Germans Weakened Front Near Smela Area In Ukraine
Wartime dispatches describe heavy fighting as German and Soviet forces clash around Smela and Cherkasy in central Ukraine. Soviet offensives under Konev push toward Kirovograd and Dnieper rail hubs while German counterattacks aim to hold Kiev and repel advances from Radomyshl toward the Dnipro region.
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Hull Denies Butler Spending Claim as Unfounded
Hull rebuts Butler accusation that funds are lavishly spent in Latin and South American efforts. He labels the senator’s charges unfair and unfounded after a recent 20,000 gallon ton aid package and vows continued support for allied nations.
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Rommel Slated for New Nazi Command Say Reports
The dispatch notes Erwin Rommel, the German field marshal, is slated for a new elevated command after earlier reports of his role in defence plans. It cites high ranking Junker officers and a shift to oversee further strategic operations linked to future invasions and wartime mobilization.
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Borden Mills Receives Army Navy E Pennant Honor
The Borden Mills ceremony honored employees with the Army Navy E pennant for loyalty and cooperation in wartime production. The event featured speeches by Dr. Thomas B. Johnston and Fred Johnson, a color sword presentation, and a formal flag ceremony. A six month review by government inspectors would determine continued honors. a further award may add a gold star. Music by the Tennessee State Guard accompanied the proceedings.
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Fred. Johnson
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Cooperse Wion
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Charles W. Fox
United States
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Hammond Porton
American Legion
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Roiktad
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James Wreak
Liatzaghempinye
Oeen
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Thiral
Ternsasee State Guard
Borden Mills
Greek Fields Targets Of Huge Bomber Raid
German claims of a vast impending spring offensive were labeled propaganda by Allies. Wartime dispatches described German hopes pinned on a legendary Verdun style strike, while Allied officials warned such reports mask equipment shortages and attrition.
Investigation underway into two prison guards deaths
Knoxville officials including Police Chief Ise Klinsey join State Safety Director Lynn Bomer to probe the Shawns prison camp shack fire that killed two guards, George Barger and W. Fy Flora. Warden Herbert Russell hints at possible murder as City Manager Guy Webb offers assistance. Canadian marriages mix in postwar London as Vincent Massey notes many couples with Canadian caloier presence.
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Pollee
Ise Klinsey
Lynn Bomer
Tomercan Sn
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Shawns
Guy Webb
Kimsey
Herbert Russell
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George Barger
Sullivan County
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Kingsport
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Congress May Be Asked To Provide Funds For Relief
Washington reports show the House Appropriations Committee likely to urge funding for relief efforts. A survey of 24 members reveals 16 in favor of UNERA and Rehabilitation Administration participation, with six unreachable and two undecided. The poll reflects bipartisan support for aiding wealthier nations and allied partners through UNRRA in Atlantic City decisions.
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Allies Launch Major Bombardment On New Britain Island
Allied air forces struck New Britain Island in the Southwest Pacific led by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. In a three hour midday strike on the Gasmata area, over 248 tons of bombs were dropped by more than 100 heavy bombers, with air fighters and escort. Japanese defenses met the attack, but all Allied planes returned safely. Other raids targeted Cape Hoskin and Cape Gloucester airfields, while Australian forces pressed a push toward Lassona and Rabaul region with night and torpedo attacks and ships taking part in a broader pincer against Japanese supply centers.
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Wife Of Judge Xen Hicks Dies In Tennessee
Mrs Effie Sawyer Hicks wife of Xen Hicks of Clinton Tennessee died at her Soulherland Plaza apartment after returning from Knoxville where she had been treated for asthma and heart disease. She was 47 and a member of the Methodist Church and active in DAR circles. Survived by two daughters two sisters and several grandchildren and relatives.
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Truman Demands More Supplies For U S Carriers
A Washington committee led by Senator Truman warns that breakdowns or shortages in transportation could cripple the war effort. It urges increased production of trucks, barges, rails, and airline equipment as railroad and supply pressures strain the system.
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Greatest Air Blow Of War Over Balkans
Allied Headquarters announced that more than 900 American bombers and fighters struck German occupied Greece near Athens and Piraeus, in the largest Allied air offensive to date. Twelve German fighters were downed as Canadian and Italian troops supported an Eighth Army drive capturing Caldari near Ortona. The operation included heavy air raids on Greek airfields and Piraeus Harbor, with Liberators and P-38s overcoming German defenses. Canadian forces also conducted night raids near Beravall, seizing prisoners and equipment. Strong actions across the Moro River and Caldayl sector linked bridgeheads while weather allowed continued air and ground operations along the front.
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More Than A Million Suffer Respiratory Ailments In S U
Health officials warn weather will not curb illness as over a million people in sis tion suffer respiratory ailments. Absenteeism soars in schools offices and plants while deaths remain low. Influenza cat fever and head cold cited with Madrid Spain reports of widespread influenza. Vermont cities close some schools as absences rise 21 to 60 percent. Philadelphia health leaders convene experts to assess infection impact. Sullivan County notes few flu cases this season.
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