Brewster Plan Aims DP to Peru? No, Argentina Jobs Hinted
Washington Aug 16 NEA special correspondent reports Brewster backed scheme to bring European displaced persons to Passamaquoddy Maine training them for technical jobs in Argentina. State Department confirms inquiry. plan centers on DP training then sending workers to Argentina with Eastport taxes set to expand for utilities. Brewster attacks Fulton as Argentine envoy nominee and defends American citizen stance amid Hughes probe.
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Department
Passamaquoddy
Eastport
Amnesty Offers Many Little Nazis in Soviet Zone
Berlin reports a proclamation by Marshal Sokolovsky granting amnesty to thousands of Germans in the Soviet occupation zone who were former Nazi Party members but had no crimes against peace. It allows voting and offices, aiming to aid democratic reconstruction, while officials must remove former fascists within three months. AMG Denazification chief Dorn calls the move notable after two years of occupation. Expensive meats offer no extra nourishment.
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Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Germany
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Public Aid In Indiana County Drops For Week End Aug 9
Indiana County public aid totals declined for the week ending August 9 as reported by the Department of Public Assistance. The number of cases fell by five and the people receiving aid by nine, while old age assistance, aid to dependent children, and blind pension programs remained unchanged. July grant expenditures were announced for Armstrong, Cambria, Clearfield, Indiana, and Westmoreland counties.
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Harrisburg
Armstrong County
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Westmoreland County
Theater Roof Struggle With Burglars On Roof
In Brooklyn, detectives chased two burglary suspects across a slippery roof ledge during a drenching rain. The five minute confrontation ended with Samuel Onestia and Julius Caesar Ochoa, ages 22 and 19, booked on burglary and possession of burglary tools charges.
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Brooklyn
Samuel Onestia
Julius Caesar Ochoa
Prince Ferdinand Von Schoenaich Carolath Arraigned in Britain
Prince Ferdinand Von Schoenaich Carolath stepson of the last Kaiser was arraigned before a British court on charges he lied about belonging to the Nazi Party. Prosecutors say he admitted party membership in 1932 but denied it on a questionnaire. He remains in custody eight days as investigators hunt for missing crown jewels reportedly moved from his trunk.
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Prince Ferdinand von Schoenaich-Carolath
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Princess Hermine
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Escaped U S Prisoners Nabbed After Jeep Crash
Two army prisoners identified as Telbert Storm and Richard Golembeski, both 20, were arrested by State Police near Coudersport after their stolen jeep left Route 6 and crashed. Storm is in serious condition with a fractured skull and internal injuries. Golembeski slept at the wheel. two hitchhikers picked up earlier near Wilkes Barre were uninjured. The men will be turned over to military authorities.
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Bowman
Maryland
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Wilkes- Barre
Rescue boys as boat sinks on Delaware River
Harbor police rescued six boys ages up to sixteen when a homemade craft began sinking while crossing the Delaware River. They were spotted by the crew of the Philadelphia Blankenburg, which summoned a police boat to tow the vessel to shore.
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Harbor
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