Fortresses Cripple Turin Bearing Plant in Europe War News
Allied dispatch reports American Flying Fortresses hit Turin Italy in two waves 45 minutes apart likely crippling the large ball bearing works. The same day Liberators and Fortresses raided Solingen in the Rhineland as part of ongoing air operations.
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James F. Roper
Algiers
U.P
Italy
Turin
The
Rhineland
Solingen
Fiat Motor
Villanova
Europe
A E F Reports Cures With Penicillin
American Army doctors at England's Army General Hospital report penicillin cures for gonorrhea unresponsive to sulfa drugs. In some cases disease cured within 12 hours, though penicillin was scarce and costly due to wartime demand.
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United Press
U. 8. Army General Hospital
England
U.P
Penicillin Breakthroughs Highlighted in Army Hospital
The Amarillo Globe reports from a hospital in England where New York staff help treat frost bite and war wounds. Doctors stress keeping soldiers hopeful, with rehabilitation paths back to duty or home, and penicillin trials showing rapid bone infection cures and burn infections helped by new paste applications.
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Amarillo
Texas
Europe
London
United States
General Hospital
No More Time Left For Mailing Gifts
Amarillo postmaster warns shoppers that mail delays are worse than last year and packages mailed late may miss pre Christmas delivery. He notes staffing and machine shortages, extra windows opening to handle crowds, and moving a blind stand to a side lobby to speed service.
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Amarillo
DeGra$si
Darrell Webb
Germans Warned Against Use of Poison Gas
A Soviet sponsored German national committee warns in Moscow that any Nazi attempt to employ poison gas will incur swift Allied retaliation. The broadcast notes Allied superiority in artillery and bombers as the means by which gas would be deployed. The Panama Canal has been under the secretary of war's supervision since 1914.
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New York
Free Germany National Committee
Moscow
U. S
Panama Canal
Secretary of War
Penetro Nose Drops Open Crops to Ease Breathing
A fragment mentions Penetro Nose Drops used to ease breathing with a note on cold air and caution. The readable text presents product usage guidance and safety warning without clear context or dates.
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