Russians Find Short Offensives To Bypass Mud Woes
AP Manila Moscow bureau chief Henry Cassidy notes the Red Army uses rapid, separated front strokes to keep moving as mud slows heavy offensives. Timoshenko leads a northwestern push, with Konev's western front ready to sustain pressure while winter grip loosens.
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Clisters Square Off At Pinehurst Senior's Meet
A field of golfers over 55 competes in the 23rd annual Seniors Golf tournament at Pinehurst with an 18 hole qualifying round and match play to follow. The event, postponed by weather, runs through Friday with rounds on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List Horizontal and Vertical
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Max Gardner Urges U S To Join World Order Speech at Gardner Webb College
Former Gov O Max Gardner calls for the United States to participate in a world order aimed at peace possibly enforced by force if needed He says Americans must surrender some rights during the war but demand restoration of liberty after victory He opposes disarmament and warns against a new social and economic order He credits Woodrow Wilson for wartime leadership and notes Hitler elevated Wilson to prophetic status at Gardner Webb College Boiling Springs March 2.
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French Sailors Flock to De Gaulle Fighting Units
In New York March 2044 sailors from Richelieu Le Fantasque and other French warships in American ports are leaving at 14 a day to join De Gaulle forces. Many head to England via Canada for examinations and posting in Africa. Officials say no coercion or propaganda is involved.
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Nine Minor Leagues To Operate This 1943 Season
Durham, March 2. W G Braham president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues says nine minor leagues have qualified to operate in 1943. The American Association International and Pacific Coast leagues in Class AA the Southern Association in Class B and others are included.
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Jap-Americans In Hawaii See Vital Plans
California lawmaker hears testimony on Japanese American activities in Oahu during wartime. Ray A Anderson says Japanese American workers handle blueprints and project plans for military installations, with some details suppressed by wartime censorship.
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Card Trainer Orders Longies For His Boys
Dr. Harrison J. Weaver the St. Louis Cardinals trainer buys 144 union suits to keep players warm year round. He says longies prevent dust and dirt irritation and may help pennant chances. He plans spring training in Cairo to convert players to the comfort wear.
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Doc) Weaver
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Wartime Pause Bolsters Local Circuits with Skeleton Ops
Bramham noted 17 circuits that finished the 1942 season had suspended for the duration but would keep skeleton organizations intact and plan to resume operations after the war.
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Mrs. Coltrane to Lead Greensboro USO Unit
Mrs. Homer Coltrane former High Point Red Cross executive secretary will head Greensboro first USO unit to open at 301 North Elm Street. Appointed by the National Travelers Aid Society and Greensboro planning council she has run the local Housing and Information Bureau since January. The USO lounge will be open daily 9 am to 11 pm staffed by volunteers via the civilian defense office.
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Capitol Square News From Raleigh Flight Echoes and Legislature
Reports from Raleigh recount Gov Broughton’s party flight over the blackout area and a lighted town. civilians note the plane over Oxford. Lawmakers quarrel over Guilford and Mecklenburg counties while pondering ceding Graham and Madison to Tennessee. Senate calendar chair Irving Carlyle drives passage as officials foresee adjournment unlikely this week.
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