Allied Commandos Raid Jap Base in New Guinea
Allied commandos conducted a surprise land raid on the Salamaua Jap base in northeast New Guinea, capturing equipment and causing 60 to 70 Jap casualties while Allied losses were minor. Details remain limited as United Nations forces pursue further reports from Port Moresby.
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United Nations
Australia
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Java
Macarthur
Nead
Salamaua
Fort Moresby
Port Moresby
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Sildmann
United States
South Pacific
Marine Active Uniited Nations
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Komesum
Garbage Plan Uncertain for New Park Trucks
Park Commissioner Henry Hein said WPB reconsidered steel for five new garbage trucks but, after turning down the original request, offers no clear preference rating. He plans to resubmit for a minor rating while noting materials remain cold to the alloy dealers.
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WPB
Helin
Stee
Prisoner Returned in 1968 Fraud Case
John Bear and Joseph Ordens were arrested in Tarama, Washington, on suspicion of fraud. Detective A. E. Marrer of Yacoma secured the prisoner extraction from Governor Coxe Blevenson, sending them to officers for custody after the investigation.
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John
Bear
Joseph Ordens
Tarama
Wash
A. E. Marrer
F Yacoma
Coxe 'Blevenson
Commons Starts Churchill Fight Continues Debate
Wardlaw Milne accused Churchill of a grave error linking defense duties to the prime minister's role and urged central leadership to coordinate all three services. He faulted war leadership in London for defeats in Libya and blamed misjudgments on Allied strategy, calling for a chiefs of staff with real power.
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Roger Heyes
Italy
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Mediterranean
Siri Roger
Admiralty
Lyttelton
Donovan to Fort Worth Dinner Recaps Eighth Corps Move
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan, commanding the Eighth Corps area, will depart for Fort Worth Wednesday for a farewell event. The note mentions WH ALLEN and a bomber unit, with unclear details due to OCR corruption.
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Eighth Corps
Fort Wort Wednes
Allen
Rldaney Hed
Chitrigg
Dor Fae
War Heroes Parade Honor San Antonio Visitors
Rally marks S A welcome to war heroes from a cross country tour arriving by army transport from Los Angeles and Hollywood. The group spoke at Duncan Field and Kelly Field cadet gatherings, then lunch with Lt Gen Welter Kruse. A downtown parade and Alamo wreaths followed before a Dallas Fort Worth celebration and travel to New Orleans and St Louis.
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Duncan Field
Mita Fwa
Paul G. Wilkins
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Tieut
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Army
Vistt Kelly
Kelly Field
Cal
Marvin W. Prosser
Kelly
Welter Kruse
Third Army
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Alamo
Uney
Stevenson
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Fort Worth
New Orleans
St. Louis
Maly
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Hollyawood
Rika Hayworth
Lingo Turner
Carole Landis
Services Set for Mrs. M. J. Lindsay
Mrs Mintle Jane Lindsey 41 died Monday at her home 308 Hays St. Interment in National Cemetery. Survived by husband Harold Lindsay daughter Doris Lindsay of San Antonio parents Steve and Mrs Bornak of Welman sisters Dorothy Tornak Mrs Lilian Cravens Mrs L Hunt all of San Antonio Mrs L Goode of Welmar Mrs M Ie of Houston brothers Steve Jr and Frank Dornak of Wellman. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Akers Funeral Home.
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Mintle
Jane Lindsey
Hays
Akers Funeral
George A. Curlee
Esaling
National Cemetery
Harold Lindsay
Doris Lindsay
San Antonio
Steve Bornak
Welinary
Dorothy Tornak
Lilian Cravens
If, L. Hunt
L. Goode
Welmar
M. Ie
Houston
Steve Jr. and
Piank Dornak
Wellinar
Grant Store Launches Victory Drive Sale
W T Grant store staff begin a Victory Drive to sell war bonds and stamps. Store manager J D Letlife notes the drive aims for 4 percent of duty sales. Employees commit to bond purchases, with Hare reporting 100 percent participation by regular staff.
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Hare
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Two youths jailed for robbery of Shine Boy
Two youths aged 19 and 14 were jailed by county sheriff investigators after robbing a Shine Boy in front of the county jail with a knife. Investigators said the pair specialized in robbing Tess Beays and Shine Hoya, sticking knives in their ribs. At least 12 similar cases were reported in recent days.
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Investigatora
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Shine Hoya
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Light Want Ads Offer Repair and Property Services
A vintage light want ad fragment urges readers to consult the Light Want Ads for repair services of all kinds, emphasize patriotism, and promote miscellaneous classified trades. It mentions cars, money, and defense holidays, inviting inquiries via a dial number for classified help.
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