Dime a Dozen Club Pays Off For Dead Japs
A wartime note reports the Dime a Dozen Club in the Southwest Pacific promising payoffs per dozen enemy dead. Led by Lieut. Raymond Rosw of Medford Oregon, the group claims five active members and one honorary, honoring fallen soldiers. The item also references local teaching vacancies in Oakley and Sayers, with May guiding applications at the county courthouse.
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Amerigas
Southwest Pacific
Ing
Raymond Rosw
Medford
Ore
Ross
Oakley
Sayers
Nazi press purge reported by German dispatch
A dispatch from Berlin says Nazi authorities sent more than 0 reporters and editors to concentration camps, with staff from DNB Europa Press and Transocean among those affected. Several newspapers were suspended including Berliner Volks Zeitung and others, while thousands of aristocrats and their families across Prussia and Bavaria were interned as hostages. In Dallas, Baptist executives announce over 100,000 raised toward a nine million fund for Texas Baptist schools and hospitals.
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de Conave
Ceremany
DNB Europa Press
Transocean
Berliner Volks Zeitung
Boerasna Zeitung
Lokalenzeiger of
Berlin
Hagewarks Zeitung
Dae Binth
der Haualau
Prussia
Brandenburg
Westyphalia
Silesia
Bavaria
Baptists Wiere Fund
Dallas
the Baptist Executive Bond
Baptist General Convention of Texas
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