Lone Yank Guards Hitler's Nest In Berchtesgaden Visit
INS report recalls a lone American guard at Hitler's Eagle's Nest high on a Berchtesgaden peak. The tour path climbs tunnels and a nonworking elevator to a sparsely furnished stone complex with dining rooms, a kitchen, and a long porch overlooking the Alps.
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James L. Kilgallen
INS
Germany
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Cpl
Joseph E. Short
Birmingham
Cpl. Short
Forty First Avenue N
Alabama
Hermannring
James H. Harper
327Th
Glider Infantry
Still Pond
S Nest
Hitler's Nest
I Am the Trigger Man Ride and Rub Out Threats
A fragment quotes a boastful line about violence and intimidation. The item appears as a crime-adjacent crackling quote likely from a sensational or streetwise patron note. No clear events or participants are named beyond the speaker.
Man Arrested In Kidnapping Case In Rochester
Nine year old Marjorie Wick, missing since July 25 from Buffalo, was found in Rochester. John Barton, 65, of Rochester, was arrested on a kidnapping charge after claiming the child was his daughter June E Barton. Police report no further details at this time.
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Rochester
N. Y
Marjorie Wick
Buffalo
John Barton
June E. Barton
Sandwich Loaf Ideal For Sunday Supper
Wilson's weekly notes a sandwich loaf as a simple main dish for Sunday night meals. It saves ration points and is easy to serve, best prepared in the cool of morning with no last minute work.
Fancy Deviled Ham Loaf Sandwiches
Slice unsliced bread lengthwise into four thin panels. Spread with Wilsons mayonnaise. Layer with a filling of deviled ham sweet pepper carrots onions and cheese set with gelatin and evaporated milk. Frost and chill the loaf then cut into twelve servings.
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Wilson
Sandwich Loaf Tallies Simple Accompaniments
A sandwich loaf as the main dish pairs with chilled tomato slices on crisp lettuce and fresh fruit for dessert, offering simple, breezy accompaniments to a light meal.
Beginning of an international education conference idea
A refugee educators group in London planned postwar global educational and cultural cooperation. The United States invited observers in 1944, leading to a charter for a permanent international body under United Nations oversight to promote education, culture, and science worldwide.
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Washington
London
Europe
United States
Russia
China
United Nations
State Department
Congress
United Nations Organization
Omnes of Nations
Institute of International Ration
Red July devastates Japan in Pacific war thrusts
A war chronicle notes the August 2 report of Japan's near total naval and industrial depletion during July. U S air bases in Okinawa and Luzon supported a 6 632 ton assault by 820 B 29s, with carriers reinforcing from the sea as Adm. Halsey’s fleet reassembles. July saw over 36 000 tons of incendiary bombs on 36 cities and eight oil refineries, with seven large superfort missions.
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Guam
Japan
Okinawa
Luzon
Nippon
Adm
Halsey
Honshu
Iwo
Marine Corsair Squadron Tops Japs 65 to 0 in Okinawa Air Patrols
The Second Marine Air Wing Corsair squadron led by Maj Perry L Shuman achieved a 65 to 0 combat air patrol score on Okinawa with no losses. A lone enemy fighter fled and crashed after a high speed chase over the sea. Early western merchants traded goods for gold and silver, with one Santa Fe trader returning about 200000 dollars in precious metals.
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Okinawa
Marine Air Wing
Perry L. Shuman
Lakeland
Fla
Edgerton
Claude Camp
Marine Corps
Santa Fe
Egg shell texture signals freshness or age
A fresh egg typically has a chalky rough shell while a smooth shiny shell indicates older age. This difference in texture helps assess shell condition and freshness.
Librarian Addresses Thomasville Rotary Club
Mary Green Matthews, Thomasville librarian, spoke to the Rotary Club about Davidson county library work. She noted county libraries lent 329374 items last year with 21 percent facts, 2239 new readers, 1032 under 14, and a county registration of 13541.
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Thomasville
Mary Green Matthews
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Matthews
D. A. Long, Jr
Davidson County Library System
Davidson
Lohall Hebli Tioress TC
Lexington
Suakes Colored School
Thomasville Colored Library
The
Colored School
Dunbar Colored Rural Library
Jap Shell Provides Water For Marines On Okinawa
Delayed report describes a direct hit on a cement tomb shelter during enemy artillery fire. Marines sheltered there received their first fresh water shower since landing on Okinawa as an underground spring opened through the roof passageway. No occupants were injured.
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Okinawa
Seth R. Voigt
Marine Corps
Salad days and home made mayonnaise in hot August
The article extols summer salads as main meals with crisp raw vegetables and a French dressing. It offers a recipe for homemade mayonnaise using olive oil and basic pantry ingredients, plus tips on proper mixing and storage, and notes fruit salads stay cooling in hot weather.
One Fifth Of Air Force To Pacific
Washington, Aug. 2. Maj. Gen. Frederick L. Anderson said only one in five air force personnel from European and Mediterranean theaters will go to the Pacific. About 80 percent stay in the United States for duty. Of those sent to the Pacific, many have not been in combat. The air force had 2,300,000 men on V E day and plans to use 2,130,000 against Japan.
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Washington
Air Force
European
Mediterranean
Pacific
United States
Frederick L. Anderson
Aderson
Japan
Little Theater in Times Square shown to Marines
A delayed dispatch notes a sign outside a tent advertising a film at a Marine unit location. The placard reads Little Theater Times Square and mentions a distance of 5,500 miles to the screening site.
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Pacific
Times Square
Salad ideas and variations for everyday meals
The piece lists inventive salads using cheese, peaches, crab meat, shrimp, mayonnaise and fruits in avocado. It suggests serving with sour cream and paprika, mentions stuffed avocados, cottage cheese with chives, and a red cabbage coleslaw as examples, noting any ingredient can combine in a salad for daily variety.
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Berlin
International Conference On Education
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Morning Glory
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Virginia
Lai
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Holland
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