Timetable of Redeployment from Europe to US Ports
Thirteen transports bringing home more than 10 000 servicemen from Europe are to dock today at New York Boston and Newport News Va Aboard numerous ships are listed thousands of troops in formations and units including medical supply and engineering detachments port companies and army air forces units as part of a broad redeployment effort with assignments and reassignments in various ships and locations.
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Associated Press
Europe
New York
Boston
Newport News
General Patrick
Huddleston
Marine Raven
59Th Chemical Maintenance Company
95Th
167Th General Hospital
228Th Ordnance Base Depot
Louisa M. Alcott
James Parker
Pacific
George M. Bibb
Infantry Division
James L. Breck
Southwest
Victory
Arthur Huddle
Patrick Whelan
Likes
Chew
Lanhan
United States
James de Wolf
Alexander Lillington
204Th Infantry
419Th Air Service Group
James G. Blame
Felix Grundy
Samuel Ashe
197Th Quartermaster Laundry
14Th Military Police Escort Guard Company
Brandon Victory
Army _ Service Forces
35Th Infantry Division
45Th Infantry Division
Jonathan Edwards
General Morton
164Th General Hospital
Ordnance Depot Company
Chapel Hill
Fifth Medical Auxiliary Surgical
Military Police
Quartermaster Supply
Quartermaster Car Company
Petrol Products Laboratory
Quartermaster Fumigation and Bath Company
Quartermaster Laundry Company
Thailand Prison Camp World’s Best Says Capt. Abraham
Capt. Albert Abraham of Marshall Texas freed from a Thailand camp described it as probably the best prison camp in the world for POWs. He and five other American fliers were captured after P 38 missions and said prisoners there were outwardly pro Japanese but pro Allied overall. Also with him were Lt. Dean Wimer of Gillette Wyoming and Lt. Ted Demealas of Silverton Oregon. three others remained unnamed.
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Calcutta
Albert Abraham
Marshall
Tex
Thailand
Abraham
Texas
Bangkok
Dean E. Wimer
Gillette
Wyo
Ted H. Demealas
Silverton
Ore
Former Texas University President Dies in Cleveland
Dr. Robert E. Vinson former president of Western Reserve University and University of Texas at Austin died in Cleveland from a heart attack suffered two months earlier in Albuquerque New Mexico He led UT Austin to the Western Reserve presidency and founded the Western Reserve Graduate School a major university unit He was a White Oak South Carolina native and an Austin College Sherman Texas graduate
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Texas University
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Albuquerque
N. M
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
University of Texas At Austin
University of Texas
Vinson
Western Reserve
White Oak
S. C
Austin College
Sherman
Tex
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Western Reserve Graduate School
Iran Charges Left Wing With Provoking Unrest
Teheran official says left wing Todeh Party followers provoke unrest in Russian occupied northern provinces to give Soviet troops an excuse to stay. A tripartite treaty requires withdrawal within six months.
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Teheran
Todeh Party
Iran
Nippon Times Edits Blame Allied Handling After War
An Tokyo Nippon Times editorial blames Allied handling of defeated foes for world upheaval and questions if current peace will last depending on how Allies treat Japan. It cites Wang Shih Chien urging justice over vengeance and notes precedent of revenge outweighing justice. An unrelated line notes Dunn North Carolina law on snoring.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Nippon Times
Domei
New York
Wang Shih-Chien
China
Japan
Montrose Junior High ends jive era amid student protest
In Montrose Colorado on September 3 19 the Montrose Junior High School drama ends as students blame principal Walter Doering for banning the jive era. Doering watched the co eds parade to their opening day classes.
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Montrose
Colo
Montrose Junior High School
Walter Doering
Doering
Lassies
State dress rule sparks junior high note in Texas
A principal's decree ends with a policy urging girls old enough for junior high to dress like girls. The piece notes Texas has a state flower, the bluebonnet, and an official state flower song Bluebonnets adopted by the legislature in 1933.
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Texas
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Rayon Marquisette
Priscilla
Tos
Pajamas Men's Outing
Rockers
Rachel
Vergo Bugs
10Th & Polk, Amarillo
Amarillo's
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News-Globe
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