Nazi Influence Is Not Dead In Germany Notes Indicate
Berlin reports a week of provocative events showing lingering Nazi sentiment and a shadowy underground movement. Notes detail a sweeping slogan about democracy, a teenager questioning Nazi failings, attacks on an American soldier, a plea for a fifth reich, party denouncements, disappearances of officials, and a cinema crowd avoiding Death Mills as authorities flag a continuing German underground.
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Latchdocr
Texas
Germany
Charles P. Arnot
United Press
Berlin
U. S. Army
Otto Grotewoh
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Navy Announces Demobilization Plan
The Navy outlined a four quota demobilization plan to wind up by September 1. Beginning July 1, 30 percent of eligible reserves will be sent to separation centers by July 14, followed by 30 percent by July 28, 25 percent between July 29 and August 11, and the final 15 percent by August 20.
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Washington
Navy
Merger of Chinese Armies Necessary
Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer arrived from Chungking and urged merging the Chinese Communist private army into central government forces. He said the existence of a private army blocks peace and democracy in China while noting improvements and praising Gen Marshall for aiding the ceasefire in the civil conflict. The current fighting is localized with few troops involved.
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China
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chungking
U. S
Gen. Marshall
Education In Texas Ranks Far Down
Dr Ronald Dusha ne of Columbus Ind told the Texas State Teachers Association that Texas ranks 23rd in college graduates with 4.4 percent of voting age population, below the 4.6 percent national average. He said Texas stands 37th for those completing sixth grade with 33.4 percent reaching that level.
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Dallas
Texas
Ronald Dushane
Columbus
Ind
Texas State Teachers Association
No Wonder Jap Liquor Has Such A Kick
Tokyo police board analysis of about 4 000 bootleg liquor bottles shows 306 contained deadly methyl alcohol and 222 contained gasoline. The report explains the strong, dangerous effect of tainted spirits circulating in the city.
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Police Board
Lubbock Optimist Club Aids Arnett-Benson Youths
The Lone Star Junior Optimist Club in Arnett-Benson, directed by Dr. H. H. Sanford, operates at 2424 Sanders St from 4 to 6 pm weekdays and 1 to 6 pm Saturdays. The new 24 by 36 foot building cost 4383.17 and hosts ping pong, basketball, baseball, a magazine library, and plans for books, boxing, and more.
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Lone Star Junior Optimist Club
Sanders Street
Arnett-Benson
Arnett-Benson Church of Christ
Cecil Matthews
CPA Widens Priority On Home Construction
DALLAS April 6 civil ian production administration today extended priority on the construction of new homes to men in service, widows of servicemen, and widows of veterans, CPA Director George Noble Jr announced. FHA authority to issue priorities to veterans building houses at any cost and to issue permits for repairs and improvements to residential property above 400 was also granted.
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Dallas
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
George Noble, Jr
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
R. E. Shepherd
Washington Today
Mrs Carden Green to be released from West Texas hospital
Mrs. Carden Green of 2409 Broadway is expected to be released today from West Texas hospital after an early Saturday admission. She was stricken while visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs Robert T Canon and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Carden Green
Broadway
West Texas Hospital
Robert T. Canon
Red Cross First Aid Classes Start Monday
Red Cross will begin a 15 hour first aid course Monday night at 7 in room 186 of the Senior High building. Elma Low of St Louis will instruct on first aid water safety and accident prevention for the mid west area as field representative. The program prepares participants to teach Red Cross first aid.
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Red Cross
Elma Low
St. Louis
Mid-West
WEW Records Take Off in Jet Speed Flight
WEW reports two P-80 jet fighters set new speed marks, flying from Seattle to Los Angeles and to Burbank. The 950 mile routes completed in two hours seven minutes and two hours fourteen minutes, respectively.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Burbank
Red Cross Instructor Course Offers Five Three Hour Classes
Aid measures outlined for a training program. Those completing the course will receive Red Cross instructor certificates. Five classes will run, each lasting three hours, to prepare volunteers for disaster response and teaching duties.
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Red Cross
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