From Belgrade to Ankara A CBS Reporter Remembers WWII
A CBS Rome Yugoslavia Iraq Turkey diary by a veteran correspondent chronicles expulsion from Italy, brutal battles around Belgrade, and perilous travels toward Cairo. He recalls Mussolini, German blitzes, refugee crowds, and Hess’s flight as Axis shifting moves unfold.
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Hess
Naples
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Honolulu War Base City Sees Grim Anniversary Change
Honolulu marked the Pearl Harbor anniversary as a grim war base. Thousands of war workers filled buses, blackout rules persisted, and civilian life shifted from tourist bustle to military needs. Navy control of Royal Hawaiian Hotel recreation center and round the clock construction defined daily life as Honolulu became the Pacific offensive hub.
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War ship losses in Pacific and Far East box score
United States communiques tally Japan and American ships sunk in the Pacific War first year. The list notes ships officially sunk and omits probable damages, with annotations about possible cruiser identifications and ships sunk at Pearl Harbor. It includes scuttled vessels and those lost to accidents.
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Raid over Naples by The Chief bomber crew details
The Chief bomber led by Capt. Lee C. Holloway and crew attacked Naples at sunset. Pilot and gunners endured freezing cold and air sparse conditions as bombs dropped on harbor and docks. Bombardier Burger showed a photo of his wife and spoke of future desires while engineer Richey recalled Vesuvius.
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Bombing Raid Extends Reach to Italy
Veterans recount a Pacific style mission where battleships took direct hits as air crews praised the operation. Capt. Wells says two ships were struck and bomber crews report heavy fires. Maj. Bob Condon notes the strike followed successful blows on Tobruk Benghazi and Tripoli, signaling expansion toward Italy.
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All Schools 100 Per Cent In Red Cross
All grade schools and high schools in the county report 100 percent Junior Red Cross enrollment. County chairman Miss Annie L. McDonald says 31 schools have raised 438.56 in dues. Amarillo Senior High leads with 81, followed by many city and rural schools contributing varied amounts. The Junior Red Cross, founded by Woodrow Wilson in 1917, has sustained school pupil service through war and peace.
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Cashew Trees Produce Fruit and Nut in India
Cashew trees primarily grown in India yield both edible fruit and edible nuts. The trees are noted for their dual harvest combining cashew apples and cashew nuts in a single plant.
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