Culbertson says Junkers must go to make Germany trustworthy
Olin Culbertson chairman of the Railroad Commission told a joint Rotary Lions gathering that Germany can be trusted only if the Junkers are removed. He blamed isolationism and pacifism for the last war and asserted 132 Junker families steer Germany. He noted German leaders before WWI stamped out intellectuals to forge a warlike nation. Culbertson, a WWI veteran with the Fifth Cavalry, spoke at the annual club meeting.
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Olin Culbertson
Railroad Commission
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Germany
Junkers
Culbertson
Intellec
Massengales Welcome Son Le Roy Jr in Cameron
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Massengale of Maysfield announce the birth of a son in Cameron on Tuesday January 8 named Le Roy Jr. The mother is former Miss Hallie Jamison. Both mother and baby are doing splendidly and have returned home to Maysfield. Mr Massengale recently worked at the McGregor Ordnance Plant for the federal government and is a former Deputy Sheriff.
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LeRoy Massengale
Maysfield
Cameron
LeRoy, Jr
Hallie Jamison
Massengale
McGregor Ordnance Plant
Test Field Yields Odd Nazi Gadgets
At Hillersleben Germany the German army ordnance proving grounds hold vast equipment from a mammoth armored what is it to a bayonet corkscrew bottle opener gadget. American and British ordnance men face months of work sorting thousands of guns shells and sights found intact.
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Hillersleben
Germany
Leland Green Jr Returns to Duty at Cameron Stores
Leland Green Jr, manager of Green & Boedecker food store in Cameron, is back on the job after months of illness. He was hospitalized at Newton Memorial for several weeks and has been recuperating at home, showing continued improvement toward full recovery.
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Leland Green, Jr
Cameron
Green & Boedecker
Mr. Green
Newton Memorial Hospital
German Schools Opened in British Occupation Zone
In Germany the British occupation zones reopen schools for ages six to ten. German teachers must swear an oath to avoid teaching militarism, Nazi glorification, discrimination, or support for war and Nazi leaders. Cologne authorities report 158 teachers provisionally approved.
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Germany
United Nations
Cologne
AMG Lays Down Rules For Berlin Trade Unions
The American military government in Germany sets conditions for union formation in the G I zone. Employers cannot influence shop committee or union official elections. Nazis cannot run. Applications to form shop committees require support from 25 percent of a plant's workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
G.I
Luxemburg Radio
Peach prices soar in London amid wartime harvest
Londoners pay from 1.30 to 1.70 dollars for a single peach as wartime disruption cuts imports. The Daily Express notes Britain relies on home grown peaches now in short supply with skins protected by cotton wool to keep them pristine.
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London
Half of Foreign Bonds In Default Across 1941 44
Foreign Bondholders Protective Council reports nearly half of publicly offered dollar bonds issued and guaranteed by foreign governments were in default at year end 1944. The outstanding amount totaled about 4.7 million dollars as of December 31, 1944.
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New York
Foreign Bondholders Protective Council, Inc
Council
Pepper Imports Plunge in 1944 War Disruption
Washington report shows no pepper imported in 1944 as wartime disruption blocked supply from areas held by Japan. Ground pepper imports fell from 73,957,710 pounds in 1941 to 6,696,821 in 1942, reflecting the impact of occupation and shortages on grocery shelves.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Japan
Card of thanks for illness and loss of mother and wife
The Machann family thanks friends for kindness and flowers during the illness and passing of their mother and wife. They especially thank Rev Besada of Caldwell and Rev Wilt of Needville for comforting words.
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Besada
Caldwell
Wilt
Needville
Tom Machann
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Mr. Culbertson
Fifth Cavalry
Caperton’s
Tobragan
Parker Hoods
Copper Chore Girls
Texas Power & Light Company
Los Talas
Esslinger & Killen
B. F. Stewart
Bubbles
AMG
Berlin
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Seay
Parma Radio Service
Boedeker
UA Ptats
Wmmert
Newport
Macaroni Skinner
Chick Waterers
Post Office
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