Life at Anzio is Always Uncertain
Naples dispatch describes the Anzio beachhead as a fan shaped funnel with Germans shelling from all sides. Soldiers endure near constant danger yet share meals, humor, and camaraderie amid close front lines, improvised repairs, and shifting billets.
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Anzio
Naples
Mar
Boston
Ernie Pyle
Pyle
Mount Vesuvius Eruption Continues With Less Ash
Mount Vesuvius kept spewing ash and cinders around the region as Pompeii reports lighter ash rain yet greater crop damage. Authorities expect the climax today, noting eruptions typically run five or six days while residents flee, shielding children with blankets and holding wash-tubs over heads.
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Pompeii
Mount
Vesuvius
Geology professor urges bombing Japan volcanoes
Colgate University geologist renews a wartime idea to bomb Japanese volcanoes as a total war measure. He argues that massive seismic impact could be used to hinder Japan’s war effort, citing Mt Vesuvius as a contemporary example of volcanic activity prompting the proposal.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Colgate University
Scientist Warns Volcano Bombing Could Trigger Eruptions
Dr Harold Whitnall warned that bombing near Mount Vesuvius could influence eruptions. He described the balance of magma pressure as hair-trigger and suggested that detonating plugs in threats of volcanoes might release pent-up lava, potentially causing quakes and tidal waves.
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Mt. Vesuvius
Harold Q. Whitnall
Whitnall
Storekeeper Shot During Burglary at St Mark Grocery
John Dold, 46, storekeeper at St. Mark near Wichita, Kansas, was fatally wounded when he surprised two burglars in his grocery store. The robbers fled, one possibly wounded, as neighbors aided the scene. Dold died hours later at a Wichita hospital.
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Wichita
Kan
Mar
John Dold
St. Mark
Dold
Keith Moore
Clem Dick
Henry Knoblauch
Moore
Knoblauch
Jackson Moore Dies. Pittsburg Publisher and Politician
Jackson Tenbrook Moore known as Doc died at 78 in a Kansas City hospital after kidney disease and leg amputation. A Pittsburg resident for 52 years he co owned the Headlight from 1896 to 1927 and later ran printing and book binding. He served as Republican state chair in 1907 08 and state highway commissioner 1929 31. Survivors include wife Arilla daughter Lt. Jay King Pittsburg and sisters Sadie Moore and Annetta Page. Funeral in Pittsburg directed by Mirza Temple of the Shrine.
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Jackson Tenbrook Moore
Kansas
Moore
Pittsburg
George A. Moore
Iin
Althore
Fort Scott
Paris
Arilla Moore
Jay King
Sadie Moore
Annetta Page
Chicago
Mirza Temple of the Shrine
Seven States to Name Delegates in Major Primary Push
Washington March 23 Maine and Louisiana start a seven state series to name 217 Republican and 142 Democratic delegates by April 1. Republicans tally 13 in Louisiana 14 in Minnesota 85 in New York 23 in Iowa 19 in Kansas while Democrats pick 10 in Maine 10 in Arizona and 50 in New York. Dewey leads GOP support with New York delegates and Stassen eyed in Minnesota. Democratic drive backs Roosevelt for a fourth term with broad New York backing and Arizona support. Rent ads note.
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Mar
Maine
Louisiana
Minnesota
New York
Iowa
Kansas
Arizona
Thomas E. Dewey
North Carolina
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Wendel L. Willkie
Florida
Dewey
Columbia Historical Society
Condr
Harold E. Stassen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Alf
Landon
Hickenlooper
Roosevelt
Red Cross drive near passes $4,000 with rural districts
Rural school districts report Red Cross contributions surpassing 4 000 this year, up over 60 percent from year. Seventy eight districts have reported totals including Bloomington Stony Point Vinland Welcome Brackett Yarnold Franklin Riverside Oakdale Roscoe Barker Big Springs Hesper and others with amounts ranging from eight to one hundred dollars. Also notes a barber shop reopening in Lawrence and a bond release for Floyd Colburn after a stop sign charge.
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Harold Fisher
Bloomington
Stony Point
John Arnold Craig
Martin B. Holcom
Marvin Chenoweth
Leland Lawson
Roy A. Lawson
Murray E. Lawson
Vinland
William Penny
Lowell Penny
James C. Fenny
Clifford Saile
Arvie W. Southard
Orville Hemphill
Horsehell Hemphill
Frederica Hemphill
Brackett
Pleasant Hour Club
Lawrence A. Coffman
Argel Cochran
Eddie von Gunten
John D. Phillips
Raymond Stancliff
Hubert Neis
Carl Czaplinski
Owen Sneegas
Eildon Sneegas
Emerson L. Hazlett
Norman H. Hack
Edmond L. Johnson
Maurice T. Drake
Yarnold
Ralph Houk
Harold Houk
Franklin
Riverside
Oakdale
Roscoe
Everett Deay
Joe Edler
Bernard Broscicher
Herbert Grosdidier
Walter Wilson
Robert M. Wilson
Barker
Big Springs
Lioyd Spencer
Glenn Cree
Bill Faust
Thomaga Bahnmaier
Marion Walker
Emmanuel Walker
Harold Bertschinger
John Stanton
Carl Schnieder
Hesper
FASTEETH powder promises firm denture grip
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Air carriers bid for postwar Atlantic supremacy
Washington March 23 American Airlines seeks to gain control of American Export Airlines in a 3 million dollar deal pending Civil Aeronautics Board approval. The move would give American Airlines valuable Atlantic operating rights, challenging Pan American Airways which currently dominates foreign routes. Export Airlines has been forced by CAB to comply with a rule barring surface carriers from controlling air carriers.
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Mar
Atlantic
American Airlines, Inc
American Export Airlines, Inc
American Airlines
Lastight
American Export Lines, Inc
International Airline
CAB
Mexico
Canada
Export Airlines
Pan American Airways, Inc
United States
Ireland
Portugal
Africa
Navy Land
Pan American links boost prewar landing rights
Des Moines pair Blaughn Collins and Cecelia Williams wed yesterday. The Journal World notes farmers routinely sell thousands of dollars of livestock and farm products each month.
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Lawrence
Cecelia Williams
Des Moines
Douglas County Court House
Journal-World
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