Boundaries of Germany 1937 Rules Stir Polish Question
The Allied plan keeps occupation boundaries as of 1937 and avoids German annexation. The Polish fate in Silesia remains unclear as Poles move into areas evacuated by Germans and planned transfers raise questions about future compensation to Holland. The control council may decide on issues affecting Germany as a whole, not zone by zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, JR
Germany
Silesia
Lublin
Lodz
Frankfurt
Holland
Control Council
Niemoeller comments on German will and Nazi danger
Pastor Niemoeller says Germans crave authority and may not learn from Nazism’s horrors. He defends his choice to fight for Hitler, cites obedience to authority but insistence on soul, and notes he fears a wary public future. He is among Hitical prisoners freed by Allies awaiting testimony for war crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Niemoeller
Hitler
God
Caesar
Dorothy Dix Leads First American Army Nurse Corps
Dorothy Dix became the initial head of the American Army nurse corps during the Civil War, guiding medical staff and organizing nursing care for wounded soldiers. She shaped early military nursing practices and established leadership precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Star of Hope 1899 publication details and staff
The Star of Hope 1899 edition notes press 1927 consolidation on January 18 1929 by Star Publishing Co Inc with Co E Palmer and Alex H Washburn in Hope Arkansas. Palmer as president Washburn as editor and publisher. Subscription rates listed for various counties and nationwide. Associated Press member rights and national advertising reps named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
the Star
South Wannuteet, Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Senators Watch San Francisco League Draft Attend
American delegates in San Francisco explain that Senate approval remains pivotal for joining the league. Texas Democrat Connally and Michigan Republican Vandenberg note a possible 33 vote margin could block entry, and every charter word faces Senate scrutiny. Lafollette criticizes veto power of the Big Five as the debate continues.
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Senate
San Francisco
Connally
Texas
Vandenberg
Michigan
Lafollette
Paris conservatory kin tied to Chopin and Liszt figures
The passage notes Zimmerman’s four daughters all linked to the arts, including a marriage to Gounod and ties to architect Pigny and painter Dubeufe. Madame Baignieres, a music teacher, organized musicales for hospital patients during the occupation before serving in the 365th General Hospital. She recalls Rue Gounod and Avenue Gounod in Saint Cloud and mentions a California cousin who has had multiple marriages.
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Paris
Chopin
Liszt
Zimmerman
Gounod
Pigny
St. Cloud
Dubeufe
Dugie
Madame Baignieres
365Th General Hospital
Madame Baigneeres
Twain Guarded Manuscripts With Chalk Boundary
The famed author Mark Twain reportedly feared losing manuscripts and drew a chalk line around his desk to keep the maid from crossing the boundary even to dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
U S Planes Strafe Jap Death by Own Action Bases
Air raids report American planes from Okinawa airfields attacking Japanese suicide bases on Kyushu. Tokyo said the raid aimed to disrupt the enemy death by own action corps in Okinawa waters as Superfortresses engaged enemy fighters over Kobe. losses included eight B 29s and several Japanese rammed Allied crews. Lt. John C Hoyer of Missoula witnessed a baka plane fall in flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Okinawa
Kyushu
Japan
Tokyo
Osurmi
Satsuma
Kobe
John C. Hoyer
Missoula
Mont
March Blast In Summer Ends As Heat Returns
The Associated Press reports a six day March heat spike across the nation with cooler mornings. Forecasters in Chicago say temperatures below normal from the plains to New England will rebound by Saturday and rise further into late summer though no long range forecast is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Plains States
New England
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Great Lakes Region
Defense rests in Medley murder trial over secret payments
In Washington June 6, the defense in Joseph D Medley murder case rested after presenting evidence that Nancy Boyer received sums from a man named George S Olive of Indianapolis. Medley, an escaped Michigan convict, is accused of killing Mrs Boyer on March 6 after an all night poker party. The case heads to the jury tomorrow afternoon. The defense offered letters and telegrams from Olive dated 1932 to February, claiming they show a mysterious boyfriend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph D. Medley
Nancy Boyer
George S. Olive
Indianapolis
Medley
Michigan
Signing of Big Four pact lands after wartime dispute
At Tempelhof airdrome delegates from the United States United Kingdom and the Soviet Union rejoined the sign ceremony after a delay over article 10. Russians sought to remove nationals from the clause which would have affected Japanese citizens in German zones. Eisenhower arrived at 1 a.m. and met Zhukov at a villa near Koepenick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempelhof
Drew Middleton
New York Times
Germany
Russia
Japan
Middleton
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Termpelhof
Frankfurt
Berlin
Koepenick
Zhukov
Flowers in perfume and Moses as Sanitarian
The article notes orange blossoms and jasmine as key flowers in perfume. It calls Moses the first Sanitarian for creating a cleanliness code still observed by his people today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Says 10c Tablets
An advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller with a 100 tablet pack for 35c. It claims no other aspirin can do more and urges buyers to insist on St. Joseph Aspirin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Submarine Ramage Sinks Four Ships in Bold Parche Raid
Pearl Harbor report details Commander Ramage of the Parche sinking four Japanese ships in a daring surface attack. The mission earned Ramage the Congressional Medal of Honor. Parche's crew included Ramage and Lt. Commander W W McCory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Spencer
Pearl Harbor
Lawson P. Ramage
Ramage
New London
U S to Occupy Only Bavaria in Germany
London hoped to confine American occupation to Bavaria in southwest Germany with Frankfurt as a northern anchor. British and Russian troops would take over the Ruhr and Rhineland including Cologne while the Ninth and First Armies shed German territory. Eisenhower’s headquarters at Frankfurt likely marks the northern limit of the American zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McDermott
United Press
London
United States
Germany
Bavaria
Ninth
Leipzig
Magdeburg
Chemnitz
Erfurt
Rhineland
Ruhr
Cologne
Dueren
Duesseldorf
Essen
Berlin
Frankfurt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yalta
Vienna
Cafe Meat Rations Cut 20 Percent in July and August
The Office of Price Administration will cut meat rations for restaurants by 20 percent in July and August. Canned fruits and vegetables rations will drop about 12 to 15 percent and sugar 0 to 25 percent below May June levels. Hospitals and school food programs will be exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administraion
OPA
33 Wacs and Air Crew Missing
An Army Transport Plane carrying 18 WACS and a crew of three has been missing in Africa since May 30. It flew 766 miles from Accra to Roberts Field Liebmia and was last reported over Tukoradi, 150 miles west of takeoff. Searches cover the Ivory Coast as Gen. H H Arnold confirms no excess aircraft will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Africa
Accra
British West Africa
Roberts Field
Liebmia
Tukoradi
Ivory Coast
Parche’s Night Battle Off Formosa Sinkings Reported
Ramage and the Parche hunted Japanese convoys south of Formosa. In a night action the submarine fired torpedoes at multiple ships, sinking at least two big escorts and crippling another before escaping, with a transport later disappearing from sight.
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Formosa
Parche
Ramage
Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago June 6
Butter firm receipts 800 275 eggs 19 174 firm market unchanged New York June 6 Butter 2 004 107 firm live and dressed poultry firm Eggs 32975 firm Hogs 5 000 markets active and steady barrows gilts weights 14 70 sows 13 95 stags 15 99 13 95 cattle 2 000 calves 1 200 loads of steers mostly medium and good cows 30 percent of total mostly 15 00 16 50 odd cows 13 50 common beef cows 10 00 12 25 good bulls 14 00 medium 11 12 50 slaughter steers 11 00 17 50 shorthorn heifers 10 00 17 00 stocker feeder steers 19 00 14 75 sheep 2 500 few on sale early shipments late arrive little home market strong to higher shorn ewes weak 0 VW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York Stocks End Lower After Broad Decline
Stocks sold off fractions to more than two points in today's market erasing gains in aircraft rails and specialties. Trading around 1,500,000 shares, retreating names included Bethlehem U S Steel Chrysler Goodyear U S Rubber Caterpillar Douglas Grumman American Telephone International Nickel Dow Chemical Santa Fe Great Northern preferred Standard Oil. Strong performers were Baldwin Locomotive Warner Bros and Consolidated Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Good@rich
U. S. Rubber Caterpillar
Douglas
Grumman American Telephone International Nickel
Dow Chemical
Santa Fe
Great Northern Preferred
Standard O.1
Baldwin Locomotive
Warner Bros
Consolidated Edison
Stockyards Report Curbs Day of Trade in St Louis Market
National Stockyards Ill June 6 cattle and hogs traded unevenly as buyers exercised caution amid light receipts. Prices ranged modestly with tails pared on select lots while midweek activity kept bids steady in limited driven sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Lt Col James W Branch Quoted in Post Camp Story
Lt Col James W Branch from Hope Ark a division surgeon with the Army in Germany is quoted in the Saturday Evening Post June 9 issue by editor Ben Hibbs. The article Journey to a Shattered World quotes Branch as visiting the camp observing women reacting to horrors and arranging evacuation to a hospital. The piece notes he forced Langaluba Oberhain villagers to provide blankets and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Branch
Hope
Germany
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Hibb
Post
Collie Small
Ark
Langaluba-Oberhain
Our Daily and Civil Administration Accountability Debate
Our Daily argues that civil administration must be accountable for public funds and operations. It criticizes self made rules and wartime exceptions that hinder oversight and suggests needed condition specific changes.
Army Occupied Territory Faces Rhetoric of Censorship
Fragmentary text discusses the army’s control of a territory and resistance to censorship. References to a dictator government and the army’s strength and courage, and the recent overthrow, hint at political turmoil and suppression.
Workers Needed for Liberty Ship Construction Rally
Article notes that more than 40 skilled trades are required to build a Liberty ship. It highlights the breadth of craft roles and the national effort backing shipbuilding during the war.
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Datton
Hope Star
Arkansas
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
New Orleans
Union St
U.S. Senate
Skyway Club
Ann Ark
Fletcher Hereford
Little Rock Highway 67
U.S
Fost
6Th Infantry
Iwa
Gushichan
19Th Army
Naha Airfield
Gucha River
NEA Telemap
Jo Ann
Coast Guard
Bud Abbott
Costello
W., W. McCory
Carlisle
Muhlhausen
Austria
Third Army
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Harold Kirpatrick
Camp Lee
Quartermaster School
Prague
Heydrich
Himmiler
Kirpatrick
Prague University
Romona
Cal
Heidrich
Kirkpatrick
Heydrup
Kilpatrick
Tittmoning
Upper Bavaria
Gripsholm
Army
Branch
Our Daily
Twina
J. A. Sullivan, Jr
North Main
Norman Breslauer
South Elm St
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Texarkam
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