Red Cross Publish Prisoners of War Bulletin
The American Red Cross has mailed the first copies of Prisoners of War Bulletin to next of kin of American POWs and internees. Foreword notes aim to inform relatives about rights and relief, with sections on POW rules, relief in the Far East, food parcel centers, home packages, and letters from prisoners. Local chapters will assist, and relatives are invited to share letters and include them for publication.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
International Organization of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Europe
Far East
United States
United Nation
Gilbert Redfern
Bulletin
Fragmented clues from a cryptic puzzle and notices
The passage blends a Saturday puzzle solution with assorted notices and crime briefs. It cites committee meat control, Slaughter permits, and quotas to be reviewed for war board consideration, plus Mississippi health data noting 1471 deaths in 1942 from accidents and a警 warning on sunburn. It also reports Ras Duke Hardy’s arrest in Dallas after escaping Mississippi’s penitentiary, and a damages suit by Mr and Mrs Klepoch against transport firms over a bus collision near Alexandria.
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Freeman
Louisiana Usda War Board
Jackson
Felix J. Underwood
Mississippi
Underwood
Giant's Dome stalagmite at Carlsbad Caverns giant landmark
The Giant's Dome stalagmite in Carlsbad Caverns is described as the world’s largest stalagmite, standing about 62 feet tall with an estimated age of 60 million years. A local building inspector issued a permit for L. E. Hut to add a porch to his residence on the street, costing 85 dollars.
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Giant's Dome
Carlsbad Caverns
Sam H. Awl
L. E. Hut
Costly Swim A. A. P. F. S. Lieutenant Missing Billfold
Police search for the brown leather billfold of Lieutenant William L. Cook of the A. A. P. F. S. Selmanfield after a costly swim Sunday. The wallet contained nine dollars and several important papers and disappeared during the swim.
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William L. Cook
Selmanfield
Fire at Travel ers hotel kills one in Baton Rouge
Lemuel C Marshall of Alexandria died in a blaze that gutted the Travel ers hotel on Main Street. His body was found after the fire was controlled. He was an accountant for the Kansas City Bridge company and had lived at the hotel for about a year. The blaze occurred early Sunday morning and caused no other deaths.
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Baton Rouge
Lemuel C. Marshall
Alexandria
Travelers Hotel
Main Street
Marshall
Kansas City Bridge Company
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Soldier
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Lil Abner
Oe m Sai
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Red Ryder
Nevah
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Edgar Rice
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Doc
Fourth Ward
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