Dobbs Leads Strong 2AAF Team With Veteran Cast
The article profiles Dean Dobbs as the central figure of the 2AAF Superbombers, highlighting star players such as Billy Sewell Ray Evans and Lt Nick Susoelt. It notes previous performances in Sun Bowl and Sugar Bowl, potential pro interest after the war, and upcoming trials against varied clubs and military teams.
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Bob Herdren
Clarinca
Park
Washington State
Oregon State
Nick Susoelt
Hendren Dobbs
Susoeft
Washington Redskins
Dobbs
Tulsa
Billy Sewell
Ray Evans
2AAF
Maz William B
Red) Reese
Te Maf
United States
Haru ia-Simmons
Cowboys
el Pasa
Dust Harvest At Goodyear Farms Draws Test Dust
Goodyear Farms at Anz Litchfield Park produced nine 35-7 gallon drums of Arizona dust. The dust was shipped to St Paul Minnesota for air cleaner manufacturers to test its properties and usefulness.
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Litchfield Park
Anz
Goodyear Farms
Arizona
St. Paul
Minn
Backache and leg pains may signal danger signs
Fragmented text discusses backache and leg pains as possible danger signs. It mentions kidneys, poison and natural remedies in a jumbled way while urging attention to health and nature. The readable portion lacks clear facts or names but signals health warning language.
Oil Boom Sparks Mississippi and Wall Street Frenzy
Mississippi braces for a potential oil boom as investors and geologists watch fields like Cranfield Heidelberg and Eucutta, while major firms lease land and rail lines expand. Production surged from 107000 barrels in 1939 to over 18 million in 1943, but experts warn the boom may fade without pipelines and infrastructure.
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NEA
East
Texas
Wall Street
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Wildcatters
Cranfield
Heidelberg
Eucutta
Tinsley
United States
Gulf Coast
Mississippi m
Humble
Atlantic Refining
Sun Gui
Standard of California
Union Producing Co
Superior Oil
Philips
Barnsdall
Sinclair
Pure Oi
Gulf Mobile
Ohio
Gulf of
Standard Ol
Calorma
Gulf
Morgan Nolan Heidelberg
Proper Cleaning Of Livestock Urged
Auburn report from USDA scientists emphasizes simple clean dress use and thorough cleaning of premises equipment and animals. Proper cleaning reduces germs and dirt and leaves remaining microbes weakened or few in number, making them usually harmless.
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U .S Department of Agriculture
Serviceman First Class Becomes 25,000th at Red Shield Canteen
George B Herr, seaman first class, let his buddy enter the Salvation Army Red Shield Club for service men before him. He then became the 25,000th serviceman to enter the canteen, receiving a $25 war bond as a prize in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
N. J
George B Herr
Salvation Army Red Shield Club
Herr
Cotton Improvement Seed Program Planned for 1945
The plan, administered by the Office of Distribution with WFA and state committees, funds seed payments from $5 to $73 per ton to growers in approved cotton associations. Zones will designate varieties, with four-member state boards guiding local grower and technical groups across cotton states. Further details available from Auburn University extension and WFA offices in Atlanta.
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Porgere
aLecesase
Bréza
Wlre
WFA
Office of Distribution
State Extension Service
State Experiment Station
Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering
Auburn
Atlanta
A Dirty Trick On Motorists
Lake Charles residents face new parking limits with five hours allowed in residential zones at night and a four hour ban from 1 to 4 a m in the business district. The city deploys a 24 hour street sweeper to clear five months of dirt buildup since the previous machine broke down.
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Lake Charles
Virginia Tax Notice Returns Check With Plea to Cash
In Richmond Virginia a resident sent back an Internal Revenue Service notice that listed 107 dollars due. The reverse side bore the endorsement Please cash this check. The incident highlights a quirk in tax collection communications from a small Virginia community.
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Richmond
Virginia
Internal Revenue Office
Soviet Women Soldiers Admire Frills and Firearms
AP Features writer describes Russian female soldiers mixing war duty with femininity in beauty parlors. Rowena Meyer recalls soldiers getting priority in manicures while on leave, wearing blue khaki uniforms but craving simple accessories. She notes women of all ages, from grandmothers to young blondes, share the toil and pride of the front.
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Adelaide Bereap
Russia
Rowena Meyer
Amerca
America
Batumi
Canadians Helped Hold Normandy Coast In World War II
Washington reports that Canadian and British forces played crucial roles in breaking through at Cherbourg and securing the eastern Normandy flank. US troops advanced west but faced tougher resistance and slower gains compared with the Britsh and Canadians, with Cherbourg falling after heavy fighting and rail links near Villers-Bocage severed.
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Reeman
Allen
Washington
Veriuewest
Ruston
Yaris
Uberpertacelar
Cherbourg
Btany
Torbetse Tormes
le Normandy
Arca
Caen
Cherbourg Penin
Montebourg
Tilly
Russian women’s equality and daily life in wartime Moscow
Brooklyn born artist Mass Meyer, who taught languages and lectured for Russian War Relief, describes equal pay for women, absence of exploitation images, and a home life in Moscow during the siege. She notes small apartments, shared housework, nurseries, and a warm family atmosphere despite shortages.
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Mass Meyer
Russia
Mosco
Enzsn
Khabarovsk
Fnally
We First Moscow State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages
Miss Meyer
Moscow
Russian War Relief
Russa
Canadians Hold Gap Across France In Heavy Fighting
Soldiers of Canada and American units push through French towns including Dreux Chartres and Falaise as the Falaise gap narrows. Reported exchanges describe heavy beatings of German forces while Allied columns advance toward Paris, with Canadians sustaining and renewing engagements along major routes.
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Coutances
Begus
France
Wilding
Brittels
Paris
Dreux
Chartres
Grizans
Cy Falaise
Falaise Gap
Canahang
Windham Peq Winds Up as Ninth Air Force Technician
Charles H. Windham of Enterprise and Mrs C A Windham announce Windham’s service as a technician at a Ninth Air Force base in the European Theater of Operations. He enlisted in March 19 overseas during World War II.
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Charles H. Windbar
C. A. of
Enterprise
Windham
Air Ree
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