Soldier Bravely Clears Minefield to Open Attack
Sergeant Howard Brohman of Kokomo Indiana volunteers to clear a path through a minefield for his unit in Germany Jan 27 delaying a crucial assault. Bare hands and bare feet move forward as mines explode and machine gun fire hammers the snow around him. His actions allow the company to advance and knock out the pillbox, though he risks death with every inch. The operation hinges on one man’s daring choice to risk life for the mission.
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Hal Boyle
Germany
Howard D. Brahwan
Kokomo
Ind
Brohman
Soldier Given Distinguished Service Cross for WW II surrender scene
The account recalls Phc. Joseph M Schallmoser, a former Niagara University student from Chicago, receiving the Army Distinguished Service Cross for a bold surrender negotiation at a German pillbox. He attempted to persuade the enemy by dialogue and whisky, then faced a surprising turn as German soldiers signaled surrender instead.
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Ganger
Niagara University
Joseph M Schallmoser
Chiego
Yattle
Officers Selected By County Officers At Conference
Nassau County treasurer Harry L Hedger heads the New York State County Officers Association for the fourth time at the annual Albany conference. Vice presidents were reelected. Walter Wickham of Steuben County clerk, William Ingent of Dutchess County civil executive, Ray Brockett of Erie County Board of Supervisors chairmen Edward Waite of Merion County attorney.
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Harry L. Hedger
Nassau County
New Yorktate County Officers’ Association
Cme
Albany
Thorsx
Walter HH
Wickhamstee
Wilam Flingt
Dutchess County
Ray R. Brockett
Erie County Board of Super
Edward B Waite
Meron County
Atorney
Post Cancels Meeting in Troy on Fuel Situation
The Fae meeting of Troy Post Amer ion scheduled for Monday at 8 in the post rooms has been canceled due to the fuel situation.
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Fae
Troy Post
Amerion
Paris Trip Interrupts for Seid Artillery Man
In Baltimore Maryland a Seid artillery man named Parkis faced hardship after a broken wallet and a damaged vehicle cut short a three day trip to Paris. He was described as bankrupt and unable to enjoy the bright lights as his crew noted the damaged truck and the limited time remaining.
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Baltimore
Parkis-crhree
Sint
Oidar
Paris
Caswilly
Company C Men And Trophies Pictured in Yank
A photo in Yank magazine shows two members of Company C, 5th Infantry, with trophies taken from a panja pan. The Army pictorial issue captures American troops in action in London theaters of war. A Japanese flag, at least 25 feet wide, is shown along with six samurai swords, mortars, and machine guns used against Japs on Saï.
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5Th Infantry
Derepan
London
Yank
Alga
Troy United Japs
First Draftee Back From China With DFC
Seattle resident Doug, selected for World War II service, returns from China with the Distinguished Flying Cross after three bombing missions. He is the city sheriff and the first draftee to complete overseas duty as selective service begins.
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Seattle
Doug
Lax
China
Deave
Selective Service Wes
America's Arsenal Must Prove Power Once Again
A 1945 war production overview notes WPB aims to sustain output amid manpower shortages and rising civilian demands. It highlights new mobilization, export limits, and spot approvals for civilian goods while detailing three-year production totals for planes, tanks, and ammunition across the Allied effort.
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America
Washington
WRB
WPB
H. G. Batcheller
Jeaders
Ocober
France
Germa
PB 2
Codcave
Europe
Germany
War Manpower Commission
Army
Japan
Srepowet
Ion Trust
General Eis
Dnhow
Célidang i Chant Yards
Left Handed Teachers and School Principals Debate
A study of New Jersey principals finds 1 objected to a southpaw teacher, 22 doubtful due to lack of experience, and 24 considering left handedness a disadvantage for teachers. Research notes left handedness rising from four to 13 percent over twenty years.
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O. Kh
Christie Jetries
Pater
New Jersey
U S Seen Favoring New Policy
Fragmented text discusses U S stance on a new international policy and world peace efforts. It mentions the United States role, optimism and pessimism, and references a World Peace program requiring U S participation. The passage reflects debated policy directions amid postwar context.
Back Breaking To Win Victory, A War Health Report
Dr C Haddon Boden of the Philadelphia College for Osteopathy warned at a Missouri War health conference that back injuries from heavy lifting and cramped postures threaten soldiers and war workers. He noted intervertebral disc damage can cause pain, paralysis, and may require surgery, urging periodic spinal exams for those in strenuous service. He cited drivers, tank crews, cavalry, dive pilots, and airmen as at risk.
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St. Louis
C. Haddon Boden
Philadelphia College For Osteopathy
Missouri Association of Osteopathy Physicians and Surgeons
Ze [den
Philadelphia
Seiden
Klub Eagle Night Spot Closes After State License Appeal
Albany night spot Klub Eagle in Albany closed Thursday after the state liquor authority rejected an appeal. Edmund W L Parr owned the club which had operated for 73 years before the revocation order issued on December 3. The license termination ends attempts to continue the business under a second stay.
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Albany
Klub Eagle
Jdeal
Lcense
Sizte Idquor’ Authority
Edmund WL Parr
Draft Troops Abandon Rifles in Transit Alerting Canada
Meaford Ontario reports Conservative Leader John Sracken claims dissenting draftees fled embarkation lines and surrendered rifles while en route overseas. McNaughton acknowledged 15 000 draftees initially embarked but recent talk cites soldiers abandoning gear, described as the loudest sound ever heard near the rohang Hraka toa.
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W.O.L
Petty
McNaughton
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