Toughest Berlin Police From U S
The toughest Berlin police official is 5 feet 4 inches tall. Ray Carlucci chief of criminal investigation for the American sector, is small but effective. An American of Italian descent, he joined the Army in 1942 and later earned France’s Croix de Guerre and the Legion of Honor for cleaning up Marseille. Now in Berlin his duty is to direct prevention and suppression of major crimes against U S personnel and its government, with focus on large scale black market activity.
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Berlin
Ray
Carlucci
Aragana N. J
Cariucci
New Jersey
Investi- Italy
Marseille
United States
Local social notes list weekend visits across several towns
Juda y Mrs. F N Miller and Mrs. Jeffrey Nevel of Brooklyn visited Mrs Louise Pinnow Saturday. Harvey Andrews recently left Bauman store to work for Carter and Gruenewald Smglement Co. N H Monroe and Wilmer Coates shopped in Madison Friday. Paul Retzlaff and James Retzlaff of Naperville stayed with Rev and Mrs Retzlaff. Leland Skattum and daughter visited Mrs Minnie Beals in Warren Ill Sunday. Adrian Larson and wife of Janesville visited Esther Larson. they plan a three month trip to Sweden.
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Jeffrey Nevel
Brooklyn
Louise Pinnow
Harvey Andrews
Bauman
Carter and Gruenewald Smglement Co
N. H.monroe
Wilmer Coates
Madison
Paul Retzlaff
James Retzlaff
Naperville
Peter Retzlaff
Leland Skattum
Minnie Beals
Warren
Ill
Adrian Larson
Janesville
Esther Larson
Sweden
Government forms panel to study mica control board
New Delhi reports that the government has appointed a committee to study the feasibility of creating a mica marketing control board in India. The panel will outline a detailed scheme for efficient mica marketing leveraging India’s large reserves.
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New Delhi
India
Army Moved In So General Commands China's Gunboat Navy
Shanghai reports that China placed a general in command of the navy, a rarity in global practice. The move, with naval officers reassigned to academies, shifts control from sea to army, leaving former leaders skeptical about the navy’s future. The Yangtze patrol and defense against Communist crossings remain key tasks.
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China
Navy
Yangtze
Nanking
Roof Deal on Ice in Columbia Falls
Mayor John OConnell reached a funding arrangement with 15 high school students to build a roof on the new town hall and flood a skating rink, sparing the town treasury.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
John O’connell
Treasury
Snow Plow Service Retained by Swiss St Moritz Rail Link
Swiss St Moritz officials faced a heated reaction after the private railway requested removal of snow plows on the Julier pass to keep the corridor open for cars and passengers. Motorists and hotel owners clashed with the railroad, calling management anti Swiss, as authorities rejected the appeal amid winter blockades.
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Julier Pass
Switzer
Juilier Pass
Swtzerland
New Glarus Residents Discharged From Hospital
Mrs Millard Tschre New Glarus Mrs Arthur Zweifel and son were discharged from Madison General hospital and returned home Monday Louis Koenig Monroe called Monday James Kaeser Chicago visited his parents Mr and Mrs Emil Kaeser over the weekend Mrs Tobias Knobel visiting several days at the Dick Elmer home Belleville Mr and Mrs Fred Tschudy visited Sunday at the Dick Elmer home
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Arthur Zweifel
Madison General Hospital
Louis Koenig
Monroe
James Kaeser
Chicago
Emil Kaeser
Tobias Knobel
Dick Elmer
Belleville
Fred Tschudy
Birdhead By Mrs Dona Collins Richard Berg visits Forest City
Walford college student Richard Berg of Forest City Ia. spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs L J Berg. School Supt C T Pfisterer attended a principals and superintendents meeting in Madison. Mrs R J Douglas chaired a rural urban conference in Milwaukee. Richard Newcomer Bruce Timm Sanford Erickson and Stephen Stair attended the Madison basketball tournament late in the week.
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Richard Berg
Waldorf College
Forest City
L. J. Berg
C. T. Pfisterer
Madison
R. J. Douglas
Milwaukee
Richard Newcomer
Bruce Timm
Sanford Erickson
U S Chemists Gain In Mineral Search
Washington reports American geochemists claim progress in geochemical prospecting matching Soviet work. U S Geological Survey released translations of six Russian papers on soil analysis and ore prospecting, led by E A Sergeev’s 1940 survey. Hawkes translated and verified the materials to gauge security implications.
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Washington
Russia
U. S. Geological Survey
E. A. Sergeev
Hawkes
Lots of Work for Little Money When You Buy
The notice highlights the burden of high labor costs relative to small earnings, urging buyers to consider value and efficiency. It emphasizes the trade off between effort and payoff, warning that gains may be minimal despite substantial input.
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