Five Charged in Bootlegging Case by City Detectives
Police report four persons arrested for liquor law violations with Beare among the suspects. Defendants Chimtar Pearce Mack Newton James Dean and Ike Barfield are listed. Detectives Wee Herring Taylor Qucks and E J Mrrklash with agents Laker and Fasterbrook led the arrests.
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W Beare
Tee
Chimtar Pearce
Mack Newtom
James Dean
Ike Barfield
Megro
Wee Herring Taylor Qucks
E. J. Mrrklash
Laker and
Fasterbrook
Allied push in North Africa reshuffles top command
Major General Omar Bradley succeeds Patton as commander of the Second U.S. Army Corps as Allied forces push along the Gulf of Tunis. Air actions continue with limited enemy opposition and ships attacked in the Gulf of Tunis area. Bradley, a Missourian who graduated from West Point in 1915, assumes command amid extended combat operations and mobile infantry fighting.
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Geasce
Enfideville
Tunle
Gulf of Tunle
Eisenhower
Omar M. Bradley
George 3. Patton, Jr
U8. Army
Eerth
Pattee
Bradley
Beanese
Perth
Gulf of Tunis
le Gealatte
Bette
Invasion plans loom across the Mediterranean arena
Allied forces mass and deploy from Cyprus to Morocco as analysts foresee a summer invasion across the Aegean Islands Crete Sicily and Sardinia. British American and Canadian troops train in the British Isles while Russia and Germany spar for a spring to summer offensive. France and the Low Countries may serve as invasion routes as air power targets European railways ports and factories.
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Sicilian
Mediterranean
Russia
Cyprus
Middle East
Arouod
North African
Morocco
Paris
Turkey
Cairo
Bulgaria
Azly
Axia
Balkans
Lunden
Aegean
Crete
Sicily
Sardinia
British Isles
America
Norway
France
Low Countries
London
Germany
Churchill
Hitler
Tunia
Bizerte
North Africa
Britain
Stalin congratulates Churchill on brilliant victory
Joseph Stalin sent a message to President Churchill via Tass praising the Allied triumph that liberated Bizette and Tunis from tyranny and wishing further successes to the British and American troops and their leaders. The wording mirrors the Tass dispatch.
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Miler
Joseph Stalin
Churchill
Jin Tantaia
Tass
Bizette Mand
Tunis
City ordinances warn of fines for poisoning and vandalism
City Hall reminds residents that poisoning carries heavy fines and jail time. Plans call for a humane dog control pen to house stray and unclaimed animals while state highway officials urge local cooperation to protect highway signs. Some drivers note troop convoys slowed by missing signs and vandalized poles. penalties include fines up to 50 dollars and 30 days in jail.
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Mijfector
GR. Swift
Houston
Countiana
Legislative week reshapes debates on taxes and reform
Deliberations in the House and Senate describe shifting tax plans and budget reallocation. Leaders discuss educational funding, pension provisions, and a proposed constitutional rewrite to modernize legislative operations.
Tax Bill Changes Tax Withholding and Windfall Rules Explored
Legislative debate covers 30 percent wage withholding, two tax rates, and penalties. Provisions allow farmers and certain workers to delay filing, with quarterly payments for higher incomes. Trade groups criticize the plan as shifting burden to lower earners while senators discuss windfall adjustments.
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Senate
Dphp Murray
Con.peens of Industrial Organizations
Murray
Aingle
Canton
Veront
Tha Rem
Tax withholding table outlines skip a year plan impact
A Washington AP report presents a withholding table for income tax under a skip a year reelection plan. It details weekly and monthly deduction amounts for different filing statuses and wage ranges, with guidance for bi weekly and semi monthly payers to adjust figures.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Doubts Over Housing Subsidy Staff in Congress Talk
Rep Manaaco of Alabama on the House Committee voices concern about where to house about 10,000 additional government employees needed to administer a proposed subsidy program. The exchange reflects anxiety over staffing and practical logistics in implementing the policy.
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Manaaco
D.ala
Quints See War Ship Display Runway Cars in Orange
Number 10, continuing from page one, declares Annette and the quints excited by ships painted in bright orange awaiting launch. They hope orange color keeps rust away and helps win the war, while a dull gray would replace it later. Oliva Dionne and family join Governor Goodland at a luncheon in Duluth. A brief derailment near the car yard delayed arrival but caused no injuries.
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Annette
Emille
Oliva Dionne
Walter 5S
Goodland
Bizerte and Ferryville Fall to Allied Forces in North Africa
Troops encircle Bizerte as German defenses crumble under American armor and French civilians celebrate in the streets. Recon units under Sergt Grady Holloway report German shells and bombs, while French residents cheer the liberation with flowers and rain of kiaves. Prisoners from the defeated forces are paraded in Ferryville as refugees find shelter.
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Sergt
Grady H. Holloway
Newnan
Bizerte
Orange
Lake Bizerte
Stuart Niciton
Los Angeles
Ferryvile
Congress debate on RFC act and subsidy funding.
Lawmakers continued critiques of the RFC subsidy plan with remarks from Chairman Steagall and Fulmer. They warned funds for subsidies may conflict with existing appropriations, while opponents argued processors would gain more than producers and prices might rise.
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Thole
Olon Congress
Steagal
Alay
House Ranking Committee
Anales Rec
Congress
Enaiy
Fulmer
House Agriculture Committee
Paca
D-Gn
Agriculture Commitees
Registration Centers Listed For War Price And Ration Board
A fragmented notice lists registration centers across numerous towns for wartime wage and rationing. It states no applications will be accepted at the county board and that Negro registration is pending completion, with registrants to be announced Monday. It notes WARM security borrowers to be registered Tuesday and Wednesday and cites many church and school locations for centers.
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Ped
County War Price and Ratioeung Board
Peraceas
Dothas
Cownly
Plaga
Rationice
Wurm Security
Ashford
Columbia
Cottonwood
Gordom
Webb
Wickaburg
Branson Gilad
E HK
Hot My
Artacr
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Bay Springs
Springfield
Ardilla
Big Creek
T. W. Southerland
Headland
Mount Zion
Cowards School
Willoughby
Crosby
H T. Adams Grangerburg
Mia
Potato Patch Volunteers Draw Alabama High School Boys
About 500 high school students from 20 Alabama towns will skip two weeks of classes to join the Voluntary Land Corps of the U. S. Crop Corps. They head to Foley Loxley Robertsdale and Summerdale to harvest potatoes for shipment to northeastern cities to ease an Irish potato shortage. Each boy will receive a certificate signed by War Food Administrator Chester C. Davis, War Manpower Commission head Paul McNutt, and Alabama extension director P. C. Davis.
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Auburn
Air
Baldwin County
Voluntary Land Corps
U. S. Crop Corps
Alabama
Foley
Loxley
Robertsdale
Summerdale
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Offlewla
Baldwin
Atlanta
Savannah
Columbia
Ermingham
Montgomery
Jackaorville
Tampa
Enterprise
Headland
Abbeville
Eufaula
Troy
Piichard
Geneva
Samson
Soviet navy and air force report heavy German losses in Ukraine
Soviet dispatches describe German forces in the Kuban and Kharkov regions sustaining deep material and manpower losses. Tanks and aircraft are noted destroyed or set back as Soviet gunners, infantry, and assault units claim block houses, dugouts, and artillery emplacements. West of Rostov efforts near the Sea of Azov continue with German platoons and machine guns reportedly neutralized amid bombardments and defections.
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Bat
Noi Boroasiay
Kubem
Chugayev Geder Aay
Kharkov
Ukraigy
Volkhov
Rostov
Sea of
Aso
Taganroz Ares
Aleutians Campaign Updates From Pacific Front
In continued reports from page three, American forces near Attu and Misima face bombardments as Japanese units stage attacks to impede Allied operations. Navy officials describe ongoing efforts to prevent reconquest as the Alaska campaign unfolds with actions around key Aleutian positions.
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Kinka Fe
Amchith
Navy
Brida
Kiske
Prison Break At Atlanta Penitentiary Details
A historic prison break unlocked all cells, overpowered guards, and cut power and the telegraph switchboard. Governor Kills Arnall ordered an investigation as authorities sought to quell the breakout, with 110 years total service noted for Breck auth reat Turner and Atlanta drug person among those involved.
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Breck Authreat Turner
Atlanta
Arnall
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