Scientists Speculate On German V-2 Rocket Bomb
New York November 18 From industrial and interplanetary experts comes speculation on the V-2 rocket. Analysts detail its parts propulsion and potential future uses including long range guidance by electrical instruments. They discuss launch methods from land ramps or barges and the possibility of submarine or surface launches.
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Martial & Scull
Families May Visit Fort Dix Soldiers
Fort Dix New Jersey announces Thanksgiving Day meal for soldiers and their immediate families or one guest at the fort. More than 1500 turkeys will be served in the Army chow style meal. Also reports German ace Lt Anton Haffner, credited with 204 air victories, is killed in action per German radio.
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V-2 Rocket Described By London Correspondent
Walter Farr reports from Stockholm on the V-2 rocket with a speed of 5000 feet per second and an altitude of 40 to 50 miles. The rocket, a silent, fireball comet, travels unseen, hits the ground thirty to forty feet deep, explodes, and causes a double quake-like rumble.
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London Daily Mail
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Yanks Wined and Dined in South France with Seventh Army
United States troops in southern France enjoy luxury rest spots in Cannes and Nice as part of a champagne campaign. Major Combs, Captain Sousa, and Captain Price run beach hotels and guest lists while soldiers mingle with locals, shop in shops, and savor Riviera life between long marches and c rations.
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Star Spangled Banner On Exhibit At Smithsonian Again
The original Star Spangled Banner, moved for wartime safety, is back on view at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Also on display is Morse's original telegraph instrument, with other historical objects returning to visibility after the war.
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