Red Army Drives Deep Into Bukovina Narrowing German Front
Soviet forces under Zhukov and Konev push across the Dniester toward Czernovitz and Kamenets Podolsk, capturing towns and trapping German units. Yarmoliitsky and other advances report heavy losses for the enemy as Soviet armies forge toward the Prut and Carpathian foothills.
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Carpathian Mountains
Rodenko
Stanslavsky
Carpathians
Prut
Kamenets-Podolsk
Czernowitz
Zhukov
Vitsy
Konev
Reaty
Proskurov
Red Army
Yarmoliitsky
Tarnopol
Lwow
Russia
Rodion V. Malinovsky
Nicolaev
Black Sea
Bug River
Aeshting
Ukov
Bucovina
Lower Russia
Balta
Pervormaisk
Kinovsky Iasi
Farmers urge continued price controls and OPA powers
James G Patton of the National Farmers Union calls for ongoing stabilization and price controls without amendments or subsidies. He wants OPA restored to order grade labeling and strict enforcement to curb inflation. Senator Taft says no intent to scrap the act, only to remove any injustice.
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James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
OPA
Taft
Ohio
Stimson
Senate
Ite
Southward swept lines point to Odessa and Danube reach
The passage traces the Odessa Nikolaev sectors in southern Russia with lines radiating southeast to Odessa and the Black Sea, then southward toward the Danube, reaching Ploesti oil fields and Bucharest.
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Odessa-Nikolaev
Russia
Odessa
Black Sea
Danube River
Ploesti
Bucharest
4 Fs Are Eyed by Hershey for Military Aid
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national director of Selective Service, said at a Providence Rotary luncheon that the nation may need to draw on men classified 4-F to meet armed forces needs. He noted about 1.5 million under 26 are 4-F for physical, mental, or moral reasons.
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Providence
R. L
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Rotarians
State Veterinarian Warns Farmers About Mail-Order Livestock
Raleigh March 28 Dr. William Moore state veterinarian advised farmers not to order livestock by mail unless certain of arrival. He cited reports of diseased and inferior cattle sent to some buyers, urging caution to avoid bad stock.
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Raleigh
William Moore
Jon
Heavy Bombers Attack French Airfields
London reports that between 250 and 500 U S heavy bombers struck German air fields in France targeting Chartres Chateaudun Reims and Dijon in a follow up to yesterday’s raids on nine German air bases and Tours freight yards The daylight operation supported by equal numbers of Thunderbolt Mustang fighters marks the Eighth Air Force’s 22nd major mission this month.
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London
U. S
France
Chartres
Chateaudun
Reims
Dijon
Tours
Eighth Air Force
Gas ration boost eyed for B card holders outside East
Washington report says gasoline B card holders in all areas outside the eastern seaboard will receive a substantial monthly mileage increase to 720 miles within about a month. Officials indicate a possible similar rise for 17 eastern states and DC. Current limits range from 325 to 475 miles monthly with plans to abolish stamp expiration dates by October 1.
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Washington
Seaboard
Bryan Houston
OPA
Eastern Seaboard
District of Columbia
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Britain to request only Eire for removal of Japanese ministers
Foreign Secretary Eden told Parliament there will be no demand to any government except Eire to remove Japanese ministers. He said inquiries to Russia Portugal Spain Turkey Sweden or Switzerland would not be made as the Eire case has different considerations.
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London
Britain
Russia
Eire
Anthony Eden
Commons
Portugal
Spain
Turkey
Sweden
Switzerland
Eden
Still Hoarse Roosevelt Near Over Cold
President Roosevelt remains a little hoarse as officials say the cold that confined him to the White House last week is nearly gone. Stephen Early said the president is working in his study and plans to attend the Tuesday press radio conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stephen Early
White House
Early
Urges Elimination of Causes of War in Postwar Education
William Littlewood of American Airlines and Larry E. Grubb of Philco discuss postwar education at Cornell. They stress removing barriers of custom language ignorance and misinformation to prevent war and foresee extensive expansion in physical sciences after the war.
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Ithaca
N. Y
INS
William Littlewood
American Airlines
Cornell
Larry E. Grubb
Philco Corporation
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Weather bulletin notes cloudy cooler conditions in North Carolina with occasional rain southern and western areas. Tonight sees rain and cooler air with scattered thundershowers. Wednesday brings clearing and colder conditions west, while east remains rain and scattered thunderstorms with late afternoon clearing. South Carolina expects occasional rain and cooler temperatures with afternoon showers in the south, followed by cooler clearing Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Funeral Rites for G W B Garris Held at Local Baptist Church
Funeral services for G W B Garris 83 who died at a local hospital last Saturday were conducted Monday morning at 9 by Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist Church. Interment followed yesterday in a cemetery at Ayden. Garris resided at 1662 English Street in the city.
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G. W. B. Garris
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Ayden
Garris
English Street
German Threat Seen as War Near End Says Paper
The article notes pessimism over the eastern front while forecasting that Stalin could emerge as Europe’s sole conqueror. It reports the western powers will strike with full force and not concede, despite initial setbacks. A Scandinavian telegraph dispatch describes the southern Russian retreat as terrible for our troops.
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Stalin
Europe
Russia
Russians mass troops near Kovel threaten to invade Poland
The War Today reports Russian forces east of Kovel, 170 miles southeast of Warsaw, preparing a major offensive aimed at the Polish capital. Nazi claims of fighting inside Kov are noted though Moscow has not confirmed reaching Kovel. The narrative questions Turkey's stance as the Balkan drive proceeds and the Allies seek her support.
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Kovel
Warsaw
Moscow
Balkans
Turkey
Garand and Radar Pioneers Receive Nation’s Medals
President awards Medal of Merit to John C. Garand of the Springfield armory and Dr. Albert Hoyt Taylor of the Naval Research Laboratory for developments in the Garand rifle and radar respectively. Hull comments on the contributions shaping national defense.
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Washington
Hull
John C. Garand
Springfield, Mass
Albert Hoyt Taylor
Naval Research Laboratory
Garand
Taylor
Bulgarian Army Mobilized as German-ish Pressure Reported
A CBS broadcast quoted Moscow radio saying Bulgaria’s regency caved to Hitler on army re grouping and Bulgarian troops are being sent to Romania and Northern Dobruja under orders from the German commander in Romania. Varna and other Black Sea ports were under German control.
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Rumania
Dobruja
Nikoff
Romania
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