German Workman Sees Harsh Postwar Fate in Berlin
A Berlin factory worker reflects on postwar life in Germany. He recalls leaving the country for work elsewhere, his family’s hardship after the war, and his fear of inflation and job loss as materials remain scarce. He hopes for a stable government and a better future for his children through schooling.
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Mormon Leaders Begin 2600 Mile Motor Trip to Historic Sites
Leaders of the Latter-Day Saints depart Salt Lake City on a 2600 mile caravan through Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois to revisit key events in church history. George Albert Smith heads the group with stops at Pueblo, Fort Leavenworth, Independence and Nauvoo. The return route traces Brigham Young era paths across Iowa Nebraska Wyoming and Utah. The journey ends July 24 with a granite and bronze monument dedication in East Lake Valley and a visit to the old Mormon temple site at Nauvoo.
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Winters Against Loan Against British Empire
Washington quotes Rep. Winter denouncing a proposed 3.75 billion loan to Great Britain. He argues Congress lacks constitutional authority to tax Americans for foreign loans or gifts and warns Kansas would bear over 50 million in costs while the Lus third congressional district faces seven million. He contends the aid would aid a socialist London government and undercut free enterprise.
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Preliminary hearing set for Burke murder case in Salina
In Salina Kansas a preliminary hearing for Pvt. William J. Burke of Panama City Florida on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Rudolph Loop at a local dance hall last Saturday has been scheduled for July 15. Burke was arraigned in city court yesterday and ordered held on a $10,000 bond.
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Harwick Family Secures Rent Deal For Five Children
In Marinette Wisconsin on July 10 a local housing offer allows a family to rent a four bedroom house with scaled rent based on number of children. The Harwicks with four children take the deal, paying $50 a month for the unit while a per child reduction proposal is noted. A landlord comments milk costs. A separate note mentions the Nick Butman family amid a missing car key episode and a donated clothes letter.
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Wis
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Berwyn Police Strained as Floodwaters Flood Station
Berwyn police hurriedly answered calls during a heavy night rain that flooded several hundred basements. Officers said pumps were in short supply and requested more pumps as water reached seven inches inside the station.
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