Wanton Killing of U S Citizens by Japs Reported in Manila
UPI reports letters from the Philippines describe a wave of executions of Americans in Manila just before liberation. Among the dead are Carrol G. Grinnell of Albany, A F Duggleby of Colorado and California, Mrs. Blanche Jurika of Los Angeles, and Clifford Larsen of Los Angeles. Grinnell led Santo Tomas internees, and Duggleby helped run camp food. A Pan American Airways worker, George Louis of San Jose, was shot after an escape attempt.
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Ray Cronin
Bureau of Manila
San Francisco
Upi
Manila
United States
Philippines
Carrol G. Grinnell
Albany
N. Y
General Electric International
A. F. Duggleby
Colorado
California
Benquet and
Balatoc
Blanche Jurika
Blanche Walker
Los Angeles
Grinnell
Duggleby
Clifford Larsen
Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company
Grinnel
Santo
Clark
Jurika
Santo Tomas
George Louis
San Jose
Calif
Pan American Airways
Los Banos
Antwerp V bombs devastate Belgian port in four month blitz
Antwerp Belgium reports four month V bomb attacks ending January 31 aimed at wrecking the Allied supply base. The strikes caused extensive destruction with scenes mirroring London’s worst bombed areas, previously concealed by censorship.
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Antwerp
Belgium
London
Mastiff breed evolution spans centuries from ancient to modern times
The mastiff dog has transformed into an important breed from several centuries B C to the present, reflecting long historical roles. This note traces its development through eras and highlights enduring status in canine history.
Eight-Team NC State League Plans May Start
Concord March 19 The North Carolina State baseball league moved to open its season in May with eight teams. Landis and Mooresville, undecided at a league meeting last week, notified President C Manly Lewellyn they are ready to proceed.
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Concord
North Carolina State Baseball League
Landis
Mooresville
C. Manly Lewellyn
Ensign Horace Haworth Jr Receives Commission
Horace Haworth Jr. has been commissioned as Ensign while in naval training at Columbia University. He is now on leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Haworth on Edgedale Drive.
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Horace Haworth, Jr
Ensign
Columbia University
Ensign Haworth
Mrs
Horace S. Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Radio Schedule Adjustments and Evening Lineup Notes
A late editing note lists program changes for Eastern War Time including hour shifts for several blocks. It details serials, dramas, news reports, music shows, and entertainment segments across the evening from 6:15 to 11:15 with multiple repeats and announced guest acts and continuations.
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Farrell
Dbe
Hipp Harrigan
Nbeel Howe
News Time
Cos Falter Kiervana News
Chick Carter
Mos
Lyn Murray Chorus
Dick Tracy
Suerman
Mb-Weat
Sally Moore
Jack Armstrong
Mbs
Lowell Thomas
the World News and
Ens Pegey Mann
Blu-Basic
Blu- West
Tom Mix
Como
Nbe
Kirkwood
Clos Ar
Plu
Nedda Hopper
Hollywood
Cbs Ymond Gram
Mutual
Bob Hawk & Guiz
Cbhs
Cos Lenenger
West
Kaltenborn
Cavalcade of America
Parks and Warren
Ted Malone
Pdiu
Cecil Brown
Lum
Abner
Curt Massey
Howard Barrow
Nve Burns
Cps
Arlene Francie
Bdiu
Dr. Watson
Cba
Voorhees
CBS Radio Theater
Dhe
Derry Wayne
Biu Giabrielheatter
Screen Guild
da Guy
Lombardo
Anita Ellis
Paul Schubert
Doe
Beriea
Bob Hawk
Belgians Welcome U.S. Troops Then Say Farewell On Rhine
American soldiers describe tearful goodbyes in Belgium as the First Army moves toward its final push through the Reich. Belgians hosted the troops, sharing hospitality and joy in living, while many soldiers vow to return or marry Belgian brides. Some couples plan marriages, and friendships formed will endure beyond the war.
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Rhine
Reich
First Army
Belum
Germany
Belgium
von Rundstedt
Ardennes
Maud
Hats Off New York Strikes Etiquette Note at Cafeterias
A large cafeteria chain posts on tables asking male customers to remove hats during meals to attract desirable lady customers. In Europe US forces receive 18 ounces of milk daily. income tax exemptions are discussed with a proposed restore of 1940 exemptions for low income, including a $2,000 head of family and $800 for individuals.
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New York
INS
U. S
Europe
Engel
Engel Seeks Higher Pay and Lower Taxes for Forgotten Americans
Rep. Engel reports that millions of low income families face reduced standards as wage gains lag behind rising taxes and costs. He urges higher wages and tax relief to restore purchasing power and prevent turn to socialism or communism.
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Washington
Engel
R-Mich
Congress
House
Bishop Dun To Speak At Duke Finals May 25
Duke announces its tenth wartime commencement with Bishop Dun of Washington and Gov. R. Gregg Cherry as speakers. Dun will deliver the sermon May 25 evening, Cherry will speak at the following morning’s exercises.
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Bishop Dun
Duke
Durham
Duke University
Bishop
Dun
Washington
R. Gregg Cherry
Governor Cherry
Woman's College
Board of Trustees
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Yale University
Biscopal Theological School
St. Andrews Church
Ayers
Angus
Rudo Otto
Marbourg
Germany
Episcopal Church
Conference On Faith and Order
Edinburgh
Commission On Faith and Order
Presbyterian
Episcopal Churches
Ration Rules Tighten Ahead As War Demands Grow
Washington reports tougher home front squeeze as Berlin drive tightens and Japan remains unresolved. Officials say little relief is likely while two fronts persist. Meat allotments drop to the lowest in a decade for April to June, and civilian tire quotas fall 37 percent. Selective Service to draft more men over 29 to free workers for industry. Leather for civilian shoes cut further, lend-lease meat shipments reduced, and ration values expected to rise. OPA notes home meat cuts will boost armed forces by about 4 percent next quarter. Street certificate reductions take effect April 1.
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Washington
Berlin
Togo
Germany
Japan
OPA
Selective Service
Office of War Information
New York Gets Extra Hour To Enjoy Life
Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia extends New York City midnight curfew by one hour to 1 a m for amusement venues. He says the extra hour helps pay bills and reduce illegal liquor sales while cautioning against abuse. Official guidance on food and liquor during the hour remains unclear. Byrnes and War Mobilization officials offered no comment.
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New York
IF. H. la Guardia
Byrnes
New York City
la Guardia
Ape Theater
Office of War Mobilization
Washington
Maor
James F. Byrnes
War Mobilization
Dixie Textile Workers May Favor Strike
Southern Textile Workers Union Locals with CIO vote to seek a strike referendum after wage delay protests. Roy R. Lawrence says about 150 southern locals representing around 100 workers favored the procedure, with final results due from TWUA headquarters. The vote arises under Smith Connally act 30 day cooling off period linked to a WLB wage order, amid price ceiling contemplations.
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Charlotte
Southern Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
New England
War Labor Board
Roy R. Lawrence
TWUA
Greensboro
Southern
WLB
OPA
Director of Economic Stabilization
Divorce Rate Peaks In Early Years Of Marriage
The divorce rate is highest during the fourth, third, and fifth years of marriage, in that order. This pattern highlights increasing instability after initial years as couples approach midlife milestones.
Cacao Reaches Peak Trade on West Africa Coast
The article notes that cacao attained its highest commercial prominence on the west coast of Africa, highlighting its growing economic importance and trading reach.
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Africa
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