Soviet advances push toward Odessa amid Ukraine drive
The Moscow dispatches report the second Ukrainian army driving south to seize the railway into Romania and press into Bukovina near Czernowitz while probing toward Odessa. Red forces captured Linkovtsy and Slobodka as they advance through steppe country, reducing German positions north of the Black Sea port zone.
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Gvozdets
Kolaiea
Czernowitz-Lwow
Pethian
Gic
Iasi
Czechoslovakia
Nikolaev
Stalin
Tsyra
Koshen
Rumania
Moscow
Linkovtsy
Kamenets-Podolsk
Prosku- Tov
Odessa
Black Sea
Slobodka
Pervomaisk
Byeltsi
Odessa-Lwow Yail- Czernowitz
Bucovina
Red Army
Voronkov
Vere
Gregory K. Zhukov
Pana Ceeeee
Argus Steele Seeks Clue to Model Maker Mystery
Argus and Ellen visit Syria Verne’s apartment in pursuit of a clue to a complex murder case. A diagram of the crime scene and an elaborate photo sequence raise the stakes as they plan a careful break in to uncover who killed Syria and how. Roles, suspects, and hidden motives unfold amid twists and a cryptic reference to blackmail.
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Argus
Flagg
Argus Steele
Syria
Ellen
Roger Flagg
Roger
Ase
Oprah
Ead Saeedee
Det
Jookeat
Lefty Conners
Eller
Elen
Kinnegan Falls
Telli
Ariftl
Dal
Miss
Fediirad Abdi
Health collapse across German controlled Europe described
A wartime contingency report details rising death and infant mortality from infectious diseases across occupied and satellite states. Denmark and the Netherlands fare better. France, Belgium, Italy suffer worsening health as war and starvation devastate birth rates and boost tuberculosis and typhus. In Poland, population drops from undernourishment and violence.
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Germany
Europe
England
Denmark
Netherlands
France
Belgium
Italy
Romania
Poland
What Became of Anna Bolton by Louis Bromfield
A review notes Bromfield returns with a new novel seen as a model of a common construction trap. Anna Bolton, an Ohio girl turned secretary and heiress, travels from New York society to prewar Europe, experiences peril in France, and faces a pivotal turning point as the war advances.
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Anna Bolton
Louis Bromfield
Harpers
Mrs. Parkington
Somerset Maugham
Mr. Bromfield
Anna
Ohio River
Dispatch
Lewisburg
New York
Europe
France
Thr
Bromfield Narrates A Disappearing World Tale
The narrator notes Anna vanished from a smart world and praises Mr. Bromfield's storytelling, especially in the novel’s final third where his voice shines and drives the narrative. The passage emphasizes Bromfield’s narrative skill and the compelling manner of the tale.
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Anna
Mr. Bromfield
Toscanini to end NBC Symphony after six years
Arturo Toscanini will conclude his sixth NBC Symphony season with two broadcasts ending at Easter. Oscar Levant will perform Gershwin Concerto in F, his first Toscanini appearance. Jascha Heifetz violin solo at Easter includes Parsifal Good Friday music. Summer series to follow under Dr Frank Black.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Oscar Levant
Jascha Heifetz
Levant
Toscanini
Gershwin
Heifetz
Frank Black
Our Turn Now to Play Hard to Get in Russia Policy
Washington columnist lampoons postwar strategy as he urges a selective standoff with Russia, praising Stalin's resilience while suggesting Americans go elusive on the Soviet and focus on winning their part of the war. He then sketches a humorous encounter with a Lady Motorman in Washington. The piece also notes praise for Senator Arthur Vandenberg guiding MacArthur’s White House prospects and includes a brief anecdote about Pat Hurley meeting Ibn Saud.
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Central Press
Washington
Russia
Stalin
International Brotherhood
England
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
MacArthur
White House
Vandenberg
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Tatrick
J. Hurley
Crom
Middle East
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Desert
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Pat
Ife
United States
West Point
Soviet Counterclaims About Berlin Radio Report
Moscow rejected a Berlin radio broadcast claiming Red Army encirclement of Kovel, 170 miles east of Warsaw, and said German forces in Kovel were air supplied while the Russian communique disputed the report.
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Berlin
Red Army
Kovel
Warsaw
Old Poland
CIO Reports Tie Hillman to Communist PAC
A Senate committee report accuses CIO leader Hillman and ally Curran of conspiring with Communists to advance political aims. The document cites extensive ties to Communist fronts, alleges forged labor coercion for fundraising up to two million dollars, and notes well known Communists within the CIO political action committee while defending labor’s right to political activity within law.
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Ent
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Communist Party
United States
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National Maritime Union of America
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Political Action Committee
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Legby
Philip Murray
Murray
Chaplin Actor Denies Cash Settlement Demand
Comic actor Chaplin appeared bored as Giesler pressed the case. Miss Berry denied under oath that she sought 150000 dollars in settlement claiming Chaplin fathered her five month old daughter Carol Ann. Federal Judge J P T OConor may rule on a directed acquittal as defense prepares witnesses.
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Chaplin
Giesler
Miss Berry
Carol Ann
J.P. T. O'Connor
Glesler
Fuzzy Wuzzy Dancers Parade Before Allied Troops
In Lae Buna and Ramuang valleys thousands of American and Australian soldiers witnessed rival Fuzzy Wuzzy groups perform dances and songs. Dancers wore massive feathered headdresses and flowered hair, each tribe showcasing distinctive costumes as they vied for attention. A US soldier shouted that the performers were real hep cats during the festival chaos.
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Lae
Buna
Ramuang
Markham
Westebig\u00adinia and Park Farm Update
Westebiginia reports Weston operates about 40 dairy cattle at the Arthurdale Homestead farm to supply milk for about 1,800 patients. A weathered air incident in Alderson sees a military plane crash on a farm, with one flier bound for treatment at Ashford Geribat White Sulphur Springs, the propeller broken and little other damage observed by state police.
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spentMues
Tom Park
Arthurdale
Alderson
Marshal of Gunsmoke at Meares Opera House
The frontier town rallies to rid itself of criminals as Universal’s Marshal of Gunsmoke screens tonight at the Meares Opera House. Tex Ritter and Russell Hayden star with Puigry Knight and Jennifer Molt in featured roles. Miss Holty, a popular western entertainer, sings Sundown Trail and La Golondrina with Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys.
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Strug‘gle
Citiz Éris
Universal
Tex Ritter
Russell Hayden
Hollywood
Puigry Knight
Jennifer Molt
Miss Holty
Johny Bond
Red River Valley
The Drifter Opens At Opera House Tonight
The Drifter stars Buster Crabbe with Al St. John in a traveling medicine show western action tale. It departs from the usual formula with fast riding and hard hitting scenes as crabbe plays both hero and villain impersonations. Billy Cars0h and Puz Messes add to the caper while a sheriff and marshal pursue justice.
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Buster ‘Crabbe
Fuzzy) St.jjohn
Esra
Buster Crabbe
Law and Order
Crabitie
Billy Cars0h
Ethbar
Andj
Puz
Anl Iter
SR Ae
Sebastes
Strand: The Pride of the Diamond Hero in 1925
The article describes the film Strand The Pride of the Diamond Hero based on a real life story from 1925. It follows a janitor’s son who becomes a famed sports figure, with Gary Cooper stars. It mentions Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in supporting roles and hints at the early career struggles that shaped the legend.
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Gary Chober
Levot
Eou Gehig
Tim Deates
Wright
Babe Ruth Gehrig
Strand
A New Old Favorite for Victory Gardens
A reprint praises sugar peas as a favored crop for Victory gardens. It notes disease resistance, quick pod development, and high yield, urging readers to plant varieties like Wilt resistant Sugar and other dwarf types.
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Victory’ Gardens
ReAs Gainey
Tan- Wilig
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