Hull City Bombing Resilience Shapes Future Plans
Hull scenes of war damage contrast with vigorous rebuilding as citizens, aided by experts Abercrombie and Lutyens, push town planning while women workers in prefabrication factories create fireproof huts. Negro troops visit Hull museum amid ongoing Luftwaffe raids and community recovery efforts.
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Helen Hirkpatrick
Chicago Daily News, Inc
London
Hull
Hamburg
Britain
Hulls
Leslie Patrick Abercrombie
Edwin L. Lutyens
Bartlett School of Architecture
University College, London
Washington
Libya
North Africa
England
Hull Museum
House of
John S. Bugas
Detroit
FBI
Fort Wayne
Selfridge
Bugas
Brother of Hirohito Under House Arrest
Prince Chichibu, brother of Emperor Hirohito, has been under house arrest in Japan for 15 months on charges of being sympathetic to enemy powers, the Daily Express said in a dispatch from Istanbul. An unidentified person reached Istanbul from Tokyo to inform of the imprisonment.
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Hirohito
London
Prince Chichibu
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Daily Express
Istanbul
The
Express
Tokyo
J P Morgan Holds Own In Life Fight In Florida
In Boca Grande Florida on March 12 banker J P Morgan remained gravely ill but showed no change overnight. His son Lt Comdr Henry Sturgis Morgan flew in as oxygen equipment was sent from the mainland and other family members gathered at the Gasparilla Inn cottage while doctors monitored his condition.
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Boca Grande
Fla
J. P. Morgan
Henry Sturgis Morgan
Navy Reserve
Morgan
George Nichols
New York City
Paul G. Pennoyer
Gasparilla Inn
Com
Junius Spencer Morgan
H. S. Patterson
Tampa
William C. Blake
Chamberlain Named As Aid to Goldstein
Clarence L Chamberlain of Port Dickinson is named assistant attorney general assigned to the State Comptroller's Office. The 49 year old Syracuse University law graduate will join a joint plan by Attorney General Nathaniel L Goldstein and Comptroller Frank C Moore to issue local government legal opinions jointly through Chamberlain.
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Goldstein
Syracuse U
Albany
Clarence L. Chamberlain
Port Dickinson
State Comptroller's
Binghamton ‘Central High School
Syracuse University
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Frank C. Moore
Frisky Bunny Refuses Army Life At Flying School
Enid Ohio March 12 A former Associated Press employee notes Pvt Wesley Lohrey reports the rabbit previously enjoyed activity but the Army calisthenics grew too tough. Cadets chased and caught the rabbit during morning and afternoon drills and the bunny has not returned.
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Enid
Ohio
Wesley Lohrey
Associated Press
Kansas City
Army Flying School
First gasoline ration arrest reported in Kansas City
In a cafe overheard talk, a young man admitted selling his gasoline ration book number 100 for $8. Patrolmen intercepted the discussion, leading to the seller's arrest and marking the city’s first gasoline rationing arrest.
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Kansas City
Kas
Soldier Misleads Itself by The City of Manhattan
Ray Edwards from Clay Center was assigned to an Army school in an unspecified town. After alighting from a troop train he asked the town’s name and learned it was Manhattan. He realized he could not be much closer to home than that.
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Manhattan
Kas
Ray Edwards
Clay Center
Chicago veteran police officer to celebrate 96th birthday
George W. Roycraft, Chicago's oldest retired policeman, looks to the Cubs pennant chances this season. A 45 year department veteran who witnessed the hay market riot, Roycraft will mark his 96th birthday tomorrow with his two daughters.
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Chicago
George W. Roycraft
Cubs
Haymarket
Roycraft
Inquiry Opened Into Bomber Crash That Killed Five
A board of Army officers investigated the crash of a medium bomber ten miles north of Tampa. All five airmen aboard were killed. Victims named by MacDill Field officials include Second Lt. Victor H. Kolb of Los Angeles, Second Lt. Robert Dawson of Red Rock Arizona, Second Lt. John R. Nelson of Chicago, Staff Sergeant Warren H. Allen of Nevada Iowa, and Staff Sergeant Mitchel H. Luczak of Chicago.
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MacDill Field
Fla
INS
Army
Tampa
Victor H. Kolb
Los Angeles
Robert Dawson
Red Rock
Ariz
John R. Nelson
Chicago
Warren H. Allen
Nevada
Iowa
Mitchel H. Luczak
Wounded Back From Pacific Thanks God and the Medics
Lt. Burnham L. Peters of Menomonie Wisconsin, 22, arrived at Percy Jones General Hospital after being shot in the left eye in New Guinea with the 42d Division. His eye was removed. he credits Army nurses and blood plasma for saving his life and praises medics for their care.
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Battle Creek
Mich
New Guinea
Burnham L. Peters
Menomonie
Wis
Pacific Area
Percy Jones General Hospital
San Francisco
Peters
Guinea
42D
Port Moresby
Soviet Press Publishes Wallace Address And Stettinius Statement
Soviet media in Moscow and Tass released Henry Wallace’s warning of a second world war unless Western democracies and the Soviet Union reach an understanding. They also carried Edward Stettinius Jr. describing U S aid to the Soviet Union including planes tanks guns raw materials and transport and communications equipment. Ambassador Standley’s remarks and Stalin’s silence were noted as editorials remained absent.
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Moscow
Viet Press
West
Heme
Henry A.wallace
Russia
Edward Ht. Stettinius, Jr
United States
U.S
William Hy
Standley
Stettinius
Washington
Tass
Wallace
New York
Kremlin
Stalin
Molotoy
Absentee Workers Fined for Tipsyness Disorderly Conduct
Chicago reports three war workers charged with disorderly conduct after being arrested for tipsiness. Judge Harold P. O'Connell fined two men, John Kvetkus and John Antonian, $100 each but will vacate if no further trouble. A third defendant, drunk on his day off, slept it off in jail and was sent back to work.
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Chicago
Harold P. O'Connell
John Kwetkus
John Antonian
O'Connell
Two-Term Limit Proposed for Presidency
Washington reports that Senators Styles Bridges of New Hampshire and Kenneth S. Wherry of Nebraska will seek a constitutional amendment to cap the presidency at two terms or eight years. They say the move aims to curb power and enable Congress and states to decide the fourth term issue, with passage requiring two thirds of both houses and ratification by three fourths of states.
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Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
White House
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Bridges
International News Service
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
America
Senator Wherry
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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