Edelweiss Pirates Degenerate Into Small-Time Gangs
Frankfurt report portrays the Edelweiss group as leanings toward crime with 15 and 16 year olds, homeless and stealing food, as two Munich anchors are jailed. Intelligence says few remain and security measures in U.S. zones stay tight though SS remnants in Bavaria move toward the French zone.
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Frankfurt
INS
Germany
SFET
Edelweiss
Anchor Gang
Black Hand Gang
Munich
Helmuth Neugebauer
Gert Zander
Neugebauer
Wehrmacht
United States
Zander
Army
Bavaria
Jap Jitterbugs Foiled Ban In Secret Sessions
Camp Carson soldiers discovered how Japanese jitterbugging thrived underground during wartime. Pfc Reuben Bijortomi of Minnesota and Cpl Milo Williams of Colorado met sisters Pat and Mike in Tokyo who taught the boys secret dance steps amid censorship and secrecy.
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Camp Carson
Colo
Ins
Japan
Pfc
Reuben L.jortomt
Preston
Minn
Generalospital
Honshu
Tokyo
Milo Williams
Boulder
Cole
Pat
Mike
Bijortomi
Reece Prompts Hannegan With Sharp Open Letter
Republican Chairman Carroll Reece issued an open letter to Democratic Chair Robert E. Hannegan outlining GOP policies on major issues and challenging the administration to tell the truth about government operations. He cited past party declarations and alleged statements on Potsdam era secret agreements and the Montreux convention.
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Washington
Carroll Reece
Robert E. Hannegan
America People
GOP National Committee
Reece
Hannegan
Congress
Chicago
Truman
GOP
New York Herald Tribune
State Byrnes
Potsdam
Montreaux
Witkey
Dardanelles
Veteran Prefers Prison Made Artificial Limb
Lt. Ray mond Brooks in a Chicago showroom seeks return of a leg crafted by fellow POWs at Stalag I during World War II. Prisoners including Capt. Byron Morrill designed and assembled a custom limb using scavenged materials and improvised carpentry.
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Chicago
VNL
Raymond Brooks
Brooks
Medical Science
Stalagruft 1
Byron Morrill
Burbank
Calif
Morrill
Ancient Edison gramophone and Bennyn records in Japan
A 1935 vintage Edison gramophone and Bennyn records are shown as a prized family possession in Japan. The items appear to have survived the era of a ban on American music, remaining among the few American cultural artifacts in the country.
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Edison
Japan
Protein From Sawdust Is Food Source
A chemical engineer proposed using waste to offset a protein shortage in the United States. Dr Robert T Aries said pulp mill and sawdust wastes could yield high protein fodder for cattle and poultry and even human nutrition, while reducing river pollution. He noted wood proteins rival cereal proteins and could help regions reliant on imported concentrates. Additionally Dr Walter A Cook described a cleaner method to purify DDT to avoid oily residues when used as a spray.
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Frank Carey
AP Science
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Robert T. Aries
New Haven
Conn
American Chemical Society
Northeastern Wood Utilization Council
Aries
Walter A. Cook
University of Akron
Inactivating Guam To Take Four Months
The U S Navy begins sealing up the battle cruiser Guam and sister vessels at Bayonne New Jersey shipyards. Guam Alaska Wasp and Hawaii to be permanently berthed in New York group of the 16 Fleet. Four months needed to inactivate Guam with guns preserved and dehumidifying equipment installed. The ship could return to combat status in 10 days.
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Bayonne
N. J
INS
Guam
Alaska
Wasp
Naval Shipyards
Hawaii
New York
16 Fleet
Navy
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizontal and vertical clues
A compiled list of crossword clues including horizontal items such as 39 planet 1 knack 40 spirits 4 routine 9 queen of the 42 submissive fairies 45 also and vertical items like 3 plucked on ed ce plant of Uly 8 bank officers 9 Spanish American cotton cloth 10 malt drink 11 encore 16 outfit 18 makes public 20 mimickers 21 silver coins 22 musical study 23 signe 24 key note in music growing out 27 egg shaped 30 assails 31 diverting 33 read 34 wanders with various referenced clues and partial answers.
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Edward
Epidemic of Mental Breakdowns Foreseen in Russia
Leo Grulow of the Society for Russian Relief warned in Portland that Russia faces widespread mental collapses after two years of upheaval. He cited hospital reports and estimates of 800000 amputees and widespread destruction as evidence of the toll when survival urges fade after conflict ends.
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International News Service
Portland. Ore
INS
Russia
Portland
Leo Grulow
Oo Society For Russian Reief
Grulow
Ingrad
Grubow
Grabow
America
Ussr
Hatcher Honored by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
Raleigh April 11 reports Lt Col H J Hatcher commander of the state highway patrol is named an officer of Orange Nassau, a Dutch military order. He served four months at Maastricht during the army and helped reorganize the Netherlands army. Decorations from Belgium and France were also received.
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Raleigh
Wilhemina
The
Netherlands
H. J. Hatcher
State Highway Patrol
Orange-Nassau
Hatcher
Maastright
Holland
Heenna Ee
Belgium
France
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Bastar
Levens
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