Weekly News Analysis Terrific Air Offensive Opens Epic Raid on Cologne
The column profiles a major Allied air offensive against Cologne and notes intense combat in Kharkov draining German reserves in Ukraine. The piece carries an editorial disclaimer attributing opinions to the columnist rather than the paper.
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Allied Aerial Offensive Against Hitler Opens With London Visit
Reports describe a mixed propaganda and military push as U S officials visit London to plan non stop bombing of Germany while heavy attacks hit Cologne. The RAF unleashes a two night four figure bombardment, with 4230 British bombers and 6 million pounds of bombs devastating the industrial city. Australian front sees renewed exchanges as Allied planes strike at Rabaul Lae and Tulagi.
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Soviet Kharkov Campaign Claims Mix of Losses and Gains
The Kharkov front reports say German reserves were diverted from Rostov and repulsed in counterattacks with heavy losses. Soviet communiques claim 75 000 German casualties while another puts captured or killed at 90 000. Mexico declares war, nine Caribbean and Central American states join the axis conflict, and Mexico moves to suspend constitutional guarantees as defense councils mobilize forces.
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Gasoline Rationing Delayed Until July 1 Says Board
WPB Automotive Division Chief Kanzler urged nationwide rationing to ease rubber and parts shortages but Board Chairman Nelson cited administrative hurdles delaying any start before July 1. OPA reports new car quotas at 40,000 plus carryover from March to May.
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Wheat production forecast and new crop insurance plan
Department of agriculture experts estimate winter wheat output in the nine major states at 436,305,000 bushels. A deferred payment plan for the three year crop insurance contract allows annual installments of the premium, starting at harvest time this year.
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Fun Craft Pattern Request Includes Directions and Price
A hobby note invites crafters to order a pattern with complete directions for decorative items. The pattern is priced at 15 cents and requests readers send their orders to the given address.
Camel Cigarettes Favored By Armed Forces In Service Stores
Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard service stores show Camel as the favorite brand. Camel cartons are a popular gift for service members and local tobacco dealers feature Camel cartons to send to men in the armed forces anywhere.
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