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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1944

Page

10

Not Too Happy Over Nazi Loot In France

US troops in France celebrate captured German supplies with humor as they haul cabbage and build improvised ferries across the Loire. Soldiers joke about cabbage theft and mail, while engineers operate river crossings named 42nd Street Brooklyn and Hoboken. Naz Maj Gen Erich Elsner surrenders 20,000 troops. 29,000 troops cross a repaired bridge.

Pvt Meyer Matluck The Bronx N. Y Solon Gray Flint Mich H. M. Woodall Gladys James F. Beale Terre Haute Ind Loire France 42Nd Street Brooklyn Hoboken Corp Michael Suproc St. Clair Naz

Four Thousand Autos a Day to Be Scrapped Says OWI

Washington reports more than 4,000 autos are scrapped daily with about 1.5 million leaving highways this year. The OWI notes new car rationing supply has shrunk to 20,000 and 650,000 used cars are in dealers' hands. By year end about 23.75 million privately owned passenger cars will be in operation. The OD T calls 20 million as the minimum needed for civilian economy.

Washington OWI ODT

Louvain Library Partly Wrecked Shell

The famous Louvain library in Belgium lies partly in ruins after German actions. Rebuilt with US subscriptions, the building again suffered destruction when Germans entered Louvain four years ago. fronts walls and roofs remain as rear shows an empty shell framed by bare walls and windows.

Louvain Belgium United States

Robots to replace piloted bombers, Magruder predicts

Baltimore designer Peyton M. Magruder, returning from Europe, predicts German robot planes will revolutionize air warfare and ultimately replace piloted bombers. He says Hitler will be remembered for the first pilotedless plane two centuries hence. Magruder leads new design at Glenn L. Martin and originated the Martin Marauder.

Baltimore Peyton M. Magruder Hitler Magruder Glenn L. Martin Airplane Manufacturing

Proper potato storage temperatures and moisture control

Proper storage requires stable temperature and humidity. If potatoes are kept too warm they oxidize and decay. if kept below 38 degrees they convert starch to sugar, losing flavor and browning in frying. Bringing potatoes to room temperature for two weeks reverses sugar formation and restores cooking quality. 40 to 50 degrees is ideal.

Seattle's Rise From Sealth to Seattle City Founder

Seattle grew rapidly to become a major city by mid 19th century. Founded by Arthur A. Denny and Illinois settlers who landed at Alki Point in 1851, it was initially named Sealth after a local Siwash chief. The name evolved to Seattle for easier pronunciation.

Seattle Wash Arthur A. Denny Illinois Alki Point Sealth

Apple Varieties Decline From 7000 to 30 Commercial

The article traces the drop from over seven thousand named apple varieties to roughly thirty that remain commercially important. It notes that around 1900 about 340 varieties were on the recommended list and nurseries offered at least 1400 kinds, with current sales focusing on a small core. A Merry Christmas and Happy.

Nazi General Is Rooted Out of Cellar in France

Supreme Headquarters reports Maj. Gen D Rodowski commander of Cler gaant Permand garrison found in a cellar of a small farm west of the Belfort gap. He was the 10th German general killed or captured by the American Seventh Army as its drive from the Riviera severed his force.

U.S France Paris Corp Hal F. Crouse Maiden, N. C Supreme Headquarters AEF Seventh Army Belfort Gap D. Rodowski Clergaant Permand Pierre Laval Riviera

Two 16 Year Old Runaways From Louisiana Captured

Two 16 year old girls from Dubberly Louisiana Kathryn Sheppard and Lee Davis were placed in Deputy Sheriff Carl C. Black’s custody after they said they were tired of home and running away. The parents may travel to retrieve them. Both attend school.

Dubberly Carl C. Black Kathryn Sheppard Lee Davis

Asbestos Cement Materials Remain Available for Home Repairs

Asbestos fibers, derived from a rock, harden with age and resist fire and weather. The mineral is mixed with Portland cement to make shingles, sidings, and building board, and remains available to homeowners for repairs despite military demands.

Eye Exercises Aid Weak Eye Muscles

Eye exercises may strengthen weak muscles to coordinate the two eyes. The consensus is such exercises have little value for refractive errors of the eyes.

Continuous feeding to protect chicks against coccidiosis

The guide advises keeping feed available for growing chicks at all times to help ward off coccidiosis. It emphasizes constant access to nutritious feed as a preventive measure for the flock.

Homer Chambers Visits Wife and Mother Over Weekend

Homer Chambers of Camp Hood traveled home to spend time with his wife and mother during the weekend.

Homer Chambers Camp Hood

Lights of New York fragment from L L Stevenson

A montage of Central Park scenes and New York street life set against war era hints. Vivid vignettes include a tearful reader, a taxi, a streetwise cabbie, a sidewalk romance, and commuters near Grand Central Terminal with a Times Square subway moment and references to Empire State, Coney Island, and a cafe society in 1945.

U S Soldier Reverses Lend Lease Scheme

Sgt Benny Maynard stationed in England reversed a lend-lease move by shipping a supply of pingpong balls to Pratt Kansas after reading reports of shortages abroad. He sent them to the local chamber of commerce to help residents enjoy recreation.

Pratt Kan Benny Maynard Chamber of Commerce Maynard England

Life Span in War Year Edges Up in U S Workers

The average life expectancy for American wage earners rose by nine months in the first year of the war. Women still live longer than men by five years, with an average life expectancy of 64.18 years.

Shoppers Mrs Ray and Mrs Cook Visit Cameron

Mrs B B Ray and Mrs John Cook of Val Verde shopped in Cameron last week, highlighting a regional shopping trip and social ties.

B. B. Ray John Cook Val Verde Cameron

New Fish Finder Aids Fishermen With School Detection

A new sensitive echo sounding device for surface vessels helps fishermen locate schools of fish and determine their size and direction.

Misses Denker and Sutter Visit Le Roy Orsay at Watts Switch

Miss Mildred Denker and Miss Mickey Sutter visited Le Roy Orsay at Watts Switch on Wednesday night.

Mildred Denker Mickey Sutter le Roy Orsay Watts Switch

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