Eisenhower Says German Army Whipped But May Yet Fight
Cincinnati dispatch reports a harried husband searching three communities for his expectant wife Mildred Peters 43 and their unborn child after she left for Booth hospital in Covington Kentucky. Police traced movements to Newport and Cincinnati hospitals with no record of registration. A telegram claimed the baby arrived but investigators deem the message false.
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Eisenhower
Cincinnati
Mildred Peters
Carl Peters
Newport
Booth Hospital
Covington
Peters
Cymelrmati
Pelice
Booth
Moy
Wrother Doling
B. Ganges
Said & Woman
Japs Claim Yanks Land On Cebu In Philippines Invasion
Jap communiques report U S warships and air forces wide attack across central Philippines and Ryukyus including Kerama islands as Superforts strike Kyushu. Tokyo claims five U S ships sunk, 1320 attacking planes, while MacArthur reports 14 853 Japs killed and 171 prisoners taken.
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Cetu
Philippines
Kerama Islands
Ryukyu Chain
U. S
Kyushu
Japan
Ryukyus
Formosa
Mikato
Amer—iean
U.S
Orbu
Macarthur
Radio
Tokyo
Cebu
Negros
Six Dead in C 47 Wreckage Near George West Texas
Greenwood, SIISA, March 27. A C 47 type airplane missing since March 13, bound for Brownsville on a relief mission, was found 35 miles south southwest of George West with all crew dead. Army officials announced. Wreckage located by Henry Lissier, a Clegg, Texas farmer, after a thunderstorm mishap.
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Greenwood
Siisa
Tts
Nhat
George Went
Texas
Army
Brownsville
Hen Lisseh
Clegg
Farmer
Lewis Sets Up Strike Vote
WASRRINGTON March 27 John L. Lewis notifies the parliament an labor dispute exists paving the way for a strike vote among 62000 northeastern Pennsylvania hard coal miners. The vote must be held in 60 days with negotiations to begin in New York April 4. Ten thousand Philadelphia and Reading coal workers are excused from the strike vote under government action.
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Wasrrington
John L. Lewis
Linn
Pennsylvania
Wis
United Mine Workers
Bituminals
Sitke
Josh Summer
Churchill Avoids Peace Questions in Commons In London
Prime Minister Winston Churchill sidestepped direct queries about German war aims and potential peace terms in the House of Commons today. Labor questions urged timely government disclosure of any German proposals, but Churchill said such matters belong to military and state affairs and would not be disclosed except in the event of surrender.
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Lonpon
Churchill
Germany
Rhys Caves
St Aml
Churchilll
Istter-Aled
Volcano Bombs Hit Farre Sub Pens Near Bremen
London dispatch reports renewed volcano bombs striking submarine pens near Farre northwest of Bremen as western Germany endures morning attacks. Wartime action narrows fronts and curtails activity across the region today.
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Farge
London
Farre
Nothwest
Bremen
Werther
Western
Germany
Fair Trades Bill Headed For Public Hearing
Public hearing set for April on the fair trades bill in the state legislature. The measure, tied to companion legislation in the Senate, has been reported by the House state alfalfa committee.
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Austin
House
Senate
Argentina Declares War On Axis Powers
Argentina announces a state of war with the Axis powers as global conflict intensifies. Government sources in Buenos Aires confirm formal declarations and mobilization plans amid mounting international pressure. The move places Argentina on the side of Allied nations in the expanding war finally reaching South America.
Hope Will Select Ten T U Beauties at University
Austin reports Theta Sigma Phi in charge of selecting ten TU beauty nominees for a campus pageant to be photographed for display. A musical comedy at the university is planned for May 19 to 12 with performances titled The Stagitts On. Denton students at Texas State College for Women vote to cancel Easter holidays this year and remain on campus.
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Austin
Marcy
University of
Bab
Atape
Movin Ally
Racite Somerdian
Theta Sigma Phi
Denton
Texas State College For
FDR Directs Ambassadors to Remain at Posts
WASINGTON March 27 Inspector News Service The White House announced an official text of an order by President Roosevelt directing ambassadors ministers and key aides to stay at their posts. The directive signed by President Roosevelt was transmitted to Secretary of State Edward Stettinius and begins with a warning that the next few days will be of critical importance and all efforts must remain at post.
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Wasittington
INS
Diding
Brosileit
OPA Monitors Cafe Operators Across Six Southwest States
The regional Price Administration advisory council hires monitors to enforce price and supply regulations on cafe operators in six states. Tom L Powell of San Antonio, council chair, outlined duties and areas of focus including Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Louisiana and Tennessee.
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Tenis
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jsouri
Manpower Bill Passed by House
Washington March 27. The House paused to send a manpower bill to the committee framework, creating a War Mobilization Director with authority over the nation’s workers and employers. James F. Loynes noted as key figure in the bill’s move.
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House
Washington
Pat
She Somite Toliy
James FL Dyroes
Thin Pation
Weather forecast for San Antonio described
Forecast warns of warm Tuesday with rising clouds by night. Expect a minimum around 66 degrees and warmer southern areas. Tuesday night turns cloudy with increasing cloudiness Wednesday. The report notes light winds and gentle temperatures in the northern portion. More details on Page 2.
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San Antonio
Vicious
Mendy
Sexus
South Partson
Chrome
Dorth
Allies Break Into Central Reich Plain
Paris dispatch reports General Eisenhower claiming the German defense in the west has been breached and the enemy defeated. American and Allied forces surged into middle Germany within 244 miles of Berlin, advancing through shattered lines as Patton and Bradley groups pushed toward stubborn pockets. The drive, aided by artillery and armor, aimed at Berlin with Berlin’s destruction looming, while German reserves remained uncertain and the war continued.
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Eisenhower
Germany
Bertie
Colwins
Wuerzburg
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Lohr
Woerstirg
Loubath
Czechoslovakia
Cal
Duisburg
Essen
Duesseldorf
Gelstnkirchen
Muthetin
Obartinusen
Repen
Ruhr
U.S. Brventh
Rhinn
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Maannheim
Frankfurt-on-tie-Manin
Patton
Stuttgart
Hmmauer
Berlin
Luxembourg
Mussian
Ilily
Austria
Harnels
Nundreda
Gremans
First
Rhine
Offenbach
Malin
Frankfurt
Bern
Stockholm
Fulda
Eautheast
Waereburg
Altenkirchen
Aniles
Coblens
Wehrmscht
Ausstad
Elvic
Armies Press North German Front in World War II
Allied forces push deep into northern Germany and Ruhr valley as American and British units advance toward Essen and Frankfurt. Seventh Army crosses the Rhine near Karlsruhe, while thrusts reach Limburg and along parallel routes near the Thine and Main rivers.
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Hhine Tridgehead
Dimond
Nanking
Huhr Valley
Muth
Essen
U.S
Limeburg
Aviows Mulriver
Gereman Pilin
Preankfurt
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Karlsruhe
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