War memoir from T-4 Wohlberg recalls French student and ruins
A wartime letter from 24-year-old French student Deborah Wohlberg describes life under occupation in France. She recalls living in a cave for a month, no electricity or running water, and a day of bathing in a makeshift tub in the mayor's home. She mentions meeting American troops, and Wohlberg’s role as interpreter aiding civilian needs.
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University
Nancy
Birs
Deborah Wohlberg
Patrick Street
Sarder Wohlberg
France
Wohlberg
Jhate
Wobburg
Mademaiselle
Weuldengwig
Wounded Officer Writes Letter Home About Wound
First Lt Frank Beachley of Middletown writes his wife that his wound is minor and treatable with stitches and time. The letter, written October 26, followed Army reports of him being seriously wounded in the European theater. His wife quotes him saying a German shot at him but he was not severely hurt and will recover.
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Frank “A. Beachley
Middletown
Mariana Main Beachley
Braddock Heights
Okeh
Resignation of Tranian Premier Reported
Premier Mohammed Saed resigned amid Iranian government tensions with Russia over oil concessions to the Soviet Union. The Turkish home radio, quoting Teheran, said the resignation was accepted by Reza Pahlavi. Also noted were arrests of labor union officials and a football player trade involving Tony Aiclla to the Brooklyn Tigers.
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Associated Press
Mohammed Saed
Russia
Soviet Union
Teheran
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
FCC
Moscow
Bishop Hughes to lead Brunswick preaching series
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, senior Methodist bishop, will visit Brunswick for five public preaching services sponsored by First Methodist Church. Rev. Norman L. Trott leads the Brunswick congregation as Hughes speaks on November 14 and 19 with all sessions at 7 45 p m on Maryland Avenue.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
The
Methodist Church
Brunswick
First Methodist Church
Norman L. Trott
Hughes
Hveigi
Dertio Duestey
Matyland Avenue
Single Arrest Noted In Spartansburg Blotter
Police blotter records one arrest of J. P. Cooper a sheetmetal worker from Spartansburg picked up by Dan Swomley and Officer George Hoffman at about 2 16 P M for South Carolina authorities on a charge of not support.
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J. P. Cooper
Spartansburg
3. C
Sersl
Dan Swomley
George Hoffman
South Carolina
Pimples Vanish Overnight with Kleeresx Liquid
Advertises Kleeresx as a safe medicated liquid that dries pimples by the next day. Claims rapid, risk free results with a money back guarantee if not convinced after first use. Endorsed by Williamson's Drug Store in Market Street.
Uruguayan proposal favors reforming or replacing the League of Nations
Uruguayan Ambassador Juan Carlos Blanco presented a plan at a Latin diplomats meeting with acting Secretary of State Stettinius proposing revitalizing the League of Nations with reforms to strengthen its military political and judicial power. If impossible, Uruguay urged guarantees for small nations in any new body to preserve world peace.
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Washington
Uruguas
League of Nations
Juan Carlos Blanco
Stettinius
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Uruguay
Dumbartar
Europe
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University of Nancy
Ter
Rochefort
Belgium
Paul Gabriel
Bert Brandt
Nea-Acme
Mothers’ and
Calvary Methodist Church
Nasheys
Charlie Kemp
Arthur Grove
James Sharrer
Deenenburg
Cived
Marguerit
Catherine Minker
Montana
Russell
Lindsey
Ar Barer
Tranian
Pee Mae Gdheney
Labor Union Council
Tass
Figers
Srogiy
Tony Aiclla
Detroit Lions
Brooklyn Tigers
National Football League
Bill Reynolds
Franz
Williamson's
Tulsa
Okla
B. E. Sibley
Continental Oil Company of
Ponca
Sibley
Society of Automotive Engineers
Hagerstown
Joseph Biffie
Cleveland Shoemaker
Biffle
Fairchild Aircraft
Dewey
Shoemaker
Edwin HW. Hughes
Ntaloi
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market
America
Boston
Boston Traveler
Massachusetts
Coats
Davies
North Market ST
Kkk
the National Brawing Co
Baltimore
Maryland
J. Austin Whitehill
West
Patrick St
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