Cemeteries Planned Overseas For War Dead
War Department announces 14 permanent American military cemeteries and 4 national cemeteries overseas for World War II dead if next of kin request burial abroad. Locations include Cambridge and Margaten etc in Europe, Manila, Honolulu, Guam, San Juan and Juneau. Congress must act to establish these sites and care will be by the American Battle Monuments Commission.
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Philadelphia
War Department
United States
Turner R. Sharp
Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot
Pennsylvania
Quartermaster General
American Battle Monuments Commission
U. S
Cambridge
England
London
Margraten
Holland
Aachen
Germany
U.S
Hamm
Luxembourg
Henri Chapelle
Belgium
Liege
Neuville-En-Condroz
France
St.Laurent
St. Lo
St. James
Renames
Epinal
St. Avold
Guam
Marianas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Juneau
Alaska
Hawaii
Congress
Office of Quartermaster General
Parkstown Open Air Theatre Nears Completion
The open air theatre at Parkstown Corners on Route 422 nears completion with the wooden framework of the high screen finished and a drive laid. The project moves toward opening in the near future.
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Parkstown Corners
Quinine Sources Found in South America and Ancient Balancers
New sources of quinine were located in South America in 1945 with cinchona species more abundant than thought and bark yielding good quinine. The earliest balance machines date back at least 5,000 years before the Christian era.
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South America
Camp East Brook open for YWCA camp season
Camp East Brook will host the YWCA summer program starting Monday June 23 with former campers invited to register. Miss Mary Tabisz returns to lead activities including handcraft and Y Teen work, bringing years of teaching and international Institute experience to the 1947 season.
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Mary Tabisz
East Brook
Ben Franklin
Camp East Brook
International Institute
Y-W.c.a
Union High School
Tabisz
Marines to Return From Tientsin After Five-Year Stay
U S Marine headquarters in Tientsin announced that about 1 500 men of the First Marine Division will be shipped home to Camp Pendleton California aboard three ships scheduled to sail June 12 16 and 19 Some service troops will remain to dispose of surplus property and terminate leases The unit arrived in 1945 after accepting surrender of Japanese forces in the North China area
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U. S. Marine
Tientsin
North China City
United States
Tentaively
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Cal
Okinawa
North China
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