McKinney Named NEA Head and Election of Officers
Y V McKinney named head of the NEA at Hillsboro Oregon election day results show officers Ryder Cobleskill New York Frank McDer Atties Indiana treasurer Joseph Cook Mission Texas Albert S Hardy Gaines named chairman Water D Brookline Mass editor receives 3 Award for outstanding service to profession and community The 1988 president association Allen noted as code authority member.
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Gilwauker
W. Verne
Hillsboro
Ore
Ryder
Cobleskill
N.Y
Sidents
Frank McDer
Atties
Tnd
Joseph Cook
Mission
Texspor
Albert S. Hardy
Gaines
Oe Eile
Gosation
Water D
Brookline
Mass
Ile
Allen
De Gaulle Plan Not Planned for Moscow Visit
French authorities denied any plan for General Charles de Gaulle to visit Moscow. A radio report on Friday said De Gaulle, head of the French Committee for National Liberation, was urged to travel to the Soviet Union by Premier Stalin, though officials later clarified there was no such visit.
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Moscow
de Gaulle
Gen
Charles Head
Comi Tional Liberation
Bille
Stalin
Hay fever cures by nervous system therapy claim
A damaged OCR item promotes a chiropractic method for hay fever, alleging allergies come from nerves rather than pollen. It advocates removing upper airway sensitivities to restore breathing and suggests visiting a practitioner. It mentions climate changes and inoculations as part of the nonmedical approach.
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Thousar
World War II Battles Stir Hope Across Fronts
War reports from Europe and the Pacific highlight advances near Cherbourg and the Italian front, a Russian push toward the Latvian border, and gains in India along the Honma Teiphal road. Churchill signals possible summer success as Allied planners weigh openings to reopen the Burma Road and aid China. A separate court case ends a child marriage with a divorce granted on grounds of cruelty and inhuman treatment.
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Europe
Pacific
China
Hattie
Cherbourg
France
Atlantic
Italy
Rome
Hit
Vitebsk
Churchill
Tteir
Saipan
Marianas
Wip- Ponese
Southeast Asia
Honma-Teiphal
India
Burma
Ching
Japan
Lan
Stock Market Ends Week With A Slight Gain
Stock markets closed the week with small gains as selective buying supported the 10 stock average up modestly. Leaders included International Telephone, American Bosch, U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, Pullman and General Motors while unions and bonds offered mixed results amid thin weekly turnover.
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New York
Associated Press
International Telephone
Cormaintead
American Bosch
American Woolen
U. S. Steel
Sears Rosbuck
Pullman
Llingis Central
General Motors
Chrysler and Packard
Graham Paige
Hupp
Continental Motors
Willys
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Raihway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cities Service
Carrier Corp
Brown-Forman Distillers
Brewster ‘Aero
American Gas & Electric
Grease Petroleum
Hitler Claims Nazi PWs Slain in Normandy
Adolf Hitler's headquarters announced Saturday night that German prisoners were reported murdered in Normandy and vowed that 10 American soldiers would be shot for every German if the reports proved true. The broadcast followed several Allied reports of casualties on both sides.
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Lennon
Adolf Hitler
Normandy
Welfare Units Help State Selective Service
Tennessee efforts to medically and socially investigate 1-A registrants by the Welfare Department, under William A. Shoat, include home visits, interviews with doctors and friends, and thousands of calls. The program aims to identify mental or physical conditions affecting induction, with 29,026 names received and 29,292 cases investigated by June.
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Jane Barton
Nashville
Tennessee
Department of Welfare
William A. Shaws
Shoat
Shoal
Welfare Department
Shoaf
German claim on Allied airmen pris oners in Cherbourg
A German announcement stated reports claimed members of the German Army tied to Cherbourg prisoners were shot despite being in uniform. The fragment suggests confusion over whether Allied airmen were captured or killed after being shot down.
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Talion
Cherbourg
Conservation Commission reelects officers in Tennessee
The Tennessee Conservation Commission reelected its officers, with Chairman Joe A. Summers of Johnson City, Vice Chairman Major General Lytle Brown of Franklin, and Secretary Dr. George R. Mayfield of Nashville. The body backed a statewide tree farming program and approved a 500 acre state park site near Paris, with plans for broader park expansion and landowner cooperation. A resale opening of the Dale Hollow Reservoir to fishing from Saturday to March 21 was approved, covering multiple counties.
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Nashville
Tennessee Conservation Commission
Nlte
J. 0. Hazard
Tennessee
Summers
Scott-Fitzhugh Bridge
Paris
Tenn
Giilbertsville
William Rector
Wiennenses
Jy Saterday
Dreaden
Union City
Dover
Clarksville
Dale Hollow
Clay
Fentress
Overton
Pickett Counties
Aviation Cadet Ritzert Courtmartialed in Jackson
Aviation Cadet John A. Ritzert of Dayton Ohio was courtmartialed for reckless flying and flying too low over Jackson Tennessee. A special court martial found him guilty and he will not be permitted to fly again for the Army Air Forces after a solo joy ride.
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Jackson
Tenn
John A. Ritzert
Dayton
Ohio
Harold A. Ferrington
McKellar Field
Ritzert
Lieut
Ferrington
Aviation
Madet Ritzert
Army Air Forces
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NEA
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Cor Hicke L. Simpson
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Colnnese Iy
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Mtane Wai
Cape
Mont Ward
Gil
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Aa Toy Corp
Morna
Bae
Trupheeye Fe’ S
Soniapal
Is Aeva
Storchis
Oscar
Nelson
First Baptist Church of
Sparta, Tenn
Sullivan Baptist Church
Sullivan Gardens
Greeneville
East Tennessee
Hitler
Pws
Jules Verna
Sterchi
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