American bombers strike deepest raid of war in Europe
London reports four coordinated Allied air attacks across Germany Belgium and Holland marking a new, unprecedented sweep. American bombers hit naval yards, boat installations, factories and rail hubs, following a prior night raid that dropped heavy bombs on Berlin and other targets.
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Navy seeks 30 billion for next year largest naval funds yet
Report notes Navy asks Congress for 30 billion dollars for the coming year, aiming to fund ships landing craft and fleet improvements. The request reflects a push to expand capacity and readiness amid ongoing strategic tensions. Leadership details remain under committee review.
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Poison Garden Spray Fatal in Drinks in Tacoma
Tacoma May 14 AP A garden spray inadvertently used in cocktails led to the death of Russell C Peters. The killer evidence links to Dr Stebbins and Tacoma dentist Tawt Mallinger. Coroner ruled the poison mixed with whisky and beer at the Peterson home poisoned guests.
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Oregonian appoints Hoyt as domestic head of OWL office
Oregonian publisher announces Talmey Hoyt will become domestic director of the Office of War Information in Portland succeeding Gardner Cowles. Hoyt will take over about June and has been granted a month leave to accept the OWL post.
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Battle for Attu Begins as Allied Forces Hit Japanese
United troops press the fight on Attu Island as part of the North Pacific campaign. Reports state heavy combat continues since Tuesday on the island at the western end of the Aleutians, with Allied ships bombarding positions and ground forces advancing toward Tokyo’s aims. The operation, supported by navy units, seeks to expel Japanese forces from the island’s fortified positions.
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Averts Another Coal Crisis Faces New UMW Pact Talks
The UMW and mine operators reach a tentative agreement averting a fresh coal crisis after 45 hours of dispute talks. President Biden and WHR officials weigh in as labor actions linger and employers press for a bargain. An official timeline hints at a May resolution, with widespread industry tension easing as negotiations continue.
Unity in Civilian Economic Program Theme of Montanans
Montanans gather to discuss civilian economic planning postwar development. Dr VOR B Ppren of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis presides as economist, delivering a keynote on national and state needs, with reports on employment trends, production potential, and cooperation between government, business, and unions to boost state and national recovery.
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British and Indian Troops Fall Back in Burma
British and Indian forces conduct further withdrawals in Burma as enemy pressure persists. The rally and retreat pattern continues across multiple sectors, with lines reorganized and defenses adjusted to counter advancing Japanese units.
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Finland Prepares To Meet June War Debt Payment
Finland faces a due June debt payment after a stagnant decade of postwar strain. Officials report delays and weakened finances from a long war, with creditors pressing for timely settlement by June 19.
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Churchill Says Meeting Plans Ahead of Armies
Churchill and Roosevelt plan far ahead with allied experts as Britain and the United States coordinate strategy. They discuss handling prisoners and mock invasion threats while emphasizing resolve to sustain the war effort against Germany and its allies.
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Father of Newspaper Comic Strip Dies in Kansas
Noted pioneer of comic strips dies in Kansas at age about 100. Early work spans the 1900s with influential contributions to the modern newspaper comic, shaping daily humor and visual storytelling for generations.
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Senate Passes Tax Plan Revisions For House Vote
The Senate approved a tax bill plan with rate brackets and withholding features, sending the measure back to the House. It envisions a top rate near six percent for high earners, a 1 percent wage withholding, and exemptions adjustments, aiming to widen revenue collection.
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Weather outlook for Helena Til 4 by Weather Bureau
Helena forecast shows temperature changes through Saturday with cooler mornings and warmer afternoons. Expected conditions indicate variable winds and a partial chance of showers, with daytime highs in the mid 60s and nights cooling into the 40s.
Japs Stage Costly Raid on Oro Bay Allied Base
Allied forces report a costly Japanese raid on Oro Bay New Guinea near Cape Glencister. Japanese aircraft struck the airfield and installations, with several planes shot down. Allied counteraction set fires at targets and damaged enemy units.
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Deems Taylor Awarded Hadley Medal by AACC
In Cleveland May 1 1924 the National Association for American Composers and Contemporaries honored Deems Taylor with the Hadley Medal for contributions to American music Cor of note Henry Hadley and Inglus were recognized for their works with the New York Philharmonic while Corfis served as director and president of the ASCAP Also mentions looming shortages warning of filter shortages in consumer goods including staple foods in Cleveland.
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Allied Naval Air Units Pound Bases Off Africa
Allied naval and air forces attacked multiple targets around North Africa and the Mediterranean theater. Offensive actions focused on coastal fortifications and supply hubs as forces emphasized suppressing Axis operations and protecting Allied lines of communication.
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Reds Bag 74 German Planes in Caucasus Front
Soviet report from May 15 says air action over Caucasus destroyed 74 German planes. Moscow radio claimed Soviet forces attacked and hit German base lines including Orc and nearby targets. The aerial offensive coincides with Western bomber activity, extending along the Russian front with calls for land-front change.
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U.S. forces land on Attu to pressure Japanese defenses
The Attu landing signals a western Allied push into the Aleutians. Roosevelt notes three months ago that cooperation with naval fronts in the South Pacific, North Pacific, and Indian Ocean shapes a broader campaign. Officials say operation proceeds satisfactorily as fog shields progress and Kiska’s garrison could be sealed, setting stage for further advances toward the Kuriles.
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