Chaplin Acquitted In Mana Act Charges
Charlie Chaplin, acquitted by a federal jury, faced charges of transporting Miss Bern ey to New York for immoral purposes. The verdict found him not guilty on count two amid tense courtroom scenes. Prosecution and defense officials expressed satisfaction and sadness as Chaplin awaits further court actions in related conspiracy cases.
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Los Angelfa
Charlie Chedir
Comeden
Jean Bercy
Chaziim
Cespiia
Barry
Deena
Chapite
Oona
O'Neill
Ona
Chaplin
Nies Berney
Paph
New York
Condoa
Rascos Reeder
Brescia Crovs
Oma
Crom
Serge J. ¥. O'Gennor
Cima
Care Ball
Memphis
Teme
Maybella Lavdere Carr
Dafenss
Grealer
Lindbergh Receives Yellow Fever Immunization
New York AP reports Charles A Lindbergh received yellow fever shots before a planned trip abroad. Officials at Marine Hospital and Navy authorities declined comment on the vaccination and the trip while Ford Motor Company and others said they had no information on a plane or travel plans.
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New York
Charles A Landberge
Navy End
Ford Motor Company
160 Pound Hereford Wins Stock Show
A 780 pound Hereford steer entered by two Miaway brothers won first place at the Fat Stock Show. Ally and Lawrence entered the chain but received $80 in prize money. The Reserve Champion was entered by Breacy Niza, Livingston, in a Southern Aberdern Angulo show. Entries by Camer em Paul Panola dominated with several top honors.
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Mery
Miaway
Ally
Lawrence
Chainsane
Breacy Niza
Livingston
Angulo
Camerem Paul
Panola
Draft Deferments and Policy Shifts in World War II
Questions and answers outline wartime draft issues including why the armed forces target 11,300,000 by July 1, the rationale for farm deferments and unit counting, and Roosevelt’s directives for immediate preinduction exams. It explains why men under 38 are treated differently, and how state directors and local boards received telegrams to review deferments and adjust policy.
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Congress
Geschials
Stati
WMC
Mo Kogdy
Focal Boards
Ccal
Roosevelt
Eal
WFA Seeks Remedy For Low Egg Prices
Washington AP midwest senators press conference with government officials to fix egg market. War Food Administration will start an nationwide drying program to assure producers a minimum return of 38 cents per dozen. Senator Cilletts says retail prices lack justification.
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Washngton
Scrother
War Food Deministration
WYA
William T. Ward
WFA
Agg
WEA
Senator Cilletts
Iowa
Washington
Trawick Dies En Route Home in Ashford
W C Trawick fifty nine died suddenly last night on his Ashford route after a heart attack. Lifelong resident found in bed by his wife and father. survived by father MC Trawick two brothers J P Trawick and another man, a sister Mrs Mae Hall. Funeral services Sunday at Union Hill Church at 3 pm with Rev Zaden officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Ward Wilson Funeral Home in charge.
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W. C Trawick
Ashford
Mr. Trawick
MC T. Trawick
J. P. Trawick
Qothan
Mae Hall
Midland City
Severs Dlecea
Union Hill Church
Zaden
Cottonwood
Tim
Church
Ward-Wilson Funeral Home
Wartime draft policy eyed for broader 4-F service scope
Costello says the first essential list may be revised to widen exemption criteria for less fit registrants. He plans a bill to keep 4-Fs in nonwar essential jobs while still recognizing many roles as war important. Congress may decide whether current list stays or changes.
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Heradays
Congress
Selective Service
Costello
D-Calif
Houses
Russian advance continues along Dniester and near Kishinev
Soviet forces push toward Kishinev and Dolbany as 30 localities fall along a 50 mile front. German and Romanian troops are pinned near Odessa and along the Black Sea coast. Zhukov’s and Konyev’s flanks press deeper, while German Romanians fight to break free from the Ring around the Branislav area.
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Rumania
Tiraspol
Kishiney
London
Black Sea
Odessa
Red Army
Kishinev
Dolbany
Osipovka
Ailea
Tiraspal
Ivan S& Konev
Rumach
Iaa
Zhukov
Koneva Front
Skala
Kanenets-Podolsk
Cermars
Branislav
Similen
Sala
Biddle memorandum prep and anti Negro voting affidavits
The memorandum for Biddle will be prepared by Victor Rothem chief of the civil rights section and Tom Clark assistant Attorney General in charge of the criminal division. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People says it filed affidavits with the Justice Department declaring that Negroes were barred from voting in Texas Arkansas and South Carolina primaries.
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Biddle
Victor Rothem
Tom Clark
National
Post-War Aid Plans Seen by Economic Committee
The Economic Committee on Mesaimlc Development aims to map afterwar aid by surveying employers payrolls and plant capacity. William Fennelly, secretary, reported that surveys indicate potential growth while he disputed AFTM views on postwar price and wage controls. He warned inflation risks rise after the war.
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Economic Committee
Waehingoton
Mesaimlc
Jeng
G. Hoffran
Tide Baker Corporation
Fennelly
Medical Society Meets Friday in Public Health Auditorium
County health officer Dr. W. F. Burkett announces Friday eight o'clock meeting at the public health auditorium. Principal topic is Immunization and the Diphtheria Immunising Aims presented by Dr. Willem M. Lyon of Alabama, a children's physician.
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W. Tf. Baurtett
Beslth
Poeree
Willem M. Lyon
Burkett
Hungarian Regent In Nazis' Custody
Reports from Budapest say Admiral Nicholas Horthy, regent of Hungary, is held prisoner in Budapest by a Nazi controlled force. The guards are hand picked by German Gestapo agents posing as Hungarian state police. The Arrow Cross Party is linked to the regime, with Maj. Ferenc Szalasi as its Fuehrer.
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Madrid
Budapest
Micholas Horthy
Hungary
Gestapo
Theag
Maria
Arrow Cross Party
Ferenc Szalasi
Fuebrer
Dewey leads in New York GOP delegate race as results stream in
Amid partial returns from 2,220 of 3,078 precincts, Dewey leads for delegate-at-large and statewide pledged slots in New York. Stassen and MacArthur show multiple district leads while Wilkie trails, with final tallies expected to reshape the Republican slate and indicate potential presidential nomination paths. Democratic delegates are claimed to be awarded to Roosevelt-backed figures per party rules.
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Dewey
Wrea' R Zimmerman
New York
Delegnin
Stassen
MacArthur
Willkie
Wilkie Oten
Whiconsin
Stassen Hell
Wilkie
Atata
Dewey—Secratary
Mlete
Fred R Zimmerman
David J Mammergren
Edward F. Hiker
John P. Koehler
Dvig
Roy F. Farrand
MacArtthur
Roland £. Kannenberg
MacaArthur
Arnold KH. Friedrich
Staessen
William J. Campbell
Francis Lamgullickeon
Varnon W. Thomson
Willians FF
Renk
George H Skogmo
W. J. P. Abery
Howard J. McMurray
Rooeevalt
Democrate Haven
Astra
Get More Gasoline Warmington Office of Price Administration
Gardeners and retirees faced action from the Office of Price Administration as measures aimed at gasoline distribution and pricing were discussed. Officials urged stricter compliance and noted potential penalties for violations.
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Warmington
Office of Price Administration
DeKalb Officer Testifies in Macau Reid Case
In DeKalb Atlanta AP report Jens Quin 47 testified on the witness stand that he beat Macau Reid a key government witness after a burglary was discovered at his home. Reid is identified as Negro in the source.
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Atlanta
Jens Quin
Macau Reid
Truck Repair Parts Are How Available
ATLANTA AP Owners of old trucks parked due to lack of parts may move them out with new district guidance. Four options advise trying to recondition parts locally, contacting local dealers and jobbers, using an emergency repair order to secure factory priority, or consulting the nearest district office if production has ended. Service targets commercial external-use vehicles, not private cars.
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Atlanta
Dafanse ‘Transportation
Noutheast
Appea
Alatrict Odt
Frontline actions in Italy and Anzio amid World War II
Reported Allied and German clashes across Italy include an air and sea campaign with coastal bombings near Corfu and Dalmatian coasts, plus ground fighting around Cassino and Mt Marrone. Allied operations on the Anzio front hit a German gun position and ammo dumps, while Italian troops repelled a German counterattack and claimed peaks with the Fifth Army. Separate US political notes reference Wisconsin debates and wartime politics.
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Frascati
Terracina
Formia Aloo Ware
Roms
Corfu
Dubrovsik
Mt. Marrone
Cassino
Fifth Army
Mile High
Anzio
Rome
Claterus
Roongevelt
Willie
Textile Workers Seek Wage Relief Amid War Strain
A report notes textile workers pressing for wage relief as wartime costs rise. Corman cites industry data showing average weekly earnings around 7146 dollars with overtime and compares pay to broader economic benchmarks. The American Federation of Labor discussion frames the issue as core to labor conditions during the war period.
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Corman Midge
Avnetice
States to oppose KCC fare hike order meeting
Utility commissioners from four states will meet in Nashville Tennessee on Monday April 10 to plan opposition to an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling raising intrastate rail coach fares from 105 to 23 cents. Commissioner Leen
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Nashville. Tenn
Nashville
Interstate Contumerss Commission
Tennessee Railroad and Fyfie
Leen
How Metal Process Makes Better Tools
A Birmingham report details a wholly metallurgical process by Axel Landbye of Crowell-Collier that fuses chromium plating with heat treatment to bond chromium into tool substrates. It claims tool life gains up to 7500 percent and notes applications to gun barrels, cams, and other parts, alongside wartime production support and postwar industrial planning by engineers.
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Birmingham
Axel Landbye
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Field
Ohio
American Society of Engineers
Springfield
Wer
R. M. Gates Lanredale
N.Y
Engineers Association
America
Organization of Production
G. M. Barnes
Army Ordnance Department
Asid
Ordnance
Ordnance Department
Henry Scouts Pan Comporee in May
Henry Scouts plan a Pan Comporee in May with preparations underway at the meeting. Benner reported progress and outlined activities slated for April May and June.
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Henry Scouts
Pan Comporee
Alee Campmien
Benner
Political Committee Restrictions Reported by CBO
The CBO has established a separate political action committee to influence reelection efforts. Members of political committees are barred if their colleagues are currently targeting. twelve Democrats remain, eight voting for the Gires of Virginia, Chaver of New Mexico, Connally and O'Daniel of Teens, Green and Gerry of Rhode Island, Gewart and McKellar of Tennessee, Maurits and Wheeler of Montana. Gress, Murray, and Wiseler voted against the Connally bill. Glass for months was not recorded.
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Financig
Eer
Connally and
O'Daniel
Green and
Gerry
Rhode Indead
Gewart Amt McKellar
Teanesses
Maurits and
Wheeler
Montana
Gress, Murray
Wiseler
Connally Bil Glassi
American Marauders Aid in Burma Advance
Allied forces in Burma report American units under Brig. Gen. Frank Merrill driving deep behind Japanese lines in the Mogaung valley. They breached positions near Inkanghtawng and Laban, killed hundreds, and helped block further Japanese advances toward Stilwell's forces while pressing toward Akyab and the Mandalay railway corridor. The Japanes e aim northwest toward the strategic rail links. supply challenges and risky advances characterize the campaign, with dispersal and regrouping evident on both sides.
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Nome
Moegaung
Mandalay
Myitxyiea
Burma
Mogaung
Stilwell
Tana
Inkanghtawng
Laban
Buris
India
Eres
Bay of Benge
Akyab
Alatang- Daw
Macogdew
Manipur
Bangal-Axgain
Condition Of Bat Wilson Is Fair
A brief health note indicates player Wilson is in fair condition after a chest issue described as near the heart. The report mentions recovery progress and no immediate complications.
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Wilson
June 18 event noted in Father’s Day design exhibit New York
A June 18 Father’s Day design exhibit in New York is announced by AP style, noting a Lyon design area with projected activities and a bond between participants. Details are partially garbled but indicate a public event linked to Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heigl
Germans claim heavy raids over western France and Schaffhausen
The report notes German-claimed bombardment over western France and an accidental U S strike near Schaffhausen. Air Minister Sir Archard says British bombing in the period dropped over 48 000 tons, with Germany stating 1044 months totals in the exchange.
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France
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Hereford
Malone Motor CO
Ford
Mercury
Firestone Tire
W. C. Trawick
New Orleans
Medical Society
DeKalb
Tagsne
Wisconsin
Wittkie
Ha Atate
Martin Mij
Slavs
Designala
Fuge
Frank Durbe
Img
Tam
Myeetf
Burke's Garage
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