Reds Claim 8400 German Troops Slain
Moscow reports describe heavy German attacks along the Kuban Delta and from the Sea of Azov to Novorossisk with German air support and tank units. Despite numerical superiority in places, the Germans gained neither major territory nor decisive success, while Soviet forces repelled assaults and claimed German losses around 400 in one sector and 17 planes down since yesterday.
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Kuban
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Sea of Azov
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Associated Press
Don River Bend
Leningrad
Crimea
Kerch
Irea
Ivan Maslennikov
Balakleya
Donets
Smolensk
Volkhov
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady on Butter and Eggs
Chicago on April 20 reports butter receipts 582,208 and eggs receipts 29,204, both steady with prices unchanged as per the Chicago price current. The market shows no movement in the latest receipts and quotings for dairy and eggs.
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The Enterprise Baby Edition Coming May 2
The Enterprise annual Baby Edition will be published Sunday May 2. Due to metal shortages and war problems only children three years and younger as of May 2 are eligible. Photos must arrive at The Enterprise by noon April 26. glossy prints acceptable from any photographer.
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American Fighters Bomb Kiska Bases With 17 Tons Of Explosives
Navy communique reports American fighter planes acting as light bombers dropped 17 tons of bombs on Kiska in the Aleutians during nine attacks on North Head Salmon Lagoon and main camp areas. Japanese air and ground targets on Guadalcanal and Munda also saw bombing, with limited damage and minimal casualties.
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Government May Take Over Charlotte Sanatorium For Free Venereal Disease Clinic
Raleigh April 20 Dr Carl V Reynolds state health officer said federal government indicated it would seize the Charlotte Sanatorium as a venereal disease hospital offering free treatment to patients of both races. Federal funding would cover about 150000 dollars yearly, with local personnel partly needed. If supervising facilities improve, judges might send infected patients for treatment but primary aim is voluntary care to combat disease. Reynolds noted only eleven such hospitals exist in the United States. Charlotte’s eligibility gained momentum after Col Warner Gates Morris Field warned the area could be declared forbidden over venereal disease conditions. The Reynolds Foundation annual 12500 dollar venereal disease grant for Charlotte has been withdrawn due to nonparticipation in the merit system, though renewal is hoped. One venereal disease specialist remained.
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Charlotte Sanatorium
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Charlotte
Warner Gates
Morris Field
Reynolds Foundation
Jap Bases In Pacific Again Struck
Allied warplanes attacked five Japanese bases in the Pacific islands above Australia. Targets hit included Hollandia Dutch New Guinea Gasmata Cape Gloucester New Britain Lae and Finschhafen New Guinea. A small Japanese ship was bombed off Tranimbar Island. British forces ambushed 200 Japanese on Mayu ridge killing 25 and wounding many.
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Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Southwest
Pacific
United Nations
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Gasmata
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Lae
Finschhafen
New Guinea
Tranimbar
Burma
Sir Archibald P. Wavell
Mayu Ridge
Bay of Bengal
Maya Peninsula
Senator George Demands Open Sessions At Food Conference
Senator George of Georgia urged open talks on postwar food issues at Hot Springs Virginia saying press access should be allowed beyond opening and closing sessions. He chairs a Senate Economic Planning committee and warned premature conference calls hinder public understanding amid tentative State Department plans. Reporter Berthold Barkley and Senator Aiken supported press access and public disclosure to meet public opinion pressures.
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Washington
Sen George
D-Ga
Hot Springs
Georgia
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
State Department
Dean Acheson
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
Aiken
Roosevelt inspects war effort aboard presidential train
President Roosevelt conducts a second major tour of wartime forces along the southern states. He visits Marine base WAAC school and multiple Army posts, praising tens of thousands of fit troops as potential to man or expand a second front in Europe. He notes strong performance in North Africa and at home.
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Roosevelt to address nation on radio tonight at 11
President Roosevelt will speak to the nation at 11 o'clock Eastern War Time tonight. The program will be broadcast across all radio networks. The White House did not disclose the speech topic in a statement issued late last night.
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Roosevelt
White House
World traveler’s April stops reveal training centers
He left Washington on April 13 and, in brief chronology, visited Marine Corps Base Parris Island in South Carolina on April 14 where recruits receive basic training for a famed fighting unit. He then reached Maxwell Field near Montgomery, Alabama on April 14 as the journey continued.
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Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Maxwell Field
Ala
Montgomery
Tornado Hits Roxobel Kills Five In Bertie County
A tornado lasting under two minutes leveled Roxobel sparking five deaths all Negroes Linny Bush 50 Bettie Bush 30 Bertha Wyman and two children with 15 to 20 injured. Damage estimated at 175000 to 200000 as two two story brick stores and a church were destroyed. Power lines and 200 trees were downed as the storm moved two miles across the countryside.
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Roxobel
Bertie County
Harry Hollingsworth, Jr
Linny Bush
Bettie Bush
Bertha Wyman
Hollingsworth
American Red Cross
Charlotte
J. B. Weaver
State Highway Patrol
Williamston
Allied Air Supremacy Opens Path to Tunis Axis Defenses
Allied air forces report major gains over Tunisia area, downing 519 Axis planes since March 20 and destroying nearly 1,000 on the ground, with 112 planes eliminated in two days. Rommel’s coastal fortress behind the Mediterranean remains protected by mountains, while Allies plan multi thrusts toward Tunis and Bizerte.
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United Nations
Rommel
Libyan
Africa
Carl Spaatz
Northwest Africa
Spaaiiz
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Bizerte
Tunis
Enfidaville
Warden Reveals Three Whiskey Stills Found in Georgia Prison
RELDSVILLE Ga April 20 Three whiskey stills were found in Georgia State Penitentiary before a mass escape by 25 convicts. Warden DuVall said a 50 gallon still was in the prison cann ing plant, and two smaller ones in a tunnel from the boiler room. Confessions by two recaptured prisoners aided the revealings. Eleven of the 25 fugitives remained at large.
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Georgia
Reldsville
State Penitentiary
A Wall
DuVall
Cenvis
Leo MclIntosh
Joe McNew
McIntosh
McNew
Bombers Target European Targets On Hitler Birthday
Luxembourg radio ceased broadcasting this afternoon after a report that Allied bombers could be observing Adolf Hitler's 54th birthday with daylight raids on European targets.
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London
Luxembourg
Reuters
Adolf Hitler
Construction Alcohol Plants Deferred in Midwest Sites
Washington reports a decision to defer building five grain alcohol plants in Carrollville Wisconsin Dubuque Keokuk Wisconsin Illinois for the synthetic rubber program. WPB officials said reduced industrial alcohol needs make new construction unnecessary at this time and the projects may be revisited if the alcohol situation changes.
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Carrollville
Wis
Dubuque
Keokuk
Iowa
Mo_he
Peoria
Senate
Walter G. Whitman
WPB Chemicals Division
John W. Boyer
WPB
Agriculture
Tax Plan Nears Vote On Half Year Tax Abatement
Washington April 20 Republicans pressing skip a year and pay as you go plan consider abating about 50 percent of one year's income taxes. A 20 percent withholding levy on taxable wages could be part of a compromise. The bi partisan group made a last effort to avert a split, hoping to meet minds before a final vote.
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Francis M. LE
Washington
Martin
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
Rayburn
Dtex
McCormack
Allied air offensive in North Africa claims 112 enemy planes
Allied headquarters in North Africa reported 112 enemy aircraft down in the last two days, including 70 Junkers 152 transports, with 58 transports and 19 fighters lost in the principal Sicilian Straits battle. Losses included 12 Junkers 52s and eight fighters in Rommel’s air routes, plus Malta and Valletta reports of further downed Junkers aircraft.
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North Africa
Dwight D. Eisenshower
Sicilian Straits
Erwin Rommel
Malta
Valletta
Fortess Isle
London
Morgenthau Urges Workers to Buy More War Bonds
Secretary Morgenthau calls on wage earners and salaried workers to boost purchases in the second war loan drive as the $13 billion goal shows 75 percent subscribed in one week. He singles out poor E, F, and G bond sales totaling $403 million of $9.953 billion, urging broader individual subscriptions. Banks provided $2.487 billion, non banking sources $7.466 billion. Morgenthau says we will take all we can get.
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the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Labor invests in War Savings Bonds, says Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins asserts that American labor has invested millions in War Savings Bonds and will buy more in the Second War Loan drive as part of the broad national effort to defeat the Axis.
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