Nazi industrialists planned postwar foreign finance and bureaus
A wartime document describes Nazi leaders urging German industrialists to prepare for a postwar commercial campaign. It says firms should form discreet foreign alliances, fund a covert postwar Nazi foundation, and set up independent research bureaus to receive weapon plans. It also notes funds abroad and water resources study pretexts.
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Kilgore
Germany
Nazi Party
Local servicemen listed in wartime dispatches from Monroe area
Private Jewel H Kilpatrick of West Monroe transferred to a strategic air depot in England as a clerk-typist in the public relations section of a major repair and supply base. Corporal George B Mahoney of Monroe aided redeployment efforts in France, preparing aircraft parts for transfer to the Pacific theater. Staff Sergeant William E Person, 19, of Waterproof, promoted to sergeant in England with the 493rd Bomber Group, B-17 gunner. Captain O R Johnson Jr of Monroe serves with the General Engineer District in Manila as assistant chief in operations. He is a 1942 Army veteran and University of Arkansas graduate.
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Eighth Air Force
England
William E. Person
W. E. Person
Waterproof
493Rd
Robert B. Landry
New Orleans
Third Air Division
England-to-Africa
Messerschmitt
Regensburg
Waterproof High School
Louisiana State University
Army
General Engineer District
Manila
0. R. Johnson, Jr
Grayling Lane
Monroe
P. I
Johnson
Vicksburg, Miss
University of Arkansas
Albert S. Johnson
Cpl
Robert C. Johnson
Europe
Captain Johnson
George B. Mahoney
ST. Germain EN Laye
France
Hudson Lane
Pacific
Mahonexs
Air Technical Service Command
Ninth Air Forces
Corysorsl Mahoney
Jewel Kilpatrick
Eighth Air Force Service Command
Enelind
Pot
Jewel H. Kilpatrick
WR. Kilpatrick
West Monroe
Bins Strategic Air Depot
Kilpatrick
Metropolitan Life Insurance Companys
Camp Beaureguard
Camp Croft
Family Relief From Hot Weather Skin Irritations
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Strategy shifts as Doolittle names Pacific air force base
General Doolittle outlines plans for the Sth air force with Colorado Springs as its headquarters during retraining. He mentions B-29s and other ships, and notes long range fighters may join the Pacific force. He discusses industrial targets in Japan versus Germany and cautions about Tokyo engagement until key jobs are completed.
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Doolittle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sth
Doalittle
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Tokyo
Beacons of Hope Over Silent Airstrips at Dawn
From a distant airfield a single bright light pierces the sky hour after hour as planes roar down the runways and crews monitor arrivals. Families back home wait for telegrams while airmen endure the strain and danger of ongoing missions.
Hygiene guidance for pregnancy monitoring outlined
A physician recommends early pregnancy care with pelvic measurement urinalysis and blood test. Regular follow up visits include physical exams blood pressure and general advice to monitor fetal development and the mother's physical and mental condition.
Polish underground leaders sentenced after lengthy trial
In Moscow time the 15 Polish defendants were sentenced after hours of argument. Stanislaw Jasiukowicz Kazimir Puzhiak Alexander Zwecziwersky Kazimir S Baginski Eugene Czarnowski Stanislaw Merzuva F A Urbanski J A Khratsinski Z Stupulowski faced four months to five years in various posts. The court read verdicts as the last day of the trial ended. Each spoke of government needs and kept ties with Soviet Russia.
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Kazimir Puzhiak
Socialist Party
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Kazimir S. Baginski
Peasant Party
Eugene Czarnowski
Union Democrats
Stanis
Afanaseev
Ulrich
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Bus Explosion and Bridge Fire Injure Several People
Witness H A Wilson reports a bus erupted in flames on a bridge near Monticello after an explosion he heard from his home. Fire consumed the vehicle, burning occupants who jumped to safety. Patrolmen say a broken fuel line under the bus may have sparked the blaze. The bridge was badly burned and traffic rerouted.
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H. A. Wilson
Monticello
Wilson
Surviving USS Halligan Sailor From Monroe
Lloyd Med rie White of Monroe Louisiana listed as among the first survivors of ships lost in the Okinawa campaign. White served as chief boatswain's mate aboard the USS Halligan which struck a mine and sank March 26 near the Okinawa coast.
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Lloyd White
New Orleans
Lloyd Medrie White
Oak Street
Monroe
San Francisco
White
Halligan
Okinawa
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