Gochnauer Credited With One Probable Destruction
One of Amarillo's top soldiers, Barney F Gochnauer, is credited with a probable destruction of a Nazi fighter during the Frankfurt raid. The 23 year old technical sergeant served as a top gunner aboard an Eighth Air Force fortress named Pickle Finger, with Amarillo crew mates Lt Arthur Ray and Sgt Henry Miller. He describes intense anti aircraft and fighter opposition over Warnemuende Regensburg Marienburg Brunswick and Bremen as they defended bomb runs. Gochnauer reports witnessing Regensburg explode and Marienburg’s buildings collapse in smoke astern.
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Assige
Barney
Eighth Aaf
Arthur Ray
A. G. Ray
Fillmore Street
Henry Miller
H. M. Miller
Mississippi Street
England
Texas Flier
Ress
Warnemuende
Marienburg
Regensburg
Brunswick
Frankfurt
Wilhelmshaven
Bremen
France
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Gochnauer
Germany
Wanted Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing
Advertisement seeks men and women with hearing loss for a simple no risk hearing test. Mentions temporary deafness ringing and head noises due to earwax and promises money back if not improved. Promotes Ourine Ear tests available at Cretney's and elsewhere.
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Engineers and Seabees Power South Pacific Victory
Army engineers and Navy Seabees are credited with major success in the Solomon Island campaigns. Capt Reginald B Jackson reports engineers built jungle roads from scratch to support six lane traffic, improving supply and evacuation and giving Americans a critical edge over Japan.
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South Pacific
U.P
Army Engineers
Navy
United States South ‘Pacific
Engineers
Army
Solomons
Reginald 8. Jackson
Toledo
Jackson
Wallace May Step Out Amid Vice Presidential Speculation
The April 12 report notes Vice President Wallace may be asked to withdraw as Truman rises as a potential Democratic VP contender. Wallace hints at a late spring or summer visit to Chungking in an official capacity, while Truman, denying candidacy, pushes for the President to seek another term and warns of war risks.
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Senate
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Tex
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Kansas City Pendergast
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