Inter Allied rifle and pistol matches proposed by readers
Edw Schmidt and Vincent Slemon urge the Mail Call editor to back inter Allied rifle and pistol matches. They note wasted ammunition in ditches and urge including medics, NRA members, and soldiers to join. They seek details and addresses to promote the idea.
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J. K. Kovac
NRA
National Rifle Association
Inquiry on Caterpillar and Boot and Wing Club addresses
A letter from two servicemen seeking confirmation of eligibility and requests for current mailing addresses for the Caterpillar Club and the Boot and Wing Club. They recall the English group named Late Arrivals Club and describe returning from enemy territory into Italy.
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Italy
England
Remember It Is Not Right To Leave This Soon
A prose poem speaks of parting and longing as a speaker urges a loved one to stay. The speaker laments losing the embrace and voices deep love, while hoping the memory remains cherished in a secret place. The passage emphasizes enduring emotion beyond control.
Anno Domino Poem Teases a Brighter Year Ahead
A reflective verse contemplates the passing year and the hope for peace and renewal. It expresses longing for the life once known and a brighter sky in the coming year.
Naples Movie Notices and Schedule Highlights
A compiled listings page shows film times and venues across Naples including AUGUSTEO Red Cross Mulitple shows for Red Cross events with Walter Huston and Katharine Hepburn in Dragon Seed, ALHAMBRA, MEDICAY Center Music Hall, ENSA CINEMA, BSIJOQU CINEMA, and more. Opera performances at Ban Carlo and Garrsion Theater host a slate of classics, plus USO stage pieces Ten Little Indians and PBS personnel dates. Free admission for Allied forces. ticket office hours vary. note Mediterranean Symphony Orchestra Berlioz request and Dec 16 Constant Lambert symphony in box office notes.
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Naples
Augusteo
Red Cross
Dragon Seed
Walter Huston
Katherine Hepburn
Alhambra
Nisco
Joan Fontaine
Medicay
Center Music Hall
Say Kyser
USO
Piazza Municipia
8Th Port
PBS
Constant Lambert
San Carlo Opera House
Grumbling Senators Push 97 Army Promotion Votes
The Senate Military Affairs Committee debated 97 officers for brigadier and major general ranks amid grumbling over Regular Army advantages. Debate split on prioritizing combat duty versus duty at home and whether five star ranks should be permanent or temporary, risking Administration-backed legislation.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Albert B. Chandler
Associated Press
Chandler
Army of the United States
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo
Sep. Chan Gurney
S. D
Senate
Pentagon
Army
Navy
House Rules Committee
Busted General Geis Job in War Factory
Former Maj. Gen. Henry J. P. Miller, demoted and sent home from England after discussing invasion timing, has left the Army for an advisory post at a war plant. Miller, a West Point graduate and veteran of World War I, will work with Boots Aircraft Nut Corp as a consultant. he declined further comment.
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New Canaan
Conn
ANS
Henry J. P. Miller
England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Col. Miller
War Department
West Point
Army Air Corps
Boots Aircraft Nut Corp
N. J. Boots
London
Miller
Eisenhower
8Th
Sth
Seven Die in TWA Crash at Burbank Airport
Seven persons were killed when a TWA passenger plane crashed at Burbank Airport on Friday. Officials were unable to determine the cause of the accident.
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Los Angeles
TWA
Burbank
FDR Reports Europe Freed Menace Hope 90 Percent Self Supply
President Roosevelt told Congress that liberated Europe can supply about 90 percent of its basic needs this winter. He discussed UNRRA aid, noting field operations have not begun and emergency relief is still military supplied. The report shows 4.25 million spent and 353 million allocated of 806 million. 100 million people freed. acute food shortages and exposure due to lack of clothing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Writer Thinks Nazis Top Japs As Fighters
NEW YORK Dec 6 United Press correspondent Robert C. Miller, who fought with U S Marines on Guadalcanal, returned with a wounded arm and said Germans are better fighters than the Japanese. He praised German tactics, training, and equipment, noting Luftwaffe superiority and German fanatic resistance reminiscent of Japanese in the Solomons.
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New York
Robert C. Miller
United Press
U. S
Guadalcanal
Europe
Miller
United States
France
England
Verdun
George S. Patton
Solomon’s
Pacific
Vets Of 1918 Enlist For War Plant Work
Cedar City Utah veterans led by the VFW post sign a pledge to work in any ammunition plant nationwide during the emergency. More than 60 names are on the list with a goal of 100 for submission to the War Manpower Commission. One signer is Rep Walter K Granger of Utah.
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Cedar City
Utah
Delk
ANS
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
War Manpower Commission
Walter K. Granger
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United Natons News Servce
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Fire Stars and Stripes
Mattime
Vincent F. Slemon
Carlo Opera
Piazza
Adrieste Trento
BNS4
Piasta
Dante
Mon To Sun
Wotnots
Berlioz
Mediterranean Symphony Orchestra
Palm Theatre
Portic
RAF Theater
Movgle
Slips and Stimeys
Foggia
Plagella
Little Yneater
Rosie the Riveter
Jane Frazer
Geis
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Germany
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