20 Dec 1944
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1944
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a Christmas field service with Protestant elements and church activity. Mentions a Sunday gathering, a woman attendee, and Chaplain Eimoneds ulon Francis B. Bald. unclear names and details due to damaged text.
New York sources report the Bolicy Association criticized United Nations efforts as insufficient to transport relief and pacify areas. The article notes the struggle to mobilize funds and logistics, referencing dates, figures, and mentions of chemical substances and petroleum derivatives.
A cheerful Christmas moment at Washington Union Station shows a young boy grabbing his father's leg after greetings while his mother shares a kiss, capturing a warm family reunion.
The column offers Beef in Burgundy and Cream of Spinach Soup recipes with steps and serving ideas credited to Marian Tracy, followed by a brief obituary noting Mrs. Josephine Marcus Earp, 75, widow of Wyatt Earp, died in Los Angeles. Earp formerly served as technical advisor for a film about Tombstone.
A report details an explosion at a facility in Cago on December 14, killing Ine K Hart and another worker identified as K Hart. Investigation underway to determine cause and assess damages.
The vice president announced the Pittsburg Co. as part of a Pacific Cos. expansion. A Bartlett California site will host a plant producing soda ash and other household cleaners. The project includes a new facility and employment prospects.
SEATTLE December 20 AP Jap in relocation centers who reach their relocation point after January 2 will be given aid by the War Relocation Authority John Bigelow said in Seattle arriving from Tule Lake California to aid in the orderly return of Japan to this area The WRA is continuing efforts to relocate these in the centers in the Middle West and East where housing conditions are better and feel ig less
Four United States Pacific Fleet officers receive honors for Pacific theater actions and Normandy invasion service. Rear Admiral Samuel P. Ginder and Captain Wallace M. Dillion earn the Legion of Merit. Captains John P. Heath and Frederick W. Pennoyer Jr. receive the Air Medal. Pennoyer’s crew involvement against Wake Island also cited.
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