Japs Losing 50 Ships Weekly
Washington February 3. An INS report says American forces in the Pacific have reduced the Japanese combat and merchant fleet at an average rate of about 50 ships per week. Navy figures show 1,725 enemy ships sunk or damaged from June 19, 1944, to February 2, 1945, with 13387 counted through mid 1945.
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Washington
INS
Pacific Command
Weel
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Army Air Forces
Pacific
Philippines
Geet
Unis
Dasconther
Ducember
Ant
Youth Held in Bond Over Wife's Death Case
Fort Worth February 2. Bond set at 5000 for Burr Walker Jr an 11 year old charged with killing his wife Jean Walker age 18 months pregnant. Attorney Rogers said bond to be posted Monday after habeas corpus hearing. Dr W N Jenkins testified Walker admitted quarrel led to death stating he hugged her then she grew ill. City detective Howerton said the youth tied and tied again with wife before she collapsed from a hemorrhage. Mrs Walker died en route to hospital January 25.
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Fort Worth
Burr Waikey Jr
Jean
Lidey
Abiomney Cts
Sitl
Walker
A. C. Howerton
Howetton
Dean Urges Service Act for Women
New York, Feb. 3. Barnard College Dean Virginia C Glidersileeve urged a national service act for women saying Americans are tired of being treated as fragile and said women should share civic duties. She backed a broad program emphasizing education and responsibility for women in public life.
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New York
Barnard College
Virginia C. Glidersileeve
RG Stuents
Aletheul
Sanitary Engineers Study Polio Fund Formed
The San Antonio chapter of the American Society of Sanitary Engineers plans a study program on polio linking sewage and public health. W T Zettner notes a detailed plan at the next meeting, with open membership for sanitation professionals and researchers. the chapter has about 60 members.
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San Aggionto
American Bariety
Joecal
W.T. Zettner
San Antonio
Wiybers
They Knocked in Not At Her Door in Paris Case
Police reported a domestic disturbance at McCullaugh Avenue where two prank offers were made to Miss Jeanette Crethh. The incident caused 335 in damages before officers arrived. no further details or arrests reported.
Shaw Proposes Retirement for Hitler and Mussolini
London dispatch reports George Bernard Shaw dismisses trials for Hitler and Mussolini. He suggests transporting them to a lonely island for life, opposing international tribunals and arguing for protective arrest, while debating who would prosecute them if caught. He notes the impossibility of impartiality in a world court.
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London
George Beranra
Allen Sage
Hitler
Mussolini
United Nie
Shaw
Atussolini
Polenn
Ike
Washington
Cromwell
Addleh
Benito
Shay
International
Mussolin
Torevelt
Cimrehil
Stalin
Willer
Mussalin
Baller
Hiller
Drussattndo
Captain Rollings Heroic Rescue Of 44 Allies At Rocherath
Captain Edward C. Rollings led Company 8th Division in a fierce fight near Rocherath. His platoons killed 40 of the attacking Germans with 11 tanks. They rescued 44 comrades as Company E and Mndery under Captain John W. Bunont repelled three tank and infantry assaults, while supply clerks and KP’s formed bazooka teams and rifle squads to push back a major enemy assault.
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Americaa
Aerin
8Th Division
Edward C. Rollings
Hildebrand Avenue
Reali Srath
Belghin
Rollings
Dmighbays
John W. Bunont
Claremont Street
Aear Rocherath
Hne
Sieesss
Parents Hear From Son in Jap Prison Letter From Osaka Camp
A wartime letter from Pvt. Jac R Villanueva, prisoner of war since 1942, mailed from Osaka Japan, was received by Mr and Mrs Crus Vil fanweva of 402 Hollatecet. The letter confirms his status and requests a radiogram. Two form cards had been received previously, this being the first full letter.
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Osaka
Japan
Crus Vilfanweva
Holla Atecet
Jac
Villanttevt
Whalisheen
Privite Villanueva
Meetings Planned For Stockholders
Stockholders from Gunegles Production Grealy Association and affiliated groups in Lavack Duante Karnes and Gonusalas will convene at the Griyzales Texas courthouse on February 2 and February 10 for annual sessions to discuss governance, financials, and upcoming projects. The gatherings include Luther Burbank school and Atascosa writ Bexar counties in the docket.
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Stocklighters
Gunegles
Production Grealy Association
Roniadalipe
Wilsrm
Atascosa
Bexar
Aninial
Luther Burbank School
Rockholders
Lavack, Duante, Karnes
Gonusalas
Girl Scout Leaders State Meeting Called at Houston Building
Goordinators of the Beane County Scouts will meet at 1 a.m. Wednesday at Scout headquarters in the Houston building. Mrs. E. S. Amerson, chairman of training for the well advertised Scout units, will preside.
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Goordinators
Beane County of Scouts
Scoul
Houston
Amerson
Wele Adartised
Napoleon's Waterlon and Stomach Ulcer Pain Theories
A historical note suggests Napoleon endured various pains including stomach and water retention symptoms. The text mentions migraine, indigestion, and general abdominal discomfort linked to his hardships and travel. It references remedies and drug recommendations typical of medical advice era.
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Napoleon
Exeran
Wien
Youc
Drogkia Firat
The Meaning of Americanism Expounded
Me Flearst expounded the whole meaning of Americanism, that while we are all equal before the law and in opportunities, we are unequal in capacities. Being unequal in capacities, some will naturally be prosperous, while some will be less prosperous.
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Isasnevne
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Joseph Stivell
Saigon
Indo-China
USS
Nery Hots
Grant
W. T. Grant
Duce
S.A
Girl Scout Leaders State Meeting
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