Why Paratroop Didn't Go Home This Christmas
A World War II paratrooper in Halloran General Hospital recalls jumps from Africa to Sicily and Italy, describing injuries and the wish to be home for Christmas despite healing. He explains his infected arm and reluctance to involve his girlfriend and family in his pain.
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Halloran General Hospital
New York
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Capital Newspaper Strike Ends as Unions Return to Work
Washington four daily papers resumed publication after the Columbia Typographical Union voted 158 to 85 to end a 24 hour walkout. Union president Jesse B. Manbeck urged tangible wage talks within 48 hours, or a renewed continuous meeting would halt reporting to work. The dispute drew War Labor Board intervention and international union involvement.
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Claude M. Baker
Horse Falls Down Ties Up 11 Trains
A horse pulling a junk wagon collapsed on the Reading railroad northbound tracks in Philadelphia delaying commuters up to two and a half hours. The animal sprawled across southbound tracks, stopping 11 trains until workers used a belly band and a derrick to lift it clear.
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Navy yard jobs surge as recruiters seek Middle West workers
Navy yards across the United States report unprecedented growth and seek workers from the Middle West. The Cedar Rapids recruiting station says transportation and housing will be provided and details on civilian service jobs and the S R U program are available this week. A traveling recruiting board visits Tuesday to Friday with an employment service rep to screen applicants for essential war work and show navy sound motion pictures in the post office basement.
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Jimmy Stewart Leads Bombers Over Bremen
Captain James Stewart, former movie star, commanded a Liberator squadron over Bremen in the U S Eighth Air Force attack. It was his second European mission, after arriving in Britain to lead his B-24 group. He said the mission revealed extensive enemy fighter activity.
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James Stewart
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Springfield man detained after basement store sit in
Police held 38 year old Robert Burger Monday night after being found in a Springfield store basement. He offered a peculiar explanation that he wanted to be locked in the store to write a story about his escape.
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Robert Burger
Man sacrifices life to save Christmas puppy in apartment fire
Albert Fesil thirty seven died after rescuing his family from a burning Chicago apartment. He re entered a smoke filled room to save a puppy bought for his children Albert junior twelve and Mary Ann eleven. Firemen found the puppy alive in the room after Fesil leaped from a window.
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OPA Allows 30 Cent Coke Price Increase
The Office of Price Administration authorized a 30 cent per net ton rise in ceiling prices for by products and retort gas coke. The hike applies to midwestern and southern production in Alabama Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri Tennessee Wisconsin and the western Ohio region west of Cleveland.
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Discharged Fighters to Get Shoe Stamps
Washington AP says men and women discharged from military service are eligible for shoe ration stamps. Airplane stamps Nos 1-4 in ration book 3 should stay in books issued to such persons. OPA noted some confusion among local boards.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Ration Rules Adapt for Service Members
Airplane stamps Nos 1 4 are removed from ration books for military personnel living away from home. Service men and women still need food stamps but do not require shoe stamps as their footwear is government issue.
Swiss Says Berlin Three-Fifths Gone
Basel newspaper quotes unnamed Swiss eyewitness that Berlin is now three-fifths destroyed and nearly two million people are homeless after RAF raids on the German capital.
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Basel National Zeitung
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Bernhard Arrives in Ottawa for Christmas Visit
Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands landed in Ottawa from England to spend Christmas with Princess Juliana and their three daughters at their Rockscliffe home.
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