End Of Monte Carlo War Boom Ends After Three Years
Madrid, March 4. The Monte Carlo war boom ends as 5,000 aliens are expelled and a curfew begins after Germans decide to ration the principality. Royal figures Prince Louis and Charlotte ordered to enforce measures. casinos close with only small bets as the resort becomes a desert.
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Charles
FOLTZ
Madrid
Monte
Monte Carlo
Quisling
Hitler
Europe
Te Carlo
Monaco
Corsica
Monacan
Louis
Charlotte
France
Ge Elg Wt
Paris
Mexico adopts reader book "Alpha" for public schools
A student author from Pachuca Hidalgo state has seen his work "Alpha" adopted as a textbook for public schools across Mexico. The book features short stories and legends and reflects a schoolboy perspective in its content.
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Mexico City
Idea Ho
Hector Hamirez
Mexico
Pachuca
Hidalgo
Senate moves to hold Daniels in contempt over REA questions
A Senate agriculture subcommittee voted to compel Jonathan W Daniels of Raleigh to appear and show cause why he should not be held in contempt. The action targets Daniels' refusals to answer questions about the Rural Electrification Administration amid a probe into REA leadership.
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Francis J. Kelly
Cocnadlbeer
Senate
Roosevelt
Jonathan W Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Smith
D-Sc
Sesson
Subcommittee
Daniels
Harry Slattery
Slattery
White House
Cotton Ed” Smith
Carroll Reedy Tor
Gillette
Dronn
Aiken
R-Vi
Shipstead
R-Min
Said
Congress
Agriculture Wickard
New Bombsight Lets Planes Strike From Tree Top Level
AP dispatch describes U S bombers in the Biemarck sea offensive delivering high level salvos and a deck level buzz bombing swarm that sank 12 transports and 10 warships with about 30 000 Japanese troops and seamen. The new Wright Field bombsight aided the attack marking a key Army Air Forces advancement.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States
U. S
Bismarck Sea
Southwest Pacific Command
Armament Laboratory
Army Air Forces Material Command
Wright Field
Earl E. Flint
Flint
F. D. Atkinson
Maj. W.J
Bune
Young manager wins Army Navy E award for plant shift
A 25 year old manager who at 21 led a small mahogany veneer plant and hired Negro workers will receive the Army Navy E award. Harry Freiburg Jr changed the plant from furniture veneer to hardwood parts plywood for planes gliders PT boats and landing craft.
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New. Orleans
Harry Freiburg, Jr
Woman records Commons debates in shorthand first
For the first time in the British house of commons a woman is recorded taking shorthand notes during debates. Mrs. Jean Winder is identified as the pioneer. Red Cross calls for increased donations in 1944 reflecting wartime needs.
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London
House of Commons
Jean Winder
RED Cross
Army Pilots Recover Beer From Harbor Bottoms
Two 13th Army Air Force fighter pilots Lts John S Blankenship from Oklahoma City and William Mackie from Tampa built a diving helmet from base scraps and retrieved 700 beer bottles along with fruits juices and other supplies from harbor bottoms after nets broke and barges overturned. They also hope to find a jeep.
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South Pacific
13Th Army Air Force
John S. Blankenship
Oklahoma City
William Mackie
Tampa
Fla
Blankenship
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