Hitler Rewarded Is Duce For His Stand On Austria
A 1945 Associated Press report details secret Nazi transcripts from the 1938 Austrian seizure, showing Hitler gratefully rewarding Mussolini for Austria’s fate, with Goering and Seyss-Inquart orchestrating intervention and German troops entering Austria at dawn.
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Duce
Austria
Berlin
Daniel DE Luce
Associated Press
RLIN
Adolph Ee Ae
Mussolini
Itler
Reichmarshal
Herman Goering
Air Ministry
Ad Ministry
Red Army
Germany
Philip
Prince Philip of Hesse
Engiag Natalda
Italy
Alfied
Hesse
Rome
Arthur yss-Inquart
Vienna
Goering
Kurt Schuschnigg
Aussian
Seyss-Inquart
Palazzo Venezia
Diana
Innsbruck
Gog
Muffancy Fie
Schusnigg
Goering Gematol
Wilhelm Niklas
One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
Pericardium is part of the heart. The money order branch was organized in 1864 to accommodate Civil War soldiers. The Ten Commandments were not called the Decalogue, which is another term for the Decalogue.
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Postal Service
Vet Contacts Rise at USES Here in October
Ralph Miller, local employment office manager, reports 1681 veteran contacts at USES in October, up from 825 in September, reflecting returning veterans in the labor market. Of 109 placed in local work, 23 were handicapped. 34 referred to VA services. 55 to training agencies. 53 to other local agencies. Total USES contacts 3495 with 2101 needing extra services. 861 job referrals, 305 of whom accepted local work by month end.
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Ralph Miller
High Point
Veterans Administration
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Family Service
Miller
Veterans' Employment Service Aids Veterans in Job Match
A veteran writes on how the Veterans' Employment Service links 1700 to 2000 offices to place ex servicemen. The system emphasizes first crack at open jobs, with readjustment allowances via state unemployment offices and local USES representatives.
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Washington
Veterans’ Employment Service
U. S
Veterans
Appalachia
Richmond
WMC
Navy
Nurses of State Meet In Winston-Salem
Miss Hazel Williams of Raleigh presided over the 27th annual North Carolina State Nurses Association convention in Winston-Salem. The North Carolina League of Nursing Education and the NC Council for War Service meetings also open during the same period.
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Nurses of State
Winston
Winston - Salem
Hazel Williams
Raleigh
North Carolina State Nurses Association
North Carolina League of Nursing Education
N. C. Council For War Service
Garden State Park season yields $252K to seven owners
Camden New Jersey November 5 Seven owners earned a total of $252 285 from Garden State Park during the recent season.Cashings amounted to more than 21 per cent of a record purse of $1 192 400.The largest individual payoff went to Gustav Ring a former Washington DC army officer who received $47 350.
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Camden
N. J
Garden State Park
Gustav Ring
Washington, D. C
WAC Sgt Totten Returns Home With $100 Gift Spree
In Tacoma a North Carolina WAC sergeant, Gertrude E. Totten of Lexington, after Pacific service aboard the U S S General William Mitchell, wins a $100 gift certificate and buys a tailored suit, hat, pumps, bag, and blouses during her homecoming shopping spree. Gov. Wallgren welcomes 173 women in uniform. Totten saved worn GI gear for years and selects a gray beret and lizard accessories to mark discharge.
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Tacoma
Wash
North Carolina
Gertrude E. Totten
Lexington
Pacific
U.S.S
William Mitchell
Totten
Australia
New Guinea
Women's Army Corps
Mon C. Wallgren
Sgt. Totten
Army
Governor Cherry Addresses Vets and Receives War Trophies
In Raleigh on November 6, Governor Cherry spoke to World War I veterans at a two day List Wildcat division meeting. He said the shooting war is over but efforts for lasting peace remain and accepted on behalf of the state a collection of Japanese war trophies from Pacific battle areas now displayed in the state hall of history.
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Raleigh
Cherry
Wildcat
Pacific
State Hall of History
Annamese Bow and Arrow Secret Weapon Captured
Saigon reports French authorities captured a clever Annamese automatic bow that shoots five arrows from a single string. Earlier Britain announced the seizure of an Annamese munitions center and a bow and arrow factory. In Mount Airy officials weigh a 500 acre community forest. Cattlemen feed calves to add weight as they move with mothers.
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Saigon
Small Bills Sent To Yank Troops
Tokyo reports a shipment of 14.88 million dollars in one five and twenty dollar denominations arrived by air to ease a greenback shortage for homecoming American soldiers. Soldiers may carry up to 150 dollars in cash, with remaining funds available via army pay orders cashable on return home.
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Tokyo
United States
Cattle Buyer Haverfield Among Ranches Discuss Horses in Hotel
In Haverfield’s hotel room at bed time in Clayton New Mexico on November 5 a cattle buyer from Scott City Kansas and several boys discussed horses. The meeting centered on a colt described by Larry Keh oe from Texline Texas.
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Clayton
N. M
John Haverfield
Scott City
Kas
Haverfield
Larry Kehoe
Texline
Tex
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Laurence Whitehead
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