Service Members Return Home From Training and Duty
Pvt Billy Manley son of Mr and Mrs B W Manley has returned to Turner Field Albany after a 12 day visit with his parents. Private First Class Noah G Myers of Cha te Field Illinois has completed training and graduated from the Army Air Forces wing school. Pvt Robert Van Royals returns to Camp Howze Texas after a seven day furlough with wife Mildred Cagle and his parents Mr and Mrs B Royals of Trinity.
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Manley
Billy Manley
B. W. Manley
Turner Field
Albany
Myers
Noah G.rs
Chate Field
Illinois
T School
Army Air Forces Wing Command
Pic. Myers
N. G. Myers
Royals
Robert van Royals
Howze
Texas
Mildred Cagle
Mrs. B. Royals
Trinity
MacArthur Poll Leads Chicago Republican Primary
A Chicago area projection shows General MacArthur leading the Republican primary with about 72 percent support, and stronger upstate. The estimate predicts roughly 535,000 votes for MacArthur versus 977,225 for Dewey in 1940, with total Republican turnout this year around 1.14 million and Democratic votes near 540,000.
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E. Carlstrom
U. S
Reta “Atengressman
MacArthur
Bay transfers from Cherry Point to Washington post
Col Walter L J Bay the last Wake after the December 1941 Japanese attack has been transferred from the Marine station at Cherry Point to Marine Corps quarters in Washington the War Relations Office disclosed The rest of the text references 1918 influenza spread during world War I and wartime labor shifts but contains fragmented details not tied to a clear separate event.
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Cherry Point
N. C
Walter L. J. Bay
Wake
Mariner Station
Marine Corpsquarters
Washington
Chicago Tribune Plans Milwaukee Edition Newsprint Battle
The Chicago Tribune reported seeking WPB newsprint to start a Milwaukee morning paper. It noted Wendell Wilkie endorsement in Wisconsin and support from the Milwaukee Journal Wisconsin State Journal and Sheboygan Press. The paper described Willkie campaign messaging and Wisconsin votes on Americanism versus foreignism.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
News Ag Today
Wendell Wilkie
Wisconsin
War Production Board
WPB
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Sheboygan Press
Tribune
The
Nazis Urge Yanks to Pack and Go Home
Allied authorities report German leaflets in Italy urging American troops to quit the fight and return home. Pamphlets mock morale, recall past pleasures, question the purpose of the war, and lash at President Roosevelt.
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Allied
Naples
Italy
Taney
Roosevelt
Butter and Oils Supplies Grow in Spring Quarter
The War Food Administration says civilian butter shortening cooking oils and salad oils will be slightly larger in April to June than January to March while margarine supplies shrink a little and lard allocations remain unchanged.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Joslin Dies. Hoover Era Official Found Dead
Theodore G. Joslin aged 54, longtime secretary to President Hoover, died suddenly of a heart attack in Wilmington. He served as director of the public relations department at Dupont. In a brief garden note, experts urge pruning tomato plants to a stem and tying to a stake.
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Joslin
Wilmington
Del
Theodore G. Joslin
Herbert Hoover
White House
FBI
Dupont de Nemours and Company
Axis defense collapses as Red Army advances in Romania Crimea
Russian dispatches claim 3,000 German and Romanian troops killed at Pascani as Soviet forces push across northern Moldavia and approach Iasi. Allied reports describe Konev’s units advancing toward Chisinau, with Czech troops aiding the drive and Kerch’s capture signaling a major Crimean operation.
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Prut River
Cristesti
Plesti
Ast
High Command
Bucharest Home Radio
New York
Federal
Lommunications Commission
Moldavia
Podulluoaliei
Targu-Frumos
Iasi
Eer Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Araspol
Ovidiopal
Chisinau
Bessarabia
Konev
Moscow
Romania
Carpathian
Axis High Command
Bucharest
Gregory K. Zhulov
Tiraspol
Red Army
Crimea
Andrei I. Yeremenko
Stalingrad
Kerch
Caucasus
Feodor I. Tobukhin
Chongar
Sivash Sea
Dzhankai
Yeremenko
Tobukhin
Allied Bombing Hits German Industrial Centers Across Europe
A U S briefing reports RAF and US air raids target Aachen Hannover Oschersleben Bernburg Rostock Arnimswalde near Stettin and other plants. In combat over Sweden 126 German planes were shot down with at least 58 more destroyed on the ground by American fighters.
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Aachen
Rhine Valley
Hannover
Pla
Oschersleben
Bernburg
Rostock
Arnimswalde
Stettin
U. S
Sweden
False Alarm Fires at Boulevard Hospital Block
Fire alarm rang at 4 45 this morning on the Boulevard block near a hospital. Engines from stations one three and four responded. sprinkler backup triggered the alarm. In unrelated data the bulletin notes 3 200 000 births in 1943, a U S record year.
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Boulevard
The
United States
Navy Hearings Outline Big Budget Additions and Vessel Plans
The 1,182 page hearings reveal $27.57 billion in new appropriations and $5.07 billion in contracting authority. Major items include $8.20 billion for naval aviation and $7.80 billion for vessel growth. The Marine Corps capacity targets rise to 478,000 by June 30, 1945 with 140,800 women. Losses since 1941 total 386 ships and craft. Navy used 1.5 million barrels of fuel for Marshall Island operations. Marines require new jungle clothing roughly every five days.
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Marine Corps
U. S
Marshall Islands
Weather report for North and South Carolina today
North Carolina mostly cloudy and cool with a shower before clearing. Northwest areas cooler today while southeast stays milder. Tonight partly cloudy and cooler. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler. South Carolina clearing and cooler today after coastal showers. Tonight partly cloudy and much cooler. Thursday fair and moderately cool.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Italian King abdicates to let Prince of Piedmont lead realm
In a royal address the king declares eight months after ending the Fascist era that Italy will join Allies in victory. He says he will withdraw from public affairs and appoints the Prince of Piedmont as lieutenant general, effective when Allied troops enter Rome, to foster national unity.
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Italy
United Nations
Prince of
Piedmont
Rome
Neutrals at War’s Edge in New Global Epoch
The piece argues neutrals must take a clear stand as war tightens its reach. It echoes Hull’s idea that neutrals no longer need protection pledges, as the Allies can defend them and secure freedom for all through victory.
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Mr. Hull
Tornadoes and Wind Lash Multiple States
A tornado struck near Walhalla South Carolina killing one woman and eroding power lines. Tornadoes or wind caused one direct death in seven states Alabama Oklahoma South Carolina Texas Kentucky Georgia Tennessee. The 60 mile per hour gale damaged lakeside areas along Lake Michigan and tore ships from moorings. Rain or snow spread east of the Rockies with totals over two inches in many places. Textile mills in Goa ea and Walhalla suspended operations due to the weather.
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Kentucky
Georgia
Tennessee
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Walhalla
S. C
Goa ‘Ea
Rockies
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