Nazis May Make Second Stand At Taganrog In 1942 Retreats
wartime forecast analyzes German positions after Rostov loss and near Taganrog. It warns the front may shift eastward while the Caucasus remains precarious and potential Soviet advances threaten Odessa, the Dnieper, and Leningrad. The piece envisions a possible German retreat to secure Riga and the Baltic while delaying a final collapse.
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Dnieper
Taganrog
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NoVorosissk
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Russia
Baltic
Black Seas
Stalin
Dvina
Riga
Lenin‘grad
Estonia
Hale ‘Ot
Latvia
White Russia
Ukraine
Iit
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Grain
National Stockyards hogs and calves show strong demand with prices 20-25 higher for hogs and 15.60-19.70 tops, cattle activity steady with loads of steers ordered and mixed yearlings. Sheep receipts steady to strong as native lambs trend higher. poultry and produce mixed with firmLive quotes. New York cotton drifts as market eyes farm price bills. Grain futures stay steady with wheat near 2, May around 2.00 and corn modestly up. cash grain markets list varied price ranges across corn oats and barley.
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St, Louis
National Stockyards
Tll
New York
Chicago
Washington
House Appropriations
Powell arse declines in late trading as bonds drift
Market wrap notes that Powell arse activity faded toward the close while losers remained sparse. Rail and utility bonds advanced with modest gains amid broad mixed action.
New York Stocks Rally Broad Market Pushes to Two-Year Peak
In a brisk session on February 15, trading surged across utilities and low-priced shares as many stocks reached levels unseen for over two years. Overall volume neared 2 million shares, with early gains fluctuating from fractions to about 2 points amid intermittent slowdowns.
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New York
Russian defense lines could resist as summer nears
The Western surge gains momentum and Stalin may send fresh reserves to push the summer campaign. Nazis hope shorter supply lines aid them while Russian lines lengthen. Spring thaws will slow mechanized units in the south, and the German retreat at Rostov suggests planned evacuations. The Red Army may face a entrenched foe ready to fight for survival.
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Stalin
Stalingrad
Red Army
Hitler
Rostov
Editors say talks with government improved press relations
Washington reports members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors conclude their 21st annual session with a general understanding with leaders. Roy Roberts calls the talks open and frank, though not always agreeing on policy. Resolutions urge a postwar freedom of the press and less government control over information.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Roy Roberts
ASNE
Kansas City Star
Congress
Ben M. Meelway
Washington Star
David Lawrence
United States News
Alexander F. Jones
Washington Post
Bobh Roberts
Gllmore
Detroit News
Roberts
Office of War Information
Byron Price
Office of Censorship
Liquor Labor Clash Looms in Arkansas Legislature
Little Rock progress stalls as Senate factions clash over budget bills while House fights liquor and labor measures. Governor Adkins backs reform as lawmakers debate five cent liquor tax, health statistics inquiry begins, and Leasure liquor repeal proceeds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate
House
Lawrence L. Mitchell
Prescott
Govinor Adkins
Mitchell
Economy
Health Department
Guy E. Williams
Nelson Cox
Ouachita
Merle Smith
Jefferson
Pat Fitzgerald Named Health Week Queen in New York
Pat Fitzgerald a 19 year old from New York is named Smile for Health Week queen and will demonstrate aquatic ability as Health Week observed next June.
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Pat Fitzgerald
New York
Pat
Plan Victory Garden To Fill Family Needs
U S Department of Agriculture guidance urges Victory Gardeners to size plots by family needs and resources. Grow leafy greens, yellow vegetables, and fruit trees. plan for fresh, preserved, or canned produce, with ample garden space and simple plans to supply most or all family needs and help war effort.
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Victory Gardens
Nazi Battalion Trained To Loot Art Treasures
German unit in Russia is trained to loot occupied Ukraine and Russia for art treasures and books. Report says three companies have systematically stripped Kiev and Kharkov museums and universities of master paintings and rare books.
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London
Russia
Musciwmns
Kiev
Kharkov
Flashes of Life: Minor Misadventures Across Cities
A jumble of brief vignettes from the Associated Press recounts everyday oddities and small justice. A Philadelphia man breaks a broker pane after a streetcar dispute. a judge orders $2.50 restitution. Other items describe cadets, birthday coincidences, and a WAAC enrollment quirk.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Swift
John Coyte
Swift
Medical Expense Deductions Under Tax Rules Explained
A federal tax notice explains medical care deductions for the year. It defines medical care, including hospitalization and insurance payments, and notes deductions capped at 5 percent of net income. It uses a joint return example with a $4,000 net income and $5,300 medical expenses, $150 insurance, resulting in a $200 deductible amount.
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Frewehalee
Finns Re-elect Risto Ryti As President
Finns re elect Risto Ryti president of Finland by a nearly unanimous electoral college vote amid war tensions. Ryti won 260 of 400 votes on the first ballot as the Agrarian bloc backed him, despite unconfirmed candidate rumors and wartime bombings reported by Berlin radio and New York dispatches.
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Selsinki
Risto Ryti
Finland
Baron Carl Gustav Mannersheim
Muland
Ryti
Brudia
Associated Press
New York
Rytl
Swedish People's Party of Finland
High Command
Berlin
Helsinki
Gulf of Finland
CBS
Axis
Transocean
Russia
Mannersheim
Saneion
Our Daily Bread and the 41 Hour Work Week Ruling
The piece argues the 41 hour minimum work week label is a misread of policy. It asserts Byrnes 48 hour wartime order was a presidential decree to mobilize war effort, not a new law, and warns higher taxes and savings measures will follow to cover broader inflation and wage boosts.
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Manpower Commission
Lawrence N. Fenneman
Baltimore
Baltimore Industries
Dow
Congress
Byrnes
White House
Campulkury
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