War Today analyzes Allied Soviet cooperation in Europe war
The piece notes intensified Western Allied and Soviet coordination as the Red Army drives on Berlin and Eisenhower advances across the Rhine. It references Patton, Dessau bombing, and past Hitler-Chamberlain meetings at Godesberg as context for growing war momentum.
Enter State College Students Enter College Early
Harold Widdowson and James Woods, seniors from Indiana High, have entered State College under the war time program allowing high school seniors who have completed half the year’s work to enroll. Widdowson joins the School of Commerce and Finance, Woods on Electrical Engineering, Rolston in Chemical Engineering. The photographed trio is shown before departure for State.
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John Woods
North Ninth Street
Harold Widdowson
Kiski
Indiana High School
James Woods
Ernest Rolston
Indiana High
Widdowson
School of Commerce
Finance
Woods
Electrical
Rolston
Chemical
Stassen urges U.N. conference support for a global law based system
Minnesota statesman Harold Stassen, on leave from naval duties, urged at a University of Minnesota broadcast that the United States join allies at the San Francisco United Nations Conference to build a definite world organization based on justice and law. He warned that inaction risks worldwide depressions and another major war, and called for a higher global government with worldwide jurisdiction and police powers for the allied nations. He credited Yalta as showing joint action is possible and emphasized stripping aggressor nations of war tools while keeping democracies strong, plus freedom of information as essential to peace.
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Minneapolis
March
Harold Stassen
United States
San Francisco
United Nations of
Minnesota
Pacific
United Nations Organization
Russia
Great Britain
Soviet Reports Hint the Great Offensive Is On
Soviet dispatches indicate the offensive is imminent with patrols on Wollin and preparations to storm it. Across the Baltic, up to 200000 Germans encircled in Pomerania Danzig and the Polish corridor. Stalin's order says Zhukov tightened control of the outer port area near Stettin after captures including Stepenitz Gollan and Massow.
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Baltic Sea
Moscow
Baltic
Pomerania
Danzig
Berlin
Kolberg
Associated Press
Eddy Gtunote
Zhukov
Oder
Stettin
Marshal Stalin
Stepenitz
Gollan
Masssow
Shivelbein
Third Army Presses Toward Coblenz Across Rhine
In the Wesel area north of Duesseldorf the Canadian First Army launched two dawn attacks into a 40 square mile pocket where about 20 000 German troops were reported fighting resolutely. Eisenhower's seven armies lined up for a Rhine crossing as the Third Army breakthrough shattered Seventh and 15th Army forces. American tanks swept forward past abandoned German dumps as captives and slave laborers moved toward freedom. Bonn siege tightened while Coblenz remained a major rail and river hub with strong fortifications on the east bank awaiting the Allied thrust.
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Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Hisenhower
Rhine
West Bank
Alps
Rhineland
Saar
Moselle
Strasbourg
Bonn
Coblenz
Wasel
Eisenhower
Kyl
Fourth Armored
With Armored
Mayen
Winston Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Ehrenbruitstein
Picture of Marine Flag Raising On Iwo Jima
Marine photographers tell the background of the famous Suribachi flag raising on Iwo Jima. Joe Rosenthal describes the climb, the setting, and the moment the flagpole was raised as Marines battled to take the volcano peak during the early days of the invasion.
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Iwo
United States
Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Island
Joe Rosenthal
Suribachi
Guam
Suribachi Yama
Phantom Burglar Sentenced Thirty Five Years In Prison
Baltimore jurors heard prosecutor Thomas N. Biddison describe Henry F. Eberle as a phantom burglar who claimed about 700000 in burglaries over ten years. He pleaded guilty to 21 downtown break ins in six nights and was arrested February 26 after disguises and a month of police surveillance. Eberle, once known as The Sashweight Burglar in Philadelphia, left a sashweight or screwdriver at scenes. He hid in Pittsburgh between Baltimore jobs and watched police alarms via contacts in the city government.
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Baltimore
Henry F. Eberle
Thomas N. Biddison
Eberle
Biddison
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Marikino Area Bombed And Straffed by US Forces
US troops pressed from Luzon’s southern shores and the Marikina watershed as heavy air strikes pummeled Japanese positions. In Balayan Bay, American units captured Balayan and Calatagan with scattered resistance, while bombers conducted 75 sorties and dropped over 900 tons in support of ground action north of Manila.
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Manila
US 8
Luzon
Southwest Pacific
China Sea
Airbourne Division
158Th Infantry Regiment
Balayan
Balayan Bay
Batangas
Verde
Mindoro Island
Marikina
Corregidor
Philippines
New Guinea
British In Suburbs of Mandalay Advance Reported
British 19th Division spearheads pushed into Mandalay suburbs as Allied lines advance toward Burma's second city. Indian troops bypass several Japanese units while Chinese forces seize New Lashio and its railway, linking Lashio to Kunming and disrupting Japanese rear communications.
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Mandalay
Tleial
Burma
Madaya
New Lashio
Lashio
Kunming
Oldt Lashio
Irrawaddy River
Meiktila
Hand to Hand Fighting on Iwo Today
U S Pacific Fleet headquarters reports fierce hand to hand fighting on Iwo Jima as three Marine divisions press the breakthrough into pillboxes and blocked houses. Maj Gen Keller Rockey, Maj Gen Graves Erskine, and Maj Gen Clifton Cates push gains of 200 to 500 yards amid stubborn Japanese resistance and strong air and naval support.
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Pacific Fleet
Guam
Iwo
Keller
Rockey
Graves B. Erskine
Clifton B. Cates
Holland Smith
Teathernecks
Devil Dogs
Bonin Islands
Personal license liquor drinkers proposed in Massachusetts plan
Boston march 8 a legislative recess commission recommendation would charge a two dollar annual personal liquor license fee and fund a state hospital to treat early stages of alcoholism licenses could be revoked for abuse the proposal aims to curb drinking.
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Massas Shusetts Lquor
Legislative Recess Commission
Induction of Non-Married Nurses
Washington reports the House exempted married women nurses from a proposed draft but required registration for those aged 20 to 44, with exemptions for those with dependent children or under 18. Amendments reworked the bill, including officer commissioning and anti discrimination provisions, while cadet corps graduates faced draft priority. Tungell additive noted for paint and brake linings.
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Washington
Millitary Committee
Rep
Kilday
D.tex
Thomason
Holton
Ohio
May D.ky
Military Committee
Obituary notices from Indiana County area
Obituaries detail the death of Martin Luther McQuown at 70 in Clymer with survivors across Ohio and Pennsylvania, burial in Best cemetery, and services planned. Additional notices include Kenneth DuPlack, Roy Hill, Lottie Baylor Lowry, Margaret Elizabeth Lockard, Rose Stauffer, and others with family connections, birthplaces, and service details. Funeral arrangements span Indiana and Clearfield counties with church services, interment, and residence information.
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Martin Luther McQuown
Morris Street
Clymer
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Company
James A
Mary Jane (Shankle) McQuown
Bor
Green Township
Rosa A. Reithermiller
Ralph
Niles
Ohio
James
Murray
Deckers Point
Paul
Indiana
T. ¥. McQuown
Hillsdale
Hazel Lloyd
Akron
Best Cemetery
Kenneth John Duplack
John
Pauline (Stern) DuPlack
Waterman
Frank Stern
Graceton
Duplack
Paulak, Blacklick
Oaklland Cemetery
Roy
Hill
Smithmill
Campbell
Housedale
Brisban Cemetery
Lottie Baylor Lowry
W. H. Lowry
Rochester Mills
Paul Richardson
Brooklyn
Lowry
William
G. H. Lowry
Frank B
Marion Center
Robert
Blair
N. Y
Albert Jeffries
Lawrence Johnston
Blairsville
N.Y
Pine Grave Cemetery
Margaret Elizabeth Lockard
Taylorsville
Indiana Hospital
Lewis and
Margaret (David) Burgan
Cherry Tree
Obediah Lockard
Wilda
Mildred Hadden
Commodore
R. D
Martha Lydick
R. D.gd
Hallin Lockard
Philippine Islands
George
Eugene
England
Hallin Burgan
Cgres
Emma Stiffler
Baltimore
Mary Stiffler
Cherry - Tree
John Burgan
Ithaca
N. Yr
Frank Burgan
Johnstown
Nellie Nelson
Clarence
Christ
Malcolm Harrison
East Mahon
Ing
Congressional Medal of Honor For "One Man Army" Hero
Staff Sgt. Junior Spurrier of Riggs Kentucky received the Medal of Honor for a solo eight hour action in Adain Lorraine last November. He killed 25 Germans and captured 20 more while moving house to house, earning praise from Ninth Army commander Lt. Gen. Simpson at a ceremony attended by several generals.
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U.S. Ninth Army
Junior Spurrier
Riggs
Adain
Lorraine
Ier
Ho Sey
William H. Simpson
Ninth Army
Mander
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