Cologne Burning After 1000-Plane Raid
British air raid devastated central Cologne and reached suburbs according to a Stockholm report quoted by Dagens Nyheter. Franz Berger described immediate destruction across churches schools hospitals and monuments with entire districts emptied and many properties burned.
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Stockholm
Britain
Cologne
Dagens Nyheter
Koelnische
Houchins Rites Set For Saturday
Funeral rites for William E. Houchins 71 Beckley contractor and builder who died at his Summers Street home after a long illness will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the residence with Rev J L Lineweaver officiating followed by burial in Keaton cemetery Monroe County. Houchins 50 years in contracting, lived on Summers Street 21 years born March 14 1871 near Greenville Monroe County son of Clayton M and Martha Harvey Houchins member of Baptist Church since 1902 wife preceded him in death two years ago survivors include three sons Farr Cary and Henry Houchins Beckley two brothers C V and J F Houchins Buck sister Mrs Henry Mann Buck body to be removed Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. Active pallbearers Mason Harvey L E Miller Leonard Copeland Rufus Ashworth D B Clower Ernest Houchins.
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Keaton
Monroe County
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Greenville
Clayton M
Martha Harvey Houchins
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Peckley
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Mason Harvey
L. E. Miller
Leonard Copeland
Rufus Ashworth
D. B. Clower
Ernest Houchins
Allen Funeral Is Held Today
Funeral rites for Mrs. Corabell Allen 56 of Raleigh were held in a Raleigh church at 2:30 p m after an abdominal operation in a local hospital She leaves husband Charles and many Raleigh relatives including children John Bertha Gill Claude Sidney C F Allen Goldie Dorsil West Lee Juanita Lorraine Allaine Ernest and Earl Allen a sister and two brothers seven grandchildren active pallbearers include E D Armstrong John Lares Martin Tester Clayton Williams Reubert Lilly and Dr M C Banks
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Corabell Allen
Raleigh
Eugene Nichols
Charles Allen
John Allen
Bertha Gill
Claude Allen
Sidney Allen
Cc. F. Allen
Goldie Allen
Dorsil West
Lee Allen
Juanita Allen
Lorraine Allen
Allaine Allen
Ernest Allen
Earl Allen
Soviet girl sniper cited for 257 German kills
Senior Sergt. Luudmila Pavlichenko is credited by the Soviet war council with 257 German soldier kills through April 6. Her record marks a notable achievement for a female sniper in the war.
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Luudmila Pavlichenko
Soviet War Council
Chinese merchant buys $100,000 war bonds in SF
Joe Shoong of San Francisco purchased the maximum allowed by the government, $100,000 in war bonds from series F and G in a single year, signaling strong support for the war effort.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Joe Shoong
Reckless Local Drivers Watched
Acting Chief of Police Tommy Roberts said he was ordered from Washington to report to Raleigh County Rationing Board all drivers found guilty by city police of reckless driving or speeding. Convicted individuals lose rights to obtain new tires or get recapped, regardless of eligibility. Board member C. D. Crawford Jr noted tire grants are being checked for proper use and warned violators will forfeit tire rights if caught.
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Tommy Roberts
Washington
Raleigh County Rationing Board
C. D. Crawford, Jr
Physicians Only Tires Ration Rule Hits Cuba
The Department of Commerce states that private automobiles may not receive tire and tube rations in Cuba unless the owner is a physician. This policy restricts civilian tire access while prioritizing medical professionals.
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Cuba
Department of Commerce
New York DA O'Dwyer Receives War Department Commission
Brooklyn district attorney William O'Dwyer shown in a mayoral uniform after receiving a commission from the War Department. He last wore a uniform in 1918 as a city cop pounding pavements. the scene reflects his long public service arc and bid for mayor.
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William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
New York
War Department
Central Press
Adams Funeral Services Planned for Eccles Miner
Funeral rites for Donovan Raymond Adams 31 who died when coal fell in the Eccles mine will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Eccles Methodist Church with Rev. Anderson officiating. Survivors include his wife Margaret and two children Margaret and Gene Raymond. Eccles Local Union members will serve as pallbearers.
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Register
Eccles
Donovan Raymond Adams
Anderson
Eccles Methodist Church
Raymond Adams
Margaret
Gene Raymond
Major Wells drills Marines with sling shot heads popping
In Camp Shelby Mississippi Major James Wells of a Maine infantry regiment tours the field in a jeep during drills and uses a sling shot to pop the heads of observers ducking from view.
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Shelby
Miss
James Wells
Maine
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