Doenitz and Nazi remnants in Copenhagen reflect waning power
By J M Roberts Jr substitutes for Dewitt Mackenzie the war in Germany nears a point where Nazi activity loses meaning. Resistance continues in Austria and the mop up will extend after any surrender order. Doenitz and other conquerors in Copenhagen attract attention as dwindling Nazi influence fades, with newsstands in New York selling non Nazi papers in haste as victory nears.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Dewitt MacKenzie
Germany
Quity
Pdt
Faraites
Austria
Bavaria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Rutn
East Prussia
Admiral Doenitz
Werner Best
Copenhagen
Karl Doenitz
der Fuehrer
New York
Newsdealer
Associated Press Rights Notice Fragment
A fragment of a newspaper rights notice lists AP republication rights and advertising representatives in multiple U S cities including Memphis Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City New Orleans and related addresses. The passage contains fragmented punctuation and stray abbreviations.
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Associated Press
National
Arkansas Dallies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Union St
Okinawa Casualties and Air Attacks Reported in Pacific War
Admiral Nimitz disclosed 1,131 American killed and 2,816 wounded with 1,604 missing in the Okinawa campaign through Wednesday, bringing total US casualties to 16,964 in the Okinawa area. Japanese forces claimed several ships sunk and damaged by suicide planes, while B 29s and Navy bombers conducted strikes on Kyushu Shikoku and Honshu targets, destroying three enemy planes on the ground and sinking a small cargo ship.
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ANK. Tremaine Guar
First Marine Division
Okinawa
Naha
Kyushu
Shikoku
Apanese
Suicia
Okinawati
10Th Army
Asa River
Simon, Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Yonabaru
Sawtooth Ridge
Admiral Chester
Nimitz
Domei Agency
Américas
Matsuyama
Omura
Oita
Honshu
Triplets Named After the Big Three
A Louisville Kentucky family recently welcomed triplets born to Mrs. Josephine Walker. The three newborns were promptly named after the famous trio: Franklin Roosevelt, Winnie Churches ill, and Joseph Stalin Walker.
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Josephine Walker
Louisville
Franklin Roosevelt
Winnie Churches
Joseph Stalin Walker
Hitler's Sweetheart Eva Braun Seen With Him In Munich
Munich gossip says Eva Braun is with Adolf Hitler whether dead or alive. Frau Marie Schilller claims Eva left for Berlin a month ago, whisked away at night by SS guards, while Hitler stays in his apartments and Eva visits or remains at her villa. The tale rests on housekeeper reports and Munich rumor, with notes on their secrecy and Eva's public appearances scarce.
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Munich
Jack
Fleischer
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Frau Marie Schiller
Eva
Frau Schiffler
Berlin
Prinzregenten Strasse 16
Frau
Annie Winter
George
der Fuehrer
Bavaria
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Koenigsplatz
Germany
G. I
Kearns
Alden
Barnau
Capt. Grier
Riddle
Harry
Hans
Mein Junge
Rose Marie
Sweden
Nuernburg
Gestapo
Volksturmers
Allied push overpowers German lines in northern Europe
German forces retreat as Patton’s Third Army sweeps Bohemia and Linz while the Seventh and French First Armies advance near Innsbruck. Soviet patrols near Vienna and British raids sink ships as half a million Germans surrender in the north. Reports place German leaders Kiel and Flensburg in surrender zones. Denmark and Norway become key escape routes.
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Romney Wheeler
London
Britain
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Ninth Army
Elbe River
United States
The
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U.S
America
Gallagher
Elbe
Germany
Holland
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Sweden
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Kiel
Flensburg
Grand Adm
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Paul Ludwig von Kleist
Saltzburg
106Th
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103Rd
Brenner Pass
Lucian Truscott
Fifth Army
Italy
Third
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Bohemia
Pilsen
Aabenraa
Aarhus
Supreme Headquarters
Edward von Khiest
Athony C. McAuliffe
Innsbruck
Tyrol
Prague
Third Army
Seventh Army
Berchtesguiden
Salzburg
RAF
Kurt von Manteuffel
Paris
von Tippelskirch
War drives nickel use for bombs amid farm labor losses
The article notes that nickel once for forks now funds 675 millagne sium bombs and that accidents cost U S farms about 1,400 workers each month, highlighting wartime resource strain and labor shortages.
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U S
Appalachian name origin from ancient Florida tribe legend
The Appalachian mountain chain derives its name from a supposed tribe in northern Florida. The tale links the range's name to a bygone people, reflecting regional lore rather than definitive historical record.
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Appalachian Mountain Chain
Florida
German Wehrmacht Surrenders Grow as Front Advances
Moscow dispatches report mass German capitulation moves along the Russian front with about 145000 prisoners in Berlin tally and hundreds surrendering hourly. Nazi officers say they fulfilled their duty to Hitler as captives are gathered in large units and prepared for eastward march.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Wehrmacht
Berlin
Frontidispatches
Adolf Hitler
German Regulars and Volksturmers
Red Army
Red Star
Leonid Vysokostrovsky
Pavel Troyanosky
Wilhelmstrasse
Reichstag
Academy of Art
Pecaplenal
Alngrome
Oslo
Wicstel
Tam
Pra“Ydiot
Ivan
Germany
Fertilizer Effects On Fish And Miscellaneous Wartime Facts
Various wartime and home front notes noting chemical fertilizers boosting fish weight via plankton as food, aircraft wiring and radar gear challenges, ships and aviation history, climate variety in North Carolina, and consumer tips on clothing care, food storage, and household maintenance. Includes figures on railroad cars replacement, absenteeism, air intake, milk production, and piston wear.
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Army
Pacific
Ranger
New Guinea
North Carolina
America
United States
Colorado
Canada
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago May 4
Live poultry receipts six trucks no cars FOB prices market unchanged. Butter receipts 537 4s market unchanged. Eggs receipts 15 417 firms imiar market unchanged.
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Chicago
WEA
Japanese retreat toward hill country in Davao campaign
The report describes Japanese forces pulling back to hill country after a 150 mile dash from their beachhead as U.S. and Australian airpower neutralizes targets in the Netherlands East Indies in support of Tarakan operation. Libby and Matina airfields in Davao region are seized, with several other airfields previously taken.
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Libby
Matina
Libby Fields
Philippines
U.S
Netherlands East Indies
Tarakan
America
Iwo Jima
World Organization
Security Council
United States
Carolines
Marshalls
Poland
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
H. OV. Evatt
Australia
Evatt
Social Calendar Highlights Church Groups Meet for National Music Week
Sunday events include youth group hosts from four churches to observe National Music Week with refreshments by the Weslgian Guild. Monday features multiple W.S.C.S circles, the First Baptist W.A. hosting Mother and Daughter Panquet, and the St Marks Auxiliary urging UT0 box donations, plus a W.M.S. meeting at the Educational building. Tuesday brings Ruth Pickard piano recital at the high school. Miss Betty Coleman hosts a dinner for classmates at the Coleman home, with a Maypole centerpiece and four course menu.
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First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Christian
Weslgian Guild
The
First Baptist Church
Panquet
W.M.S. of the
Ruth Pickard
Betty Ruth Coleman
Betty Coleman
Joe C. Coleman
Gwendolyn Evans
Pergy McNeil
Jo Ann Card
Phyliss Williams
Mary Roy Moses
Peggy Williams
Elizabeth Wilson
Marion Mouser
Rosemary Coop
Hope High School
Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Charles Haubiel
Juil-lard School of Music
Carl Friedberg
Germany
America
Metropolitan Opera Company
Town Hall
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Reinald Werrenrath
Louise Bernhardt
American Opera Company
Agnes Davis
Maurice Eisenberg
Pablo Cagals
Friday
Rural Youth Organization Day Observed by 4-H Club
The Shover Springs 4-H club will observe Rural Youth Organization Day on Sunday May 6 after Sunday school at the church. The public is invited to hear the program.
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Shover Springs 4-H Club
Kenneth Hammond
R. N
Julia Chester Hospital
National Hospital
Red Cross
Revival Set to Open at Unity Baptist Sunday Morning
Unity Baptist Church announces a revival starting this Sunday with services at morning and evening sessions each day. Local attendees are invited to participate as pastors lead prayers, sermons, and fellowship through the weekend.
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Unity Baptist
Doyle M. Ingram
Unity Baptist Church
South Elm Street
Bungay
A. Massey
Impressive Mr Cutter Moves Hands Without Speaking
A vivid portrayal of Mr Cutter, exceptionally presentable with white soft hands that communicate eloquently. His gestures replace much of his speech, directing attention from telephones to doorways, the register, dining room, and floor levels with precise signaling.
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Mr. Cutter
McKellar Pushes Hanagan Nomination Amid Senate Hurdles
McKellar faces doubt about swaying colleagues to oppose a president's first major pick. As post office committee chair he urged Senate action to confirm Robert Hanagan as postmaster general without the usual delay. GOP objections blocked immediate action but McKellar argued Hanagan would win confirmation when the Senate reconvenes.
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Post Office Committee
McKellar
Senate
Robert E. Hannegan
Francis J. Kelly
Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley
Authority
Thomas
D-Okla
Agriculture Committee
White House
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
TVA
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Appropriations Group
Truman
Brevard NC Supplies Most U.S. Cigarette Paper
Brevard North Carolina now provides nearly all cigarette paper used in the United States after a shift away from imports from France. This change reflects the region's industrial role in domestic paper production and its impact on the tobacco packaging supply chain.
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America
Brevard
North Carolina
France
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