War warns and mothers day call amid sports heroes in wartime
Wartime warnings from Secretary Stimson and General Marshall frame a sober column. Dr Louis Dublin notes U.S. losses already surpass 1917 18 totals, with rising combat deaths since Guadalcanal and North Africa. A Kansas City Methodist conference cites Sunday school declines linked to juvenile delinquency. Sgt Everett Dodd nears his 26th mission as his mother fights illness, just as Mother’s Day approaches. Bitsy Grant, the Mighty Atom, now serves in the Fifth Air Force and continues to exemplify athletes aiding the war effort.
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Thoughts of Others and Local Reactions Amid War Preparations
A column gathers opinions from RK N Potts FE T Brown H P Martin and others on awnings, invasion planning, church prayers, a farmers market, canning sugar registration, rationing roles for teachers and housewives, meat point use by cafes, and a man recounting a fall from a pony while his son enjoys it.
MacArthur defeats Japs advance in New Guinea campaign
General MacArthur used feints to lure Japanese forces from Hollandia and Wewak, bypassed strong defenses, and seized Hollandia with limited resistance. The article notes American air and sea dominance, island-hopping strategy, and ongoing bombing campaigns against Japanese outposts. It also covers European front movements and hints at GOP presidential maneuvering around MacArthur.
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MacArthur backs away from presidential bid
Gen Douglas MacArthur announces he wants no part of the Republican nomination. Close military allies say the move confirms long forewarnings while political observers note his failed drive leaves him with few options.
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Winslow on Broadway Nightlife Gossip and Celebs
Broadway scoop lists W L White war correspondent and author swapping gossip with The Spewbacks at Theodore's. William Gargan back from a 50,000 mile trip with a cold. Tony Mele of Ruban Bleu alarms about tax on night clubs. Many stars including Grace Moore Dolly Brill Nita Rosa and Cary Grant appear amid stage and club notes.
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