Surplus Items From Camp McCoy To Go On Sale
Army surplus sale at Camp McCoy offers footbaths canteens gloves and more valued at over 300000. 78 footwear lots and clothing plus about 4200 in used medical gear and 7000 in misc items priced fixed. Purchases open to federal agencies veterans and others with bids due by end of December.
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Camp McCoy
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WAA
War, Assets Administration
McCoy
JAP TRIAL ANNIVERSARY IN YOKOHAMA
The one year mark arrives in Yokohama for Japanese war crimes trials with 123 defendants convicted and four acquitted. The U S Eighth Army reports continued proceedings in the prison camp atrocity case.
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Court Frees Youth In Stabbing Case In Chicago
Melbourne Healey Jr., 15, testified he fatally stabbed his mother's fiance to save her life and was exonerated by a coroner jury. His mother Mary Williamson, 45, was summoned to court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Melbourne Healey, Jr
Charles Sencenich
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Jewish Youth Sentenced in Jerusalem for Leaflet Bomb
A Jerusalem military court sentenced a 17 year old Jew to one month in prison and 12 strokes at the whipping post after convicting him of possessing a leaflet bomb. The Irgun Zvai Leumi had warned it would treat British soldiers the same way following a prior court ruling.
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Irgun Zvai Leumi
Canada’s Fur Trade Value Exceeds Thirty Dollars
The annual value of Canada’s fur era is estimated at more than 30 dollars, indicating a growing market and economic activity in the fur trades across the country.
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Legion Listening Post Calendar Sees Venison Dinner and Drum Corps Drive
The Legion post outlines a Thursday game dinner at 6 30 PM with venison and entertainment. It celebrates past leaders, praises the Roy L Wingers post 52 drum corps start up, and invites beginners to join practice Tuesday nights. Membership sits above 1300 for 1947, with a goal of 1531, and a Christmas party by the auxiliary is noted.
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American Legion
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Majority Would Force Unions to Public Financial Reports
A Princeton opinion poll shows about five of six Americans support requiring labor unions to publish yearly financial statements of income and expenses. Union members also lean toward public disclosure, despite leaders’ opposition.
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Princeton
N. J
Massachusetts
Guerrillas Surrender in Northern Greece Amid Snowbound Castrophe
Official reports say over 350 guerrillas surrendered in northern Greece within 48 hours as fighters retreat from snow covered mountains. Dozens more reportedly perished from extreme cold and hunger.
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Athens
Greece
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