These Died For Peace Where Is It
A Washington writer envisions war dead from Europe Asia and the Pacific returning as apparitions in a study. They speak of no peace in Trieste Luzon China Judea and the Philippines and warn that the world remains volatile with renewed calls for war. The scene ends with the fire dying and the room turning cold as news of continuing conflict amplifies the sense of unsettled peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Trieste
China
Aoe
Chew
Dardanelles
German Scientists To Be Released to American Industry
The war department announced plans to release German scientists to American industry to share wartime research. About 297 already in the U.S. for military work will be joined by others from a 24,000 names list in the American zone of Germany. Results will be offered at reasonable royalty rates to aid U.S. industry.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Army
Germany
Garten Scien
Untiring U S Plan Delays Entry of Skilled Workers
The program to bring artists and technicians into the United States has lagged since V E day. It has not yet succeeded in V-2 missile tests at White Sands New Mexico and in aeronautical research at Wright Field Ohio.
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United States
White Sands
N. M
Wrightfield
Ohio
Brittany
Lombardo Swerves To Avoid Rabbit Killed In Oklahoma
Natale Lombardo of St. Louis, 60, swerved his car to avoid a rabbit on a highway near Sayre, Oklahoma, and was killed. State Patrolman Earl Glenn reported the details.
Collision Involving Lombardo’s Machine and Auto
A machine driven by Lombardo collided with an oncoming car driven by Claude E. Johns, 58, a grade school principal from Erick, Oklahoma.
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Lombardo
Claude E. Johns
Erick, Okla
Tragic Crash Claims Lombardo and Others
A crash killed Lombardo and injured Mrs. Lombardo with shock and minor injuries. Johns sustained a crushed chest and broken ribs. The rabbit also died in the incident.
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Lombardo
Johns
Rabbit
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Jerusalem
Luzon
Naples
Nanking
Volturno
Philippines
Ayenad
Palestine
Anzio
Springfield
Stevens
Excella
Westinghouse, Emerson, Arvin
Cory
SILEX
Bunny
3Rd Avenue
Second Street
Good Housekeeping
Armstrong Cotton Shop
Sloan
Sloan’s
Gman
Gilet Sante
Areadia
Calif
B. F. Goodrich
Tiree
Second Avenue SE
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