Must Post Guard Against Secret Weapons in Future
DeWitt Mackenzie argues that the next peace conference must guard against secret weapons. He warns that hidden advances in science could let a weak aggressor strike quickly, citing Germany and Japan as primary risks and urging immediate, shared detection of all developments by the United Nations.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Hitler
Sar
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Howard Blakeslee
England
Britain
America
Germany
Japan
World Security Organization
United Nations
Spring Grid Practice Opens at Hope High School
Hope High School began spring football practice with 20 more players than equipment for. Coach Foy Hammons split the squad into two sections for two weeks of drills. A junior team from grades eight through ten was formed, and a March 30 game between seniors and the junior squad is planned with a small admission fee for the athletic equipment fund.
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Hope High School
Foy Hammons
Hammons
Yalta Meet Highlights Roosevelts Talks With Stalin and Churchill
The account recalls the Yalta Conference routine with Roosevelt chairing sessions at Livadia Palace while Stalin and Churchill debated Germany's fate and postwar order. It notes disagreements, security council voting rules, and planned steps for occupation of Germany and reparations, with a future San Francisco meeting hinted.
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Malta
Churchill
Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
Anna
Crimea
Mr. Roosevelt
Livadia Palace
France
Germany
Allied Control Commission
Berlin
Britain
International Security Council
Council
United States
Russia
China
International Security Organization
San Francisco
Europe
Yugoslavia
Reich
USO Show Scrambles Army Hall to Dandelion Chorus
A lively backstage style performance by American soldiers, mixing boogie-woogie and marching tunes with improvised brass and string play. Six to seven pianos, a bass fiddle and various wind instruments create a chaotic musical jam in a dressing room corridor. Locals outside watched as a water main broken scene echoed the wartime camp atmosphere. The two hour show topped USO efforts for troop morale.
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Sam
Cleopatra’s Pearl in Wine Tale Prompts Udga Ad
An old advertisement riffs on Cleopatra drinking a pearl dissolved in wine, suggesting it proves pearls are harmless. It pivots to a stomach aid Udga, promising relief from acid symptoms and a double money back offer after the first dose, via John P. Cox Drug Co.
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Cleopatra
John P. Cox Drug Co
Adv
Baseball Receives Roosevelt Backing Amid Wartime Labor Debate
President Roosevelt voiced support for baseball continuing this season as long as players are fit for war work. Clark Griffith echoed calls for rigorous player examinations. The talk centers on manpower legislation that could force players back to service, but the president indicated he would attend sandlot games and support night baseball.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Griffith
White House
Congress
Bad Fuse Continues Story of Rhine Crossing
The account details a daring Rhine crossing by Sgt. Drabik and ten riflemen amid a campaign that tested rivers Roer Erft and Rhine as Allied forces advanced in the Rhineland. It recalls Lt. Gen. Simpson's Ninth Army and Lt. Gen. Hodges' First Army pressing through after earlier combat with Von Rundstedt's Ardennes offensive.
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Reich
Rhine
Rhineland
Roer
Erft
Drabik
William H. Simpson
Ninth Army
Courtney H. Hodges
First Army
Soldiers rest after street fighting in Cologne opera house
German garrison used the opera house as a night shelter and the morning finds American troops resuming their mission to kill and capture. Among the captured in Cologne were Pfc. Robert H. Jones of St. Louis Sgt. William C. Dierker of St. Louis Sgt. Russel Skinner of Tipton Kansas Pfc. John H. Martin of Hutchinson Kansas.
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Cologne
Robert H. Jones
St. Louis
William C. Dierker
Russel Skinner
Tip
Black Bass Season Closes 60 Days in Arkansas
The season on black bass and the use of artificial bait will close for 60 days starting tomorrow in Little Rock. Seining or trapping minnows will be illegal until May 1, as announced March 14.
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Little Rock
Allied cross Roer as Seventh Corps backs advance
Red Cross First Army's Seventh Corps under Maj. Gen. J Lawton Collins provides flanking protection as Hodges intensifies a southern attack. At 4 30 a m the Ninth and First armies launch coordinated assaults across the Roer flood behind heavy artillery while red tracers light enemy positions on the eastern bank.
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First Army
Seventh Corps
J. Lawton
Joe Lightning
Reds Break met Czech headquarters city of Banska Bystrica
Reds break from met Czech headquarters city of Banska Bystrica and 75 miles north of Budapest.
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Banska Bystrica
Budapest
Our Daily Candid View on Villain Tropes in Art
The piece discusses how American fiction faces a dilemma as world cinema opens. It weighs portraying villains as real nations versus fictional antagonists and considers returning to ancient Greek motifs where gods take the role of villains.
Simple home remedy for skin troubles promotes relief
The ad claims Black and White Ointment treats eczema acne pimples ringworm tetter salt rheum and other eruptions. It touts antiseptic action and 25 years of success with 10e 25c or 5c sizes and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Use with good soap and daily skin care.
Pfc Johnny Britt Wounded in Germany Civil War
Pfc Johnny Britt, Jr., son of Mr and Mrs John Britt of Hope, was wounded in action in Germany last month and is now in a hospital somewhere in France. He entered service March 9 1943 and has been overseas 19 months with the 70th division of the Seventh Army.
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Johnny Britt, Jr
John Britt
Hope
Germany
France
Pfc Britt
Seventh Army
Epaulet Definition Describes Officer Shoulder Ornament
An epaulet is an officer's shoulder ornament used as a rank insignia. The term refers to a decorative device worn on the shoulder of a uniform to signify authority.
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Sam Roach
T. L. Nichols
Joe Rogers
J. G. Collier
C. H. Moxley
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Odell Luck
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A. C. Henry
Sam Medford
A. K. Holloway
Mitchell Williams
McRae Cox
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Cassidy & Young Groc
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Mary Cox
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T. H. Thompson
Normal Seals
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Sid Houston
Mart Yocom
Louis Hollis
R. W. Beck
Ola Russell
Olie’s Dairy
Crit Stuart
Jack Watkins
Florence Anderson
Geo. Hartsfield
Bertha Jones
Charlie Cox
F. L. McAdams
Brookwood
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Malone
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Bell Phillips
J. M. Andrews
Thomas McRae
Harry Shiver
Virginia Holt
Marilyn Shiver
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R. D. Ward
Geo. Camp
Joe Black
Bamma Ross
R. P. Bowen
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Nell Broyles
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John Wesley Davis
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Irma Dean
Paisley School
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Hina East
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High Ghool
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J. C. Ellis
Frank Mason
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B. E. McMahon
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Little Pug
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