Allies Unable To Touch German Funds In Bank Of Settlements
Swiss based Bank of International Settlements holds German reparations assets likely over 50 million dollars with minimal disclosed figures. Bank officials refuse to reveal totals while allied diplomats foresee dissolution as its functions are absorbed by the Woods Fund. Notable figures include Walther Funk and T H McKittrick among prior management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Flora Lewis Basle
Switzerland
Raffaele Pilotti
Germany
Japan
SF Bank
First National Bank of
New York City
New On Woods Fund
T. H. McKittrick
Black and White Ointment Reputed to Heal Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment as a rapid remedy for eczema acne pimples and rashes with claims of antiseptic healing. It promotes a “25 years success” record and a purchase-price refund if not satisfied. It also mentions Granain sod soap and daily use.
Unblock Your Digestive Tract With Carter's Pills
An ad urges using Carter's Pills to relieve indigestion by unblocking the intestinal tract. It claims constipation is the true cause, not stomach issues, and promises gentle relief as digestion resumes. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Carter
All Roads Lead Back To Rome For Rare Books
Eighteen freight cars manned by American troops delivered 200 000 rare books to Rome from German and Austrian caches. The crates include 130 000 volumes from the German Archeological Institute and 70 000 from the Herziana Library, ending a two year Allied postwar search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Rome
Austria
German Archeological Institute
Greece
Herziana
Former WACs Sought For Overseas Duty In Europe
The War Department seeks 300 former enlisted WACs for reenlistment and deployment to the European theatre. Positions include stenographers clerks typists and switchboard operators. Apply by April 25 with reporting by May 4 Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Local contact Sgt Monette High Point post office room 212 C. A cow yields 20 to 25 pounds of milk from 100 pounds of grass.
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War Department
Women's Army Corps
Tom Monette
High Point
Sgt. Monette
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Worsted Mill Head Proposes National Supreme Court of Labor
Charles F. H. Johnson Sr and son discuss reconversion of Passaic mills from military cloth to civilian fabrics. Johnson Sr advocates a national supreme court of labor to settle industrial disputes, while Johnson Jr expands intra plant music and public address programs to boost worker cooperation and morale.
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Worsted Mill Head
Supreme Court of Labor
Johnsons
Johnson
Charles
Baldanzi
National Supreme Court of Labor
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
United States
Youncer Johnson
Vicce-Pres
Johnson, Jr
T. A
Tick) Wardell
Burling
Wardell
New Jersey
Radio Schedule Update Reflects Late Network Corrections
An updated broadcast grid lists program changes due to networks submitting corrections too late. The schedule shows hourly blocks from 6:15 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. with serials, dramas, news, music, and variety shows on CBS NBC and other outlets, plus a note on a lighter headset for telephone operators.
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Farrell Seriai
Seriai
Cbs Tennessee Jed
Abe-East
Hipp Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abe- West Hiewe
Abe
Clayton
Dick Tracy
Abe-Weat
Skyline Roof
G. Machae
Jack Armstrong
Janny Kees
Che
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Jack Smith
Cbe Basie Raymond
Mbe
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Ellery Queen
Basic
Dane Music Orchestra
Obs
Lonenger
Abe Cecil Brown
Kailtenborn
Nbe
Bill Brandt
Mrs. North
Jack Carson
Eba Lom
Abner
Elmer Davis
Hildegarde
Jean Hersnelt
Christian
Abe Bert Lahr
Mba
Cba
Eddie Cantor
Abe Frank Sinatra
de Pages of
Melody
Buffalo
Abe Isabriel Heatier
Mbsa
Istriet Attornes
Abe Rob Crosby
Cugar Orches
Kay Kyser
Ralph Morgan
Abe Music
Dorsey
Rave Orch
Cbs
Lance
More Buses More Service Promised as Fleet Expands
Greyhound buses and staff have served the city and state for over 15 years through good times and hard times. Hundreds of new buses are on order and, when delivered, will bring finer more frequent service and greater comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound
America
Moose On Loose In Mountains Of Montana
Moose in northwest Montana cause incidents in the North Fork region. Dr. J. S. McFarland, former state game warden, said a moose attacked his car but withdrew when it could not be moved off the highway. Later a moose charged rancher Louie Waverland’s car, prompting Waverland to kill the animal per Deputy Game Warden Ross Wilson.
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Mont
Montana
J. S. McFarland
North Fork
Louie Waverland
Waverland
Ross Wilson
House Hunters Target Wives Homes Across New York
Names and addresses of 45 New York women set to join their husbands overseas were published sparking a rush of inquiries. Five wives received 50 calls in two days from people seeking to buy borrow rent or lease their homes. Most wives lived with relatives or in hotels.
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New York
Portland Zoo Seeks Spare Animals After War Losses
Portland officials report national zoos, including Rotterdam, have been asked to donate spare animals to rebuild zoos devastated by war. Dr Kuiper in Rotterdam collects pets for a rebuilt park, while Holland completes prewar plans with no animals to start.
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Portland
Ore
Dr. Kuiper
Rotterdam Zoo
Holland
Portland Zoo
United States
Bad Orange Year May Be Ahead Of Montana
Mrs Odin Romanstad of Lewistown Montana moves her orange tree outdoors each spring and notes the fruit turning orange as the tree begins to bear. She fears the tree may be stressed as this year it has only nine oranges after previously producing as many as sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lewistown
Mont
Odin Romanstad
Roman London Relics Sought In Blitz Area
In blitz damaged London workers dig to uncover Roman city remains beneath modern offices in the financial district. London museum keeper W F Grimes says Roman London spanned about 400 acres and discoveries may require digging 7 to 25 feet to reach earlier structures.
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London
Blitz
AP News
Society Antiquaries
Financial District
W. F. Grimes
London Museum
Grimes
Guilford County Commissioners Call Meeting in Greensboro
J E Mills chairman calls a Guilford County Board of Commissioners meeting in the Courthouse Greensboro North Carolina for Wednesday April 24 1946 at 10 AM to transact any business brought before it.
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Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
J. E. Millis
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Walther Funk
Nurnberg
Funk
Danzig
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Russia
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Wacs
Bert H. Davis
Central Press
Passaic
Charles F. H. Johnson
Charles F. H. John
T . Sr
Army Emergency Relief
Johnson, Sr
George Baldanzi
Textile Workers’ Union
Con
Mountains
Anle
High Point Lexington
Union Bus Terminal
N. Wrenn St
the Enterprise
Fireston
Cpp
Phat Ak
Brg
Bqueene
Peller
Firestone
Firestone Stores
North Main
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