Junction of Big 3 Forces Could End Organized Warfare
British American and Russian forces may push toward a grand meeting to declare an end to all organized warfare with Germany. If declared, German soldiers could choose surrender as POWs or continue fighting as guerrillas, while German morale and western front conditions appear ruinous and disorganized.
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Wes Gallagher I
Germany
Ruhr
Ninth Army
Berlin
Elbe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Reich
U. S
Germ
Allied
Ger
Two Japs Killed For Each Yank Casualty On Okinawa
A 24th Army Corps spokesman reported in Okinawa that in the first nine days of fighting on the island two Japanese killed or wounded for every American casualty occurred. He contrasted this with Saipan Luzon and Leyte where Japanese losses were lower or higher relative to American casualties.
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24Th Army Corps
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
24Th Corps
Saipan
Islands
Luzon
Philippines
Leyte
Werewolves Guerrilla Tactics Fail to Disrupt Allied Army
The text notes sections of Germany under Werewolves terrorize regions but prove ineffective as guerrilla resistance. Allied forces report little sabotage or assaults on troops, suggesting limited impact on military efforts.
Coal clash and rail limits shadow V E day
The article surveys John L. Lewis’s distrust of Roosevelt and the stalled coal pacts, with a possible back pay row and a hint of a government takeover. It also explains wartime shipping and rail constraints, noting labor and operators may settle for a $1.50 daily raise and retroactive pay, while ports from New York to San Francisco face capacity strains postwar in a shift to Pacific operations.关键人员 include John L. Lewis, Charles ONeill, and war departments. key places include the United States, Atlantic ports, and West Coast hubs like San Francisco and Seattle. dates reference March 31 contract expiry and V E day context.
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John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Reorganized War Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt-Perkins-Ickes
Rhine
Far East
Lewis
Rators
Wlb-Ers
Charles O'Neill
John L
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Navy Departments
Western
South Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Tacoma
San Diego
Golden Gate
Seattle
Los Angeles
Stockton
News of Colored People column by E. Yorely
The piece presents serialized brief items focusing on community updates and notices relevant to Black residents. It lists local happenings, social events, and profiles from the colored community, reflecting daily life and collective interests.
State Supervisor to Speak for PTA Meeting
Miss Marie McIver state supervisor of elementary education will speak Thursday night under the PTA council auspices announced by council president Mrs. L. B. Haizlip. YWCA activities list events from a soldiers’ entertainment tonight at 8 30 at the Y to bingo, talent night, a Round the World party, and a miniature convention at the First Baptist church Saturday.
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PTA
Marie McIver
PTA Council
L. B. Haizlip
YWCA
Ord
Greensboro
Business and Professional
Blue Triangle
First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Oscar Williams set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Oscar Williams shot Saturday night will be held at Haizlip's Chapel Wednesday at 3 p m. Surviving are his wife Flora G Williams two sons Wil lie Williams of High Point and Pvt James E Williams abroad two sisters and two brothers of Wilmington N C The funeral will be conducted by Rev C W Lawrence Burial will be in Greenhill cemetery. NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB TO MEET at YWCA Wednesday 3 30 All members urged to be present. JUNIOR CHOIR REHEARSAL St Stephens AME Zion church members meet Wednesday 6:30 p m at the church. MUSIC CLUB MEETING POSTPONED Dorothy Maynor music club not meet Wednesday as scheo SUFFERS LEG INJURY Mrs Rebecca Addison mother of Mrs Neely Morrison 200 North street is in High Point Memorial Pm s recovering from a broken leg in WASHINGTON Mrs M D Bates and her grandson William Franklin go to Washington DC for a few weeks with Miss Beatrice Bates.
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Oscar Williams
Haizlip’s
Flora G. Williams
Willie Williams
High Point
James E. Williams
Wilmington
N. C
C. W. Lawrence
Greenhill Cemetery
Needle Craft Club
YWCA
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Rebecca Addison
Neely Morrison
North Street
High Point Memorial Pm
Washington
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