Uranium Mines in Saxony Affected by Soviet Control
Reports from Saxony under Soviet occupation describe 25,000 Germans employed in cobalt zinc lead and kaolin mines near Aue Annaberg and Marienberg with pay up to 3000 marks monthly plus incentives for production. The mines are fully controlled by the Soviet Union and most output goes to the USSR.
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Leipzig
Saxony
Erzegebirge
Aue
Manenberg
Annaberg
Ger Timi Dudaray
Max Seydewitz
Marienberg
Soviet Union
Seydewitz
Seydeurtz
U.S
Dudaroy
Sevdewire
Seydewit
Pacific Duty Beckons DeShields Son of Al DeShields
Deshields son of Al and Mrs Hoyt DeShields,Mercersburg Academy class of 1947, enlisted in the Army Air Forces, trained at Keesler Field Mississippi, now a specialist on a C 54 transport plane, temporarily stationed in Fairfield. Damascus Manhart Stanley Moper, 44, of Damascus, admitted to Bethesda Suburban Hospital after a fall from a house roof under construction near Cedar Grove. He sustained a broken left arm and possible hip fracture with head lacerations. Rescue squad from Gaithersburg Fire Co led by Chief Fox and Private Mcgaha assisted them.
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Pfe DeShields
Hoyt DeShields
Prosperty Ferm
Mercersburg Academy
Amy Jas’ Maren
U 3
Keesler Field
Fairfield
Cas
Pacife
Damascus
Manharttanley Moper
Bethesda
Cedar Grove
Moyer
Gaithersburg Fire Co
Charles M. Fox
Norman McGaha
Four Die In Powder Magazine Explosion at Cement Plant
Four men were killed when a powder magazine at the California Portland Cement Co plant exploded at Cylion California. The blast shattered windows in Colton San Bernardino and beyond. Ambulances were dispatched though no injuries were reported immediately. Colton, a railroad and industrial city about 55 miles east of Los Angeles, reported widespread damage.
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Cylion
Cali
California Portland Cement Co
Brbe Wiliams
Lhrocken
Williams
Offerzls
San Bernardino
Bank of America
Colton Union High School
Colton
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Stationed in Korea Pfc Hood joins armed forces
Stationed in Korea Pfc Hood son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hood. He entered the Army last August and did basic training at Camp Dix NJ. Since November he has been stationed in Korea. His address is with Headquarters Company A P.O Care of Post Master San Francisco California.
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Pfc Hood
Elmer Hood
East South Street
Army
Camp Dix
Korea
Young Hood
F.e Sons
Armed Services
Ith
Trans Midum Port
A. P.O
San Francisco
Cali
Brunswick Church Fire Destroys Parsonage and Interior
A fire gutted the interior of a Pentecostal church on West B street in Brunswick and destroyed Rev. Jacob Heck’s rear apartment including furniture and possessions. Firefighters from Brunswick and Independent Hose Co. battled the flames after an explosion from a hot air furnace near the pulpit. The church walls and roof remained largely intact while the parsonage area was ruined. the Heck family fled without coats and sought refuge with neighbors. Say you saw it in The News.
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Pentecostal
West B. Street
Brunswick
Jacob Heck
Peennes Co
Heck
Heckard
Cannon
Rev
Neghborhood
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Department of Employment Security
Lane Russell S Davis
Pte
William 5. DeShields
U. S Government
Delphey’s Sport
Colerins
Frederick
South Market
George Hamilton
Allen’s Market
Arman, Tee
Berger
Market St
Ralph W. Boyer
Fairview Ave
Radio and
W. Patrick St
Pfe
Kenneth Licod
Delphey's Sport Store
Patrick Street
D.e.cline & Son» Funeral Directors
Vermont Federal
Vermont Federal Savings & Loan Association
Edmondson Ave
Baltimore
Lafayette
Comaker
Victor
Lémm
South Market St
Iwarner Tivgiy
Pwe
Columbia Pictures Presents
Percy Waram
Spring Byingson
Ron ‘Randell
Ted Biv
Dom Hartman
Rudolph Mate
Don Hartman
Tyrone Power
Nightmare
Hendrickson
Weil Brothers
North Market St
Gia
Grand New Thru Studded Entertainment
Bro
Ori
Tess
I Frederick
Hoosier
Lulu Belle and
Scotty
Henry
Jonathan Logan
Teentimer
Adrian Joan
Foster Sportswear
Fruit of the Loom
Otis Hose
N. Market St
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