All Is Not Well In France As Anti-Semitism Arises
The article reports a social backlash against repatriated prisoners and deportees in France, with anti Jewish demonstrations in Paris and pressure on landlords. It notes tensions among returnees, efforts to curb the black market, and the government’s measures for housing, wages, and medical aid as millions rejoin civilian life.
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France
Godfrey H. Anderson
Paris
Germany
de Gaulle
Hitler
Reich
Boulevard Sebastorol
Vichy
Resistance
Liberation-Soir
Henri Frenay
Frenay
le Bourge
Sime
General de Gaulle
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Vincent Washburn
Death notice for Mrs Helen Vincent Washburn 40 died Thursday night at the home of Mrs J L Crouse Winston-Salem road. Services were held at Hanes funeral chapel with Rev Jim Green and Rev Robert J McCluskey. Body sent to Martinsville Va for burial after rites in Gospel Tabernacle. Further rites planned at Gospel Tabernacle.
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Greensboro
Helen Vincent Washburn
J. L. Crouse
Winston-Salem Road
Hanes Funeral
Jim Green
People’s Bible School
Robert J. McCluskey
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Martinsville
W. C. Haynes
Stirling Avenue
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Dawhood Cemetery
Washburn
High Point
Europa To Be Used As Troop Transport
Washington dispatch reports the Europa, a 52 000 ton liner once the fastest trans Atlantic ship, will serve as a troopship this fall for redeploying soldiers to the United States. The vessel will make two round trips monthly with capacity rising from 2126 to over 5000 passengers. It was moved from a silt filled Beemer haven bed to a drydock for recon ditioning by German workmen.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Europa
Beemerhaven
Winter Shoes Care and Storage Tips
The guidance advises repairing winter shoes, then placing them in a box or cabinet away from summer dust. Store in a dry place to prevent damage and deterioration.
Sammy Kaye and Dinah Shore Shine On Victor Records
Samm an latest Victor disc Good Good delivers lively vocals by Billy Williams and Nancy Norman with a swing tempo. Dinah Shore’s Can't You Read Between the Lines paired with I Fall In Love Too Easily showcases tender emotion under Albert Sack’s orchestration. Hal McIntyre and his Orchestra offer I’d Do It All Over Again and I’ll Buy That Dream with Frank Lester debuting as vocalist on the latter.
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Victor
Sammy Kaye
Billy Williams
Nancy Norman
Kaye
Samman
Nancy Ad
Kaye Choir
Erskine Hawkins
Coale
Victor Platter
Hawkins
Erskine
Jimmy Mitchelle
Mitchelle
Dinah Shore
Albert Sack
MGM
Dinah
Shore
Hal McIntyre
Frank Lester
Quintette
USO
McIntyre
19 Year Old Local Youth Returns From South Pacific
William C. Hicks, 19, of 1008 Asheboro Street, reappears at the U S Employment Service after Navy Marine service and Army Transport Service. He talks of battles in the South Pacific, receiving boat licenses, and plans apprenticeship with Piedmont Electric via the GI Bill and veterans administration. Veteran’s representative Sealey guides readjustment and job placement.
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Estelle Hopkins
Bill
U. S. Employment Service
High Point
South Pacific
Navy
Marine Corps
Marines
Army Transport Service
Hamptons
Virginia
New Orleans
USES
San Pedro
Calif
Parris Island
Lefty le Jantz
Lou Diamond
Lou
Sealey
Veteran's Representative
Piedmont Electric Company
William C. Hicks
N. H. Hicks
Asheboro Street
Army Navy
Veterans Administration
Arnold Warns of Air Force Production Crisis
General Henry H. Arnold warned today that ongoing strike disruptions threaten U S air power with airplanes at risk due to tire shortages and inventory near a minimum level. He cited B 29 and P 47N fleets as most affected and urged immediate full production to avoid pulling fighters and bombers from the Japan campaign.
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Washington
H. H. Arnold
Japan
Army Air Forces
AAF
Arnold
Air Force
Flue-Cured Tobacco Ceiling Raised in 1945 Plan
Washington reports the 1945 flue-cured tobacco ceiling will rise 1 cent per pound to a weighted average purchase price of 40.00 per hundred pounds with a 4.50 premium for hand tied tobacco. The crop, produced in Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama, remains the nation’s largest and key cigarette ingredient.
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Washington
OPA
Agriculture Department
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Looking Inside the Lungs with the Bronchoscope
The article explains bronchoscopy to view airway passages called bronchi and its use in diagnosing and treating lung disorders. It covers causes of wheezing and cough, including asthma, tumors, infections, and cancer, and notes the procedure can reveal early cancer and aid in life saving decisions.
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108 Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Salem Street
Thomasville
Blondie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Bob Steele
Don Winslow
The
Coast Guard
Mexico
Tom
Conway
Wild Horse Phantom
Buster Crabbe
the Phantom
Sartin Day Cleaning CO
Helen V. Washburn
Gen. Arnold
N. C
the Enterprise
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Lorine Theatre
West End
Brian
Donlevy
Robert Preston
Albert Dekker
Paramount
Wake Island
America
Kate Smith
William Bendix
Madonald Carey
Walter Able
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