Smile Proved Downfall Of Two Nazi Spies In Brazil
Police identified two Nazi agents, Wilhelm Heinrich Hop and Marcus Baarse, captured after a beach raid in Brazil. Their mission involved radio gear and coded messages to recruit South American support, with plans to plant perforated pages in a theater to transmit instructions. The pair sailed from France on a two masted schooner but were thwarted by illness and arrest before their operation could unfold.
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Rio de Janeiro
Donato
Gargau
Hamburg
Wilhelm Heinrich Hop
Marcus Baare, S
Nazi Egents
Bux
Agencs Nations
Polce
Sto
Baarse
Epor
Koepf
Het
Rio
O Journal
Keitel
Rommel
Observer
Reid
Agencia
Nacional
South America
Koepi
Korupf
Hoepf
Paris
Baarn
Brazil
Willy” Baarn
Amsterdam
Negro
Ehip Éport
France
Axry
Fife
Poltt—Nore
Filo
Sailent
Sante Cruz
Santa Barbara
Chamorro Kid Wins Flight Dream Despite War Loss
Chamorro youth Pete, a Guam native from Agana, joins the U S Navy during the invasion to pursue flight training. His first goal to free Chamorros from Japanese rule remains, but he leaves a transport ship to seek training on an island base in America.
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Guam
Chamorro
Kid
Pete
Agana
United States
America
Skating Dates Lead to Wedding on Wheels
In Sarrisburg, Corporal Martin EK Blackwood of Zanesville Ohio and Elna May Weader of the city wed on roller skates after dating at a rink. An organist played as 500 guests in skates watched a double ring ceremony, a first for eastern Pennsylvania, following a rink introduction and several skating dates.
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Sarrisburg
Corp
Martin EK. Blackwood
Corporal Blackwood
Zanesville
Elna May Weader
Pennsyltania
Teller Rink
Oklahoma Students Drop Ultimatum on Japanese Target
Oklahoma City schoolchildren raised 26 000 dollars to buy two Marine aircraft. The ultimatums and bombs were dropped on an enemy airfield near Rabaul New Britain during a Bougainville dispatch. The Invasion Chief built at the Douglas plant carried the message and bombs to the South Pacific target.
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Oxtehowe City
Tb. P
Oxlahoma City
Uney
Rabaul
New Britain
Oklahoma City
Douglas Aircraft
South Pacific Theater
Bougainville
Local Social Notes From Waterford and Troy
Mrs. William C Gardner of Waterfietham has left Troy Hospital and recuperates with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Stanley Schiesiey Prospect Hill Waterford. Mrs Ethel Jones of 571 Fifth Avenue entertains 23 house guests including daughter Mrs Edward Cough Inn and Kingston family. Mrs Coughlon will move to Troy after Sept 15. Mrs Mary Fo Gutermuth Scotie visits son William B Gutermuth at her parents home Danforth Street Hoosick Falls. Mrs Gutermuth plans to resume duties at the Naval Supply Depot Scotia receiving division.
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William C. Gardner
Watervietham
Troy Hospital
Stanley Sehiesiey
Prospect Hill
Waterford
Ethel Jones
Fifth Avenue
Edward Cougt
Kingston
Coughlon
Troy
Third Ave
Nue
Nue and 1Ifth Street
Mary Fo Gutermuth
Scotie
Wiliam B.i Gutermuth
Myr
Reymond J | Finzer
Danforth Street
Hoosick Falls
Mra Guiermuth
Iseon
Naval Supply Depot
Scotia
Pacific service men bet heavily on baseball games abroad
In the Southwest Pacific AP dispatch, GI bettors wagered over $2,000 on a single baseball game, with players recruited from service groups paid to pitch. Report notes many softball leagues, proper fields dragged daily by trucks, and equipment supplied by service units as soldiers winter in recreation, including volley ball, basketball, and badminton.
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Pacific
Southwest Pacific
Brooklyn
New Guinea
Corp
C. J Papara
Rhinelander
Wis
Sth Special Service Company
United Press
Dispatch
Papara
American
National
Piedmont
Dixie
Army
Navy
Marine
Overseas Soldiers Prefer Candy and Cigar Gifts
A survey of soldiers in combat zones shows candy and cigars as top overseas gifts. In Africa and Italy chocolates are highly valued for scarcity while cigarettes and cigars are broadly popular. Army nurses arriving with duty marked a return to propriety and civility amidst a masculine paradise.
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Atlantic City
N. J
England
Sergi Fletcher HL. Gess, Jr
Brooksville
Fila
Canelli
New Haven
Hawaii
Sergi Sol. Rubin
Miami
Fla
Island
Caus
Se Pellemiéen
New Tax Form for 30 000 000 Americans s
A government update outlines a new federal income tax form affecting about 30 million taxpayers. The document highlights changes in withholding procedures and reporting requirements, with emphasis on simplified instructions and updated line items for earned income and credits.
Tax form simplification for most Americans outlined
NEA staff writer S Burton Heath explains the new simplified tax form. about thirty million Americans can use it if their combined income with a spouse falls below specific thresholds. the treasury will compute tax owed from a table and send a bill or refund. those who itemize deductions may still use form 1040 or HM0, with income over 35,000 or untaxed income above 100 requiring the old form.
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Revere
S. Burton Heath
NEA
Doren
Congress
Haircut in France Adventure by SID FEDER
A World War I era piece humorously details an American haircut in a French village. A barber named Lovie packs the shop with locals, trading gossip and melon, wine, and free advertising as the customer ends up with a full beard and the village chatter spreading through the town. The piece closes noting the first American crossword puzzle from 1912.
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Sid Feder
Senna
France
Coiffeur
Sigat
Camaiage
Lovie
Louie
Cleveland Trotting May Take to Lights
The Randal Park Racing Association may shift next year’s harness races to evening sessions with Grand Circuit events on Saturdays. Secretary John G. Masoni notes the idea to run most races at night while keeping major circuit events on Saturdays as a possible plan. Heat-related betting apathy and repeated heats discourage wagering, and a revised card structure could attract more bets and fuel-like costs.
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Cleveland
ULP
Randal Park Racing Association
John G. Masoni
Navajo Tribal Council Move On Leafing Policy
In Gallup the Navajo Tribal Council addresses leafing policy amid ongoing debate. Details remain unclear as the report fragments mention 3 M. CU.P. and past actions affecting Navajo governance and community notices.
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Gallup
Local Council Endorses Restrictive Measures For Tribal Members
The council approved a 33 to 10 vote condemning activities deemed idle and loitering among a tribal population. It imposes fines or imprisonment for noncompliance and notes 2,500 tribe members in the forest and 10,060 in war jobs outside restrictions.
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Atesed
Household Finance loan offer sketch
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