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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1944

Page

7

Farmhouse wall brackets pattern for home decor

An ingle excerpt describes a three bracket wall art set for a living room, center piece fourteen inches wide with smaller side brackets. A school boy could cut them with a coping saw or jig saw. Mrs Spears provides an actual size pattern Pattern 263 with complete cutting assembling and finishing directions. Include 15 cents for cost and mailing.

Sioux draftee insists name is Kills the Enemy

In Denver a new army inductee declines to reveal any military details, declaring his name as Charles Jonas Kills the Enemy. The man, a full blooded Sioux Indian, asserts the unusual surname during induction.

Denver Army Charles Jonas

Cashier Confesses Fake Bank Robbery Hoax in 1942

FBI reports reveal Bernard Click, a 37 year old cashier of Killbuck Savings Bank in Ohio, staged a bank robbery with two armed men who never existed. He knocked himself unconscious to fake the incident, concealing $8235 in a safe deposit box and later admitting embezzlement totaling $5500. The hoax unravelled and Click was arrested December 18.

Cleveland Killbuck (O.) Savings Bank Company Federal Bureau of Investigation Bernard Click FBI Click Federal

Japs Turn Suicide After Failing to Break Line

Soldiers in Los Negros recount Japanese front-line troops attempting to breach American First Cavalry defenses. A Jap officer reportedly attacked U S troops before killing himself with a sword. Other groups reportedly detonated grenades rather than surrender.

Los Negros Mikado Japan First Cavalry Division Pfc Wilbur Resler Dan Burnett Franklin N. C

Drifting Fliers Rescued Near Truk Fortress

Three navy airmen in a rubber boat drifted for three hours within sight of Truk as anti aircraft fire damaged their plane. Ensign John J. O Sullivan piloted the craft, with Raymond E. Lord and Gene S. Berg aboard. A rescue ship saved them eight miles offshore just before they reached the fortress.

Truk Pacific John J. O’sullivan St. Louis Raymond E. Lord South Berwick Maine Gene S. Berg 161St Street Jamaica Queens

Time for fish tales at Clewiston Inn

In Clewiston Floridaduring a vacation at the Clewiston Inn P H Nichols of Atlanta hooked a large black bass on Lake Okeechobee The fish struck so hard he was knocked off balance The bass tried to haul away his rod and reel He recovered his tackle and later caught three bass to keep them in place and returned to the inn wet but victorious

Clewiston, Fla Florida Everglades Clewiston Inn P. H. Nichols Atlanta Lake Okeechobee Nichols

Baseball Poll Forecast for National League Postwar Standings

A historical preview ranks the National League with the St. Louis Cardinals favored to win. It notes losses to Cardinals like Walker and Klein, praises Musial and Hopp, and projects Cubs, Reds, Pirates, Dodgers, Giants, Braves, and Phillies positions with brief reasons.

St. Louis Cardinals

Mass suffocation described at Treblinka deathhouse

Eyewitness Jacob Apenszlak outlines to Chicago Polish Jewish groups and press how mass steam executions at Treblinka in Poland killed 8,000 to 10,000 victims at a time. He notes the method used a bath sign and iron doors, with bodies fused by steam and later separated by cold water before burial.

Chicago Treblinka Poland London Jacob Apenszlak Apenszlak Moses Polakiewicz American Federation For J. H. Trauss James M. Ward The Round Table of Christians and Jews Corporation Barnet Hodes Europe S. S

Air Hero Gumm Dies Saving Civilians Over England

Lieut. Charles Gumm Jr., first Mustang ace to shoot down in Europe, died eight days ago saving Nayland villagers from a crashing plane. Canon W. L. Wright said Gumm refused to parachute, stayed with the craft to avert homes, but fatal damage forced a crash near an open field.

United States Ase England Charles Gumm Jr Europe Nayland Canon W. L. Wright Gumm

Hatpin Removed From Teen by Abdominal Operation

Ann Delores Steinbacher, 14, swallowed a two inch hatpin while removing her hat. Doctors at Williamsport Hospital performed an abdominal operation to extract the pin. Her condition was described as satisfactory after the procedure.

Williamsport Ann Delores Steinbacher Williamsport Hospital Miss Steinbacher St. Joseph’s High School

Barbara Bell Pattern 1936 Party Dress for Girls

Barbara Bell pattern No. 1936 designed for sizes 11 through 19. Size 13 with short sleeves uses 34 yards 39 inch material and 2 yards ribbon. Ideal for summer parties and can be made in silk crepes or crisp dotted muslins. Also suitable as a school frock in percale.

Barbara Bell

Life Talk in Funny Snatches and Family Quips

A witty brisk exchange of lines about marriage, readiness, trains and first versus second husbands unfolds in lighthearted snippets. The dialogue hints at character quirks and family dynamics through quick quips and the playful banter of a speaker and listener.

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