Analysis of News by Mackenzie on Japan atrocity and unconditio
Dewitt Mackenzie argues Japan’s barbaric execution of American airmen shows Axis surrender must be unconditional. He cites Allied unity, Roosevelt and Avila Camacho statements, and warns of continued Sino Japanese crimes. He contrasts WWI and WWII, praising destroying the machinery of barbarism and noting Richthofen’s death as a contrast.
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Market Report Highlights Mixed Day On Wall Street
New York stocks held modest gains early but slipped to minor advances and declines by session end as profit taking came after a broad upturn. Utilities showed activity in lower priced shares while volume topped a million. In St Louis, hogs and cattle saw varied, with prices generally down for some weights. grain trading remained listless ahead of Good Friday. Cotton moved higher on stabilizing expectations, with futures firming and spot prices up. Poultry and butter markets were steady in Chicago.
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Daring foe Richthofen praised as symbol of barbarism
A wartime tribute recalls Manfred von Richthofen the Red Baron as a bold yet courteous ace who saluted enemi es before leaving when guns jammed. Funeral crowds and Allied aérial honors contrast with harsh criticism of Nazi cruelty, citing Inter Allied reports of executions in Nazi occupied lands and vowing unconditional surrender to end barbarism.
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Washington Woman Dies in Hope Hospital
Mrs. Ruby Thornton, 28, wife of W. M. Thornton of Washington, died at a local hospital late yesterday. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today at St. Paul Church near Washington with Rev. Stingley officiating. She is survived by two children Mary Sue and Aaron of Washington, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris of near Mineral Springs, 11 brothers and 4 sisters.
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MacArthur to Stay on Job Despite Age
General Douglas MacArthur will continue service in the field after reaching retirement age next January 26. Undersecretary Patterson told a press conference the Southwest Pacific commander has provided extraordinary value to the country. He will be 64, the usual retirement age.
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Nazis Attack Russian Lines Across Kuban and Caucasus
German forces pressed attacks along the Kuban valley and Caucasus fronts during the night, while Soviet countermeasures held. Berlin said 77 Soviet planes were shot down. Soviet pilots claimed heavy as battles continued with German losses of about 1,700 in 48 hours and several ships sunk off the Caucasus coast.
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West Coast Lags in Bond Campaign
Treasury data show total bonds sold in the second war loan reaching 11.322 billion dollars, with the West Coast underperforming. Morgenthau blamed San Francisco headquarters and noted the 12th Federal Reserve district lagging despite proximity to front lines. In Seattle, Walter Giseburt, 20, paid 111 dollars after a public nuisance trial for diving from a Lake Washington ferry and failing to complete a swim before Coast Guard intervention.
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3 Day Battle on Ocean Convoy Continues
The account recalls minor losses and millions in war cargo reaching safety. A ship was bumped but all passengers and crew were rescued and transferred. A girl mourns lipstick and silk stockings amid a torpedo pass at 25 yards, with the captain steering full speed ahead to narrowly avoid impact.
Welfare institution urged to relieve county welfare burden
In Little Rock April 2012 Welfare Commissioner John G. Pipkin urged the state to create a post war institution to care for an estimated 200 to 900 county residents ineligible for welfare grants. He said the change would move welfare under the state department and cut county costs despite higher state spending.
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State Department
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Welfare
Release of Gandhi Believed Unlikely
New Delhi reports a federal court invalidated a section of the Defense of India Regulations used to detain about 8,000 prisoners including All India Congress Party leaders. The Chief Justice warned judgments may inconvenience the executive, while British and Indian authorities expect Gandhi’s release to be unlikely and consider wartime powers should be clarified.
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