Air power limits and Indian crisis feared in war notes
A Washington dispatch notes British dissatisfaction with American aircraft quality for Europe and India diplomacy risks. It cites night bombing effectiveness, RAF gains, Gandhi’s fast, potential Indian unrest, and the danger to China from the India crisis, with caveats on censorship and allied operations in Africa and the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Gandhi
Burma
Occidentals
United States
Chungking
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Caboose
Africa
Europe
Mediterranean
U. S. Army
Herr Hitler
Rommel
Seaboard
United Nations
Axis
R.A.F
Holland
France
der Fuehrer
Good North Carolina Law Sparks South Carolina Debate
Senator J. P. Mozingo of Darlington argues a North Carolina livestock law is harming South Carolina by allowing cattle traders to bring animals into SC markets. His bill would require market permits from Clemson College board, a $2000 bond, sanitary pens, and veterinary credentials for animals sold in public markets. Private farm sales remain allowed if disease free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
J. P. Mo
Darlington
Mozingo
Agricultural Committee
Clemison College Board of Trustees
Jemion Board
Clemson Tees
Agriculture Committee
Navy's Pacific Fleet Prepared to Drive on Japan
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz says the Pacific fleet is ready to press toward Japan's industrial core. He credits the Red Cross fundraising effort and praise for sailors who held lines in the South Pacific, noting Guadalcanal as the first major Japanese setback in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy Department
American Red Cross
Nimitz
Red Cross
Pacific
South Pacific
Guadalcanal
Pacific War drift drives enemy from prepared positions
Navy report highlights new Pacific victories in the Solomons as dive bombers strike a transport off Vella Lavella and attack Munda air base. The raid starts several fires, a Zero fighter is shot down, and two American fighters are lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Solomons
Vella la Vella
New Georgia Islands
Munda
Best Care From Front Line United States Hospital
A front line U S army hospital near the Tunisian front treats American wounded with skill and care. Surgeons, nurses from Roosevelt Hospital, and volunteers work as ambulances bring more patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Italians Admit 200 Killed In Allied Attacks
The Italian high command reported about 200 deaths and hundreds injured from Allied air raids on Cagliari Sicily and Palermo. Axis torpedo planes sank two Allied freighters and a destroyer off Algiers while damaging another destroyer and a merchantman. In Tunisia local fighting favored the Axis with an enemy attack thwarted by artillery. Three British planes were destroyed by Axis fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cagliari
Palermo
Sicily
Italian High Command
Rome
Britain
Algiers
Tunisia
Eighth Army
Mareth Line
Sugar Ration Changes Set for Mid March
The North Carolina Office of Price Administration announced sugar ration stamp number 12 becomes valid March 16. The five pound ration must last 11 weeks through the end of May, while stamp 11 covering three pounds remains valid through March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Office of Price Administration
Winning the War
Leading headline proclaims a peril of magnitude that could jeopardize victory over Japan and cause incalculable bloodshed if not prevented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leman
Japan
Radio Programs Today In Eastern War Time Schedule
A detailed listing of radio programs with times and networks across the day. Includes news bulletins, serials, concerts, dramas, and variety shows with noted hosts and orchestras such as Captain Midnight, Fred Waring, and Lum and Abner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Nbe
Mbe
Rhythm Orch
Dbhs
Harry Wismer
Joe Rines
Bla Rhythm Ensemble
St. Louis
Mbs
Jack Armstrong
Walter Cassel
Cbs-Basie
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Cbs
Fred Waring
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ceiling Unlimited
Cbc
Johnson Family
Buffalo
Kaltenborn
Calvalcade of America
Far Godwin
Parks and Warren
Lum
Abner
Barry Sisters
Willard Trio
Alfred Wallenstein
Dr. Hagen
Cecil B. de
Raymond G. Swine
Blu
Screen Guild Players & Guests
Dbs
Raymond Clapper
Gracie Fields
Dean Pardue
Alec Templeton
Basin Street
Cbs-East
Blondie Dagwood
Cbs-West
Paul Schubert
Dancing Music Orchestra
Nbe- West
Mbz
London
Radio Neweree
Mibsa
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Newa Washington
By Ray Tucker
Germany
Cologne
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Rhine
Reich
Churchill
Number 10
Downing Street
Hitler
Flair
Leon Henderson
Philip Murray
White House
Asia
New Delhi
Ganges
S.C
Errol Flynn
Olivia DeHaviland
State Theatre
Teresa Wright
Joseph Cotton
Renfro Valley
Radio Stars
Kentucky
William Gargan Margaret Lindsay
Merrie Melody
March OF Time
U. S. Marine Corps
Ted Fio Rita
BLUES
Nancy
Roosevelt
Hoover
CCC
AAA
TVA
CWA
NRA
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Secretary of Commerce
Supreme Court
Social Security
NLRB
America
Chin
Cig- 193
T Ane 2 Cartoon Fame
George
Garner
U.S
Miracle Man Kaiser
North
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Fred Macmurray
Franchot Tone
Ray Milland
Victor Moore
Dorothy Lamour
Paulette Godard
Vera Zorin
Mary Martin
Dick Powell
Betty Hutton
Ed.die Bracken
Veronica -Ake
Alan Ladd
Rochester
Northwest Rangers
James Back
Craig Holt
Patricia Dane
Paramount
Renfro Valley Radio Stars
Rialto
Damian O’flynn
Helen Parish
Cartoon News
Chicago
Daniel Massey
Bridgeport
Conn
David Weeks
George Crawford
Charles Harold
Macon
Charles Chaskin
Brooklyn
Massey
Myrtle Jane Purdy
Philadelphia General Hospital
Weeks
William Cassebaum
Walter Crandall
Chaskins
Charles Feldman
Bruce Jacobson
Queens
N. Y
Frank Lo Guidice
East East
Mass
Williams Lewis
Nanty-Glo
Chester Joseph Radecki
Braddock
Crandall
Guidice
Stone
William E. Stone
Booneville
Sergeant Chaskin
Main Drug CO
St.—High Point
N. C
ueaTen Downey
Raymond Paige
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
High Point
Guilford Cleaners
Cash & Carry
English St
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