Air raids strike Yugoslav rail hub near Brod
Mosquito air force crews reported tarpaulin covered towers within 500 yards of the forest and unmanned positions. Italian and Mosquito planes attacked rail lines north of Brod between Graz and Brod, destroying rail cars and locomotives and severing tracks. South African fighters attacked German HQ north of Brod, claiming 45 hits.
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Italy
Ood
Reil
Yugoslavia
Graz
Brod
South Africa
Pesiufle
New York Nightlife Fights Midnight Curfew After War News
confusion and resentment erupt outside Manhattan clubs as service members and civilians clash with curfew rules. Nightlife venues enforce midnight shutdowns while shore patrols check service access, leading to mixed reactions from officers and patrons across Stork Club El Morocco and other venues.
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New York
Manhattan
Army
Navy
Stork Club
el Morocco
Mufti
Cash Received List from Page Continues
A detailed roll of cash receipts shows many individuals and businesses contributing varied amounts from five to six hundred dollars. Payees include companies like Louisiana Paper Co., Central Service No. 2, Monroe Nursing Bureau, and theater collections at Capital, Delta, and Paramount, with totals ranging across dozens of contributors.
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Miss Nell Hayes
W. D. Bates
Lumbermen's Supply Company
A. and
L. M. Railway Company
W. R. Laing
H. and
F. Grocery
Mrs. QO. R. Smith
Jerome Danna
Marice Glazer
Herrin Transfer
Russell Cleaners
George Holland
D. C. Hall Motors
Arkansas Freight Line
W. C. Doughtry
St. Matthew's School
Twin City Gravel and Concrete
Southern Equipment Co
Winnsboro Highway School
Georgia Tucker School
Herbert Breard
Monroe Nursing Bureau
Rocco Monaco
Household Supply Co
A. J. Jackson Jr
Blue Ribbon Ice Cream Co
Bruno
Orange Jungle
Pauline Willoughby
Ouachita Abstract Co
Clinton Jackson
Dell’s
Central Service No
Jonnie Montcalm
Ludvie Herlevic
Monroe Vending Co
Tom Adams
Hollis Furniture Co
W. A. Colvin II
Danna’s
Louisiana Paper Co
S. A. Orchard
J. P. McKee
Capital Theater
Delta
Paramount Theater
Monroe Liquors, Inc
Jury Instructed In Bigamy Trial In San Francisco
In a San Francisco bigamy case, 58 year old Francis Van Wie faced jury instructions as Superior Judge H C Kaufman began guiding the panel. Four women testified to marriages with him, including Sadie Levin Van Wie the seventh wife. Prosecutors said he wed many others, while Van Wie pleads not guilty by reason of insanity and could face a new trial on sanity if convicted.
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San Francisco
Francis van Wie
H. C. Kaufman
Romeo
van Wie
Sadie Levin van Wie
SEEK Plan May Include One Year Training and Furloughs
A proposed Senate plan contemplates a year of training for draftees at fighting fronts with furloughs on a rotation basis, plus stricter limits on inducting essential farm workers and a work-or-jail provision. A peace-time draft tie-in was discussed but opposed by the administration, while neoprene notes its use in flame resistant shipboard jackets.
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Senate
House
Prince Juan Urges Franco Resignation To Restore Monarchy
Prince Juan, heir to the Spanish throne in exile, called on Francisco Franco to resign and allow a restored monarchy. He argued only a constitutional monarchy elected by the people can guarantee religion and liberty, criticize Franco’s regime as Axis-inspired, and envision a future with political rights, elected assembly, and wealth reform.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Juan
Alfonso
Spain
Francisco Franco
Spania
Associated Press
Barcelona
Franco
Permit Granted for Roof Remodel at 423 Loop Road
Ira Cagle receives permission to remodel a roof at 423 Loop road with costs not to exceed 650 dollars. John Hibbard will perform the remodeling work.
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Ira Cagle
Loop Road
John Hibbard
Baron Ungern-Sternberg Executed Over Peace Pamphlets
Paris radio reports Baron Ernest Ungern-Sternberg editor of Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung was executed after the newspaper circulated peace pamphlets. The broadcast says the paper could continue publishing but a feature column titled our opinion was suppressed.
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London
Paris
Ernest Ungern-Sternberg
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Film strike splits studios as unions clash with producers
A labor dispute between the unionized set crews and producers continues with talk of new workers joining, while studios report slowed output. The National Labor Relations Board may settle jurisdiction issues between the C S U and the I A T S E, with 26 features in production despite the walkout. Plasterers at Universal Studio resume work, but carpenters painters and machinists are largely absent across major studios.
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WLB
Sorrell
National Labor Relations Board
Universal Studio
Ben A. Martinez
Special Amvets Meeting Called by Walter S. Savage Post
Major George Fink announces a special Amvets meeting led by first commander Walter S. Savage post 5 in Parlor D Frances Hotel Friday at 7 30 p m. All members urged to attend as a drive seeks 50 new members by March 31 and World War veterans are asked to contact Major Fink at 833.
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Bronx
James J. Lyons
Board of Estimate
la. m
New York City
The
Amvets
George Fink
Walter S. Savage
Frances Hotel
Major Fink
U S Casualties Reach 859 587 In War Toll Totals
War department figures show Army casualties at 767 680 and Navy at 91 907 through March 14, raising total combat deaths, wounds and missing to 859 587. The update notes 226 251 wounded have returned to duty, with a comparison to last week’s counts.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Patterson
Bridge Across Rhine Spanned In Ten Hours Says Army Engineers
The First army engineers built one of several bridges across the Rhine in the Remagen Bonn bridgehead in ten hours. A corps commander had wagered an engineering unit it could not span the 1200 foot river within 15 hours, and the engineers beat the estimate by five hours.
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Rhine
First Army
Remagen-Bonn
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Sterlington
St. Francis Sanitarium
H. V. Farrar
Marion
Ieverstein
Illinery
Suicide Co
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Silverstein
Vilverstein
Louisiana
Prince
U. S
Sxteen
Personal Finance Company
Monroe
Personal
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Ational Finance NU
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