Correspondent Reports Japan Control Limited in Philippines
Correspondent Clark Lee reports from Australia that most of the Philippines remains free of Japanese forces. He notes Japanese gains in northern Luzon and Mindanao, with inner islands and shipping lanes still under American and Filipino control, and asserts potential to maintain inland routes with available American torpedo boats and airfields.
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United “States Army
Australia
Philippines
United States
Japan
Philippine
Luzon
Mania
Mindoro
Masbate
Davao
Zamboangs
Mindenoo
Jolo
Philippine Islands
Douglas
MacArthur
Bataan
Mincano
U. S. Oficers
Davazo
Defenders of Burma face new setback in Asian front
Report notes British withdrawal to north of Prome near Yenengrange oil fields as fighting persists in jungles south of the Irrawaddy. Denial of Akyab landing from Burta coast. Chinese and Japanese moves reported near Toungoo and Yedashe, with British claims of limited ground gains. Curtin says Japanese air raid on Darwin caused minor damage and one casualty.
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China
Mandalar
Prome
Yenengrange
Irrawaddy
Towa
Akyab
Atea West
Burta
Alyeb
Chung- Ging
Akrab
Joseph W. Stilwell
Toungoo
Maudslay
Yedashe
Rome
Jangies
Prome-Rangaya
Jon Curtin
Darwin
Protests Ignored as Senate panel Approves Clerk Increase
Washington April 3 The Senate Appropriations committee approved a bill to hire an extra clerk for each of the 96 senators despite protests from Chairman Glass D Va The Virginian quipped about providing another clerk at 1800 a year and questioned the ongoing emergency funding.
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Washington
Glass
D-Va
Senate Appropriations Committee
Disease Control Plan Mapped in Maryland
Governor O Conor announced cooperative steps to curb venereal disease in Maryland with officials from the Third Corps Area State Police and the State Department of Health. He cited guidance from Dr R H Riley and Col Beverly Ober and noted ongoing consultations with Third Corps Area officers.
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Baltimore
O'Conor
Maryland
Third Corps
State Police
State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
Department of Health
Beverly Ober
Riley
Col. Ober
Third Corts
Bataan Defenders Press Japanese Envelopment Amid New Attacks
U S forces report continued fighting on Bataan with Japanese assaults repulsed at key centers. US troops counterattacked to recapture outposts as the line shifted and pockets of Japanese units were boxed in. Stick grenades and lyddite charges noted, while parachute operations appear unlikely. Further action expected as morphing operations proceed.
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Amd
Gowailess
Durange
Bataan
War Department
U.S
Easter lessons from Peter and the apostles’ faith journey
A devotional reflection links Holy Week and Easter to self examination. It traces Peter from hesitation and denial to bold leadership after Pentecost, urging readers to study his transformation and seek similar spiritual renewal through the Holy Days. It notes the disciples’ initial expectation of an earthly kingdom, then the shift to a spiritual mission.
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Earth
Christ
Imo
Peter
Andrew
James
Jobe
John
Ibres
Sam
Cpuse
Big Master
Christ's Kingdom
Rome
Jesus
Galilee
Maser
Taiderstead
Eada
Lfe
Thair
Sermon Exhorts Peace Through God’s Grace
A brief letter from GEORGE T. PRATHER of Clearspring MD urges readers to seek the Peace of God which passeth knowledge through meditative reflection during the holy days now underway.
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George T. Prather
Clearspring, Md
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