Problem of how the Allies should deal with Italy
Italian policy debates in Rome outline a mid country status between occupation and liberation. The main issues include food shortages unemployment inflation and army reorganization. Critics urge greater Allied aid including lira underwrite and broader Italian involvement against the Nazis.
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Odd Bits About Our Armed Forces
A wartime roundup notes rehabilitation efforts for wounded troops at National Defence Headquarters, welcomes by Majestic Banff for women’s services, and a YWCA Leave Centre opening. It describes shoelace trials by Canadian Army researchers and stories of Special Service Force members training at Helena and fighting toward Berlin.
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Y.W.C.A
J. W. Dallas
Canada
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Special Service Force
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Berlin
Konstantinovka Rebuilds After Liberation in Donbas
Canadian article recounts Konstantinovka’s postwar recovery after German destruction. Restored electric light water and drainage, cinema, 13 schools, and a library of 5,000 volumes. Miners’ newspaper cottage, broadcasting centre, and restored steel and chemical works show rapid revival. Local celebrations at steel mills mark progress.
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Stalino
Konstantinovka
Denbas
Donbas
Postwar inventions include monogrammed waffles and pet gopher burrows
The U S patent office gazette highlights civilian friendly ideas among wartime innovations. Giovanni Frova of Jackson Heights reveals an automatic cherry declustering and sorting device, Ernest Allred earns a patent for a multi purpose clothes pin, and William Garstang offers monogrammed waffle irons with insertable plugs.
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Giovanni Frova
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Ernest Allred
San Francisco
Women elected to Paris region council for liberation effort
Radio France reports 100 Paris area women were elected municipal councillors by the Parisian liberation committee in recognition of their role in freeing the capital. Some have already begun duties. The piece notes a mocking bird’s tune changing rapidly.
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Paris
Parisian Committee of Liberation
Radio France
London Legends of Old Customs and Hidden Stands
The piece recalls London traditions such as Ely Place night watchmen, the Temple horn signaling meals, Sanctuary Knockers at St. Olave, and the sanctuary law’s 1723 abolition. It notes Trafalgar Square’s lamp-pillar police station, St. George’s Church quirks, Sterne’s grave nearby, and a rare porters rest on Green Park Arch, preserving historic urban rituals.
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Thames
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St. Olave
Hart Lane
St. James's
Piccadilly
St. George's
Leigh Hunt
William Hamilton
Emma Lyon
Lady Hamilton
Park
Hyde Park Corner
Green Park Arch
War brides toast end of rationing in Canada
British war brides celebrate the end of tea and coffee rationing in Canada after a long shortage since 1940. In the picture Mrs Dorothy Dalgleish, Mrs Vicky Fox, and Mrs Margaret Scrafton pose with the extra spoonful of tea as a symbol of relief.
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Canada
Dorothy Dalgleish
Vicky Fox
Margaret Scrafton
British War Brides’ Association
Village Spouses See Eye to Eye in Numbers
The village vicar tries to reconcile Mr Jones and his wife who disagree on many matters. He notes unity, but the couple jokes that they are as ten while he is nought, highlighting their humorous numeric contrast.
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Jones
World languages total nearly three thousand
A report cites close to 3000 languages spoken worldwide with diverse dialects and regional variations. Linguistic scholars note the distribution spans continents including Africa Asia and the Americas.aad
Skyscrapers May Sway But Likely Not Collapse in Quakes
The New York Herald Tribune notes it is plausible a distant disturbance could give New York City a mild jolt. Older brick buildings might suffer damage while plaster falls, but steel framed modern skyscrapers have enough safety margin to withstand a violent earthquake. they would sway but not topple.
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New York Herald Tribune
New York City
Movable Rag Baby Pattern 717 From Winnipeg
Fun to Make This rag doll has movable arms and legs dressed in baby style from didie to bonnet. Youngsters will love her. Pattern 717 contains transfer pattern and instructions for doll and clothes. Send twenty cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg Man. Include name address and pattern number. Mail may be delayed.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
Winnpeg
Man
Java Sees Thunderstorms On Average 225 Days Yearly
A weather pattern in Java shows thunderstorms occur on about 225 days per year. This high frequency highlights the region's wet climate and tropical storm influence.
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