Analysis of the News by Mackenzie
Dewitt Mackenzie weighs strategic outcomes if Allies invade Italy after Tunis. He argues an Italian loss could force Hitler to redraw lines, abandon the Balkans, and regroup, potentially lengthening the war but strengthening Allied leverage in the Mediterranean and Russia aid routes.
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Yugoslavia
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Russia
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Turkey
United Nations
France
Apple Pie Seen as Top Cure for Homesickness
In a Denver letter Hortense Addison, a Red Cross recreational worker in India, claims a home-cooked American meat and apple pie heal U S soldiers’ homesickness within moments. The piece notes Yemen’s harsh view of Europeans and mentions a new chemical ammonium sulfate that fireproofs draperies and fabrics.
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U.S
India
Hortense Addison
Red Cross
Yemen
Arabia
Seven Sowings for All Summer Salad Leaves
The article explains a seven sowings plan to maintain all summer salad leaves, focusing on leaf lettuce endive and escarolle. It details sowing dates, row sizes, and staggered harvests from spring through fall to provide continuous greens for a family, with notes on space needs and adapting to local weather. It emphasizes planning to avoid early surplus and ensure a long harvest season.
Market Report and Stock Market Notes
Market data from St Louis livestock show hog and cattle prices with weekly top figures and shifts. Also covers New York stocks oil rails and cotton, plus a note on Williams children's license-plate playhouse for the scrap drive and a 1924 Marines maneuver fact.
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Idsho Falls
Ddahy
Charles H. Williams
Uncle Sam
Williams
Der Fuehrer No Longer Army Chief
Adolf Hitler is no longer to be referred to as supreme commander of the armed forces despite still serving as a general. Berlin broadcasts quoted Goebbels in Das Reich arguing for government leeway to err, and Col. Walter Scherff noted the crisis did not change Hitler's vocation. A DNB correction clarifies the phrase about supreme commander was cancelled.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Germany
Cut Meat Wisely To Conserve It At Camp Polk
Camp Polk La Housewives are urged to conserve the family meat supply by Major Sidney J. Michael of the seventh armored division. He teaches meat cutting and preparation as part of a training program for mess sergeants and cooks, stressing that every edible part is used and meats are processed into oils and other products. The guidance stresses proper cutting and preparation to maximize usage, citing techniques that transform pork and beef into cookable, versatile items.
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Sidney J. Michael
Seventh Armored Division
Michael
Engel Skips Sunday Start Against Lookouts
Atlanta April 17 Joe Engel will not pitch for Knox ville against the Chattanooga Lookouts in the Smokies season opener at Chattanooga Frdiay. Manager Buddy Lewis said he will instead use his mound staff to try for a season opening win. Camp Forrest, Camp Wheeler and other spring drill details fill the day’s slate as teams prep amid practice games. Zelig Fruman and Leroy Brock vie for Chattanooga shortstop duties as Olson weighs options.
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Phil Lakre
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Joe Engel
Knoxville
Smokies
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Joe
Engel
Buddy Lewis
Edgar Allen
Ailen
Lookouts
Dick Coffman
Lewis
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Tenn
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New Orleans
New Orleans Naval Air Base
Memphis
Little Rock
al Leitz
Crackers
Piedmont College
Johnny Riddle
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham Air Base
Nashville
Charley Gassaway
Yannigans
AL Memphis
Homer Spragins
Mississippi State
Doc Prothro
Sumlay
Late Rock
Sparky Olson
Zelig Fruman
Leroy Brock
Lafayette
House Seeks Compromise on Tax Plan
Washington April 16. House Republican leaders back skip-a-year tax idea while Democrats push a compromise. Leaders debate a 20 percent withholding levy on earnings to cover taxes, possibly effective July 1, as Ways and Means stalls over extending reciprocal trade.
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House
Demscrats
Rayburn
D Tex
Martin
Massachusetts
McCormack
Doughten
Ways and Means
Druther
Ways and Means Committee
Sports Roundup: Dodgers, Marathon, and New York Notes
Columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr. recaps scattered sports chatter including Dodgers' headaches with Newsom Melton and Ducky Medwick, Parson Brown's Marathon age debate, a quirky tax tale in bowling, rowing crews at New Brunswick, a new boxing license scene at Winged Foot, and military athletic notes from Lowry Field to Nashville.
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New York
Branch Rickes
Boba Newsom
Rube Melton
Ducky Mediwith
Dodgers
Johnny Allen
Leo Durocher
Parzan Brown
Jafter
Clarence de Mar
Son
Columbia
Princeton
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Taylor Spink
New Qrown
Hpposite
Guinle UN Lew Ramond
Ball Park
Marty Bruck
Lew Diamond
Louis Messina
Flashes of Life from Across the Nation
A collage of quirky items and short notices from across the country. A cattle tail rabbit and multiple wildlife finds appear in Texas. In California, a romance ends as an actress obtains a divorce after a controversial public life. Local curiosities touch on Helena, Brooklyn, and a city’s strange historical claims.
Child Welfare Movement Highlighted by Bay Scout Leader
Fire Chief James A. Embree, a Bay Scout and Boys’ club leader, spoke at the Century Club about the relatively new U S child welfare movement. He noted that while the movement began in this century it is yielding results in America, citing past presidents and the 1909 conference on dependent children. The Rotary gathering paused for a moment in memory of Mrs. Isd McCorkle, wife of a club charter member. The speaker traced the movement’s origins to the first Child Welfare Conference in Yemen, the birthplace of cultivated color.
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America
James A. Embree
Bay Scout
Century Club
Barlow
Bygbree
Bibree
U. S
Yemen
Tom Harmon Found After Missing in South American Jungle
Tom Harmon, famed Michigan football star, was found in the South American jungle after missing since April 4. The location was not identified and the fate of other crew members remains undisclosed.
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Sondum
Puerto Rico
Antilles
Glout
Chomat Dudley Hare
Seportes
South
Training Briefs From Major League Camps
Reds, Braves open city series as Red Sox pick Tex Huprison and Casey Slungel taps Al Javery. Browns send Hollingsworth and Guimbert for nine innings, Cooper goes full for World Champs. Dodgers aim to reel Yankees, Curt Davis to start with Len Bonhany opposing. Tigers host Pirates as ONeill plans White return. Giants learn Vic Bradford delayed induction until May 27, opening series with Senators.
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Brave
Fhe Baston Red Sox
Cravey
Joe Cran
Red Sox
Tex Huprison
Casey Slungel
Unde
Op Biaives
al Javery
Browns
St. Louis
Cardinals
al Hollingsworth
Marty Guimbert
Southpiow Hollitgsworth
Ial Cumbert
Mattet Cooper
Giants
New York
Vic Bradford
Mel Ott
Washington Senators
Ott
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
A series of boxing results from last night shows numerous fighters scoring knockouts or wins by technical knockout. Notable bouts include Lem Pratnk lin, Bummy Puller, Dusty Brown, and Pedro Hernandez securing decisions or TKOs in cities like Cleveland, Providence, New York, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Worcester, Portland, and more. The card features a mix of upsets and decisives with several announcers citing outpoints and KO finishes.
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Associated Press
Lee Saveld
Paterson
Lem Pratnklin
Cleveland
Boston
Ralph the Mippess
Izanelli
Providence
Bummy Puller
Scranton
Pua
Terry Young
New York
George “Dusty Brown
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Pastor and Bivins duel in fierce first round at Cleveland
In a rugged field at Cleveland, Gub Pastor aged 183 flagged twice in the opening bout and outpointed Billy Bivins 76 1-4. Moore, Stafford veterans set a world three-quarter mile record at 2 58.7 in a duel with San Jose. details blurry but marked by strong times and notable rivalries.
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Associated Press Today
Gub Pastor
Billy Bivins
Gleveland
Part Moore
Stafford
San Jose
Stite
County Red Cross Drive Contributors Listed by Donor
A reader list shows numerous individuals and couples donating small amounts to a county Red Cross drive. Names include DeAnnne Sulmsi, Jessie and Morave Samuels, Irvin Burke, George Samuel, Jessia Burke, Lyllene Burke, Leroy Samuels, Jimmy Arnold, John Olive, Hywell Gayd Lay, Bruce G. Powell, Fennie Breed, Fred Wilson, Noel O’Sven, Berth Brord, Flurry Robinson, John Durke, Ren Pierce, Irving Whatney, James Ef Burke, Charlie Smith, Ray Burke, Pauline Samuel, Paul McCoonack, Detla Johnson, Jess Garland, Marie Griffin, Sherman Julisson, Gills Hopson, Henry Perkins, Rena Willian, and others. Total reported to date is unclear due to transcription errors.
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D. M
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Morave Samuels
Irvin Burke
Welyrd Arquit
Monroe Samuel
Jessia Burke
Burke & Mamily
Lyllene Burke
Low. Durke
George Samuel
Jimmy Arnold
Leroy Samuels
Sotlis Simets
John Olive
Hywell Gayd Lay
Bruce É Fon G. W. Powell
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Fennie Breed
Fred Wilson
Noel O
W. L. Clark
Ieneay
James Ef Burke
Charlie Smith
Ray Burke
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Alston Williy Ho
BE. M. Willis
Ein
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Paul McCoonack
Robinson
le Ry Joliatsent
Detla Johnson
Ttngel Carrigatt _ BI Jessi
Garland AG
Marie Griffin
Romabee
Mini
Willigmson
Sherman Julisson
Gills Hopson
Henry Perkins
Aithel Perking
AL Rena Willian
Ned Willkins
Alfi Bell Pate
Simon Duthie
Mathew Duffie
Sue Arnold
Sonjia
Graze Whatley
Toki Donation Fron
Dbeanne Hiloe
Dite FL Ueh
Died Today of Washington Resident J F Dugger
James Foster Dugger of Washington died at his home today. Funeral services will be held at Lington Methodist Church Monday afternoon at o'clock with Rev. C McCauley officiating. Burial will be in Washington Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and one brother, A G Dugger of San Antonio Texas.
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C. &. McCauley
J. GC. Williams
Eharne
Sea Washington Cemetery
Wrohter
A. G. Dugger
San Antonio
Toxas
U. S. Still Seeks More War Loans
Washington reports the government seeks 5 to 6 billion dollars in war bonds as the drive enters its fifth week. Public sales lag, with average citizens at about 0.2 billion so far. Banks hold most of the distant bills and 78 percent certificates of indebtedness, while discount bills total 0.4 billion.
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Treasury
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