War Dog Loyal Returns Home After Loyal Service
Loyal the collie-shepherd of the Army War Dogs section comes home honorably discharged to 13 year old Lester Vandever’s family. The boy died last spring, leaving Loyal to adjust to civilian life with Dickie Anderson stepping in. Loyal, a former stock dog from Vancouver, Wash, weighs 103 pounds and now learns home life with his family amid military kin spread through France and Europe.
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Bill Cox
Loyal
War Dogs
Quartermaster Corps of the Army
Lester Vandever
Marguerite Vandever
North Pierce Street
Collie
Lester
Canine Corps
Army
Dickie Anderson
Polk Street
Washington
Vancouver
Wash
Czecho-Slovak Underground Forces Declare Open Fighting
The Czecho-Slovak underground army goes public as a fighting unit reporting the capture of Cadca on the Slovakia Moravia frontier and heavy combat near Zilina Povazska Bystrica and Trencin against German forces since Aug. 29.
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London
Slovakia
Cadca
Moravia
Zilina
Povazska
Bystrica
Trencin
Classified notice snippets from public ads
The page contains personal ads seeking day care for children at 2504 West Fourth Street and 901 Pierce Street Apartment 5, a request to meet a girl aged 25 to 35, and an experienced sewer offering sewing services for young girls with affordable prices via phone.
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M. C. Brooks
West Fourth Street
Tack
Pierce Street
Deportation or sterilization resolution shocks America First
In Detroit at the America First convention delegates cheered a proposed deportation or sterilization policy for Jews in the United States. The session featured praise for Rev. Charles E. Coughlin and support for Gerald L. K. Smith’s campaign planks. In London the German radio reported Russian offensives north of Warsaw with breaches in German lines threatening Warsaw and East Prussia.
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Detroit
United States
America First Party
Charles E. Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
London
Warsaw
Red
East Prussia
Markets and stock totals from the Amarillo time market page
Market report listing Dow Jones readings and New York Stock Exchange closings with major 1 PM figures and a dense roster of company quotes. Kansas City and Chicago livestock summaries follow with hogs, cattle, and sheep trade data, prices, and weekly open bids, showing steady to firm tones and varied weight classes.
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Kansas City
LIV
Kansas Cit
WEA
Chicago
Tito Broadcast Says German Garrison Retreats North
A communique from Marshal Tito's headquarters reports that a German garrison in Montenegro is retreating northward as Allied advances continue. The statement emphasizes ongoing resistance and movement toward safer lines.
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Sjn
Monenegro
Marshal Tito
Blue Star Ointment Claims Quick Relief for Itching
Advertising copy touts Blue Star Ointment as a single application remedy for itching from eczema rash ringworm pimples and pinworms and promises a money back guarantee if first use fails to satisfy. Consumers are urged to try it today.
Allied air raids devastate Amboina and hits on Pacific bases
United Press reports a massive Pacific assault dumped 188 tons of explosives on Amboina, with over 75 bombers. Attacks hit Race Village Halmahera, Davao Mindanao, Kal mana McCluer Gulf, Yap, Palau, Paramushiro, Iwo Jima, Pagan Alamagan, and Marshall positions. Total naval shipping cited at 9 million tons with 1,150 fighting ships, up from 383 at war start.
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United Press
Pacific
Amboina
East Indies
Ambon
Race Village
Halmahera
Philippines
Davao
Mindano
Kalmana
McCluer Gulf
Dutch New Guinea
Yap
Palau
Carolines
Paramushiro
Kuriles
Iwo Jima
Volcanos
Pagan
Alamagan
Marianas
Marshalls
U S Built 65 000 Vessels in Five Years for Greatest Navy
Navy Secretary Forrestal announced the United States, claimed to be the greatest naval power, has built 68 000 vessels of all types in five years as part of building a powerful fleet.
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U.S
Washington
Navy
Forrestal
United States
Caren
Woman Held After Bus Altercation Knifes War Worker
Texarkana Arkansas August 30 A lynching party forms as Charlene Hudson a Negro woman connected with a war workers knife attack is moved from jail. She slashed Alvin Bras…
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Negress
Texarkana
Ark
Charlene Hudson
Monroe P. Watts
Alvin Bras
Altercation on defense bus leads to arrest at plant
Safety supervisor at Lone Star Ordnance reports injuries after an on bus clash Monday evening. A suspect described as a local resident is charged with aggravated assault and is in an unspecified jail.
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Lone Star Ordnance Plant
Defense
Asault
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