Jackson Soldier At Surrender Seen In Rheims Note
Special writer reports Charles A Kynes thirty four a Manannas high school graduate and Jacksonville resident tied to the Lite Red School House at Rheims where the surrender was signed In a letter to his brother J Wa ger Kycea Kynes describes witnessing great excitement He is son of James and Mrs Kynes of Kynesville now evacuated to Florida attached to the Air Staff SHAEF performing clerical duties.
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Mabrianna
Charles A Kynes
Manannas High School
Kynesville
Ville County
Rheime
J Wager Kycea
Spi
Kynes
St. Kynes
Jacksonville
James Kynes
Farm War News and Hazard Notes From The Field
Farmers warn tractors can be dangerous and urge careful driving over rough ground avoiding holes and ditches. Kitchen fats are urgently needed and should be placed in fruit juice or tomato cans. Butchers and merchants offer two red points per pound. When a barn or woodland burns the saying cites years of work going up in smoke. Agricultural notices reference poultry houses and safety concerns.
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AQ Poultry Houses
Dr Swamp Root Note on Kidazya Case Flaw
Fragmentary text mentions Dr Swamp Root and a case involving Kidazya. Reads like a rough note about flaws in aristocratic relations and a focus on non-habit, likely non-prescribed remedy claims. Some names and details are unclear. essential entities are Dr Swamp Root and Kidazya.
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DR. Swamp Root
Arist
Beloom
Kimer
Farm Credit to Dispose of Surplus War Lands
Secretary Wickard designates the Farm Credit Administration to dispose of surplus agricultural and forest lands no longer needed for war purposes. Sunlight, drying, germicidal effect, and vitamin D production in birds noted in context.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Farm Credit Administration
Gsere
Lord Haw Haw BroadcastPioneer Captured by Allies
Allied troops seized William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw along with his wife. Joyce, a British broadcaster for German propaganda since 1939, read Hitler’s death order in Hamburg. An AP interview from 1940 recalled his early life and anti Jewish stance.
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Second Army
Willam Joyce
Lord Haw Haw
Joyce
Admiral Doenitz
Adolf Hitler
Hamburg
Associated Press
Preston Grover
Berlin
New York
Ireland
Jonah Barrington
The
London Daily Express
British Brides Learn American Customs from Red Cross
British brides of U S servicemen will learn American life as they move to the United States. The Red Cross started lessons after a 1943 Christmas tea party where English wives met American women and asked about Kansas climate and American daily life.
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America
Red Cross
Kansas
Red Cross runs GI Bride school in Rainbow Corner Club
Tea time questions about life in America lead to the Red Cross starting a School for GI Brides on London's Rainbow Corner Club. Hundreds of British brides of American servicemen attend monthly sessions to learn about American life, incomes, and homes, while receiving recipe booklets and guides. Alabama poultry producers are urged to boost production to help with meat shortages.
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States
Red Cross
London
Rainbow Corner Club
America
Hollywood
Alabama
Fragmentary notes on fruit prep and plant growth
The text contains garbled observations about orange juice and sliced oranges, noting differences in quality and clarity. A short remark mentions fruit maturity height at birth, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
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