Bastrop city treasurer held on embezzlement charge
George, Bastrop city treasurer and former mayor, was bonded after an embezzlement accusation. Sheriff Harp reported a $1,146 shortage amid ongoing audit. the case tied to his July 15 disappearance on vacation.
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Etrop
George
Bastrop
Robert E. Harp
A. B. * Andrews
Accord
George Lesttorney Lester
Monroe
Andrews
Casin
Denver
Colo
Hitler’s last stand strategy in France and Poland described
The piece analyzes Hitler’s likely retreat path as Allied advances press in both western and eastern theaters. It suggests a northeast retirement toward Paris and the English channel coast with defense along the Rhine valley and Maginot line, plus a tenuous hold on East Prussia and the Vistula corridor as Russians approach Cracow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Mckenzie
Associated Press
Hitler
Reich
France
Rhone
Thefuehrer
Caen
Spain
Atlantic
Normandy
Brittany
Avranches
Paris
English Channel
Belgium
Germany
Maginot
Sigfried
Belfort
Vistula
Warsaw
Power and Knowledge Offer Free 9 000 Word Treatise
A notice from The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles offers readers a free 9 000 word treatise by J Dingle after a decades long journey of health and mystic study. The paper invites sincere readers to request a copy at 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept K 264 Los Angeles 4 Calif before limited copies run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
K-264
Los Angeles 4
Calif
Selman Field Class 44 10 Finishes Graduation
Lt. William E. Holt addresses the Selman Field graduating class 44-10 and guests, declaring American planes superior. Medals are presented to four lieutenants including Bennett Berman Conrad Blalok Claudius Ward and Albert Zonnis. The 607th AAF band provides music.
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Selman Field
William E. Holt
North Africa
Italy
America
Clifton D. Wright
Bennett Berman
Eighth Air Force
Conrad M. Blalok
Claudius Ward
10Th Air Force
Albert I Zonnis
Fifth Air Force
Holt
Charlie Dollar
Protestant Chaplin
Forrest F. Hubbell
607Th
A. A. F. Band
Willard I. Shepherd
War labor drain worries top U S officials
Washington dispatch reports Byrnes and McNutt warn of workers leaving war plants for civilian jobs amid unclear data from BLS and WPB. Army leaders demand continued production for trucks tires tanks and ammunition as officials note plant shutdowns shifted labor and urge reinforcements to restart war production.
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Washington
Byrnes
Paul McNutt
War Manpower Commission
WMC
McNutt
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Office of Labor Production
War Production Board
WPB
Byrnes-McNutt
Wildlife camp continues at Camp Grant Walker
The eighth annual 4-H wildlife camp opened at Camp Grant Walker near Pollock and runs through August 11. Lecturers include state and federal conservation officials, L S U staff, and other experts. 4-H members from 22 parishes attend. program features field trips, wildlife studies, films, and nightly assemblies. A garden gas ration ending August 15 is announced for victory garden travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Louisiana Agricultural Extension Service
Camp Grant Walker
W. C. Abbott
J. G. Richard
Percy Viosca
State Conservation Department
New Orleans
B. A. Bateman
Extension Forester
John S. Campbell
Conservation Department
Baton Rouge
Robi
B. Dean
Fish and Wildlife Service
State College
Miss
Homer Town
Soil Conservation Service
Fort Worth
Tex
George H. Lowery Jr
L. S
Robt
Baden
KNOE to Go on Air in Monroe by October 1
James A. Noe announced KNOE will start broadcasting in Monroe on or before October 1. The 250 watt station will be housed on the Bernhardt Building eighth floor with a 300 foot transmitter tower north of Louisville avenue. KNOE will affiliate with Mutual Broadcasting System and Mr Noe also runs WNOE in New Orleans.
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Monroe
James A. Noe
KNOE
Bernhardt
Louisville Avenue
North 23Rd Street
Noe
WNOE
New Orleans
Mutual Broadcasting System
Local War News and Capitol Pigeons Return Home
AP briefs report Marine sergeant Set. F B Putman Jr wounded in the south Pacific and his wife Mary Frances Williams an A P editor filed the casualty story. In Baton Rouge two cream colored pigeons Peace and Harmony return after release to roost above the house wing. In Shreveport Rev Felix J Clarkson S J dies while preparing to celebrate mass. Also Lt Joseph C Herbert of Baton Rouge noted as part of a carrier task force striking Palau Japan targets.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
F. B. Putman, Jr
F. B. Putman
Baton Rouge
South Pacific
Sergeant Putman
Marine Corps
Louisiana State University
Peace and Harmony
Shreveport
Felix J. Clarkson
S. J
St. John's Catholic Church
Grand Coteau, la
U. S
Palau
Joseph C. Herbert
Swedish Letter Delivers Fortunes to Fort McPherson Officer
Captain Sidney Karling, Fort McPherson post exchange officer, found a Swedish letter in his pocket. Translation revealed an uncle in Sweden left him 52,000 kroner, about $12,000 at the current exchange rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort M’pherson
Sidney Karling
Fort McPherson
Karling
Sweden
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
Unsigned promotional letter touts Kellogg's All Bran as a natural regulator for constipation. Customer Myrtle Wood of Akron credits daily use with regular elimination and urges readers to try the cereal with milk, fruit, and water.
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Breakfast Club
Myrtle Wood
Baumanyville St
Akron
Ohio
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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