Hatcheries Cut Chick Output In Virginia In 1944
Virginia hatcheries, after a record year in 1943, are slowing down for the rest of the hatching season. Officials said hatcheries set 18 percent fewer eggs in the first two weeks of April than a year earlier, but the number of chicks hatched rose four percent as the drop in egg settings began around April 1.
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War News Signals Luftwaffe Reserves For D-Day Clash
The piece argues the Luftwaffe remains capable though weakened by Allied bombing and that Hitler must marshal reserves for an imminent invasion. It forecasts major air battles around D-Day and notes Stalin and the Red Army also gird for simultaneous spring and summer offensives to crush Nazi Germany.
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New Nazi Drives In Yugoslavia
London reports German offensives across Yugoslavia are largely held in check by Marshal Tito's forces. Partisans claim 160 Bulgarian prisoners captured in a Macedonian counterattack as Axis units attempt to strike near Kumanovo and Surdulica.
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Missing airmen found in German camps hint of POW fate
About forty percent of American airmen reported missing in Europe were later located in German prison camps. A yellow flag on a ship’s halyard warned of pestilence aboard, signaling health concerns at sea.
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