They Headed For Paris But Found Trouble
The crew of American troops moves toward Paris yet meets danger near Rambouillet. Major Owens takes a hit helmet bullet and survives as German fire forces a retreat. Sergeant Lewis and Ernest Hemingway note the map and a tense encounter with German forces near a wheat field and electric railway.
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Versailles
Nice
Paris
Taxpause
Lewis Wer
Colerain
N. C
Maj
Chink) Owens
June City
Kansas
George
Rambouillett
Rambouil- Jett
Ernest Hemingway
Peryay
Maj. Owen
Bunnies Battle Over Garden Invaders In East Liverpool
Russell Patterson reports rabbits ruined his victory garden and his cocker spaniel chased by two rabbits through East Liverpool, describing a chaotic scene as the pets fled in fear.
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East Liverpool
Russell Patterson
Whitehall Woman Wins Two Phelps Dodge Awards
Mrs. Tillie Curtis formerly of Whitehall received two awards at the Phelps Dodge Copper Products plant in Fort Wayne Indiana for suggestions to speed up coil final inspection. She earned five dollars for each suggestion. The Kinb family, longtime neighbors, learned of the honors.
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Whitehall
Wis
Tillie Curtis
Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corporation
Fort Wayne
Ind
Itor
A. J. Kinb
Curtis
World Food Plan Sought for Global Agricultural Agency
Washington reports move to ratify a proposed international Food and Agriculture Organization FAO with 44 nations eligible for charter. Ratification by at least 20 countries is required. The FAO would mainly advise and fact find rather than command. President Roosevelt was expected to submit the plan to Congress soon.
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Washington
United States and
Associated Nations
International Food and Agriculture Organization
Commission of the
United Nations Food and Agriculture Conference
Hot Springs
FAO
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Amnesians Organization
Interim Commission
L. B. Pearson
Roosevelt
Congress
Agriculture predicts five and a half million to vitamin A feed
The U S department of agriculture forecasts about 5 500 000 will be spent in 1944 to add vitamin A concentrate to poultry and livestock feed, marking a sizable allocation for enhanced nutrition in farm stands.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Melrose airman George H. Bornitz receives Air Medal
Sgt. George H. Bornitz of Melrose Wis Route 1 Box 186 husband of Mrs. George Bornitz is awarded the Air Medal by the commanding officer of the 13th AAF medium bombardment group in the Pacific theater. The citation notes meritorious achievement during aerial missions of a hazardous nature. Bornitz serves as a radio gunner on a B 25 Mitchell bomber and is a Melrose High School graduate.
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13Th Aaf
Southwest Pacific
George H. Bornitz
Melrose
Wis
George Bornitz
Sgt
Bornitz
Steel towers rise at Camp McCoy for radio systems
Two permanent steel towers were erected at Camp McCoy by the 656th Engineer Topographical Battalion last week. A 113 foot tower for the 1640 MP radio system was installed in the stone quarry, and a 100 foot tower behind fire station 2 holds weather instruments and the aerial for the forest fire department radio system.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
656Th Engineer
Fire Department
Gets Commission As Ensign In Navy
Dr. Sylvan B. Lee a research bacteriologist with General Mills in Minneapolis received his commission as an ensign in the navy and was sent to Frederick Maryland to join the laboratory at the army navy air base. Mrs. Lee accompanies him. Ensign Lee is the son of Mr and Mrs L T Lee of Holmen Wisconsin.
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Holmen, Wis
Sylvan B. Lee
General Mills
Minneapolis
Minn
Navy
Frederick
Army-Navy Air Base
Lee
Ensign Lee
L. T. Lee
Holmen
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