Allies May Aim Invasion Of Austria Through Brenner Pass
The Moscow decision elevates Austria as a key gateway to Hitler's fortress. Allies may breach via Brenner Pass from Italy and Yugoslavia, with Danube valley operations toward Vienna. A likely Austrian revolution follows, as anti Nazi sentiment grows and civilians mutiny or desert ahead of liberation.
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Austria
Germany
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Lombar
Brenner Pass
Carinthia
Italy
Yugo Slavia
Danube
Vienna
Danubian
Balkan
Rumania
Bulgaria
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Swe
Rians
Moscow
Electric Employes Will Get Wage Hike
The War Labor Board approved a plan by Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing and the United Electrical Workers to base vacation on actual hours worked rather than a 40 hour week. The schedule, effective January 1, covers about 99 000 employees nationwide, including unorganized workers, and adjusts vacations proportionally to hours worked, noting most employees now work eight hours more per week than at the time of the original schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
War Labor Board
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Bold thief takes $135.65 from Danville police evidence
Danville Virginia police seek a thief who walked from the detective department with $135.65 seized as evidence. Chief Ural Watson said the cash was left in a stationery cabinet beside a detention room when detectives were away, and a prisoner is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ural Watson
Courage on the Italian Front Heroes Shine Through Fire
In Italy’s battle for Cape Laties and beyond, American soldiers display lone bravery that overrides fear. Sergeants, corporals, and lieutenants push through bombardment to man guns, rescue the wounded, and direct assaults. Private Fred Cottrell aids the injured under artillery with grit. Lt. Col. Langdon reorganizes and leads a ridge assault under fire. Volunteers like Sergt. John Petty and Lt. Dollever Laiger cross lines to gather artillery positions and intel, while Kalberg and Petersdorf evacuate the wounded under shelling. American courage remains unexplainable and unwavering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Cape Laties
Fred Cottrell
Prestonburg
Cottrell
San Giovani
Wendell H. Langdon
Los Angeles
Calif
Langdon
John M. Petty
Fairhaven
Mass
Comry
Dollever Laiger
Taft
Laiger
Corp
Kenneth Kalberg
Summit
5. D
Pfe
Norman Petersdorf
Buffalo
N. Y
Volturno
Kalberg
Petersdorf
Guilford County Realty Transfers Summary
Guilford County transfers list deeds in Morehead Township and Gilmer Township. Transfers include C E Richardson to T R Lucas and E M Boger for tracts of 30 and 10 acres, Annie B Webb to Mary Browning Pollack, and others in Guilford County including West Bragg street and Pennsylvania avenue areas. Also mentions Greensboro city property transfers and roadside lots adjoining Dr. Thomas.
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Morehead Township
B. Johnson
P. G. Wilson
Dr. Thomas
H. H. King
New Road
A. K. Moore
Alan Turner
L. J. Blackwood
West Bragg Street
Emmett Putnam
Dorothy Putnam
Asheboro Road
Lawrence Street
Gilmer Township
Annie B. Webb
Mary Browning Pollack
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Street
City of Greensboro
Annie Leftwich
Church Street
Monroe Township
C. E. Richardson
T. R Lucas
E. M. Boger
Move Started On Draft Deferments For Union Men
Washington officials push to have Selective Service Director Hershey review the draft deferments of union leaders after a House Naval subcommittee found Brewster officials Krebs and De Angelis classified as 2-B essential in an essential industry. Rep. Maas plans a letter urging reexamination while Rep. Ward Johnson will refer the cases. Krebs, 32, unmarried with stomach ulcers, and De Angelis, 34, married with one child, are cited.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
House Naval
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
Rep
Maas
R-Minn
Hershey
Brewster
United Automotive Workers
CIO
Paul Krebs
Gabbriel de Angelis
Ward Johnson
Calif
Krebs
de Ansy
Rulers of the Venetian Republic and Great Plague Facts
The answers cover Doge as the ruler title of Venice, The Black Death as the medieval plague, and Catherine I the Russian empress born a peasant girl. TheWisdom quote notes social prejudice affects all social ranks, from lords to ploughmen.
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Venetian
Europe
Asia
Africa
Catherine I
Etiquette Hint for Overnight Guests
An overnight guest should avoid saying you did not sleep well to avoid implying the host’s hospitality was lacking. The suggestion preserves comfort and courtesy for both sides.
Horoscope for Today Warns of Obstacles and Caution
The signs today foretell a life shaped by obstacles yet you possess industry and resolve to prevail. Be prudent at home and avoid worsening a lax situation. A noon luncheon may disappoint and at 5 55 p m resist others if it harms your credit.
Sicily Size Compared to Vermont in Population
Sicily spans about the same area as Vermont yet hosts over ten times its population, highlighting stark demographic contrasts between the Italian island and the New England state.
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Sicily
Vermont
World Leaders Deliberate UNRRA Relief Plans At Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports the UNRRA council shaping its main relief plan as delegates from Poland Belgium Canada and other nations demand aid. Polish official Kwapinski warns of starvation with 800 calories for Poles and 400 for Polish Jews while epidemics threaten the continent and 8.6 million Poles are displaced. Belgian diplomat Raoul Richard notes rationing and invasion scars, and Canadian Brooke Claxton says aid may require saving consumption in donor countries.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Council
United Nations
Hitler
Jan Kwapinski
Polarti
UNRRA
Kwapinski
Poland
Raoul Richard
Belgium
Brooke Claxton
Organ Recital At St Mary's Church This Afternoon
Garners Nichols, instructor at the air force training detachment at High Point College, will present an organ recital this afternoon at St Mary's Episcopal Church at four o clock. He has studied in London and Vienna and formerly lived in Providence. He will repeat the recital next Sunday at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garners Nichols
Air Force Training
High Point College
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Nichols
London
Vienna
Providence
One Hit No Errors In City Collision Incident
Edward R. Yonkers told police he jumped from his car after it struck a pedestrian crossing on red. He dragged the dazed man to the sidewalk. the pedestrian apologized, offered a handshake, and walked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Edward R. Yonkers
Yonkers
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High Point Enterprise
E Simms Cams Campbell
Alfred Turnauer
International News Service
New York
INS
Trian
Dr. Goebbels
Imate
Clericals
Rehists
Social Democrats
Litler
TERN
Hungary
Iadriatic Sea
Fanens
Don Whitehead
Fifth Army
Guilford County Realty
Catherine de Medici
Grasse
N, P
Willis
St. Mary's
Cw Grove
the American Business Club
Cecil's Drug Co
Ring-Harris, Mann Drug Co
Ingram’s Pharmacy
A. B. Club
Efird’s
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