Hitler Youth Change as Americans Occupy Germany
Teenagers once loyal to the Nazi regime face parental controls again in American occupied districts. Parents can switch children away from Nazi influence without fear of retaliation. American officers note that many youths now reject Nazi zeal as Germany’s fortunes collapse and hope to return to ordinary youth activities like scouting.
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Hal Boyle
Germany
Pitler
Fritz
Brunnild
Hitler Youth Movement
Market Basket Prize Awarded to Mrs Hunt for Tomato Preserves
Mrs Ira E Hunt of 414 Forest Avenue wins the Market Basket prize for a tomato preserves recipe. The method uses 6 pounds ripe tomatoes and 6 pounds sugar with diluted vinegar, cooking to a clear thick jelly, strained and sealed in sterilized jars for a bright red finish.
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Mrs. Hunt
Ira E. Hunt
Forest Avenue
Summer Bews Qut Today News Se iu Made at ae avem
E W T states summer made at a event. Fragmentary wording limits details but notes a summer related claim or remark attributed to E W T. Entities are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Ae Avem
E.W.T
Draft status battle involving Butler County farmers
State selective service authorities dispute the draft status of 67 farmers in Butler County. The case centers on how the war-era policy applies to rural agricultural workers and the implications for local families.
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Butler County
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