Cost Estimate For Burial Of WW II Dead Revealed
Washington reports total burial costs for America's second World War dead at about 187.5 million dollars with an original estimate of 320 million, as War Department figures show Congress funded 92.3 million to begin aiding 64,989 missing on V J Day and possibly 228,000 returned. The plan includes casket and mortuary supplies, urns for cremated remains, ship conversions, and hospital rail cars for U S transport, with distribution centers and escorted funerals for next of kin across multiple states.
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Washington
America
War Department
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United States
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Hawa
Henri Chapelle
Army Transportation Corps
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Transportation Corps
San Francisco
New York
Schenectady
N. C
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Atlanta, Ga
Columbus
Chicago
Kansas City
Lane set to appoint at least 100 state officials
Annapolis April 11 Governor Lane focuses on approving hundreds of bills while planning a rush of appointments. He will fill about 100 state posts before July with many on boards and commissions and two new motor vehicle posts. Senate confirmation may be needed for several choices including a Star Roads Commission appointee as terms expire through June 30.
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Annapolis
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General Assembly
High Ranking Nazis Idle Time at Bridgend POW Camp
Bridgend in South Wales hosts about 180 senior German officers at a prisoner of war camp. Commanders describe few privileges for high ranking Nazis, with many living in basic conditions and some working on nearby farms or forests to earn supplemental rations. Generals and admirals, including Von Rundstedt, are among those present, and the camp’s atmosphere mixes weariness with practical labor assignments.
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Bridgend
South Wales
Germany
von Rundsted
Britain
Junkers
D. B. J Fopham
Dittmar
Kurt Ditt
Fink
Topham
Peo ples Court In Long Session Pleading guilty to traffic charge
Luther L. Metz of West South street paid a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty in a lengthy Peoples Court session to failing to keep to the right on Route T1, following a collision two miles north of Ceres ville that damaged two vehicles. Eppley of Walkersville received $5 and costs for no operator’s license. Collateral fines were listed for numerous drivers including Herbert Peters, Charles E. Biggus, and Ruth H. Zimmerman, with various traffic violations and fines.
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Luther L. Metz
West South Street
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Metz
Carton J Eppley
Walkersville
Ceresville
L. M. Ridge
Eppley
Armed Services
Epp
Allen M.V. James AI
C. H. DeWitt
Sherman P. Bowers
van Sant
Austin James
Burch
Herbert Peters
Chicago
Martin Polin
Philadelphia
Charles E. Biggus
Mt. Airy
Route 1
Charles F. Wilcom
Monrovia
Albert M. McPherson
Dickerson
Herold F. Heffner
Jefferson
James D. Arnett
Arlington
George E. Scholop
Hutchinson
Minn
Robert M. Stone
Adamstown
Joe E. Craven
Silver Spring
Hill
Thomas
Author of South Sea Island novels found dead at home
Richard A. Bond Myera C. M. De Witt and Ridge made wire arrests. Santa Barbara Calif Aneil 11 y Thames B. Nordhoff co author of Mutiny On The Bounty The Hurricane was found dead today at his home apparent ly of a heart attack.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Thames B. Nordhoff
South Sea Island
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Harry & Roy Warfield
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Nicodemus Paint Store
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Better Homes Equip. CO
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Kansas State College
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Frederick County
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Frederick, Md
Geganic Chemicals Corp
INA
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Sedgwick County
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