Berlin Christmas gifts for children in the sector
Berlin officials report preparations underway for American military and civilian personnel to celebrate Christmas with German children. Donation boxes in mess halls and clubs gather money and gifts for CARE parcels and toys via the International Red Cross in Switzerland.
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Berlin
International Red Cross
Switzerland
Only 51 000 Vets Use Up 220 Rights
World War II veterans drawing the GI Bill readjustment allowance reach 51 000, about 0.4 percent of eligible 14 million. Those with ten or more months served get 52 weeks, others prorated. Cost to taxpayers nears 134 billion dollars, with April’s peak monthly payout over 160 million. Puerto Rico shows highest usage. California lowest.
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Washington
California
Tennessee
Puerto Rico
Eskimo youths seek opportunities outside Alaska
Veterans Administration representative R. B. Bolton reports that many young Eskimos from villages near Nome refuse life on homesteads and reindeer herds. They move to Nome, Anchorage, or Fairbanks for better chances, often partnering with GI Bill beneficiaries or pursuing education. Older natives fear loss of youth to the outside world.
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Seattle
R. B. Bolton
Veterans Administration
Nome
Point Barrow
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Alaska
Gillans
Bolton
Campaign to Make Thanksgiving a National Holiday
Sarah Hale, editor of Godey's Lady's Book, led a 1850s campaign advocating adoption of Thanksgiving Day as a national holiday.
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Sarah Hale
Godey
Irish Navy Expands With Reconditioned Corvettes
At Rosslare Harbour Ireland the Department of Defense buys three British corvettes for about 1 million dollars. Reconditioned at Devonport they will be renamed Macha Maeve and Cliona and prefix L E for Long Kireannach Irish Ship.
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Rosslare’ Harbour
Keire
Irish Department of Defense
Britain
Borage
Oxlip
Bellwort
Devonport Dockyard
England
Macha
Maeve
Cliona
L. E
Kireannach
No Stays Granted In Palestine Corset Case
Jerusalem court convicts Hanna Gran, a corsetmaker, for overcharging on corsets and brassieres and fines her 120 dollars for violating the Defence Emergency Regulations. The ruling notes the regulation breach under Palestine law.
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Jerusalem
Hanna Gran
Palestine
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