Wake Forest Campaign Passes $600000 Milestone
Wake Forest College reports more than 600000 raised toward a 7000000 enlargement. Director C J Jackson says the program funds ten new buildings at 2000000 and a 5000000 endowment addition. Gifts come mainly by mail with limited local drive in Durham and Wake Forest.
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Deadly Assault Report In City Jail Sparks Probe
Lucius Murray a 30 year old Black resident of 7 Meredith Street is jailed after a deadly weapon assault on Ennis Smith. Smith avoided serious injury and signed the warrant.
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Meredith Street
Ennis Smith
Smith
First Iwo Jima Casualties Arrive at Camp Lejeune
Three hundred of the initial Iwo Jima casualties reached Camp Lejeune and were admitted to the naval hospital on the Marine Corps reservation. Captain Alva A. Shadday stated about 90 percent of these Marines and naval hospital corpsmen are expected to recover completely and return to duty.
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Naval Hospital
Marine Corps Reservation
Alva A. Shadday
USN
Bombers Hit Formosa China Coast and Borneo Areas in Wide Raids
Allied air forces conducted a broad bombing campaign targeting military installations and fuel dumps. Two Liberators destroyed a large ammunition depot at Kee Lung Formosa, with 171 tons of bombs dropped by over 75 additional aircraft along the China coast and Formosa west coast. Thirteenth Air Force units attacked targets in Borneo wrecking four barges and damaging freighters. The report notes the long reach of operations and widespread bombardment across multiple islands.
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Formosa
China Sea
Thirteenth Air Force
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Brunei Bay
Naus al Cabs Islands
Five Deaths Due To Red River Flooding Waters
New Orleans report notes Louisiana flood disaster with 45000 homeless and over a million acres inundated. Red River floodwaters claim the Browns and their child as three bodies are found upriver near the Arkansas line. rescue efforts by coast guard, soldiers, and civilians continue to shore up levees and aid refugees.
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Red Cross
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Army
Red River
Arkansas State Line
Charles Brown
Bernice
Bradley
Nations Recognize Farrell Regime After Diplomacy Shift
American nations yesterday fully recognized General Edelmire T Farrell's government after a 13 month diplomatic chill. Britain and others joined the move based on a Mexico City resolution inviting Argentina to align policies with the Allies. The next step would be Buenos Aires seeking permission to join the United Nations and, if granted, to be transmitted to Russia and the other Allies.
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Iit
Great Britain
Mexico City
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United States
United Nations
Russia
Two 15-Year-Olds Among Nine On Death Row
Raleigh April 10 Nine prisoners sit on central prison death row including two 15 year olds Ernest Brooks Jr a Negro convicted of raping a white woman and Marvin L Matheson sentenced to death for murder Brooks is set to die May 25 while a date for Matheson has not been fixed.
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William Dunn, Jr
Central Prison
Ernest Brooks, Jr
Marvin L. Matheson
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Matheson
Who is to value a human life in war ethics
A wartime reflection questions whether one life is worth more than another and cites a British captain and a lawyer to argue that judging relative value of lives is difficult. It notes the dread of sending loved ones and front-line soldiers to danger and asks who determines life worth.
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France
England
America
G.I
Allied Air Power Intensifies Against U Boats and German Bases
In a rapid series of raids, British bombers hit Hamburg shelters while Kiel and Kiel yard targets suffered fires from night attacks. Allied fighter forces claim 357 German planes shot down over three days as American and British aircrews raid Plauen Stade Hamburg and Pertine targets, with minimal daylight losses.
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Air Ministry
Kiel
Scatsman Fields
Plauen
Czechoslovakia
Stade
U.S
Bats and Campsite Accounts in New Mexico
Eyewitness notes at a camp describe German authorities seizing cross parcels from Americans and denying aid to others. Conditions worsen as detainees suffer dysentery and squalid housing in double deck barns with no sanitation, leaving observers appalled by emaciated living quarters. An estimate cites 3,000,000 bats in Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico.
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Carlsbad Caverns
Senate food probes clash with army control idea
Senate food investigators push back on suggestions the army should seize and run meat plants to boost civilian supplies. Chairman Thomas calls the plan moonshine while Wheeler doubts any army takeover has succeeded in industry. Mention of closed plants in Pueblo Phoenix and El Paso is noted as house members seek why operations halted.
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Wherry
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Thomas
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Blood Found On Higham Watch Ties Ex-Marine Murder Case
A watch taken from a car driven by Harry C. Harrison ex marine charged with murder and arson in the death of Mrs John V Higham 71 on Easter Monday was found to contain human blood according to Detective Sergeant W G Maddrey citing Duke Hospital specialists the watch a favorite of Mrs Higham. Polio epidemic at Ft McClellan Alabama infects one third of units with twenty cases since March 22 three fatalities while US Spanish speakers number over two and a half million.
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Raleigh
Harry C. Harrison
John V. Higham
W. G. Maddrey
Maddrey
Duke Hospital
FT. Mcclellan
Ala
Community Chest Creates Year Round Speakers Bureau
Mrs Ruth Neve executive secretary of the High Point united war fund and community chest announced a year round speaker's bureau to improve relations between chest agencies and supporters. The program took effect March 14 and will send agency representatives to industrial meetings to explain services and chest support. Harold C Bennett acts as relations chairman coordinating agency executives and scheduling talks for plants and clubs through the chest office at extension 4321.
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Ruth Neve
High Point United War Fund and
Community Chest
Neve
High Point
Soviet Press Reports German Surrenders and Axis Defeat
A Soviet front dispatch says 1,700 Nazis surrendered during continuous night and day combat in Vienna as panic spread. Breslau remains besieged, Koenigsberg capitulated, and over 42,000 prisoners were taken in two days as Soviet forces advance on multiple fronts.
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Rassee
Vienna
Red Star
Baltic
Ivan S. Konev
Breslau
Silesia
Koenigsberg
Moscow
Alexander M. Youlowhys
World Gold Reserves and Looted Treasures Across Nations
A historical note claims the Yanks of Italy held about 100 million in gold and that Germany looted at least 500 million from Yugoslav treasury. It states Germany spent much of its gold buying goods in Switzerland, Sweden, and Romania and using some for espionage. It cites US gold holdings at 20.417 billion and world total at 35 billion.
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Germany
Switzerland
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Romania
United States
Temple in Egypt Aimed at Melancholia Recreation
In 2000 B C an Egyptian temple served as a retreat for melancholics seeking recreation and solace, reflecting ancient practices in mental health and ritual life.
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Egypt
Okinawa looks like America says Navy radio dispatch
Ernie Pyle reports Okinawa resembles American landscapes more than Pacific outposts. Marines note wheat fields, cane, and huts amid poverty and filth among civilians. Civilians are terrified. some hide in caves during Love Day searches.
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Japan
America
German Advances Press toward Berlin as Hannover Falls
German forces push northeast and southeast of Hannover as the 84th division encounters ruined railroad hubs and highways. The Germans claim Verden fell while tanks move toward strategic lines guarding Berlin’s approaches.
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Hoya
Verden
84Th
Hannover
Berlin
Coal Now Mined In 32 States United
The report notes coal extraction has expanded to 32 states across the United States with production activity reported in multiple regions. It highlights growing nationwide mining activity and regional distribution of mines.
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United States
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