Aftermath of War What To Do With Germany
The article discusses disarmament, reparations, and redrawing Europe after Nazi defeat. It notes potential three-zone occupation led by American British and Soviet forces under Eisenhower, with Germany split and Berlin overseen by allied councils. It warns against reviving German aggression while outlining tasks for occupation and German denazification.
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United Nations
John Cahill
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Germany
Order of the Teutonic Knights
Frederick III
Hohenstaufen
France
Hitler
Poland
German War College
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Europe
Josef Stalin
European Advisory Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Staff College
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
Eupen
Malmedy
Scouts to receive gifts from God Bless America fund
The Boy Scouts of America will get 10000 and the Girl Scouts 7500 from the God Bless America Scout fund in memory of Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt who died last month in France. Created in 1940 by Irving Berlin to dispose of fund proceeds, it has distributed 121000 to date.
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New York
God Bless America
Theodore Roosevelt
France
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts Council
Irving Berlin
Simple Ome Treatment for Skin Irritations Claims Relief
An ad describes a product for external skin irritations including pimples eczema ringworm and rashes. It promises itching relief and healing with an antiseptic ointment sold in 10c 250 500 sizes and offers a money back guarantee.
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Nee
Oso
Leajoy
Government food officials seek data on household supplies
Government food officials and industry leaders want to quantify how much food households have stored beyond wartime needs. They fear a postwar surplus could disrupt prices and supplies as military and lend-lease demand fades and home stocks may substitute for grocery purchases.
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Ovid
A. Martin Washington
Army plane missing near Greenville base
Col. Oliver Stout announced a B-25 bomber with six crew members is missing after an overnight cross country flight. Ground and air search efforts focus on the mountain region north and east of Greenville and Rabun Bald areas in North Carolina.
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Greenville
D. C
Oliver Stout
Greenville Army Air Base
Rabun Bald
North Carolina
Johnston Refers Letters Over Domestic Abuse to Draft Board
Gov Olin D Johnston is urged to send a abusive husband to the Army in a letter from a wife. A second note asks the governor not to refer the matter again after the husband allegedly beats the wife more severely.
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Columbia
8. C
Olin D. Johnston
War rationing eased may improve civilian spending
Officials expect a drop in civilian purchases as peace returns and wartime restrictions on autos, refrigerators and other goods ease. Many families have eaten better during the war due to limited outlets for money, but demand may shift as peacetime supplies reopen.
Hedgerows and Brittany Amid Allied Advances
The article portrays hedgerows hindering Allied progress in Brittany while American armor helps isolate the Brest peninsula. It highlights Brittany’s scenic value, peasant help in resisting Germans, and the region’s simple, resilient people known for fishing, shipbuilding, and strong Catholic heritage amid ongoing conflict.
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Brittany
Brest
France
Caen
Valognes
St. Lo
St. Malo
Lorient
Normandy
Dinard
Armorica
Newfoundland
Iceland
Toondeen
Tub
North Carolina Party Leaders Elect Umstead Chair
The state Democratic executive committee elected William G. Umstead of Durham as chairman. Vice chairman is Mrs. B. Br. Everett of Palmyra, succeeding Monroe M. Redden. Gregg Cherry and L. V Ballentine attended, with Cherry stressing party machinery.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
William G. Umstead
Durham
Umstead
B. BR. Everett
Palmyra
Monroe M. Redden
Hendersonville
Gregg Cherry
Piverett
North Carolina to delay school openings over polio cases
The State school board considers a uniform delayed opening after 531 polio cases in North Carolina. Health officials urge postponement until September 15 or later, warning of immediate danger to nearly 1,000,000 teachers and students even where no cases exist. Death toll reaches 75 as the Piedmont area bears the outbreak.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dunie
State Board of Health
Broughton
Board of Education
Carl V. Reynolds
Piedmont
Upper
Polio Victim Nine Dies At Local Hospital
Infantile paralysis strikes again as three year old Henry J. Benge, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Benge, dies at the emergency polio hospital one hour after arrival.
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Brighth
Hickory
Henry &. Benge
John J. Benge
North Carolina Military Absentee Ballot Regulations
The state board of elections outlines how servicemen may apply for absentee ballots before November 7 1944. Methods include a written form signed by the applicant to the county chair, an informal signed letter or note to the chair, or an application under federal act through the secretary of state or the county board chair.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Resources Of State Financial Institutions Show Increase
North Carolina state banks report higher resources for 1943 44 with commercial banks totaling 913 901 330 87 up from 765 454 831 33 and industrial banks rising to 26 093 736 29 from 19 874 545 79. Deposits climbed 143 518 085 13 as demand and U S deposits surged.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Gurney P. Hood
A Ted
United States
Tomer
U. S
Ballot Options for Service Members If Absentee Ballot Delays
The text states that a service member may use the federal war ballot if the state absentee ballot is not received by October 1, and the service member applies by September 1. The federal ballot is available at military posts worldwide.
Official Of State Not To Drive Auto
Boston august 14 Charles Dolph F King the new Massachusetts registrar of motor vehicles retires as a driver during his tenure He says an official cannot afford to violate even inadvertently the rules he must enforce
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Boston
Cp—Ruedolph F. King
Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts House of Representatives
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