Bombing Civilians Not A Barrier To Victory
A columnist defends Allied bombing of industrial targets, arguing civilian casualties are incidental, not deliberate, and that human warfare cannot be moralized. He cites Cologne and Tokyo proximity, praising American air power and warning civilians will die until the Axis is defeated.
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Paris
H. Stanely Jevons
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Engstand
Paul Tibbets
Miami
Fla
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Tech United States
Market Report from St Louis and New York trading action
Market news from St Louis Stockyards shows hogs and cattle prices with weights over 180 pounds trending lower and various classes of hogs and sows moving down. Cattle and veal values mix with ranges for slaughter steers and feeder stock, while New York stocks retreat after a tepid session. Grain and provisions in Chicago fall on wheat and rye, with soybeans and corn showing mixed moves and cotton drifting lower after early strength.
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Winipeg
Oty
Winnineg
Towa Interasis
Prentiss Brown
United Kingdom
Manitoba
Canada
Stanley
Brown
House
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Cou
State Sets Record in Polio Drive in Arkansas
Little Rock April. Arkansas set a new record in the infantile paralysis campaign with a total of 861 946.19 contributed as the drive neared completion. National Foundation president Sir O Connor announced the Arkansas total in New York, noting a 66 percent rise over last year and that funds stay in state for local relief under Governor Adkins who chaired the drive.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Paen
Sir O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Q.canner
Roosevelt
J M
Adkins
Arkansans Back Pay As You Go Tax Move
Washington April 8 five Arkansans joined forty Democrats urging House Ways and Means chair Doughton to promptly bring a pay as you go tax measure to the floor. The Arkansas signers were Representatives Tays Norrell Gathings Harris and Fuhrbight.
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Washington
Arkansans
Doughton
Hauge Ways and Means Committee
Tays
Norrell
Gathings
Harris
Fuibrighte
Films Show Big Fires in French Plant
Newsreels depict a Renault factory raid near Paris with smoke blanketing several square miles as Ame plines retreat. Bombs concentrate on a small target area while initial blasts stir billows, the Paris radio cites 2500 killed in an American raid on the Erla aircraft works at Antwerp.
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Renault Motor
Paris
Seine
Erla
Antwepr Mancday
Adele
Bremen
Bermy
Englis
Fighter plane and antiaircraft crews down three German planes
Fighter plane and antiaircraft units claimed victory by shooting down three German aircraft during the day, marking a successful air combat engagement and contributing to allied air superiority.
Rome Reports Adolf Hitler and Mussolini Hold Meet
Bern reports a high level Axis conference between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini on Europe defense strategy. The meeting, likely in the Brenner Pass, discussed overall continental defense as Allied gains in Tunisia shift Mussolini’s focus to Italian dates. Axis planning envisages large forces, with 2.48 million troops by year end.
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Switzerland
Adolf [Filler
Benito Mussolin
Europe
Brenner Pass
Ramesack
Thalian
Tunisia
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Allon
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Maade DY the Wesson Oil People
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Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
C. Johnston
North Walnut Hope
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