Preaching to a Wall Nazis Refuse Chaplains Messages
Chaplain Maurice M. Hall reported at the Baptist General Convention that German POWs at Huntsville internment center remain faithful to Nazi doctrine. He said about 60 percent are confirmed Nazis and are treacherous and fanatical, often plotting in barracks after midnight to lynch non Nazis. Hall warned they will return to Germany with contempt for American ideals and likely fight again.
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Army Private Reunites With Dying War Dog Pal
Franklin E. Higgins, an Army private on emergency furlough, returns after 1,500 miles to his ill 11 year old airedale Pal at a kennels in Albany. The dog, whose hindquarters are paralyzed, is dying from old age, a stroke, and grief over his master's absence.
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Air war report from western Germany action today
London dispatch reports Flying Fortresses escorted by Thunderbolt and Lightning fighters attacking targets in western Germany today.
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Stars clash on set as feuds and fixes unfold
In Hollywood gossip from the screen, Julia Faye's ultimatum to have Mitchell Leisen direct her remaining scenes helped launch his directing career. Ginger Rogers ends a robe dispute on Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, while The Hitler Gang sets cope with a multilingual crew and a sign declaring English only spoken on the set.
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Paramount Stars Rise In Hollywood Talent Pool
Jimmie Fidler notes Paramount has built a new wave of stars over four years including Alan Ladd Betty Hutton Veronica Lake and Paulette Goddard while aging stars fade. He contrasts studio scouts with Old Lady Necessity and recalls Betty Hutton’s mother Mamie Adams propels breakthroughs.
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Richard Arlen
Joan Fontaine
Raid Over Paramushiro Targets Japanese Kuriles Base
A U S footage describes B-24 Liberator formations bound for Paramushiro in the Kuriles, a Japanese stronghold near the Aleutians. It notes repeated Allied raids, stiff defenses, and losses including ten bombers failing to return and 13 enemy planes shot down. A wounded American airman is mentioned.
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Soy Bean Expert Sees Soybeans Replacing Cow Milk in War Diet
Mount Vernon physician Dr. Harry W. Miller, 60, leads a soy bean program with 340 acres, manufacturing soy products at his farm plant. He argues soy can substitute many foods and dairy, cites cow efficiency, and notes WPB interest in meat substitutes and machinery development. Miller, Knox County surgeon and former China hospital supervisor, aims to rebuild Shanghai milk plant postwar. An earlier wartime auto mileage effort reports 68,200 tires and 17,000,000 gallons of gasoline saved in 1943.
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Jalopy Prices Hit New High In Midwest
In Kansas City Missouri dealers from a dozen states bid around $200000 for about 300 used cars in the world’s largest auction. Prices topped several hundred dollars above new-car cost with a 1941 deluxe coupe selling for $1250, likely $1450 to $1500 delivered, while a 1930 Model A showed severe wear and tire trouble.
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Higher Prices for Some Crops Predicted by Marvin Jones
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones predicted higher prices may be needed for some farm crops as wartime costs rise. He announced 1944 farm goals calling for record agriculture production but did not specify which crops would be affected.
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Tack Needs Housekeeper Near North East Eighth Street
Dear Tack I need a housekeeper for a few hours daily. Prefer someone living near North East Eighth Street. Light work and good pay. Call 2 5318 evenings after 6 00 or Sundays.
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Help Wanted for Light Housekeeping and Child Care
Mrs Mildred Phillips seeks a live-in helper to perform light housekeeping and care for three small children. Room, board, and wages provided. Applicant must be able to stay nights. Call Pantex, 84.
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United States Canada Raise Diplomatic Relations
Ottawa reports Canada and the United States agreed to raise diplomatic relations to ambassadorial level. The move marks a higher formal stance between the two countries and follows ongoing discussions on cross border issues.
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Should Amarillo Consider Pension Retirement for Police
City officials weigh a retirement pension plan for Amarillo police amid debate. Citizens praise long service while others argue reforms are needed to boost security and member benefits as officials review possible action.
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