Allied Troops Capture Cassino Rail Station at Dawn
Allied forces press the German defense in Cassino southwest sector with infantry tanks and air support. They seize control of a rail station amid heavy cratered terrain as New Zealand and Indian troops tighten grip on hill positions while Anzio beachhead shows only patrol activity.
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Cassino
Anzio
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Streamliner tax bill gains swift congressional support
Washington March 18 predicted swift enactment for a new streamliner tax bill. It would free about 30 million people from filing income tax returns with few changes in individual burdens. The House Ways and Means Committee praised it as a wonderful job. The Senate Finance Committee leader said the measure would pass within ten days after the House action.
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Wold
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Coughton
Churchill Hopes War Decision Reached This Year
London March 18 Prime Minister Churchill expressed hope that the war in nearly every theater would reach decisive stages this year In a message to the salute the soldier fund campaign he said the men in the British armies would be engaged worldwide in what we hope may prove decisive stages in the great conflict
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London
Churchill
Aerial Offensive Renewed Over Germany In Daylight Attacks
London dispatch reports hundreds of American and British aircraft renewed daylight raids on southwestern Germany supported by fighters. Berlin claimed losses in Vienna and Alpine snowdrifts, while Allied HQ tallies indicated eleven planes lost across operations.
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W. W. Hercher
London
Continent
Berlin
Germany
Boulogne
Alps
Vienna
Austria
France
Holland
Vichy
U. S
Napier
Little Steel formula outmoded aims for new wage plan
Washington March 15 Chairman Thomas of the senate labor committee declared the time has come to work out a formula to help wages meet rising living costs. He said the administration should stick by the Little Steel formula or let Congress lift wage ceilings. Thomas, named by Roosevelt as alternate to the labor secretary at the upcoming international labor office meeting in Philadelphia, said a change was inevitable as white collar and fixed income workers lag behind January 1941 living costs. He added the time has come. Page 4.
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Washinggton
Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Sevelans
Roosevelt
Perkins
International Labor Office
Philadelphia
Glider Transport Units Carve Base Behind Japanese Line
American engineers and British infantry, carried by gliders and transports, landed behind the Japanese on the India Burma frontier and built an air strip and strong base. The operation, commanded by Col Philip G. Cochran, linked northern and southern supply lines and opened a new approach toward Myitkyina, widening Allied pressure.
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India-Burma
Uria
Joseph Stillwell
China
Burma
India
Quebec
Roosevelt
Churchill
Philip G. Cochran
Erie
United States Army Air Force
Iran
Myitkyina
Held For Violation Of Federal Prison Parole
Columbus March 18 A man identified as Owen Wally Jones 36 a restaurant operator here was held by the FBI on charges of violating federal prison parole and failing to report for induction at a draft board in Parkersburg West Virginia. Jones who ran two restaurants under the name Charles N Nasa faces a removal hearing next Thursday. He has been sought since 1941 for a breach of his Atlanta prison release tied to Mann Act violation bribery and intimidation of government witnesses.
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Owen Wally Jones
FBI
Parkersburg
W. Va
U. S
Robert W. Newton
Charles N. NASA
Jones
Atlanta
Special FBI
A. H Belmont
Chairman Dies to rebuke Winchell on radio March 26
Chairman Martin Dies of the House Committee on Un-American Activities accepts an invitation to follow Walter Winchell on radio. The Texas Democrat aims to answer false statements about him and hints at inviting Winchell to testify before his committee.
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Walter Winchell
Washington
Martin Dies
House Committee On un-American Activities Today
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BULE
Blue Network
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Mark Woods
Moscow’s Solo Bid To Badoglio Refogs Europe
Washington reports that Moscow recognized the Badoglio regime in Italy, prompting questions on Soviet consultation with the United States and Britain. The issue is likely to top talks when Edward R. Stettinius visits London, with France policy and postwar European settlements also on the agenda. President Roosevelt noted a decision on the French situation is under study by War and State Departments.
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Washington
Russia
Badoglio
Italy
United States
Britain
Edward R. Stettinius
London
Committee of National Liberation
Charles de Gaulle
Stettinius
Roosevelt
War and State Departments
Lee Moscow
Acquitted On Charge Of Asphyxiating Of Children
In Baltimore Judge John T. Tucker acquitted Louise J. Borman, 19, of two manslaughter charges in the deaths of her two children, Ronald aged 2 and Diane nine months, found after she returned to her apartment following a six hour absence. The court ruled insufficient evidence of gross negligence to sustain the verdict.
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Louise J. Borman
Baltimore City
John T. Tucker
Borman
Ronald
Diane
Petal
WV university chemistry hall contracts awarded by board
West Virginia University chemistry hall at Morgantown received three contracts for equipment and plumbing from the state board of control. The West Virginia Seating Co., Boyntree cement, $27,562.62. Lam Sharpe electrical, $690. Stuart McMunn plumbing, $5,385. Bituminous coal production across the nation fell 2.3 percent to about 12,230,000 tons in the week ended March 11 from 12,530,000 the prior year, per the National Coal Association.
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Charleston
West Virginia University
Morgantown
State Board of Control
West Virginia Seating Company
Boynetee Aement
Iam Sharpe
Trilabeas
Stuart McMunn
Clarksburg
Washington
National Coal Association
West Virginia
The War Today: monarchs, dictators, and changing regimes
The piece discusses Stalin's stance on Italy and the Italian monarchy, noting Moscow's view that Fascism should be defeated and Italy should choose its own democratic path. It also covers King George of Greece and Balkan monarchs, who face coups and the rise of dictatorships after Metaxas, with Greece urged to reject dictatorship and reestablish the republic.
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Stalin
Xing” Emanuele
Badoglio
Moscow
America
Britain
Russia
China
Italy
Emanuneia
Balkan Peninsula
Greece
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Rumania
George
Cairo
Metaxas
Red units push toward prewar Rumanian borders
Red army advances to within 11 miles of the Dniester, unchecked as the offensive nears the Curzon line. Tomashpol captured, forces reach 12 miles from a key highway hub at Mogilev Podolski. Zhukov’s drift pushes from Dubno toward the Buc river headwaters amid poor weather.
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Dniester
Rumanis
Russia
Tomashpol
Mogilev Podolski
Rumania
Czechoslovak
Gregory Zhukov
Dubno
Buc River
Curzon Line
Big
Great See
Draft policy hit on tire industry and deferments
Rubber Director Bradley Dewey warned that one third of civilian tire manufacturing could be affected by selective service. He urged sweeping deferments for technical workers, saying mass drafts of young engineers would hamper essential research and plant operations. The dispute followed President Roosevelt hints favoring broader mobilization of men under 26, fueling near two‑week behind the scenes talks between services and industry officials.
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Bradley Dewey
Dewey
Armed Services
Peedeeae
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