Hitler Likely to Seek Stalemate Across Fronts Says Mackenzie
Analysis by DeWitt MacKenzie notes Hitler faces Allied initiative on all fronts as weather improves. It asserts Hitler must defend Russia, Italy, the Balkans, and Western Europe while Allies intensify air raids. A major Allied invasion of France could force a multi front defense, with stalemate as the probable outcome.
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Dewitt MacKenzie -Wishil
Hitler
Russia
Mediterranean
Europe
Italy
Balkans
France
Western
English Channel
Caucaus
Red Army
Caucasus
Market Report 8T. Louis Livestock and Markets
Market report from St. Louis and Chicago dated April 12 covers cattle hogs and sheep trends at National Stockyards with bids and prices for different weight classes and stock movements. It also notes poultry prices in Chicago and stock market and cotton futures activity in New York, plus a brief obituary for Antoine Volkoff, former Imperial Russian consul general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U.S. Dept. Agr
New York
Rails
Jly
Jay
Antoine Volkoff
Chicago
Persia
Brazil
England
Knife Owner Pointed Out in Welsh Case
Kansas City reports list witness Jaspeh Louis Alport accusing Leila Adele Welsh's brother George of purchasing the knife found at the crime scene. The state’s case centers on the weapon and testimony from Alport in the 1941 murder trial.
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Kansas City
Leila Adele Welsh
George
Jaspeh Louis Alport
Welsh
Alport
Roy McKittrick
McKittrick
Mabel Murphy
Homer Lewis
Alpert
Alpart
Youth Charged With Sabotage at Prescott
Prescott authorities charged J. D. Malcumbe a Clark County youth with sabotage after five extra sticks of dynamite were found on a mine load at Humphrey Gale Corp near Amity. A mine employee, he reportedly told special agent Fred Halford the act was a prank to avoid work. arraignment was anticipated before the Hot Springs US commissioner.
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Little Rock
Prescott
J. D. Malcumbe
Clark County
Humphrey Gale Corp
Amity
PBL
Fred Halford
Pehor Fe
Hallford
United States
Flashes of Life in Brief Snippets From Across the Nation
A collage of human-interest items recounts wartime food packs in North Africa, a Kansas City stage cue on a lightning scene, a Colorado Springs driver license test gone comic, a Salt Lake City customer doubting a loud gunshot, Boise hair donations for instruments, and Montana tavern pheasant encounters, all presented in concise AP style fragments.
Cross Roads Total Donations Reported at 10 592 28
A long donor list from Cross Roads shows contributions totaling 10 592 28 with numerous individuals and families named including Mr and Mrs W Yarberry, Mrs H M Bowser, and J G Brooks. The record itemizes donor names and amounts such as 25 00 50 and 1 00 across many lines, indicating a community fundraising tally.
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Beider Campbell
W. R
Campbell R
Brown W
Spears
Bo Curnais
K. Yarberry
Woo
Mee
Phillips
C. A. Phillips
W. M, Hendrix
Blevins
W. EL. Hendrix
Cay
Stephens
BNOTE
Nelson
Flerbert Stephens
Tisbee
W. T. Wilson
Buster Rayston - Op Co
Mont H
Eugene Stephens
Megan Areis
Edna H. M. McCain
Edmond Hill
W. L. McDougalel
Alene Smlth
Cave Stephens
J. C
E. BE. Spears
Gon Woods
M . Guy Lee
Cledith Taylor Bey
Lee
Melton Wilt
Cee Ceons
HM. Bowser
Warren Nesbitt
Low Spy
Lottie Stephens
Biker
Catherine Nesbitt
Nelda
Christine Carniett
Rowse Esa
Herman Brown
Mattie Conwiy
R. R. Rogers
B- Rosenbaum
Mary Neal
W.p.brungon
Don Dean Pitts
M. E. Cook Loo
Grace Hicks
Ruth Cox
Guy Hicks
Lloyd Shackleford
Alma Rene Edwards
Henry Taleyong
D. E. Goodlett
H. E. Nolen _ is
Pdorothy Conley
WM. T. Ward
Floyd Pardue
Bey
A. Q. McKnight
Willis Morrow
Ona Odom
H. W. Timberlake
W. McCracken
Virginia Bedingfield
Emmer Avery
Irene Nesbitton
Jesse Lee Wimberly
Johnnie Lou Epperson
Jona Roark
L. J. Brown
Eva Jo Brown
Genevia Whitlaw
Martha Smith
Evelyn Chesshire
Mae Schirmer
R. W. McCracken
Anna Nolen
E. D. Robinson
Y. M. Robinson
J. OW. Forcetton
A.M. Smith
B. Conley
la Sue Gilbert
Wate Gilbert
Linda Lee Gilbert
Dorothy Harrison
W. F. Gilbert
Erma Gilbert
Wilma Jean Hawthorn
Connie W. Harrison
W. Morrison
Jack Lamb Alaska Film at City Hall Tonight
Jack Lamb Davin, famed fishing expert and photographer, presents a technicolor film of Alaskan big game hunting and pristine wilderness at City Hall tonight Monday April 12 at 4 p.m. The screening, organized by M. S Bates and R. P. Bowen, is free to the public with limited seating and parental accompany required for children.
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Jack Lamb
City Hall
Will
Alaska
Jack Sam
M. $. Bates
Gulf Refining Company
R. P. Bowen
The
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Picures
Windstorms Cause Much Property Loss in Arkansas
Windstorms and heavy hail struck western and central Arkansas on Sunday causing widespread property damage. A fatal crash west of Benton killed Mrs Harry Neathercott and injured her son. other occupants escaped serious harm. Crops and fruit trees suffered the most in Horshoe Lake area, Crittenden County, as hailstones the size of walnuts were reported by John Lewis of Memphis.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Mrl
Harry Neathercott
Newt Benton
Benton
John Lewis
Memphis
Horshhoe Like
Crittenden County
Storm Toll in North Alabama and Surrounding Areas
Storms hit Hucklebury Wineback Poteau and Vinemont killing six people, injuring many, and destroying business districts. Red Cross workers aid about 80 homeless in Poteau while Tulsa area winds and hail damage Mississippi displays. Severe lightning injured Irving Huddleston near Polett with hospital transport. Two homes destroyed and a funnel cloud damaged farms near Here.
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Birmingham
Ala
North Alabama
Hucklebury
Winemack
Hucklebuiry
Stone J. Crane
Red Cross Field
Snic
Vinemont
Birningham
Hackleburg
Jane
Bud Puswell
Walter Main
Poteau _ Poteau
Okla
Red Cross
Tulsa
Quinlan
Pittsburgh County
Irving Huddleston
Poleitt
Neal
Fort Stith
Ark
Burl Peters
Peters
Mirbies to gulf bulls ground covered in windstorm
A windstorm south of Hot Springs damaged a nutchel of gatness and outbuildings, toppled a residence from its foundation, and uprooted trees. No casualties were reported.
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Hot Springs
Masterson Knew What He Was Doing Pitching
Norfolk story reveals former Washington Senators hurler Masterson explaining his pitching style to Ted Williams. Masterson, now a chief specialist at the Narfall Naval Training Station, described winding up and ducking behind the mound as part of his technique.
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Norfolk
Wal Fy
Whiter Masterson
Washington Senators
Ted Williais
Boston Red Sox
Masterson
Narfalle Naval Training Station
House Group Votes Down Tax Debate
The House Ways and Means committee voted 16 to 6 against reopening the bitter tax battle. Nine Republicans sought reconsideration, while Reed urged delaying reciprocal trade measures until a new pay-as-you-go tax bill emerged. The move mirrored the earlier Rial plan defeat, as Hull testified for extension but was rejected.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Reed
State Hell
Hull
Thuvnarn
Red
Gearhart
Calif
Warning Order in Chancery Court Suit No 5882
In Tene slead County Arkansas the Chancery Court issues a warning order. Defendant Nancy Lea Garin Wright must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Robert Menning Ciurniai Platine UM. Witness J. L. Byers, Clerk, seal dated March 22, 1943. Marvel 22-29, April 1943.
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Chancery Court of
Teneslead County
Arkin
Robert Menning
W.S. Atkins
Pill Lyle Brown
Marvel
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the Pines
W. M. Ramsey
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White Star Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Market Report
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
California
Eldu- Tade State
Associated Press
Jule S. McGregor, Jr
North
Africa
Kansas
Wash
Corp
Jack Schiffner
Colorado Springs
Cols. Army Air Base
Barrow
Schiffner
Salt Lake City
Paul Crowley
Boise
Idaho
Verl Higer
USO
County Red Cross
Cate
EMS! Away
Mssterson
J. B
A. Uauss
John P
Cox Brug Co
Hope, Ark
Hope Star
Gulf Refining Co
M.S. Bates