Harding Clark Stories Aired In U S Court
Dr. Harold Fink testified Perc y Lewis was examined after a December 26 jail detainment and found two infected wounds near the knee with no prior treatment. M K Clark and T F Harding faced questioning as the habeas corpus hearing moved forward, detailing the Dec 23 melee and questioning whether officers acted within jurisdiction on the South Ninth Street scene.
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Harold Fink
Pima County Hospital
Percy Lewis
Fink
M. K. Clark
T. F. Harding
T. F. Harding, Co-Defendant, Followed Dr. Fink
C. Wayne Clampitt
Harding
Young Lewis
U. S. Indian Service
Clark
C. Mercer Johnson
Justice Court
Johnson
Lewis
K. Berry Peterson
U. S
South Ninth Street
17Th Street
Jo Dougherty
Clampitt
Albert M. Sames
South Tucson
South Ninth Avenue
First Efforts Of Reds To Force Crossing Of Oder Reported Foiled
American and French troops broke into Colmar and cleared 30 miles of the left bank of the Rhine below Strasbourg. Allied forces advanced in the Siegfried line near the Eifel mountains, captured several pillboxes, and pushed toward Beufbrisach while Germans possibly retreat east of existing lines. Colmar was nearly surrounded as U S and French units pressed operations in Hut-Rhin.
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Oder
Paris
Colmar
Strasbourg
Rhine
Neufbrisach
James M. Long
Siegfried Line
Eifel Mountains
Ardennes Bulge
Batte
Jacob L. Devers
Sixth Army Group
U. S
Biesheim
Beufbrisach
Breisach
Germany
Kaiserstuhl
Hut-Rhin
Alexander M. Patch
Seventh Army
Moder
Oberhoffen
Haguenau
Schweighouse
First
Third
Landesfeld
St. Vith
Prum
Gregory K. Zhukov
Kustrin
Berlin
Yankees Reach Manila Front From Two American Columns
American tanks and infantry closed in on Manila from the north and south. U S forces landed at Nasugbu bay 41 miles southwest of Manila and advanced inland toward Corregidor, aided by the 11th airborne division and the 37th Buckeye division moving near Calumpit. Japanese defenses weakened as U S spearheads seized key terrain and reduced enemy artillery and armor positions around Clark field and Ft Stotsenberg.
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William B. Dickinson MacArthur
Luzon
Manila
Manila Bay
U.S. Eighth Army
Nasugbu Bay
Corregidor
U. S. 11Th
Nasugbu
Tagay Ridge
Tokyo
Sixth Army
Angat
Calumpit
Douglas MacArthur
37Th
Laguna de Bay
Singapore
Ft. Stotsenberg
Eighth Army
Bataan Ninsula
Longapo
Subic Bay
Dinaluhipan
Olongapo
Lubao
Lingayen Gulf
Osborn Seeks Act To Survey Arizona Power
Gov. Sidney P. Osborn proposes funds for a federal power commission survey of gas and rate structures in Arizona. The bill would provide the Arizona Corporation Commission $50,000 to cover Washington based personnel travel and require a base for rate making before negotiating with the federal commission.
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Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
Federal Power Commission
Arizona House of Representatives
House Natural Resources Committee
Arizona Corporation Commission
1 Bureau
Washington, D. C
Corporation Commission
Osborn
Power Commission
House
Natural Resources Committee
Arizona Power Authority
Power Authority
Senate
Sidney Kartus
Maricopa
Arizona
Colorado
Appropriations Committee
Committee On Public Lands
Survivors recount cruelty in Luzon prison camps
Capt. Ralph Hibbs and Maj. Emil Reed testified about executions and mass deaths at Camp O'Donnell and Cabanatuan after Bataan surrender. They described beatings with “vitamin sticks,” denial of medical supplies, and outbreaks of diphtheria and dysentery. Survivors praised medical corpsmen and recalled ration drops and a grim death march.
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Frank Hewlett MacArthur
Luzon
U.P
Ralph Hibbs
East Oskaloosa
Hibbs
Cabanatuan
O'Donnell
26Th
San Francisco
Eleanor
U. S. Submarines Sink ten More Enemy Vessels
United States submarines sunk ten additional enemy ships in the Far East, including two medium cargo transports two medium tankers three small cargo vessels a large transport a medium transport and a small tanker. Total Japanese ships sunk by submarines reaches 989 including 104 combatant and 885 noncombatant vessels. Since January first this year submarine sinkings total sixty five ships with five combatants a cruiser a destroyer and three escort craft. U. S. submarine losses from all causes since the war began amount to thirty six.
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Washington
United States
Far
Navy
U. S
Arizona USO Day Declared Sunday by Governor
Gov. Osborn designates Sunday as USO Day in Arizona and urges residents to support the United Service Organizations until the war ends.
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Phoenix
Five Arizona Soldiers Freed From Japs Prison Camp
Phoenix, Feb. 2. Five Arizonians were among the Japanese POWs rescued by American Rangers in a daring raid announced by Gen. Douglas MacArthur yesterday. They are Eugene E. Watson of Tucson Pvt Felis P. Peterek of Yuma and Corp Albert R. Parker Lewis V. Taylor and Otis R. Bills Jr. all of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Douglas MacArthur
Eugene E. Watson
Tucson
Felis P. Peterek
Yuma
Corp
Albert R. Parker
Lewis V. Taylor
Otis R. Bills, Jr
Senate Moves Forward on Manpower Bill in War Effort
Chairman Elbert D. Thomas said the House approved work or else manpower bill should reach the Senate soon. The bill would place manpower controls under War Mobilization Director James Byrnes with authority to delegate to any agency. The measure aims to boost morale and support U.S. troops.
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Washington
U.P
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Thomas
House
Byrnes
House of Representatives
James F. Byrnes
Mexican Train Wreck in Puebla Region Kills Dozens
Rescue workers worked through splintered wreckage 100 miles northwest of Mexico City after a rear collision between a freight train and an excursion carrying 1,800 people. Officials say 59 bodies recovered, with survivors fearing up to 200 dead. fire and high burns among the injured.
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Mexico City
Here
National Railway Office
San Juan de Los Lagos
Polotitlan
Cardero
Quetetaro
Allies Should Take No Time For Claims Until Victory
AP staff writer J. M. Roberts argues the war’s outcome should guide discussion of casualty figures and Allied performance. He notes British and American voices doubting Soviet numbers and cautions against public argument before victory.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
Russia
Britain
Hitler
America
Red Star
United States
German Soviet clash near Oder and OPA food order
German high command reports Red Army units reaching the Oder east of Berlin as civilians barricade streets. In Washington the OPA orders more top grade meat to be sold to general buyers while privates face two month limits on beef grades and armed services receive priority.
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London
U.P
Oder
Berlin
Frankfurt
Austria
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Armed Services
OPA
Red
Vistula
Zhukov
Transocean
Silesia
Stockhollm
Volkssturm
Home Guard
Libenow
Duhringshof
Landsberg
Red Army
German Transocean Agency
Not Guilty Claim Overturned Misread Says Woman
Mrs Edna Iverson 49 of 41 East Speedway told readers she was not guilty nor sentenced for assault. Police records show a Jan 13 incident sparked by a quarrel with tenant Maude Kneeland leading to a complaint and a Jan 15 court appearance. Magistrate Cella suspended the sentence after Mrs Kneeland's receipt showed glasses damaged were paid for.
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Edna Iverson
East Speedway
Iverson
Maude Kneeland
Bulgaria Decrees Mass Executions After Treason Verdicts
The Bulgarian people's court sentenced three former regents 22 cabinet ministers and nine king s counselors to death for treason. Sixty six parliament members received death penalties while 49 deputies were jailed and property confiscated. A 150000 crowd watched as rulers including Prince Cyril and former premiers Filov Boshilov Bagdanov faced death.
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United Press
Bulgarian People’s Court
Sofia Radio
FCC
Palace of Justice
Bulgaria
Germany
Cyril
Boris
Simeon II
Bogdan Filov
Nikola Mikov
Dobri Boshilov
Ivan Bagdanov
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Alfred Jolly
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Pfc
Siprano Greigo
Albuquerque
N. M
Camp O'Donnel
George Weedon
le Grande
Ore
Philippines
Pussyfoot’ Dies
William F
Pussyfoot" Johnson
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Moscow
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