halted earlier, was the main target of heavy bomber raids. Jets sent in waves with incendiaries and two ton bombs aimed to fatten production of tanks and munitions for a critical Nazi spring campaign.
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Hupp
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Cartier
Spechnocracy
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State of Pennsylvania
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U. S. Defense
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H. A. Healy
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