Ex Nazi in U S Army predicts quick German surrender
Camp Wolters Texas Oct 15 ex Nazi lieutenant Pvt Ludwig A Schoendorf now in basic training says Germany could be out of the war by year’s start and that if German soldiers knew what he knows Germany would surrender in 12 hours He cites Hitler’s lies and notes his departure from the German army via the merchant marine before settling in America after arriving on the Bremen in New York He worked in New York Chicago and a New Orleans shipyard before induction last August.
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Camp Wolters
Texas
Ludwig A. Schoendorf
Germany
The
Longhorn
Schoerdorf
Austria
Hitler
America
New York
Bremen
Chicago
New Orleans
Confession of Murder Backed Up by Bones
Diggers find bone like particles while probing for Esta Stott’s body in Hornell New York as Samuel Stott, his estranged son, claims he killed Esta and Frank Murphy in 1925 and buried them roadside. Police declined to comment amid ongoing investigations and prior arrest in Kansas City.
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Hornell
N. Y
Esta Stott
Samuel 8
Stott
Eugene F. Hoyt
Kansas City
Kan
Hoyt
First Lady’s Pacific Visit Schedule Changes
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt said General MacArthur warned a New Guinea stop would be more of a bother than a pleasure during her South Pacific tour. She explained missing Lae due to campaign timing. The report notes the army 105 mm howitzer can fire a 33 pound shell about seven miles.
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Philadelphia
MacArthur
Eleanor Roosevelt
New Guinea
South Pacific
Civic Groups Plan For Education Week Observance
Representatives of all civic organizations will plan for American Education Week at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at Senior High School. Education for Victory is the theme, with the observance set to begin November 7. Attending groups include schools, PTA, American Legion and Auxiliary, churches, civic clubs, Delta Kappa Gamma, Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs, Amarillo Teachers Club, and Chambers of Commerce among others.
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National Observancy
Parent-Teacher Association
American Legion and Auxiliary
Delta Kappa Gamma
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Amarillo Teachers Club
Association For Childhood Education
Amarillo-Potter County
Chambers of Commerce
Volunteer Land Army Saves New York Fruit
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey announced that New York's 2,500,000-ton fruit and vegetable crop was saved by an intensive farm labor program. A land army of 111,000 volunteers supplemented 190,000 farmers and their families and 50,000 hired workers, enabling harvest with practically no loss. The report warns dairy and poultry feed shortages and a need for sustained year-round farm help remain concerns.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Land Army
T. Norman Hurd
Dewey
Hurd
Expert Asserts Dallas Rotten With Syphilis
R F P Voyer of the David Graham Hall Foundation told Dallas city councilmen that Dallas has one of the nation’s highest venereal disease rates. From 500 to 700 new syphilis cases arise monthly, with few receiving continuous treatment. He claimed syphilis is widespread across blocks and criticized the health department for failing to enforce physician reporting of patients who halt treatment.
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Dallas
R. F P. Voyer
David Graham Hall Foundation
Voyer
Uncle Keeps His Promise Ends in Fatal Car Crash
Carl Gustafson 55 of Aurora Illinois kept a promise to his niece Mrs Joseph Veres to guard her mongrel dog. While driving the dog to work the animal darted into the highway and Gustafson was struck by a car and fatally injured. The dog escaped unhurt. The article also notes the first graphic demonstration of sound wave in 1857.
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Aurora
Iil
Carl Gustafson
Joseph Veres
Gustafson
Radio Schedule for KGNC Friday and Saturday Programs
Friday evening lists NBC and MBS programs from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am including Fred Waring and Your All Time Hit Parade. Saturday covers morning to late afternoon with Farm Round Up, Victory ads, sports, and Navy and Blue network shows, ending with Sign Off at midnight.
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Kgnc Fitz
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Howdy
Soldier
Wendell Willkie
Amos 'N Andy
Dick Leibert
Richard Harkness
Paul Martin
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Rise
Trading Post
Shep Fields
TQN
Ted Steele
Amarillo Field
United States Coast Guard
Parade
Music Room
Battle of Wits
Russ Morgan
Atr
Winatop Duzrzit
Roy Shield and Company
People’s War
Ohio State
Purdue
All Church
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Amarillo
John Gunther
Merican Merchant Marine
Denny Beckner
His
Madcap Merrymakers
Mbs
Chez Paree
Roseland Ballroom Orch
Treasury
Victory
Blue
John Freedom
National Farm and Home Hour
Lopez
Lani McIntire
Orch
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Horace Heidt
Navy Bulletin Board
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London
Paris
Benito
Mussolini
Globe-News
MacArthur Blunt
Volunteer Land Army
Dallas Rotten
J. M. Hyden
W. 7Th St
Eevens
Lloyd C. Douglas
the Robe
Polk F. C. Gayne
Hrifty American Shoppers
Earry Wood
KFDA
Hallmark
ET Ceri
Allied Lines Insurance
Poplin
Carol Brents
Lovely Rayon
Montgomery
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