German Jews Face Food and Employment Hardship
LOIS P. LOCHNER BESLIN reports that German Jews encounter severe food shortages and restricted employment. Despite Allied aid and evacuations, Jews remain targeted and undernourished after years of Nazism and forced labor, with few holding city jobs and many fearing for their lives.
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Dyeing Garments After Feed Sack Dyeing Process
If using feed sacks for garments, complete the garment first. Dye the finished product for better results and to maximize the dye uptake.
State to study Iron and Steel industry in Alabama
A statewide study of iron and steel industry resources and prospects will be launched in Alabama. Governor Sparks approved 10 000 from emergency funds plus 15 000 from the university research fund to fund a 75 000 project. Dr H H Chapman and Dr James Cudworth will supervise the program with outside experts and private foundation support.
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Paris vacation chaos after war drains citizens
Paris residents endure long queues and rationed travel as they seek one week long permits and rail tickets. Long waits, full quotas, and a thriving black market for priority cards and tickets emerge at four main terminals. Desperate families and pensioners risk scams while hawkers sell overpriced food and drinks as life resumes amid destruction.
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Angligan school plan adds vans for rural visits
Eva Hasell of Angligan school began with one light truck and now operates 21 vans. Want Ads note the little fellows vans run in summer with strong pulling power. Plans call for two more vans this year to visit rural communities not regularly served by clergymen.
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Railways Struggle With Postwar Passenger Overload
Parisians flee the city for vacations despite rail strains. France runs at a fraction of prewar capacity as repairs and heavy military needs persist. In July the Gare de Lyon saw 347 trains serving 103,000 vacation travelers, with trains often overfull and long queues at stations.
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Anglican Church Sets Mobile Sunday School Tour
Regina AP reports a Sunday school on wheels visited 11,314 Western Canadian members in 1964 and enrolled 4,724 new members, reflecting strong outreach by the Anglican Church as it travels to communities.
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Navy Nets Aid Invasions Veloped System For Netting Defense
Washington AP reports the Navy developed a system for laying submarine and anti torpedo nets during invasion phases. Netting deployed around Okinawa anchorages to protect invasion fleets, credited with saving ships and lives by thwarting Japanese submarines. The system sped wartime operations, reducing harbor defenses from months to weeks.
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State College Registrar Engrosses 25000 Diplomas in 2 Years
William Hoffman, registrar at Pennsylvania State College, has engrossed about 25,000 diplomas in two years. He specializes in native scripts when requested by students and handles hundreds of names for graduation documents.
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