11 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
1
Chinese army spokesman says Japan is developing strong air bases on Kwangchowan off the China coast to attack Japan from the west. He notes Free China bases within 4,000 miles and cites Japanese forces of over 55,000 in the Burma Yunnan border region and ongoing Yunnan campaign operations.
Frederick C. Wood, 31, Elmira, found guilty by a Chemung County jury of second degree murder in the death of John A. Lowman, 41, who was beaten to death October 10 at an Elmira rooming house. Sentencing set for tomorrow.
Washington reports six million tags and labels printed in 46 languages bearing the American flag and greeting from the United States. The notices warn that similar messages are prepared in German for Axis targets, to accompany exports of food clothing medical supplies and other goods to friendly nations as a token of readiness to aid neighbors worldwide.
Two Niagara Falls youths Edward Bucler aged 18 and Wadsworth Cash aged 17 were sentenced to 5 to 20 years in Attica State Prison for burglary after escaping Niagaral County Jail on February 5. They were recaptured in Omaha after a chase ended in a crash. others involved had been recaptured the next day.
Bing Crosby slipped and fell under a car wheel in Phoenix while rushing to catch a train. Doctors say no bones were broken but he will remain in bed for several days as he recovers from the hobbling injuries.
A survey by the American Association shows 690 newspapers reporting circulation gains in 1942 with 475 experiencing increases due to price changes. The results indicate varied recoveries across many papers, with some reporting losses and others achieving 100 percent recoveries and later gains.
The A. N. P. A. reports a 52 percent gain in mail rates and notes abnormal conditions in many communities. War-related upheaval of soldiers and workers has disrupted newspaper circulation, and the ending of many miles of motor route delivery cannot be reconciled with the price increases.
The analysis argues Hitler seeks to hold the Black Sea and near Rostov to deter a Turkish entry and keep S Sevastopol in German grip. It notes potential aims toward Kharkov and Donetz while delaying a French front until Tunisian operations end. Montgomery and Eisenhower push for North Africa victory.
Premier Thane Campbell announced in the Prince Edward Island legislature that Captain Jimmy Wade and an unidentified companion, missing since December 16, are alive after a three month relief mission to aid an injured U S bomber crew. They endured four days in a rubber life raft and days of wandering in severe cold before reaching land and a settlement, with plans for return soon.
At San Diego based WP Consolidated Aircraft Corporation about 700 physically handicapped workers recorded the best attendance in the plant. Since January 1 under a new placement program they work eight-hour shifts six days a week and have matched or surpassed other employees in performance with no special jobs created.
Washington believes Ambassador Standley aimed to clear the atmosphere for talks with the Soviet Union on war and peace aims. The view gains acceptance despite official disavowal as officials see a genuine bid for closer cooperation and trust between the U.S. and USSR amid tense wartime discussions.
John Charles Tanner, 12 year old son of a British army officer on duty in Washington, left his New York City home Monday for Phoenix Arizona. Nine states distributed alerts to locate him after he sent a postcard from Pittsburgh saying he was all right. Mrs Tanner noted his fascination with the West and the Grand Canyon.
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