Soviet 3rd Army Strikes Raba River
Soviet third Ukrainian army reportedly struck the lower Raba River near the Austrian border in northeastern Hungary, threatening Gyor and steering toward Vienna as tanks maneuver toward the Danube front. Soviet advances claimed to press toward Gyor and Vienna with clashes along the Danube and Baltic port efforts.
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Raba
London
Third Ukrainian Army
Vigna
High Command
German Communinique
Hungary
Gyor
Strongh Ald
Vienna
Peodor Tolbukhin
Haba
Pare
Eres
Lovaszpatong
Wonoa
Danube
Berlin
Kurstrin An
Oder
Baltic
Danzig
Gadysin
Gygr
Witsin
Strikes Close Two Spark Plug Plants
Strikes forced the AC Spark plug division plants of General Motors to shut down affecting day shifts. Local 51 and the United Auto Workers union reported no immediate comments as the stoppage halted production and disrupted operations near Flint on March 27.
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Flint
Minh
General Motors Corporation
United Automotile Workers
Allies Drive Deep Into Central Germany Despite Resistance
Allied forces pierced central Germany with rapid advances from Limburg to Marburg and beyond, taking thousands of prisoners as German resistance fractured. First Army penetrated toward Berlin, while Third Army neared the Russians. Ninth Army pressed toward Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen, and British and Canadian units widened Rhine crossings.
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Fang
Laemor
First Army
Jett Mank
Sieg
Hitor
Siegburg
Wellbury
Fleuih
Berlin
Datton
Lown
Limburg
Gborth
Fenbach
Hesselbach
Stelen
Bradley
Miller
Isneed
Kte
Hubingen
Timbrie
Marburg
Third
Frankfurt
Shely
Malin
Hanau
Frankfurk
Aschaffenbuse
Rhine
Seventh Army
Kuck
Coble
Second
Ameren Noth Arnies
Bocholt
Moselle
Karlsruhe
Baden
6Th Army
Wien H
Texas
Ninth Army
Auhr
Duesseldorf Arnhem
Lippe River
Gahlen
AL Lnst
Iar
Muenster
Gelsenkirchen
Dortmund
Oberhausen
Mulheira
Essen
Krapa
Ninth
Osterfield
Gersiman
Secon
Wesel
Roos
Tofay
A. P
Ned Noreness
Germany
Ringenbere
Tell
Issel
Dingden
Supreme Headquarters
Bill Would Provide For Development
March 27 report from Austin notes a bill to authorize a development tax up to 2 cents on qualified voters to finance promotion projects. The measure, discussed by the state affairs committee, seeks county and city enabling terms as approved.
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Austin
National Oil Scouts Elect New President
H. F. King of Continental Oil, Ardminie Oklahoma, was chosen president of the Nan Hom Oil Scouts and Landsmen's association. He succeeds TH. L. Johns of Freeport Sulphur, New Orleans. D. Downson of Superior Oil, Corpus Christi, was elected another officer.
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INS
H. F. King
Continental Onl Company
Ardminie
Okla
Nan Hom Oil Scouts and Landsmen's Association
TH. L.johns
Freeport
Pany
New Orleans
D. Downson
Superior
Gorpus Christi
Japs Claim Yank Troops Invade Cebu
Readable details from an overseas front describe heavy fighting in Burma around Meiktila and Hoja with Japanese attacks nightly and British counteractions. Washington reports gaining position toward the Japanese core, while ships suffer damage including the cruiser Honoh with significant casualties in the Philippines operation last October.
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Burma
Meiktila
Northwood Betayeon Meiktila
Mandalay Nipponrse
Washington
King
Okinawa
Japan
Formora
China
Nimilgz
Honoh
Philippines
Submarine Albacore Presumed Lost After Mission
The U S Navy announced that the submarine Albacore is presumed lost after its latest patrol, with about 68 officers and men aboard notified. The vessel is the forty fifth submarine lost since the war began, signaling ongoing peril for armed forces at sea.
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Washington
Albacoye
Prazel
Navy
Cates Siice
Eye opening revelation on gentle reducing method for comfort
An unclear notice touts a new Rice Method promising comfort and safety with springs and cushions. It claims to ease tensions without pressure, offering free information by mail. Names and an address appear, but details remain vague and promotional in tone.
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Adana
N.Y
Trugsen
Texas Girl Donates Blood in St. Louis
ST LOUIS March 27 Miss Anne Svitak a 1 elevator operator of Fort Worth Texas came to St Louis yesterday to donate her second pint of blood to the Red Cross. She came here for her first blood donation about three months ago. The blood donor centers in Port Worth and nearby Texas cities where she previously had donated eight pints were closed last winter. Miss Svitak pays her own traveling expenses to St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Anne Svitak
Levator
Fort Worth
Texas
Red Cross
Port Worth
Syltak
Louis
Four Accused Of Conspiracy In War Powers Act Case
PORT WORTH March 27 Charges of conspiracy to violate the second war powers act were filed before U S Commissioner R F Milam against four persons including Mayor W Guy Draper of Temple and J Weavter Zimmer, district operations executive here. The others named are F C Whitley of Temple, Pa examiner, and Miss Edith Smith, chief clerk of the Bell county war price and rationing board. Draper said his only role was buying an automobile in the regular way.
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Port Worth
Mare
R. F. Milam
W. Guy Draper
Temple
J. Weavter Zimmer
District O
F. CL Whitley
Edith Smith
Bell County
Draper
Star-Telegram
Art lecture at Witte San Antonio Light
Mrs. Ralph Bergamo will give the eighth lecture in a series for the San Antonio Art Institute at the Witte Museum on Tuesday March 27 1945 at 8 p m. The subject will be Surrealism.
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WITTE
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