Belgians Run Through Occupation Rehousing German Civilians
Brussels reports that many German civilians remain in Belgian cities despite a new law. The Belgian justice minister says expulsion is harder than driving the enemy army from trenches. Some Germans are recognized as paid agents of the occupation authorities. The Allied staff won’t allow pass-through of Germans. trains carry small groups daily. Trains may run for weeks or months as authorities enforce departures.
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Brussels
Be Ium
Lemon
Stree
Sone
Konrquarndartur
Vearisavelia
Ministry of Justice
Bolland
Helland
Ery Hes
Ag Sey
Neleiam
Belgium
Wome
Tuak
Vanderveldt
Coblenz
Greece
Third Army
Paris
England
Italy
France Prices Soar as Americans Pay Dearer for Basic Goods
Paris March 15 Americans, paying steep rates in France, note high living costs while natives suffer. An Associated Press observer reports taxi rides cost nearly three times meter estimates, meals for three reach $20, and staples like butter, eggs, coffee, and meat have surged far above prewar levels.
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Paris
France
Monsieur Jusserand
Washington
Russian resources untouched in Far East seek development
Vladivostok reports vast untapped potential in fisheries lumber and coal around the Sea of Okhotsk and Shagalien Island. Nikolaevsk exports showed 36 000 tons of fish last year with only nine steamers and 7 capacity 527 tons. A 20 000 ton fleet is urged to meet demand amid timber and iron surpluses.
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Nikolaevsk
Kamchatka
Sea of Okhotsk
Shaghalien
Europe
Kidney Pills Help Daisy Bell After Eight Years
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and restricted work due to kidney troubles. After taking Foley Kidney Pills she can resume all her tasks, according to Mann Drug Co.
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Daisy Bell
Box
Savannah
Mann Drug. Co
Railroad Schedules The Arrival and Departure at High Point
The article lists passenger train arrivals and departures at High Point. Schedules are published for information and not guaranteed.
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High Point
Burglary Suspect Found Hiding in Sloan Summer Home
Private William Bennett of the state constabulary arrested a man who claimed to be Fritz Johnson and said he lived in New York City. He was found hiding in a closet of Samuel Sloan’s summer home in Peekskill after Sloan’s residence was robbed of clothing and linens worth 1500 dollars. Johnson was arraigned on burglary charges and held for the grand jury.
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N. Y
William Bennett
State Constabulary
Fritz Johnson
New York City
Bennett
Samuel Sloan
New York
Sloan
Johnson
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