Dewey Halts Lepke Executions With Last Minute Appeal
In Sing Sing a gubernatorial stay delays Lepke and two aides from immediate execution for a 1920 slaying. A further appeal to the US Supreme Court is sought, with stay until at least 10 p.m. and possible writ of certiorari to be filed noon Saturday. Local officials await highest court action while relatives react with relief at the news.
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Allied Drive Off Germans At Anzio In Costly Setback
Allied reports describe a strong German push into the Anzio beachhead as a costly failure. Defense positions held, with ground regained after two final assaults were repulsed and additional attacks halted.
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HOW Announces Appointment of New Staff Officer
Captain Wranele J. Klapp reports for duty in the Ordnance Department at Holston Ordnance Works. He comes from Scigta Ordnance Plant Marion Ohio and will serve as several officers including postal, property and salvage, and signal officer. He replaces Lieut. Christen Spargsberg Lee who moved to Washington D C two weeks ago. Captain Klapp from Grand Rapids Michigan has been in the Ord nance Department since 1941 and now lives in the staff house area at Holston Ordnance Works.
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Holston
Allied Airmen Hit Secret Targets Across Northwest France
Allied forces continued heavy daylight and nighttime bombing aimed at crippled Luftwaffe production. U S bombers escorted by RAF and US fighters struck aircraft facilities near Paris and Meulan Les Mureau, while Mosquitos targeted Western Germany. The raids, part of a sustained effort to degrade German aviation before the Allied invasion, faced robust enemy fighters but reported clear results.
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Soldiers Absentee Vote Bill Reaches Congress
President Roosevelt described the service vote controversy as a choice between strict state rights and broader federal access. Congress received a divided conference report aiming to provide a curtailed federal ballot only where states permit, with eligibility limited to service members abroad and who request a ballot.
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Senators Urge FDR to Ease Farmer Draft Rules
A group of farm state senators plan a direct appeal to President Roosevelt to modify the new Selective Service rules. A Senate Agriculture Committee subcommittee led by Senator Russell aims to press for changes as farm groups estimate about half of 1,770,000 deferred farm workers could face induction under revised deferments. If appeal fails, Congress may push new legislation to preserve farm worker deferrals.
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Freakish Thaw Hampers Reds in Baltic Drive
Soviet forces press a smashing offensive to liberate Baltic republics as a freak thaw impedes supply routes. Red Army captures territory between Lake Peipus and the Finnish border and tightens control near Narva while pushing toward Ostrov and Pskov despite German defenses along rivers Vellaya and Pakov.
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Stimson Warns Lend-Lease Halt Worsens War Outlook
Secretary of War Stimson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that not renewing the Lend-Lease Act for another year would prolong the war and raise costs. He cited ongoing Allied aid to Britain Russia and China and warned of rising American casualties without continuation.
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Slimson
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Great Britain
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China
Street Scene in Drews: Unclear Female Interaction
Fragmentary text describes a street scene with two women, one interrupting the other in a mid story moment. The garbled passage references props like a shoe and a window, and mentions a cryptic dialogue about what someone might say, with stray phrases and unfamiliar names interwoven.
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