Power Restored in Denison After Severe Ice Storm
Denison faced widespread outages as a historic North Texas ice storm toppled trees and damaged lines. Electric service and water mains were disrupted citywide while crews restored power gradually. One fatality reported from a falling tree. extensive property and economic damage estimated.
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Allied planes scatter leaflets over Norway report says
The German air force telegram bureau today stated that Allied planes have been dropping leaflets and attempting to drop bombs over Norway. The report notes increased activity and claims of aerial propaganda over various Norwegian regions.
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Dying S A Baby May Get to See Dad
A West Point infant named West, gravely ill with a congenital heart defect, slowly dies at home as her father, Claude A. Miner, an overseas sailor, fights to return. Navy recommends leave for Miner. a final decision may take weeks. The family appeals to officials to bring him home on emergency leave as doctors explain the child’s heart condition and chance of survival hinges on timely treatment.
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Enlarge Heart Case Returns for Child In Los Angeles
Mey Angeles Colin Gray five year old child with enlarged heart is scheduled for examination and possible surgery by Dr John Doves a heart specialist. The boy leaves Vancouver for Los Angeles today funded by donors in the United States and Canada. The operation hinges on the medical exam result and would be a new technique. If exam proves negative, hopeful option is Dr Robert Grass of another institution.
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Transfusion Saves New Born Baby
In Champaign Illinois on February 26 a newborn survived after a delicate intrauterine and postnatal transfusion attempt involving parents with opposing blood types. The infant weighed five pounds and ten ounces and remains under care with possible additional transfusions as doctors monitor for Rh incompatibilities. Mrs Colebourn and Mr Lyons face ongoing recovery and future monitoring while a separate birth at the same hospital resulted in a fatality from the opposing blood factors. The hospital and medical team continue to assess risks as the baby stabilizes.
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Police Hold 10 for Safe-Crackings
Ten suspects including two women were arrested after a county raid on two safes and a drug store burglary. Officers say the group linked to 12 of 40 recent safe cracks, with evidence including burglary tools and narcotic blanks. Detectives state the operation involved alleged accomplices and multiple locations, and an $890 seized money haul was reported.
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Nazis Admit Neustettin Evacuation Amid Baltic Push
Russian forces closed toward the Baltic coast as Nazi defenses around Neustettin began to yield. Reports say Palinew and Stettin area corridors were breached, with Rokossovsky’s mobile units advancing along four coastal routes while German reinforcements strained to hold key towns.
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Weather outlook for East Texas midweek warmth and clouds
Forecasts show mild temperatures with warmer conditions by Wednesday afternoon and a cloudy, warmer night into Thursday. Expected high near 44 with lighter winds and scattered clouds, followed by more unsettled conditions Thursday as temperatures rise.
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9th Races Across Flatland to Rhine
Paris dispatch reports the American First Army crossing the Ruhr area advances toward the Rhine as German defenses collapse. Allied forces push toward Cologne with American and Canadian units advancing from the west while Patton commands a rapid thrust toward the Saar region and the Rhine bridgehead.
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Pressure On two Japs Unabated In Pacific Fight
Unabated pressure drives on Japanese positions as U S forces shell and bomb the island in a hard fought tenacious battle. Marine units, warships, and carrier aircraft clash with three divisions of Nip troops defending strongholds. Despite heavy bombardment, Japan fights on with limited water and ammunition, while supply lines show strain and reinforcements are scarce.
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Reek Takers Outnumbered 2 1 in Manila Assault
General MacArthur announces the first coordinated Allied assault plan on Luzon culminating in the entry of the first supply ship to Manila. American forces reportedly smashed about 6000 Japanese and counted 4216 enemy dead with many more killed or captured. Manila Harbor remains open but port restoration is needed amid bomb damage.
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Solons to Hear FDR Report On Valia
President Roosevelt, after a 14,000 mile postwar voyage through Europe and Africa, plans a nationwide radio report at 11:30 p.m. to outline the Crimean conference results and postwar aims. He will address Congress and the nation from the House chamber, with a likely follow up at the United Nations conference in San Francisco. The speech signals continued push for a united world order and his vision of Allied zones and future membership for Germany and Japan in a peacetime organization.
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Roosevelt secret understandings at Yalta conference
Fragmented report notes Roosevelt prepared to tell Congress that the Yalta talks with Churchill and Stalin included secret understandings. The piece suggests the conference omitted a decision about inviting any power to the United Nations meeting as war months advance.
Poland Protest Voted Down in House Vote
London February 23 The house voted down a protest motion on Poland 398 to 25 after Foreign Secretary Eden defended plans for postwar Poland saying it would be as strong or stronger than in 1939. He also denied Britain had guaranteed Poland's frontiers.
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