Russian Finnish pact believed near frontline clash at beachhead
Report notes a near negotiated Russian Finnish accord as fighting rages at a disputed beachhead. Allied air forces bomb German targets while London endures night incendiary raids. Berlin claims heavy bombardment with fires across central London as defenses clash.
Allies Push At Anzio In Renewed Limited Offense
Allied forces press a limited push around the Anzio bridgehead as British troops recapture a bottleneck west of Carroceto while German defenses stubbornly hold the Cassino area. Air support and renewed ground pressure produce shifting gains and fresh prisoner counts as the battle drags on.
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Algiers
Anzio
Carroceto
Lia
Benito Et Enterprise
Ring Hhe
Cassino
Castel Gandolfo
Mt. Cassino
Struggle at Anzio Nettuno Beachhead and Cassino Drive
Reports from the Anzio Nettuno frontline note renewed Allied pressure on German positions with heavy fighting. Advances in the Cassino sector are pursued to ease the beachhead pressure and threaten a breakthrough. Air power, weather conditions, and the monastery defenses influence the broader plan to push toward Rome.
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Anzio- Nettuno
Rome
Cassino
Anzio-Nettuno
Sunday Shift Delivers 160 000 Tons of Coal
Wilkes Barre Pa Feb 14 The anthracite starved northeast and middle Atlantic states gained 160000 tons of hard coal as miners worked the second of four Sundays to ease a shortage The previous Sunday produced 135000 tons while under 80 percent of the firing force reported for duty
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Wilkes-Barre
Middle Atlantic
U.S. Bureau of Mines
FDR Urged Not To Veto Major Revenue Bill
Congressional Democratic leaders pressed President Roosevelt to veto no revenue measure this year. They warned the $2.315 billion revenue bill must pass with little chance of a later alternative, while noting his stance against the commodity credit extension and food subsidy ban. Leader Rayburn MeCormack Barkley were among those at the White House meeting.
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Washington
Congressional Democratic
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Rayburn
Texas
House
Mel Cormack
Massachusetts
Senate Democratic
Barkley
Kentucky
Legisla
Red Army advances on strategic German base near Pskov
London dispatch says the Red Army pushes toward the big Nazi base at Pskov after clearing the eastern shore of Lake Peipus in five days, reclaiming 12 000 square miles since the Leningrad offensive began. Troops move to 47 miles from Pskov with the gateway to southern Estonia and Latvia in reach.
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FE. B. Sullivan
London
Gilze-Rijen
Holland
Berlin
England
France
Thunderbolt
Oll
Strategic Air Force
RAF
Red Army
Pskov
Russia
Lake Peipus
Luga
Leningrad
Ostrovisky
Estonia
Latvia
Farley and Garner Confer on 1944 Campaign Outlook
Ex Vice President John Garner and former Democratic National Chairman James A Farley spent an hour and a half in Uvalde Texas discussing politics from every angle and the outlook for the 1944 presidential race. Farley said the discussion covered the nation’s state and political strategy.
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Uvalde
Tex
John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Farley
Food relief effort plants wheat and seed potatoes near Venafro
The allied military government announced that Canadian wheat and British seed potatoes are being planted around Venafro to relieve Italy's food shortage while Fifth Army fighting continues nearby.
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Naples
Venafro
Fifth Army
Italy
Income Tax Return Tips for 1943 Preparations
Practical guidance to prepare 1943 tax forms. Use a work sheet for needed figures and allowable deductions. Identify income totals, withholdings, prior year tax, estimated tax payments, and exemptions like life insurance and Social Security.
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Washington
Court Holds With Negro Teachers In Charleston
Judge J Waites Waring signed a permanent injunction against Charleston City School authorities from discriminating in pay between white and Negro teachers. The order affects future pay adjustments but not current contracts, with at least half of the existing differential to be wiped out by September 1 this year and the rest by September 1 next year.
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Charleston
S. C
J. Waites Waring
Charleston City
Waring
Liberal Elected By Costa Ricans
Returns from yesterday's presidential election show Todoro Picado with 51,000 votes and Leon Cortes with 21,000, the office of President Rafael Calderon announced. Picado had liberal support while Cortes was backed by conservatives.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Todoro Picado
Forem
Leon Cortes
Rafael Calderon
Picado
Cartes
UNC May Get 1,300,000 For Memorial Art Museum
The US Supreme Court declined to review a dispute over a 1.3 million dollar Ackland estate fund aimed at a memorial art museum on a university campus. Four next of kin claim the trust is invalid and want the fund reallocated, while trustees argue the trust should fund the museum and its upkeep.
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UNC
Memorial Art Museum
Washington
Supreme Court
William Hayes Ackland
Agus
United States Sinks Two Submarines in South Atlantic
Meridional dispatch from Recife reports Brazil says the United States sank two more run submarines in the South Atlantic, a development noted by the Brazilian news agency.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
South Atlantic
Meridional
Recife
Senate Panel Backs 1.35 Billion World Relief Fund
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed a 1.35 billion dollar United States share for UNRRA with a June 30 1946 expiration date. The measure would authorize appropriations up to 1.35 billion but carries no cash now. Senator Vandenberg led the deadline plan while Senator Gillette opposed tied funding. Final approval expected this week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
World Relief Organization
House
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Congress
Gillette
Iowa
Europe
Camping Association to Hold Southeastern Meeting
The Southeastern section of the American Camping Association will hold its annual meeting in Greensboro tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Greensboro
Southeastern Section
The
American Camping Association
Pig the lone survivor on Ebeye Island in Marshalls action
Pvt. Jesse Ogletree from Barnsville Georgia recalls a lone pig spared amid American bombardment of Ebeye Island Marshall Islands. The pig bore shrapnel wounds yet ran and squealed as Ogletree carried it to safety while Japanese prisoners surrendered or hid in wreckage after Seventh Division artillery and infantry sweep.
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William L. Worden
Ebeye Island
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Jesse Ogletree
Barnsville
Ogletree
Halfile
Long Island
Imperial Naval Air Force
Hell
Seventh Division
Ebeye
Enubuj
A. V. Arnold
Nippon
Finland Eyes Possible Peace Move With Russia
Stockholm dispatch reports growing expectancy of a Finnish move toward peace within days. Finnish leaders face German reprisals fears while officials discuss evacuation plans for children and possible cabinet changes as Helsinki seeks terms without triggering a broader shift in the war balance.
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Stockholm
Finland
Helsinki
Social Democratic Party
Leo Ehrenrooth
Juha Paasikivi
Elias Erkko
Ehrenrooth
Sweden
Oikeatane
Italy
Vaino Tanner
Paasikivi
Doughton Opposes Dropping 9 Million Small Taxpayers
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected proposals to drop about 9 million small taxpayers in a tax return simplification plan. It aims to preserve current per taxpayer collections by integrating victory, normal, and surtaxes. Chairman Doughton said the panel will not remove a large group while pursuing simplification.
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House
Ways and Means
Doughton
D-Nc
Rep
Carlson
R-Kas
Treasury
Knutson
R-Minn
Coughton
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