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Moulton Eagle in Moulton, Texas

03 Nov 1944

Page 9

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Moulton Eagle

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Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

9

So Help Me God at Ellington Field Remembering Fallen Sons

A father recalls his three sons who served in the armed forces, two killed in action, at Ellington Field Texas. He laments the sacrifices of veterans and condemns domestic political threats seen in the CIO and Hillman Browder network, urging defense of the Constitution and loyalty to the United States.

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Ellington Field Texas United States Army Air Force Ellington Navy Air America The United States France CIO Roosevelt Department of Justice Hillman Chicago United States Department of Justice Biddle Harry Truman
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RAF Raids Hit Axis Plants Across Europe in Broad Campaign

Allied bombers pounded Cologne and Essen along with Berlin Milan the Skoda works near Prague Renault plant near Paris Hamburg Rostock Lubeck Augsburg and other vital production and transport centers shaping the air war.

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RAF Europe Cologne Essen Krupp Works Berlin Milan Skoda Czechoslovakia Renault Paris Hamburg Rostock Lubeck Augsburg
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American slang echoes in British air cadets speech

The piece notes how British air cadets in America struggle with American expressions while Americans would similarly stumble over British terms such as chemist shop for drug store and soda jerk for clerk, illustrating language exchanges between allies.

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America Johnny Doughboy England Clark
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Hillmans Browders Murrays Communist Front Fove Corp Ross Armijo Camp Wolters Amigo Ku Kiva Klan South
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