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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1944

Page

7

The Night Raid Over Davao Bay by Fortresses

Lieut. Col. Frank Kurtz recalls the fatal Day Old 99 lost eight men in the Philippines. The crew fights through fogs and jammed fields in Samarinda and Davao to strike a massive Japanese fleet, delivering four 600 pound bombs as their craft returns home wounded but undefeated.

Frank Kurtz Philippines Australia U.S Kurtz Schaetzel Brereton Batchelor Field Java Java Sea Borneo Samarinda Field Malang Davao Bay George Schaetzel George Jim Connally Davao Samarinda Frank Colliin Broadhurst Missouri Jim

British farmer Rae named agricultural attaché in Washington

Robert Rae, newly arrived agricultural attaché to the British Embassy in Washington, discusses English farming under war conditions with U S reporters. He notes England now produces 70 percent of its food, doubled since prewar levels, and outlines plans to maintain output through 1947. He cites reliance on mechanization, labor shifts, and continued import needs while observing citrus fruit demand and technology exchanges with the United States.

Cecil Corribs Cecil Stone Pearl Harbor Hawaii Jim Washington, D. C Britain Robert Rae Washington University of Reading England James A. Scott Watson Rae Scott Watson Ministry of Agriculture

Early American Wall Pocket for Ration Books

Woodworkers can cut a light pine wall pocket for ration books and a grocery list pad. Place near entry for gloves keys or notes. Mrs Spears offers patterns in actual size with directions, Pattern 261, request and send 15 cents.

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