Hitler Seeks New Order as Talks With Quisling Expand
Analysis notes Hitler pursues a military and political aim through conferences with Vidkun Quisling and other leaders. The talks, framed as politico military, aim to showcase a new European order while securing greater Nazi military aid. Greece appears next in line among the hesitant states.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Hitler
Wnitl
Vidkur’ Quisling
Casablanca
Reich
Quisling
Hitler
Musolini
Boris
Bulgaria
Ion Antonescu
Romania
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Greece
Italy
Market Report at St Louis Livestock Market
National Stockyards report notes hogs mostly steady to 10 lower for heavier weights, sows steady to strong, bulls 180 to 300 pounds 14. Along with cattle and calves, steer sales uneven with few good steers at 14.40 to 20.50, yearlings around 12.01 to 15.50, and cows modest to steady. sheep receipts 1,760 with lambs and spring lambs priced in the mid-teens to 16.25.
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St, Louis Livestock National Stockyards
CU. S. Dept
Fuehrer Tightens Defenses Amid Balkan Turmoil
The article describes Nazi strategy across Europe as Hitler focuses on guarding invasion points from Norway to the Balkans. It notes resentment in Romania Hungary and Bulgaria, Italy’s collapse, and Allied plans near the Atlantic wall while quelling dissent in occupied lands.
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Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Norway
Coure
Fuehrer
Europe
Balkans
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Hitler
Berlin
Atlantic
China
Italy
Rusia
Boris
Greece
Yugoslavia
Quisling
Roosevelt Visits Mexico In Fiesta Welcome On Way Home
President Roosevelt arrived at Nueva Laredo to a festive reception as U S troops improvements and high morale at camps cited. He noted troops far stronger since last September and predicted a tougher, better prepared nation. The journey followed stops in Virginia to Arkansas and a wide diplomatic tour.
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Washington
Berlin
Canada
United States
Laredo
Texas
Roosevelt
Mexico
Nueva Laredo
Maui
Panama
Colombia
Trinidad
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
French Morocco
French West Africa
Liberia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Arkanas
Jefferson Memorial
South
Sumner Welle
White House
Army Says Continued From Page One Bombers Soared From Carrier
General Doolittle and his men prepared for takeoff on an 800 foot carrier deck. In the U S a practice run occurred at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. Jimmy Doolittle led the mission at 8 20 a m and a first wave over Japan followed. Lt Travis Hoover Capt David M Jones Capt Edward J York and Major Charles R Greening led separate flights over Tokyo and surrounding areas including Yokohama and Yokosuka Navy yard. The bomber squadron then targeted military installations further inland.
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Japan
Travis Hoover
Arlington
Calif
Tokyo
David M. Jones
Winters
Texas
Edward J. York
Batavia
N. Y
San Antonio
Tokyo Bay
Charles R. Greening
Hoquiama
Wash
Berlin Baltic Raid Details Amid Baltic Bombing Report
Berlin reports say Tilsit in East Prussia suffered bombing last night with damage and civilian casualties. RAF raids targeted Rostock and Stettin as terror attacks, with 30 attackers shot down and 22 British planes claimed down over Denmark. Rostock, a key Baltic port and manufacturing hub, is a transfer point for supplies to northern Russia.
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Tilsit
East Prussia
Koenigsberg
Danzig
iThe
Rosatock
Stettin
Channel
Germen
Denmark
RAF
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Setitin
Russia
Berlin
Rastotk
Heinkel
Aly
Archibald Sinclair
Rastock
Rostock
Norway
Finland
Baltic
Italian and German forces clash as air battles rage
Italian communiques claim repeated air and artillery actions against Allied forces with eight enemy planes destroyed by German fighters. The Italian flyer force says seven Allied planes were shot down in a Sicilian channel fight after being outnumbered by 60. Bombing raids hit Haifa depots, while the Eighth Army reports a heavy fight with local breaches cleared by counterattacks. Desert air force claims 18 enemy planes shot down with no losses. Bridges near Kourba and Ziane landing ground were damaged by American attacks. JU-52s and other aircraft were targeted at Tunisian and Sicilian fronts amid advances northwest of Enfidaville. The last line notes a newborn’s pulse rate being double that of an adult.
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Sicilian
Italy
Sicily
Haifa
Palestine
Berlin
Eighth Army
Cairn
Western Desert Air Force
Yeterday
Tunis Gulf
Tunisia
Desert
Kourba
Ziane
Gulf of Tunis
Invasion Forces Preparing to War Against Disease in Europe
Allied invaders and rehab experts must fight disease as they advance in Europe. Epidemics threaten occupied regions with high mortality from typhoid, tuberculosis, dysentery, and famine. Medical relief plans hinge on distribution by army staffs and League of Nations teams, focusing on children and pregnant women, with postwar mental health and rebuilding efforts outlined.
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John Colburn
London
Europe
Balkans
Norway
Heals Organization
League of Tations
Poland
Greece
Rumania
Bulgaria
China
Turkey
Spain
France
Belgium
Paland
Warsaw
Lke
Teitter
Russia
Vas
Belgrade
Berghon
Pfrahee
Netherlands
Hitler
Reich
Germany
Dusaroum
Kibur
Early Reply Expected on Oil Request in Doréheat-Macedonia Field
Washington reports O C Bailey of the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission said Petroleum Administration for War officials indicated an early reply to Arkansas request to resume development in the Doréheat-Macedonia field. He urged continued production from Smackover limestone and Catlin Valley pools as war needs justify it.
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Washington
O. C. Bailey
Arkansas Oi and Gas Commissionty
Petroleum Administration For War
Doreheat-Macedonia
Gulley
Smackover
Catlan
C. E. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Brown
Style
Putman Small Business Committee
Cities Doubling War Bond Quotas Amid Record Drive
Treasury officials report many cities have reset aims in the record breaking 13.0 billion dollar second war loan drive and now seek to double original quotas. With sales nearing the 10 billion mark, signs indicate achievement well before the three week deadline as communities rush to meet doubled goals.
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Washington
Treasury
Trasury
Council Votes Out Center Lane Parking
The Yope city council in a routine session voted to eliminate center lane parking on Main Street and authorized signs to prohibit parking. The council also voted to purchase $25,000 in war bonds for the city as a special session Friday night will see newly elected officials take oath of office.
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Yope
Main Street
Grap
Sam Schooley Dies at Home Near Nashville
Sam Schooley aged 40 died at his Nashville route two home late last night. Funeral services were set for today at Columbus Sprist Church with Rev. Wil im Mireh in charge. He is survived by his widow, a son James A. Schooley of Nashville, a daughter Mrs Fred Langston of Emmet, four brothers Frans Dillard Dick and J S Schooley of Mineral Springs, two sisters Mrs Maude Cowling of Mineral Springs and Mrs Onnie Russell of Texarkana, and two grandchildren.
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Sam Schooley
Nashville
Columbus Sprist
Wilim Mireh
James A. Sehooley
Fred Lang* Ston
Emmet
Frans, Dillard
J. S. Sehooley
Mineral
Easter Sunrise Service Plans Draw Crowd At Local Church
The public is urged to attend the Easter Sunrise service Saturday at 7 o clock, sponsored by the Hope Ministerial Alliances. Last year’s crowd was about 1600. Rev. Paul Gaston of Hope Gospel Tabernacle will deliver the message. The note mentions provisions for American Indians.
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Hope Ministerial Alkiances
Paul Gaston
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Treasury officials plan intensified drive for bonds
Treasury officials led by Secretary Morgenthau expressed disappointment at the bond sites despite record funds. They announced plans to concentrate more effort on this group during the next two weeks, aiming to boost support and secure continued financial backing.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
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