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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1944

Page

3

Death Factory Blame Shifts As Nazis Accused By Red Star

Moscow reports say Red Star quotes German captives and survivors in Lublin accusing SS and Gestapo roles at the Lubin death factory where Poles and Jews were exterminated. Pravda names SS Officer Tuman and others, noting crematory fire, gas cells, and thousands killed.

Moscow Red Star Konstantin Simonov Lublin Simon Gestapo Schutzstaffel Leon Blum Kharkov Committee of National Liberation Pravda Tuman Monfeld Shouldin Simonov Katyn Forest Smolensk

Doughboys Stage Rodeo In France

American artillerymen of the 90th infantry division staged the first rodeo in Normandy during a battle lull. Texas Oklahoma Idaho and the Dakotas troops competed in bulldogging calf roping steer riding and trick roping for a cheering audience of French peasants. Idaho and Texas winners were Glen Dismore and Elizia Rodden with farm crowds especially excited by the wild cow milking contest. Civilians and soldiers enjoyed a light moment amid war as units used captured German weapons and warned neighbors to expect their unique sounds on the field.

France 90Th Infantry Normandy Texas Oklahoma Idaho Dakotas Hollywood Corp Glen Dismore of Eden Tex Rodden, Gooding

Sugar Daddy Palko Leads Doughnut Craft for 90th Division

Twenty six years ago T 4 John Palko of Chicago served in France with an Austrian field artillery unit. Now a Czechoslovakian born pastry chef for the 90th Division headquarters he earns the nickname Sugar Daddy for his doughnuts pies and cookies. He recalls the German collapse of 1918 and believes the current German war effort is weakening rapidly.

T-4 John Palko Chicago Ill France Palko Uncle Sam 90Th

Mining moguls urge action on gold and silver

A two day western states mining officials conference adopted resolutions calling for federal backing of gold and silver as postwar monetary baselines. They urged a free world market for gold, relaxed wartime mining limits, and use of gold and silver in the Bretton Woods plan. Resolutions will go to governors’ meeting in Arizona and state legislatures and congressmen in several western states.

San Francisco World Fund Bretton Woods International Monetary Conference Arizona California Nevada Oregon Washington Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota

Conference opposes tariff cuts and stockpile removal

The conference adopted a stance against any reduction in tariffs on metals or minerals and called for freezing government stockpiles and surplus scrap. It warned that tariff cuts would reduce mining activity and raise unemployment, rejecting claims that the United States cannot develop strategic metal supplies under proper incentives.

United States

Civilian mechanic dies riding diving P-38 on test flight

Robert C. Oelschlaeger, 38, a civilian aircraft mechanic from Fort Wayne Indiana, rode a plunging P-36 fighter plane to the ground from 5000 feet after an engine burst into flame. Despite orders to bail out, he did not jump while Lt. Thomas Taylor, 22, parachuted to safety four miles north of Riverside. Army authorities cited unknown reasons for the mechanic failing to jump.

March Field Calif Robert C. Oelschlaeger Fort Wayne Ind Army Oelschlaeger Thomas Taylor Waco Tex Riverside

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