Prisoners Fronts Fail to Flee in Italian Guarded Camp
Immense escape attempt at a U.S. POW camp is foiled by guards led by Corporal Usher. Reports name several service members including S/Sgt Joseph T. Kava Waugh 4% Fifth Avenue Napier Field and Cpl George H. Ives who returned from furlough. Other listed personnel include Lt Edmund J. Skorup BKI Hoosick Falls and James A Mernick on furlough from Monroe Street with awards noted.
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Richard U ‘i
Usher
F. Leghorn
Socag
Haly
Joseph T. Kavawaugh
Fifth Avenue
ETO
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Kenneth G. Leving
STONE
Berlin
Lincoln Army Air Field
George H. Ives
Napier Field
Dothan
Ala
Meta H. Ives
Northern Drive
Pie James A Mernick
Monroe Street
Fort Dix
Lauzon
T/Set
John Hersick
Ka Paso
Tex
John Wesides
Fourth Street
Helen Mazur
Postwar competition drives US employment and industry
A speech outlines postwar jobs and growth plans across health housing highways and transportation. It cites a three million workforce goal, home building programs, a $9 million California highway initiative, and low cost automobiles to spur demand and employment, noting western steel plants and national competitiveness.
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Tiny Mind Sin
Competi
United States
California
Drew Pearson
Detroit
Ford
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Ernest Weir
Duzh
We the
Haiser Siesi
Fontana
Calli
Reiser Company
Twe
Ine D. PC
Geneva
Utah
Eastern Steel
Japanese Envoys Return After Manila Conference Visit
Japanese envoy Lt Gen Kawabe led a grim procession from Nichols Field to an in-city residence after a brief arrival in Manila. American officers inspected the visitors while MacArthur stayed at his office. The party wore swords but were not allowed pistols, and the meeting featured maps and a wall trophy for wartime victories.
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MicAshur
Roca
Reid
Southwest Pacific
MacArthur
Mifune Bay
Austrafia
Taratan
Borneo
Takashiro Kawabe
Kawabe
3. F. Mashbir
Manila
Nichols Field
Fee
Protens
Little Te Shima
Hanabe
Warren Munzenmeier
Pasadena
Cal
Western industrial surge reshapes postwar U S economy
The text argues the West accelerates in population, labor, and plant capacity, calling for equal partnership in the national economy. It envisions steel as a seed industry driving demand for Western consumption, employment, and new plants, with competition to keep production high.
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West
U. S
Pillsbury
Fontana
Hell Syndicate
Silver Star Awarded to Lieut Morrissey for Valor
John F L Morrissey son of Mr and Mrs debn T Morrissey of 104 Saranoza Avenue Winterford has been awarded the Silver Star by his family. While serving in Germany he saved comrades at personal risk and was wounded for the second time overseas. Morrissey attended Waterford High School before service and served at Westhide Field Artillery before Officers Training School. He arrived overseas in January 1924.
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Edmund J. Skorupbki
Hoosick Falls
Manitowot
Wis
James FL Cahill
Sherman Avenue
Thomas J. Wright
Pine Avenue
Alabama
Pacific
James F. O Crowley
Samuel Kornfeld
First Street
Caribbean
Kenneth £. Smith
Main Street
Cohoes
States
John FL
Morrissey
Debn T. Morrissey
Saranoza Avenue
Winterford
Lieuren
Germany
Fis
Waterford High School
West Hide Field Arttory
Officers’ Training School
Roosevelt Loan Report Promised By Ways and Means
A House Ways and Means inquiry was sought into loans to Brig. Gen. Ellie Z Roosevelt son of the late president. Columnist Westbrook Pesler alleged a $200000 loan from John Hartford of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and a $4000 settlement overseen by Jesse Jones.
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Ellie Z. Roosevelt
Wilson
House Ways and Means
Roosevelth
Voice of the Arms Merges of Tror Are Rit-Efes on the Mature
On the air today the program list shows varied performances and names including Seb Calloway and Yonaee. The schedule includes campus review, classical music pieces, and a late night lineup with Robert Si Joho and Lera Lawton among others.
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Froy
Tse
Calloway
Darstime Clastice
Robert Si Joho
S—Lera Lawton
Road of Life
Josee Jomtan
Fred Warine
Igo Oh-Weman
Amett
Sia Perkins Pepper Toute S
J—Sackslake
Wile
Stevia Taras
Lorenzo Jones
Touny Widder
M. S—Portia
Jawel Thomas Td
John
Vande
Tistt
Xene
Maladie
Untitled Historical Radio Schedule Fragment
Schedule fragment lists various names and times for programs and segments including Morning shows, editions, musical interludes, and host references. Names such as Maryn Wind, Ted Melone, Texas Jim Lewis, John B. Kenney appear alongside times like 1:00, 2:00, and 12:55, indicating a looping broadcast lineup.
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Troy
Maryn
Ted Melone
Texas
Jim Lewis
Maledy
Baitkhare
Mary Elizapete Marher
John B. Kenney
Atomic Bomb Secrets and The Plutonium Mystery
An article explains how atomic fission releases neutrons and energy, describing gun type devices, the roles of uranium 235 and plutonium, neutron reflection, and the challenges of timing, fabrication, and purification. It notes expert advisers, including Dr James Chadwick, and warns of potential quick shortcuts while outlining limits on bomb size.
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Nature
Herwee Waa
To Dss
James Chadwick
Asaliy
War Department
Plutehium
Social visits and travel notes from Albany to Schenectady
Buskirk Frederic Murray spent last week with Mr and Mrs B Malcolm Hall at West Cambridge. Duane Burch of Loosick Falls visited Mr and Mrs WesIy and Burch Monday. Marilyn Skiff of Schuyler svite was a guest this week of Susana McCiellan. William Hester of Schenectads returned after a visit with Mary Hall and Thomas Vartley. Jeanne Murray met Sergeant Murray in Albany during a short leave from McCook Field. Mrs Stanley Wilson of Hebron and Minnie Shauint of East Rochester visited Mrs Belle M Welling.
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Frederic Murray
Malcolm Hall
Albany
Sergeant Murray
McCook Field
Stanley Wilson
Hebron
Minnie Shauint
East Rochester
C. P. Bureh
Cambridge
Belle M. Welling
Losses Stagger Washington LAM Fourteen Japan ships left
An official Navy spokesman described Japan's naval losses in dire terms. He said only fourteen combat ships remain viable, with many damaged beyond repair, and the fleet’s ability to fight severely limited. The report notes decommissioned battleships and a marked decline from earlier strength. Madrid reports predicted a monarchy year with Bon Juca as future king.
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Washington
Japan
Beart Hasber
Dagan
Thene
Madrid
Congress Delegation Arrives in Honolulu
Seven Congressmen from the House Appropriations Committee arrive in Honolulu en route to the Pacific theater to study funding and supply needs for forward bases. The delegation, headed by Representative Seyder, aims to review war-related appropriations and operations.
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Honolulu
INS
Dee
Hinandey
Seyder
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