Allied Air Commandos Strike Mohnyin Burma In Drive On Myitkyina
Allied air forces struck Mohnyin Burma aiming to isolate the Japanese base at Myitkyina while Lt General Stilwell leads American and Chinese troops toward the objective. Japanese losses are tallied as 3 500 killed as the Burma campaign intensifies with air power widening its impact.
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Myitkyina
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Loved Lewis Mountatten
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Tiddin
Imphal
India
Imphiol
Mownbatten
New Delhi
Thdla
Stilwell
Americas
China
Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Pakin Island
Pakin
Ponape
Truk
Right Wing Leaders Quit Labor Party in Seismic Split
New York March 30 right wing leaders of the American Labor Party quit after losing control to a Teth Wing CIO coalition. They claimed the party is Communist dominated and that another experiment in independent labor political action failed. The Wiener wing blamed Wart Brow for capture of the party as politicians weigh impacts on the presidential campaign.
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My Nourmse Press
New York
American Labor Party
Roosevelt
State Committee
Wart Browder Cotunuurtes
Churchill Wins Confident Vote in Commons on Wartime Policy
London March 30 Winston Churchill secured a large confidence vote in the House of Commons 425 to 22 after the chamber overrode the government on equal pay for equal work for teachers led by Mrs Causlet Keir. Churchill gave a brief statement and did not join the debate on the main issue.
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Associated Press
London
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Commons
House
Churchill
Causlet Keir
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Chivehill
Lonergan's Attorney Attacks Prosecution in New York Trial
Defense counsel Edward Broderick passionately pleads to save Wayne Lonergan from the electric chair. He portrays the RC AP aircraftman as a carefree country boy misled by prosecutors and police, claiming he was intoxicated and deprived of sleep during questioning about Patricia Lonergan's death last October 24.
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Associated Press
New York
Wayne Lonergan
Edward Broderick
RCAP
Defendent
Broderick
Lonergan
Patricia
Stimson: Nazis stopped Allies at Cassino during assault
Secretary of War Stimson said German defenders at Cassino held a key post through rubble tunnels and caves while Allied bombardment and tanks struggled on open ground. He noted lessons learned and stressed Cassino does not end the Ital at campaign. The report also notes Ringling Show moves from Sarasota to New York as winter quarters close.
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Ayblack
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Avala
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Cassino
Oler
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I Stimson
Italat
Mediterranean
Italy
Europe
Germany
Ialy
Russia
Cassitlo
Crisis Looms as Arabs and Jews Arm in Palestine
On the eve of the British white paper expiration both Arab and Jewish groups are heavily armed amid sporadic violence. A curfew is in place and laws with the death penalty for terrorism have been revived. The 1939 framework limits Jewish immigration to 75,000 by March 31 with Arab consent required, a point of Arab dominance in the mandate.
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Palestine
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Hine Pelicemen
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Binal Desert
Egypt
List of allowed deferments for industries and workers
The report enumerates industries and tasks allowed deferments under wartime needs, highlighting Army, Navy, and other services. It lists critical components, machinery, and specialized labor like heavy dyeing, fabric making, molds, and military vehicle trailers. It notes exemptions apply to workers with rare skills and outlines the scope of feasible deferments for production.
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Wien
Merny Army
Vatlav
Ioks
Levinlea
Gervails Trivilaros
Quarantine Observed by Dog Owners Under Six Month Ordinance
Six month emergency dog quarantine ordinance appears enforced in Fairhaven and surrounding areas. Police report one unlicensed dog disposed of. several households under scrutiny as the measure goes into effect automatically. Posters with full text to be posted citywide for traveler awareness. No new rabies developments reported nearby.
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Poller
Fairhaven
Weilienaed
Nuinlbopp
Chantaigit
Floods Rage In The South
Flooded rivers swirled over lowlands in Georgia Alabama Mississippi causing heavy property damage and drowning at least five. The American Red Cross sheltered about 400 in Gadsden Alabama area and expected the number to rise if streams continued to rise. Montgomery Alabama prepared to aid 25 to 30 families from low-lying sections as two Georgia towns Dover and Newt were inundated.
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Ly Associated Press
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Causs
American Red Cross
Gadsden
Alg
Humber
Montgomery
Ala
Dover
Ogeechee River
Newt
Flint River
New York Quadruplets Reported Doing Well
March 30 in New York doctors and nurses at Sloane Hospital for Women reported that the premature quadruplets born to Mrs. Harry Zurlef are thriving. Two girls weighed five pounds, one four pounds, and a boy four pounds 19 ounces, with all kept in incubators and the mother recovering well ten days after birth. The father works as an assistant concert master with the Columbia Broadcasting System.
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New York
Znrief
Sloene Hospital
Harry Zurlef
Tory
Eolumbias
Bombers Hit Rome Turin and Adriatic Front Quiet
Allied actions report heavy bombing of Rome and Turin and rail targets in northern Italy. Cassino front described as quiet with sporadic aerial assaults and continued operations along the Adriatic and surrounding areas.
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Rome
Turin
Cassino Front
Naples
Fifth Army
Anzio
Italy
Boleano
Sofia
Iyo Wefer— Lence
Bulgaria
Crawford Man Joins Raymond Organization
Henry Wheeler, longtime Crawford County Civil Defense and Selective Service leader, resigns as county head and joins Raymond Mfg Co personnel. He will stay active with Selective Service and maintain residence in Linesville. Wheeler has led Civilian Defense, served in the American Legion, Boy Scouts, and Rainbow Division veteran groups. He previously held posts in Dodge Brothers and Studebaker.
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Henry Whweler
Crawford County
Raymond Mig
Richard J. Hachomer
Whetler
Civil Sense
Selective Service Board No. 3
Wheeler
Selective Service
Linesville
American Legion
Boy Scout
Isis
Studebaker
South Bend
France
Rainbow Division
Boston-Latin High School
Detroit
Coleus
Meadville Lodge
Meadville Lions Club
Linesville Grange
Veterans Association
Samuel Wright Post
la Societe
National Defense Committee
Germann Night command ace Wilke dies famed pilot
London dispatch reports German war ace Colonel Wilke, credited with downing 151 planes, killed in action. The German communique notes his status as one of the empire’s most eminent fighter pilots, holder of oak leaves and iron crosses, amid wartime losses.
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Associated Press
London
Knowleayer
Gol. Wilke
Buifisiy
Wester Emi Vope
Col
Wilke
Germatt
Squaeion
Havighits’ Husleila
Nazis facing new labor problems in Germany
A Allied press report from Lisbon notes Germany faces widespread labor strain as thousands of workers, including women and grandmothers, are diverted from war production for emergency reconstriction. Decrees allow factory managers to relocate machinery and workers to safer areas, possibly outside Germany, while calls urge women to return to factories and fill gaps left by damaged plants and destroyed homes.
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Lisbon
Germany
Aluare Plarres
Womfm
Alommier WiTieah
Guangiinegrent
Caote
Reich
Boneiia
Mara Via
Thirty Corry Students Now Fire Fighters
A group of thirty Corry youths from grades 10 and 11 volunteered to serve as emergency wardens under the state forestry service in case of serious woods fires. They demonstrated self service with special trucks and water pliers, with Principal Howard J Sheen and Forester Cobb guiding. The program will continue with more instruction as woods in the area may require rapid response during wartime power shortages.
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Woody Tees
Enstrieh
S. Cobb
Mead Park
Teufisauke
Howard J
Sheen
Morester Cobb
Inpal
Forester
Gubtinn
Volunber Group
Ab Warren Lave
Nethial
Bulletins From War Fronts Across Allies and Axis
New York reports say German controlled Rome radio claims enemy air formations bombed Rome outskirts. Washington notes Army Air Forces destroyed 9468 enemy planes in air and 1971 on ground, with losses to U S. and allies around four to one. London dispatches cite railway targets hit near Paris and Kiel bombing. Moscow rumored peace feelers and Paasivski mission mentioned amid wartime updates.
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Associated Press
New York
Rome
T. S. Foreten
Washington
Army Air Forces
Stimson
London
Bray Talures
Vaires
Paris
Lancasters
Lynn
France
Mosquiths
Kiel
Alr
New Assault Near Stanislau Threat to Lwow Sector
London dispatch reports Czerno witz fallen to the Red Army with German evacuations acknowledged. Berlin confirms German disengagement from the Ukrainian front as Soviets press from the Carpathians toward Czernowitz and Lwow, threatening routes to Bucharest and the Balkans.
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Lwow
Associated Press
London
Czerno- Wiks
Bucovina
Balkans
Red Army
Slifin
Giler Herligg
Sita~lesi
Moscow Seeks Clarification of Diplomatic Exchange
A Moscow front page editorial in Izvestia says the exchange of envoys with the Pietro Badoglio regime does not imply full recognition or a shift in Britain and the United States policy. It states Italy must quickly address major issues to hasten victory over Germany.
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Associated Presa
Izvestia
Dierstial
Pietro Badoglio
Britain
United States
Thal
Claemanyy
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