Letters From Readers Urge Hearst to Support Asia and International Order
A parade of reader letters to William Randolph Hearst in 1942 objects to Asiatic collectivism and calls for international supervision of colonies. Contributors from Carlsbad Berkeley Chicago and Los Angeles urge Hearst to back policies against Soviet and Japanese expansion, advocate self‑determination, and praise editorial support for postal workers' issues.
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National Federation Pastarfng
America Federation of Lator
Los Angeles
Calif
Terminal Annex
Mir
William Randolph Wearst
Simeon
California
Hearst
Smithsonian Institution
Los Angeles Examiner
Yebroars
van Fiisch
Noe Perelman
la Jolla
Savants Seek Rust Cause
Savants pursue a rust trigger as scientists unveil a 1 minute weighing device to detect minute loads and track a mysterious saboteur blamed for over 200 million dollars in corrosion. Researchers at Inhouse Research Laboratories seek a secret that could render stainless steel and other alloys resistant to oxidation.
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Fylsoburgh
Inghouse Research Laboratories
Curate Sets Final Sermon at Parish House Event
Joseph Ave n curates a closing sermon at Fort McClellan Alabama before leaving for Port Mothilids. A reception at the parish house follows around 4 p.m. Vice Rev Brown will conclude with a service at Mighlard Park Winsiey and St Mary’s parish. Several associates and community figures attend.
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Joseph J. Aven
Fort
McClellan
Ala
Alin
Mr Brown
Mighlard Park
At & P.m
Tor Port
Nap
Tesas
Jap Toll Heavily In Cebu Landing And Retreat
Japanese warships bombed Cebu as Filipino and American troops fled from Bataan Corregidor and Gatallo facing annihilation. US reports did not confirm a formal surrender while Maj Gen E B, commander of American forces in Bataan, met Japanese lines with a flag of truce on April 6.
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Corregidor
Gatallo
Wainwright
E. 3B
Bed
Jay Lines
Cal
F. P. Willan
Slalf
Jennisiuvendder
Dorel
Aremeny
two Officers Die As Gliders Collide
A midair collision near Twenty Wine Palms California yesterday killed two army glider pilots during training at Canterfield airfield. Second Lieutenant Earl W Helm of Franklin Kentucky and Second Lieutenant Alexander Konehis of Goodfellow Field San Angelo were killed in the crash.
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Wine Palms
Calif
Canderfield
Army
Elider Vane
Earl W. Helm
Franklin
Foster Meld
Victork
Texas
Alexander Konehis
Goodfelow
Eld
San Angelo
Brackenridge High Scores Seven Firsts at Region Contest
Brackenridge High School swept seven first place awards at the Region 6 Texas Music League contest in San Nuevos. The orchestra, choir divisions, boys and girls choruses claimed top honors. Jocelyn Hielbig won world solo division, with Jewell McConnell and Eva Jo Lawsler as opera soprano winners. Warren Faster and Raul Chavez led the instrumental entries.
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Brackenridge High
Texas Music League
San Nuevos
Jocelyn Hielbig
Jewell McConnell
Eva Jo Lawsler
Warren
Radouind Chavez
Moang
Harltane
Troops Seek Rest in Corregidor Fortress After Battle
Fighters and nurses from Bataan, exhausted by days under fire, reached Corregidor seeking sleep. Refugees crossed bombed channels and swam or rowed through danger as hospital wards at Bataan suffered direct bomb hits. Soldiers and civilians described ordeal, hunger, fatigue, and the urgent need for rest after the brutal front lines.
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Bataan
Corregidor Fortress
Manila Bay
Schedler
Hospita
Manila
Tom
Llittie
Odda
Sales Girls to Be Guests of Company K at Leon Springs
Wolff end Marx department store sales girls will visit Company K 38th Infantry at Leon Springs Saturday night. Entertainment includes song numbers and a special dance by Mis Valetea Arancan.
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Company K
Wolff End Marx Department
38Th Infantry
Leon Springs
Sperlelty
Q M Company Dinner Dance Set by 55th Quartermaster
A spring dinner dance is planned by Company A, 55th Quartermaster Regiment, Normoyle depot, at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Plaza Hotel. Kilno's Orchestra will provide music.
Allied Europe Front Urged by Bavlet Ambassador
The Bavlet ambassador told the American Academy of Political Science that Allied Europe should focus on defeating River it Tacsia on the battlefield in Russia to hasten victory. He warned victory may be long and that German divisions can be beaten and destroyed, stressing exclusive front-line pressure over blockade or town penalties.
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Durant Ave
Berkeley
Calif
Willam Randolph
Ike Wary Oliers
Hearst
San Francisco
Huesia
Germany
Asia
Europe
America
Prin Din Pata
Aps Sali
United Nations
Maxim
Lityinov
Hitler
Russia
Bavlet Amibassador
acad=emy
Alles
Tacsia
Red Army
Adabe
Daily Crossword Puzzle Highlights and Clues
The page presents a damaged daily crossword with numerous garbled entries and partial clues. It lists across and down numbers with fragmented definitions and stray letters, including references to Greek letters, body parts, and common crossword terms, plus an answer line noting yesterday’s solution.
Ilka Chase Signs for Picture in Hollywood Return
Ilka Chase's success with Past Imperfect leads to a Warner Brothers movie deal with Bette Davis. The actress notes female stars display sharper wit than men in film and discusses Hollywood vanity, vulgarity, and the era’s cinematic shifts while reflecting on The Women and the new project.
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McCullough
New York
Ika Chase
Tika
Warner Brothers
Bette Davis
Curces
Tka
Clesert
Hollywood
Deke Davis
Miss Chase
Sylvia Fowler
Gance
Pond
Wiitor Hin Langhand
Baggage Lost Cabbie Hunted After Tourists
Police pursued a taxi driver Saturday after four travelers failed to reclaim their baggage at the bus terminal while en route to Bandera. The bag belonged to Mrs. Leo Ackert of Houston and Mr. Raymond McBryde and Mrs. Mark McBurdt, also of Houston, with Mrs. McBryde and the driver blamed for not loading luggage as instructed. A separate report notes a Brownsville man, Albert Gonzales, lost $21 and a railroad ticket in a park. The text then digresses into unrelated Hollywood commentary about fashion and personalities.
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Bandera
Leo Ackert
Houston
Raymond McBryde
Mark McBurdt
Randers
McBryde
Ius
Albert Gonzales
Brownsville
Ma Parkel
Ms Brain
Preiffe
Willan
Virus Purified in Infantile Paralysis Breakthrough
New York April 11. The Nacional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports a major advance in poliomyelitis research. Stanford chemists Hubert S. Loring and C. E. Schwerdt purified the virus to the highest degree yet attained, aiming to develop vaccines and study virus secrets for possible cures.
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New York
Nacional Foundation
Stanford University
Dre
Hubert S. Loring
BL Lal
C. EB. Gchwerdt
Allied war council in Washington and war measures urged
April 1917 report notes Allied war council to meet in Washington as President Wilson pushes Congress to speed war bills. Herbert Hoover named head of food administration as German forces push toward Arras and capture Mfonchy amid fighting in France.
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Allied War Council
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Herbert Hoover
France
Windenburg Line
Arras
Mfonchy
Heroes of DeMOcracy Gapyrinht
Local brief notes a fragmented headline mentions Hearst Publics and public figures in a democracy themed item. Readable fragments reference events or notices but details are unclear.
Two American ships saved after nine days of submarine attacks
Naval reports say two of three American merchant ships attacked by submarines were saved after being torpedoed or shelled. One vessel was sunk with 37 missing. another, damaged, was towed to an east coast port. Survivors landed at Cape May after a 200 mile open lifeboat voyage.
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Thelra
Tr Navy
Atlantic
Canada
South America
Caribbean Sea
Cape May
Monray
Norfolk
Shudmer~chantman
Austin Urges Doubling Efforts to Aid Axis Opponents
Senator Austin of Vermont, Republican assistant leader, urged the United States to accelerate supplying military equipment to Russia and China. He argued that faster aid could blunt the Axis spring offensive and help the United Nations marshal forces for a Pacific offensive. The call came as Austin, a member of the Senate military safety committee, pressed for intensified support to those allies.
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Washington
Beater “Austin
Vermont
America
Russia
China
United Nations
Pacific
Austin
Senain Military Sffelys Committee
Gall 4d
Beacon Hill Topic Announced At Beacon Hill
Dr. W. Boand pastor of Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church will speak on The Covenant of Redemption at the quarterly communion service at Beacon Hill. Special music includes a solo O Rest in the Lord and The Lord's Prayer sung by respective soloists. Evening service time adjusted to 3 am.
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4. W. Boand
Beacon Hi) Presbyterian Church
Quackerly
Bullay
Erle "Harker
This Is What Comes When Cities Reform
In Kansas City Missouri on April 1 the scene shows police and officials imperiled by reform debates as Judge Ddimund B. Smithy admonished officers for behaving disruptively in court.
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Kansas
Cuiy
Chist
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