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- 'HE MUST BE ADMIRAL KING'
- Smart Parisians Boycott Costly Spring Collections
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- To Present 'Figaro' in English
- House Votes, 347 to 42, For Bill to Draft Nurses; Test Comes After Amendment to Postpone Action Fails by Narrow Margin--Tragic Need Is Stressed by Thomason HOUSE VOTES BILL FOR NURSES' DRAFT
- To Take UNRRA Training Before Going to Holland
- QUEENS PROJECT GETS MILLION-DOLLAR LOAN
- FIFTH ARMY GAINS 5 MILES IN 3 DAYS; DEMONSTRATION IN ROME THAT TURNED INTO A RIOT
- TENAFLY BANK TAKES JERSEY GOLE COURSE
- Books--Authors
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- Merchant Marine Five Victor
- U.S. SPRINGING TRAP; The American Fist Army Storming Into the Ruined Cathedral City of Cologne
- BUILDING PLANS FILED
- Musicale at Mrs. Lanier's Home
- RANGERS LOSE, 6-3, TO CHICAGO SEXTET; New York Falls to Last Place While BlacK Hawks Rise to Tie for 4th With Boston Hawks to Play Bruins Twice Mosienko's Goal Decides
- INSURANCE NOTES
- MASILLON FIGHTS FOR WATER SYSTEM; Officials Tell SEC They Will Take Ohio Company From Federal Corporation MASILLON FIGHTS FOR WATER SYSTEM SEC SEEKS RESTRAINER Order Sought Against the Long Island Lighting Company REGISTERS NEW ISSUES Simplicity Pattern Company Files Preferred and Common Stocks
- IRAN'S SHAH ASKS BACKING OF ALLIES; Young Ruler Says War Role Merits Guarantee of Free Development of Nation Shares Destiny of Allies Hopes to Visit America
- FAY, BOVE DEFENSE HINTS MONEY 'GIFTS'
- Swedish Chair at Upsala College
- IWO FILMS ARE RELEASED; Newsreels of Battle to Be Seen at Local Theatres Today
- '44 TEXTILE FIBER USE OFF; 6,109,600,000 Pounds Consumed, Decrease of 6.6% Below 1943
- Casualty Arrivals 1,200 a Day
- Customs-Patent Court
- Wants commission for Louis
- Advertising News; Accounts Personnel Notes
- U.S. BANKERS IN MANILA; Invited by Osmena to Assist in Financial Rehabilitation
- Killed While in Action With Army in Belgium
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Hope for Arrears Settlement With Government Causes a Demand for French Rails
- REV. JOHN J. O'DONNELL; Pastor of Wilkes-Barre Church Championed Cause of Miners
- GETS $2,000 DIAMOND CLIP; Taxicab Driver Receives Gem He Surrendered to Police
- $1,394,000 BILLS SENT TO ASSEMBLY; Committee Approves $800,000 for Youth Delinquency Unit, $200,000 for Labor School 89 Bills Put in Before Deadline Measures Passed by Senate
- EDITOR SELLS BUILDING; Store and Apartment in Hoboken Among New Jersey Deals
- SHOES FOR THE SPRING SPARKLE WITH COLOR; NAILHEADS SET THE PACE
- W.H. DAVIS IS NAMED TO SUCCEED VINSON; NEW ECONOMIC STABILIZATION DIRECTOR
- Girl Scout Editor to Retire
- CAPT. THOMPSON, SUBMARINE HERO; Veteran of First World War Dies at 54--Active in This Conflict in Maintenance Unit
- URGES 'BLACKLIST' TO STABILIZE TRADE; Exporter Would Invoke Plan Against Companies Abroad for Canceling Orders BRETTON WOODS TAKEN UP Skepticism Felt on Exchange Proposals and Ability to Bar 'Misuse of Fund' Concern on Inflated Prices Discusses Bretton Woods
- War News Summarized
- FEAR MARKET LOSS ON APPAREL ORDER; Industry Members Tell House Hearing 'Quality' Field Here Will Go to Britain, France FEAR MARKET LOSS ON APPAREL ORDER
- Textile and Furniture Industries Achieve 53% of Red Cross Quota; Flood in Ohio Valley
- BRONX MORTGAGES FILED
- TWIN LASHIO TOWNS SEIZED BY CHINESE; Old and New Centers, Burma Road Terminus and Rangoon Railway Key, Lost by Foe Old Lashio Also Taken 4 Miles From Mandalay Chinese Attack on Railway Gains Near Hochih Reported
- WORSE SHORTAGE IN CIGARS FORECAST; Manufacturers Withholding March Deliveries as OPA Test Period Nears End
- MISS ADA S. EYNON BRIDE OF ARMY MAN
- FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF KATY INDICATED; Stockholders Urged by Head of Road to Defeat Proposals of Florida Insurgent SMALLER BOARD IS SOUGHT E.N. Claughton, Described as Author of Plan, Says He Is Only One of a Group Seeks to Make Road Pay
- DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
- STRIKERS ORDERED TO JOBS IN DETROIT; 12,500 at Briggs Plant Are Told by Regional WLB to End Six-Day Walkout
- SLOWDOWN ASKED IN OUTPUT OF TIRES; Lag in Production of Carbon Black and Tire Cord Brings a 6-Day Week
- Wolff--Goldzier
- INVESTMENT TRUST
- NEW CHARTER'S ORIGIN; Roosevelt-Santos Talk Beginning of Act of Chapultepec
- LATINS REBUFFED ON OAKS CRITICISM; Our Delegates at Mexico Will Not Back Their Views at San Francisco Parley
- COMBAT NURSES
- Travels Bring Crown as a Gift From an Admirer to First Lady
- Vietor Moore's Son a Prisoner
- REPUBLICANS FIGHT BRETTON BILL HASTE; They Oppose Its Enactment Ahead of San Francisco Conference as Hearings Open Wolcott Asks for Realism Asks Unconditional Cooperation No Reservations, Says Acheson
- GEPHART'S SONG PROGRAM; Baritone Presents List Mostly in English and German
- Mountbatten's Wife in China
- Bomber Navigator Dead After a Crash on Leyte
- Girl, 13, Falls From Speeding Subway Train; Crawls to Safety and Is Found by Companions
- BUSINESS NOTES
- FUTURES MARKET IN COTTON UNEASY; Irregularity Results From Opposing Factors--Close Is2 Up to 9 Down
- BART S. READING; President of Lafayette Trust Co. in Easton Since 1936 Dies
- 'HIERARCHY' HELD IN MISSION RACKET; Pious Ex-Convict, the 'Sexton,' 'Archbishop,' 'Pastor' and Collector Accused of Fraud THREE IN CLERICAL GARB All Changed With Parts in Fake Charity Plot Netting $50,000 Annually Sexton an Ex-Convict Hogan Tells of Protests
- NEW ARMY TANK IS NAMED PERSHING; Mounting 90 Millimeter Gun, It Is Answer to the German Tiger, Says Patterson
- SLEEVES STRESSED IN BENDEL DISPLAY; FOR INFORMAL DINING
- MRS. FRASER, WIFE OF PRIME MINISTER
- LIDMAN IS SEEDED IN HURDLES EVENT; Dugger, Mitchell and Cassidy Others Honored--Haegg Has Workout in Central Park McCluskey Heads Two-Milers Haegg to Watch Schoolboys
- SCREEN NEWS; Paramount Buys Rights to Unfinished Novel Of Local Origin
- HOWARD W. RAYMOND; Head of Hull Co., Smelters of Ores, Had Served FEA in Spain
- N.Y.U. FIVE DOWNS CITY COLLEGE, 75-48; SCORING FOR THE VIOLET AT THE GARDEN LAST NIGHT
- More Acute Shoe Situation Looms For Adults on U.S. Leather Buying; Only 8% of Cattle Hide Uppers Available for Civilian Footwear, With Virtually All Listed for Juvenile Lines
- Bold Tanks Gain Coblenz; Comet Formation Winner; Bold 4th Armored Gains Coblenz; Comet Formation Proves a Winner Fourth and Fifth Coordinated Cathedral in Bad Shape Many Germans Captured
- TO STUDY HOUSING PLAN; Committee to Consider Problem of Stuyvesant Tenants
- Art Notes
- Sports Today
- BONOMI'S CABINET REFUSES TO RESIGN; Crisis That Followed Roatta's Escape and Riot Fades-- Opposition Is Bitter Carabinieri Chief Replaced Communist Asked Resignation
- Powers Director of Scout Camp
- McKeever Picks Filley as Aide
- Orders Pay Rise for Miami ITU
- The Texts of the Day's Communiques on the Fighting in Various War Zones; United Nations United States British Russian Yugoslav Rumanian German Japanese
- Hondurans Score 'Dictatorship'
- Round-by-Round Scoring Backed By Donovan Against Point System; Referee Tells Boxing Writers Present Plan Works Well--Jacobs Forced to Take Out Separate License for St. Nicks Each Round Evaluated Matchmaker Also Licensed
- TREASURY STATEMENT
- SPLITTING WOOD
- ISAACS SEES FACTS ON SCHOOLS HIDDEN; Demands 'Honest Disclosure' on Teacher Shortage--Scores 'Control' by the Mayor Return of Unspent Funds
- NEWTOWN DEFEATS ERASMUS, 36 TO 33; Triumphs After Regular Play Ends in 33-33 Tie--Clinton Five Tops Lincoln, 40-35
- FTC Dismisses Roebling Case
- Patton Swam Sauer River To Inspire Men in Attack
- Bible Unit to See Show
- Bronx Navy Man Is Safe
- DR. GEORG BARKAN, 55, TAUGHT AT BOSTON U.
- NO BASEBALL 'BROWNOUT'; WPB Sees No Real Saving in Recreational Lighting Curb
- Manila Prisoners Saved
- TYPE DESIGNER 80 TODAY; F.W. Goudy to Be Honored at Birthday Dinner Tomorrow
- ROOSEVELT GROUP OF WACS SWORN IN; 452 in the Living Memorial to 'General Teddy' Take Oath Before 1,100 Relatives
- RFC SELLS 'TAXPAYER'; Property in Mount Vernon Among Westchester Transactions
- Mrs. MacArthur and Son Rejoin General in Manila
- MRS. CHARLES G. MALLERY; Peekskill Pastor's Widow and Kin of Revolutionary Officer
- State Fund's Assets Rise
- MUSSOLINI HINTS GAS USE; Implies Germans May Get Out of Battle for Italy
- $17,300,000 SHIP BASE IS UNUSED IN ALASKA
- Davis--Tapley
- Bell Stops Richardson in Sixth
- Stein--Lewis
- SALES BY CELANESE SET RECORD IN 1944; Net Income of $7,235,190 for Year Equivalent to $2.86 a Common Share
- Ward--Miller
- To Direct Sales Promotion For Advertising Agency
- STOCKS END LOWER AFTER EARLY GAINS; Selling Pressure Develops During Afternoon and Close Is Irregular VOLUME 1,400,000 SHARES General Price Index Declines 0.36, Industrials Drop 0.27, Rails Sag 0.43 Lows Reached at 2 P.M. Chemicals Are Mixed
- Advanced by General Electric
- ANNIVERSARY ON THE RHINE
- OHIO FLOODS EBB IN UPPER REACHES; FLOODS HALT WAR WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA
- FAVORED FIVE BOWS IN LONDON TOURNEY; 8th Air Force Champions Lose in First Round of American Service Men's Event Bunkeswell Navy Wins Flying Circus Triumphs
- Pianist Plays Hindemith
- TOPICS OF THE DAY IN WALL STREET; Ships and Steel Utility Refunding Oil Company Profits
- GROZA PLEDGES ORDER; New Rumanian Premier Lists His Government's Program
- ARGENTINA BACKS PARLEY DECISIONS; Endorses Most of Principles Affirmed at Chapultepec in Move for Harmony
- PATROLMEN EXONERATED; Court Finds Lack of Evidence of Oppression in Home
- REVAMPING HELD UNFAIR; United's Loss From Columbia Plan Put at $40,000,000
- PAPER SALVAGE OFF; NEW DRIVE ON TODAY
- TO BUILD IN VENEZUELA; Sinclair Oil Affiliate Plans Unit to Cost $2,500,000
- TOKYO LISTS ATTACKS BY SUPERFORTRESSES
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- BILL TO FINANCE MEDICAL SYSTEM; Assemblyman Ives Offers the Measure for All Covered by Unemployment Aid
- 2,500 MASSACRED IN MANILA SIEGE; Civilians Burned and Stabbed to Death by Japanese, Eyewitness Asserts
- PRICE CONTROL SURVEY; 1,500 OPA Aides Engaged in Visiting All Retail Shops
- MAYOR APPROVES PLAN TO CURB MOSS; Agrees to Support a Law to Limit Commissioner in Power to Ban Plays MAYOR APPROVES PLAN TO CURB MOSS Voices Echo in Corridors Wants Prosecutor to Act ACTION BEGUN IN ALBANY Brooklyn Senator's Bill Would Give Shows Injunction Relief
- MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
- COLOGNE LIFELESS; CATHEDRAL STANDS; Famous Dom Damaged by Blasts but Never Hit--Some Factories Not Identifiable TRIBUTE TO ALLIED MARKSMANSHIP IN COLOGNE COLOGNE LIFELESS; CATHEDRAL STANDS Food Supply Not So Low Services Held Every Day
- Sells 744-Acre Up-State Estate
- HOMEMAKERS' TEA TODAY; Children's Aid Society Croup to Mark 11th Anniversary
- DOCKERS AGREE TO WORK; But Ending of London Strike Awaits Action by Stevedores
- FOUR HOUSES SOLD ON W. 52D STREET; Old Rhinelander Holding in New Ownership--East Side Deals Completed
- 25 for 1 Stock Split Voted
- ISABELLE FINCH ENGAGED; Will Be Wed to Chester Lewis on June 2 in Oyster Bay Church
- MUNICIPAL LOANS; Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority Worcester, Mass. Swampscott, Mass.
- AMG AT COLOGNE BEGINS RHINE RULE; Many of Officers and Men of Army's Civil Affairs Staff There From New York
- Letters for Greece Acceptable
- HARLEM DANDY IS SEIZED; Ex-Porter Accused of Thefts of Band Leaders' Clothing
- JAMES DUNN MARRIES; Movie Actor Weds Edna Rush, Singer, in Philadelphia
- RETAIL TRADE IS BOOMING; Running Well Ahead of Year Ago, Local Commerce Office Finds
- WMC JOB SHIFTS IN BANKS HALTED; Plan Suspended for Ten Days in Jersey Araa for Study by Committee on Effect Jamaican Housing Balked
- V.H. HANSON DEAD; PUBLISHER IN SOUTH; Chairman of the Birmingham News Co. Was Honored in '26 for Work as Civic Leader A Leader in the South Fought Ku Klux Klan
- Virginia Will Ease Soldier Voting
- Dyers to Open Pacific Branch
- Protests Against Hulten Execution Mount; Britons Raise Voices in Behalf of Soldier
- Insurance Legislation Planned
- MRS. ROOSEVELT ON AIR; Urges International Language in Women's Day Broadcast
- United Drug to Release Penicillin
- $40,000 IS VOTED TO AID CHILDREN; State War Council Offers Fund to Better Conditions in Migrant Camps $20,000 FOR EQUIPMENT Remainder Will Be Used to Set Up Child Care Sites --Budget Is Approved Buildings on State Land Budget Is Approved
- $6,856,306 EARNED BY NIAGARA HUDSON; It Equals 31c a Share and Compares With $6,891,150, or 31c, in 1943 OTHER UTILITY REPORTS
- News of Food; Yogurt, Milk Food Originating in Balkans, Is Gaining Wider Distribution in the City Glass-Lined Tanks Used Would Keep Delivery Plan
- SEEK BIG TEN HEAD TODAY; Crisler and Wilson Mentioned for Post as Commissioner
- MRS. RICHARD M. SIMPSON; Wife of Representative From Pennsylvania Had Been Teacher
- Cuba Plans Workers' Palace
- Dr. Sargent to Be Honored
- Votes Free License for War Dogs
- 5,000 Masks Sent to Iwo To Guard Men From Dust
- 300 SET FOR ROME GOLF; Ghezzi in Service and Civilian Field to Open Play Today
- Bridge Today Aids Infirmary
- YALTA PLAN FINAL, RUSSIA INTIMATES; Message From Moscow Stirs de Gaulle Backers Who Want Pact With Soviet to Last French Observers Disagree De Gazelle Policy Weighed
- Police Chief Spurns Pay Rise
- THE PLAY; Exception
- FRENCH FEARS ALLAYED; Britain Denies London Report on Rhineland State
- CORN FUTURES LAG DESPITE CASH DEAL; Deferred Months Irregular as Million Bushels Are Bought --Wheat Goes Down
- EDEN ASKS LUBLIN NOT TO PERSECUTE; Announces Britain Has Won Release of Mme. Arciszewska by Russian Government
- Operatic Mystery of Red Points May Be Sent to OPA for Solution; Magistrate Admits She Is Stumped by Case After Hearing Testimony About Missing Ration Stamps of Mme. Alda's Cook
- Fire Damages Restaurant
- BUSINESS RECORDS
- STUDENT DEATH SPURS BRAZILIAN OPPOSITION
- Red Cross Blood Bank
- WYATT HAS TRAINING PLAN; Dodger Hurler Asks Permission to Stay in South for Drills
- U.S. BOMBS BATTER FOE'S RUHR SUPPLY; 900 'Heavies' Rip Rail Points Around Area, Hit Oil, Benzol Plants--RAF Aids Russians Foe Loses On-the-Spot Oil RAF Batters Sassnitz on Baltic
- Kung Has Operation Here
- 'BLACK MARKET' RISES IN COAST ADOPTIONS
- LORD DAWSON, 79, KING'S PHYSICIAN; Attendant to Three British Monarchs Dies--A Close Friend of George V Birth Control Critic Visited United States in 1930
- AWARD FOR TARKINGTON; Howells Medal of the American Academy Goes to Novelist
- Farewell Party in Yonkers
- MRS. S.G. DAVIDSON; Aided Her Husband in Operating Philadelphia School for Deaf
- WPP Trebles Penicillin Supply For General Public Use March 15
- STOCK VALUES UP; Exchange Had $39.84 Average on Feb. 28, $32.51 in '44
- MANHATTAN MORTGAGES
- BIAS HELD BIG FLAW IN GOOD REPORTING; Objectivity and Honesty Are First Duties of Press, Times Executives Tell Teachers Not Really Difficult to Do Allowance for Human Failings
- Sports of the Times; Spinning Around on the Ferris Wheel The Dashing Haberdasher Phantom Interview
- RISE IN OUTPUT SET FOR JUVENILE WEAR; Added Fabrics to Be Allotted --Overcoat Freeze Extended --Other Agency Action RISE IN OUTPUT SET FOR JUVENILE WEAR
- Fortress Wreck Found on Isle
- Books Published Today
- Bronxville Apartments Sold
- JAPANESE GENERAL DIES; Three Others Also Get Posthumous Honors From Emperor
- TWO VETERANS BILLS IN THE STATE SENATE
- Events Today
- Lehman Group in $3,00,000 Deal To Buy Control of Steel Concern; Stock of Firth-Sterling in McKeesport, Pa., to Be Released From Assets Pledged by the British Government
- BRETTON WOODS CALLED PRACTICAL; Adoption of Plan Vital Now to Economy of World, Says D.W. Bell
- Allied Ship Allocation Studied
- 16 PRO TEAMS START GOLF AT MIAMI TODAY
- Samuel Hoganders Have Son
- JUDGE VINSON'S SUCCESSOR
- ROSENMAN TO REPORT ON EUROPE'S ECONOMY
- Topics of The Times; Golden Gate Meeting
- CITY'S FIREMEN HONORED; Department Gets a Red Cross Award for Blood Donations
- L.I.U. TRIUMPHS, 58 to 15; Beats Gallaudet on Washington Court for 15th Victory
- Proposes Johnson Act Repeal
- STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
- WOOD, FIELD AND STREAM; Carmel Shutdown Surprise Trout on the Way
- ARMY ACCEPTS JOOST; Previous Rejection Reversed as He Plans Return to Baseball
- JED HARRIS PLAY CLOSES SATURDAY; TO MOVE TO FORREST
- SENATORS REJECT LABOR DRAFT PLANS, EVEN IN MILD FORM; Bailey's Attempt to Put Compulsion Into 'Voluntary' Measure Fails, 60 to 23'LOAFER BILL' KILLED, 54-27Balloting Clears Way for Showdown on Committee's Substitute and House's Program Stage Set for Showdown Alignments Are Unusual SENATORS REJECT JOB DRAFT PLANS Taft Replies to Tydings
- Elected by Petroleum Concern
- CANADIANS POISED TO STRIKE XANTEN; Foe's Last Grip West of Rhine in North Is Termed Doomed Despite 'Suicide' Defense No Rout of Foe Seen Dense Minefields Absent
- EMIL CARL LESSER; Retired Chief Chemist of the American Dyewood Co., 83
- For Service Men and Women
- BUSINESS LEASES
- BRITISH MASSING SHIPS FOR PACIFIC; Alexander Cites Big Forces Already There Despite New U-Boat Drive Threat
- MISS GILBERTSON IS WED IN JERSEY; BRIDE, BRIDE-ELECT
- Gift for Colony in Palestine
- Hearing on Dwelling Law
- NEWHOUSE COMPLETES PURCHASE OF PAPERS
- Shirley M. Everson Bride-Elect
- NORTH AMERICAN EARNS $8,389,967; Aviation Corporation's Profits Equal to $2.44 a Share Compared to $1.98 in '43 OTHER CONCERNS REPORT American Locomotive's Net Income $8,664,668, or $3.86 for Common Share AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE CO. Net Income for Year Up to $3.86 a Share From $2.78 GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION 1944 Report Gives Plans for Future Development OTHER CORPORATE REPORTS NORTH AMERICAN EARNS $8,389,967
- Puerto Rican Calls Grow
- INCOME PAYMENTS UP; Individuals Received 6% More in January Than a Year Before
- PEACE IS ARRANGED IN NATIONAL TEA CO.; J.F. Cuneo to Head Executive Committee, With Rasmussen Remaining as President
- AUTO WORKERS ASK CIO TO LEAVE WLB; Also Urge the President to Replace Agency and Correct'Injustice' of Wage Freeze New Orleans Plea Renewed Mills Explains Council's Stand
- Films for Young
- $4,000,000 BOND ISSUE TO BE OFFERED TODAY
- STRIKE CLOSES WAR PLANT; 350 Electrical Men in Queens Accused of Wildcat Action
- ALLIANCES AND LEAGUE
- BALANCHINE DANCE IS GIVEN AT CENTER; 'Mozartiana,' to Tchaikovsky Arrangement, Presented by the Ballet Russe
- LIMITED FIELD SEEN FOR LIGHT METALS; Senate Group Told by Wilson Planes May Be Best Outlet-- Auto, Rail Use Discounted
- House Votes Inquiry Fund
- New Arms Plant for Arkansas
- Latin Border Kept Closed
- EXPANDS VETERANS' PLAN; IBM to Grant Special Leaves and Other Benefits on Return
- ZONING OF AUSTRIA BY BIG 3 REPORTED; Even Vienna to Be Partitioned by Allied Occupying Forces, London Circles Hear Vienna to Be Partitioned Russians to Be Near Hungary
- Latest Casualties of War as Reported by Both the Army and the Navy; ARMY Killed NEW YORK CONNECTICUT Wounded NEW YORK NEW JERSEY NAVY Dead NEW YORK NEW JERSEY Wounded NEW YORK
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- SCHULTZ IN SERVICE ON CAPITAL REVIEW; Dodger Star Drafted in First Such Case Affecting Major Leaguer Formerly 4-F YANKS LIST 16 MEN SIGNED Lombardi Agrees to Terms of Giants Along With Pitchers Gee, Feldman and King Height Cause of Rejection Yanks to Report Sunday Three Infielders Signed Seventeen Giants in Fold
- ASKS NATIONAL GROUP FOR WHOLESALERS
- AWARDS TO NEW OFFICERS; Watches Presented to 6 at Ceremony in Riverside Church
- MRS. LOUISE VIAU; Owner and Breeder of Race Horses Dies at Residence
- SHAREHOLDINGS HELD NO GAUGE OF CONTROL
- ASSETS SOAR IN BANKS OF RESERVE SYSTEM
- JAPANESE PROMISE DRIVE; By-Passed Garrisons to Have Role in Offensive, Tokyo Says
- BIRD MOTIF RULES IN ROCHAS MODELS; Paris Couturier's Display Full of New Ideas--Slimmer Lines Are Emphasized
- Cards Buy Pitcher Burkhart
- FINANCIAL NOTES
- Queens Village Home Sold
- Our Flag Goes Up Over Corregidor--The Fighting Goes On at Iwo
- 3 MILLINERS DISPLAY THEIR WORK JOINTLY; BLOUSED CROWN AND SLOPING BRIM
- White Collar Worker A Dodo, Says Senator
- ODER FRONT FLARES; Russians Renew Attack on 100-Mile Stretch, Germans Report STETTIN IS SQUEEZED Wide Bay Area Cleared-- Drive for Danzig Also Pressed From South Zhukoff Reported Ready ODER LINE FLARES IN REPORTED PUSH Bearing Down on Danzig 100-Mile Front Outlined Stettin Area Squeezed
- Simon Brothers Purchase Ritz Theatre on 48th St.
- Wake Island Hero Farms in China
- Limerick Dance at Biltmore
- DR. M. GERTRUDE CUSHING; Ex-Head of Romance Languages at Mt. Holyoke Retired in 1935
- JUDITH BUELL PLANS MARRIAGE MARCH 16
- Marines Hew Out 500-Yard Gains In Hand-to-Hand Fighting on Iwo; MARINES HEW OUT NEW GAINS ON IWO Schmidt Calls It 'Tough' Foe Reports Hainan Attack
- TRANSFERS IN THE BRONX
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- Daughter to Aaron P. Pratts Jr.
- Non-Stop Glider Record Set
- WATER-COLOR SHOW OPENS IN BROOKLYN; Museum's Biennial Display Includes the Work of 160 American Artists Progressive Trends
- Accepts Call as Rector of Manhattan Church
- MISS RITA SINGSTAD ENGAGED TO MARRY; Daughter of Engineer Fiancee of Lieut. Col. Henry Gardiner, Tank Battalion Commander
- $5,750,000 Refunded on Ships
- NEW BONDS APPROVED; Voters in 15 States Acted Upon State and Municipal Issues
- THE DAY IN WASHINGTON
- LILLIAN RAYMONDI IN MICAELA ROLE; IN NEW OPERA ROLE
- Buys Own Bonds at Discount
- Missing Pelham Flier Prisoner
- RING AROUND MANDALAY
- MAYOR IS ACCUSED OF BIAS TO SAILOR; Wife Charges He Interfered in and Prejudged Allegations of Seduction in Italy Navy Acts in Case
- Conn Over Lumbago Attack
- BUSINESS WORLD; Small Shipments to Be Held UNRRA Knit Goods Needs Lag Muskrats in Good Demand Here New Bristle Allotment Made Brazil Control No Shipment Bar
- YUGOSLAVS GIVE THANKS; Merchant Seamen Praise 'Aid and Comfort' Received Here
- In The Nation; The Shipping Industry as a Guinea Pig Urges Two-Year Delay Thorns in the Path
- Air Base Loses 3 B-24s in Week
- United States Supreme Court
- MEN'S, BOYS' LINES SEEK M-388 RELIEF; Industry Committee to Press for Revision at Washington Meeting on March 20
- House Congratulates Eisenhower
- WALTER PRESENTS 'JUPITER' SYMPHONY; Conducts Also Brahms First --Milstein Thrills With the Mendelssohn Concerto
- Sgt. A.J. Domroe Interned in Reich
- ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
- LAW CHANGE CUTS PROFIT; Net of D.L. & W. Is Reduced to $87,181 in '44 by Invalidation
- YUGOSLAV CABINET COMPLETED BY TITO
- TWO TOWNS SEIZED IN SOUTHERN LUZON; MacArthur's Men Are 40 Miles Below Manila--10 Vessels Are Hit Off Formosa Tokyo Predicts Battle
- Court Upholds Albany Crime Jury And Six Indictments in Inquiry; Immediate Appeal Is Indicated as Appellate Division Finds No Irregularities in Selection of a Panel Line-up of the Justices Points in the Dissent
- Hollowell Goes to State Senate
- Los Angeles Signs Novikoff
- Official of Shoe Concern Joins Board of Grant Chain
- OPERATORS ACTIVE ON THE WEST SIDE; Lofts and Apartments in Resale Deals--St. Vincent's Hospital Buys Parcel
- ASF Seeks Clerical Help
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Recital by Lovingood, Tenor
- The Battle for Iwo--IV; 'Mistakes' in Island Invasion, as in All Operations, Cost Lives, but Difficulties Met by the Marines Offset Precise Planning Intelligence Apparently Erred Caves Require Special Arms Smoke Screens Ruled Out Momentum Kept Up in Europe
- Books of the Times; The Story Is Rewarding An Aim in Literature
- GOLF BALLS BRINGING $4; Even Top Pros Finding It Hard to Locate Pre-War Pellets
- RED CROSS SPEEDS GI RETURN TO LINE; Group of Girls With 9th Army Convalescent Hospital Does Vital Rehabilitation Job
- DIVIDEND NEWS
- New York Cathedral Wins
- Letters to The Times; Marginal Employables Their Existence Held to Make Full Employment Bill Useless Some Travel Essential One Language Might Help We Could Make a Start by a Uniform Pronunciation of Place Names Bluebirds Stay With Us
- MIDNIGHT CLOSINGS ORDERED BY NAVY; Entertainments in District to Be in Line With WMC Curfew, Admiral Kelly Says THEATRE BUSINESS DROPS Decline Is Laid to Competition of Night Clubs and Fewer Visitors to the City
- OPA Plans Sterner Measures
- COLOGNE HOSPITAL GRIMMEST OF RUINS; Huge Institution Wrecked by RAF Attack in October-- Only 4 Patients Killed
- AMERICAS FRAME ARGENTINE APPEAL; Chapultepec Conferees Urge Government to Change Its Policies, Join Allies Hope For Favorable Response Recognition Debated Conditions Itemized
- Sole Blood Donor Unit
- RADIO TODAY
- SENATORS ENGAGE IN FIRST PRACTICE; THE SENATORS BEGIN TO KNUCKLE DOWN TO TRAINING
- Red Skelton to Wed Actress
- POWER PRODUCTION OFF; 4,472,110,000 Kw. Noted in Week Against 4,473,962,000
- ALLIES' WAR EXHIBIT IMPRESSES BELGIANS
- STASSEN GIVES PLAN FOR UNITY IN PEACE; He Calls San Francisco Parley 'a Golden Opportunity' for the World's Future Gestapo Atrocities Cited Sovereignty Issue Raised Agreement Called Essential
- SEEKS TRANSIT PROXIES; Bondholder in Third Ave. Concern Said to Desire Presidency
- RAYMOND H. FILSINGER; Crucible Steel Co. Purchasing Agent--A Church Official
