Coddling of Germans Sparks Mixed Reactions From Occupation
W L Shirer argues American reporters praise German order and obedience under occupation while noting the mood shifts in soldiers like Sgts Cohen and Friedlander. Reports compare life under Allied rule with past Nazi brutality and question mass punishment and future militarism.
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William L. Shirer
Doktor Goebbels
W. C. Heinz
New York Sun
Fupen
Belgium
New York
Eupen
Nathan Cohen
Sidney Friedlander
Heinz
Sun
Sergeant Cohen
Cohen
Spondent
Drew Middleton
New York Times
Germany
Europe
Eisenhower
Dr. Goebbels
Salvage of Warplanes Yields Spare Parts Network
Washington reports vast aircraft salvage at Italian depots where damaged fighters and bombers supply parts for repair units. More than 78 000 small parts and 1 200 large units were recovered in May and June, with over 200 aircraft monthly repaired using salvaged components.
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Washington
Italy
Combat
Air Service Command
United States
Divorce Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas cites Helen Marie Maxwell to appear and answer a petition filed September 18 1944 in Grayson County District Court Sherman for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. The defendant must answer by November 6 1944 before Judge in Sherman Court House. Case No 53041. Petition filed by D B Maxwell. Issued September 18 1944. Clerk S V Earnest. Deputy Nancy Drake. 4T-012
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State OF Texas
Helen Marie Maxwell
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
D. B. Maxwell
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
State OF
Rose M. Geis
Lester L. Geis
Inez Steed
Tiny Gooch and the Cat Named Felidae
Fort Worth lawyer J A Gooch nicknamed Tiny admits the handle as a joke to a reporter. A light moment at a traffic signal leads to a digression on a magnolia forest in Montgomery County and a tongue in cheek take on what an authority calls a cat.
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J. A. Gooch
Fort Worth
Tiny
University of Texas
Aubrey
Gooch
Montgomery County
Magnolia Ridge
Conroe
Gertrude Stein
Daughter ready for life battles after four engagements
A dialogue hints at a daughter's readiness for marriage by noting she has endured four engagements, suggesting experience and resilience in navigating early romantic commitments.
Citation Notice In Grayson County Texas 1944
Judgment note issued in favor of Lester L. Geis against Rose M. Geis on September 28 1944 in Grayson County Texas. The deputy Inez Steed signs the citation dated November 13 1944. Court case No 53075 records the plaintiff and defendant.
Knudsen urges graduates to stay true and think freely
Lieutenant General William S Knudsen addresses General Motors Institute graduates with advice from a Danish immigrant who built a successful life in America. He urges independence, self control, tolerance, action with thought, and support for a free nation that belongs to the graduates.
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General Motors Institute
William S. Knudsen
America
How Much Is a Million Son
A playful exchange where a son asks his father how much a million dollars is and learns that a vague answer won’t suffice. The taunting line about a “helluva lot” prompts a practical realization about value and responsibility.
Seaman Turner Recovers Wallet From Farallon Island Wreck
South Pacific veteran Seaman Roudel O. Turner was rescued after his ship wrecked near the Farallon Islands off San Francisco last month. His wallet and $1,040 in currency, lost in the incident, were later found on a beach 25 miles from the wreck and returned to him.
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Roudel O. Turner
Farallon Islands
San Francisco
Turner
Misunderstood Today's Favorite Gag
A humorous exchange unfolds as a lecturer challenges a man to defend his wife against slander. The man, mishearing slander as slaughter, apologizes, prompting the crowd to laugh at the misunderstanding.
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Joseph Harsch
Mr. Heinz
Corre
Whitewirght
Stephens & Bryant
South
Whitewright Lumber Co
Barbee & Bassett
Insurance Agency
Boyce House
Denison
Elliott’s
LaRoe’s
Conference of Alcohic Beverage Industries, Inc. Oe
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