Germans Hope to Rebuild Nuernberg After War
In Nuernberg mayor Hans Ziegler explains the city faces massive coal and power shortages due to the military tribunal and rebuilding delays. He emphasizes restoring craftsmanship and export trade to pay for food imports while Germany regains world market access amid postwar turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNU Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington D. C
Mernberg
Germany
Nuernberg Court House
Hans Ziegler
London
Ziegler
International Military Tribunal
Owever
Nuernberg
Ger
Nuernbergers
America
Ruhr
Smarmrans
Europe
Berlin
American Food and Agriculture Administration
Quebec
Altstadt
Old Town
Coventry
Four H clubs expand to peace era programs for America
The 4 H movement has grown from 125 000 members in 1914 to about 1.7 million youths ages 10 to 21. The article notes club work across farming, home economics, community projects, and leadership, with plans to emphasize peace, talent development, and international cooperation postwar. It highlights enterprise contests, national reach including Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska, and a Chicago congress showcasing youth achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Barbs and Epigrams from Churchill to Florida Vacation
A terse satirical column recounts an embarrassing moment in Nuernberg at a courthouse broadcasting booth and notes Churchill’s epigram and family Florida vacation plans. It references Atlee Laski and Truman, with a jab at long underwear value and a wartime artillery commission anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Europe
Parade of wartime notables and showbiz in vaudeville tone
A bustling collection of postwar vignettes notes General Hap Arnold and Maj. W Rockefeller, Peggy Joyce and Estelle Taylor, Brig. Gen. Romulo visiting the Waldorf, and Eddie Cantor entertaining veterans at Chelsea Naval Hospital. It also recalls Harold Stassen, Spike, Norman Corwin, and other figures amid trains, politics, and a growing public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hap Arnold
Maj. W. Rockefeller
Peggy Joyce
Estelle Taylor
G.I
Tokyo
U. S
Eddie Cantor
Boston
Nellie Bly
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Cantor
Thelma Carpenter
Leonard Suts
Ana Sea Walker
Eddie
Jolson
Space Saver Racks For Closet Doors
Practical door mounted organizers offer under three inch depth with curved front for hats and lower racks with a hanger rod. Useful for kids toys and daily items, these patterns provide actual size cutting guides and complete assembly and material lists after sending 15c.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Digest
4-H
Congress
Firestone Tire and Rabber Company
Top Row
Jack Baird
Arkansas City
Kan
William C. Walker
Coldwater
Miss
Marvin A. Glover Jr
Pamplin
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Paul’s Valley
Okla
Louis E. Kelley
Whiteford
David 8. Geisler
Servel, Inc
Baechle Parker
Columbus
Jan Nelson
Bloomington
Ind
Rosie L. Garrett
Weleetka
Cora Jean van Dyke
Helena
Mont
Lois Keller
Middletown
Virginia Chesborough
Henning
Minn
Helen Francesa Lehmann
Pleasant Plains
Margaret Rice
Itta Bena
International Harvester Company
General Motors Corporation
Harold Cory
Tiverton
BR. I
Ray Dankenbring
Waterloo
Iowa
Eugene Karnis
Jackson County
Minnesota
Donald Puckett
Bono
Ark
Billy McKenzie
Savandah
Alice Foss
South Wales
Patsy Woods
Appleton
Wis
Barbara Jean Austin
Scottsdale
Ariz
Joyce Abadie
Edgard
Vivian Elfert
Waukomis
Maxine Pinegar
Spanish Forks
Utah
Charlotte Holland
Greenville
Tenn
Ann Shuppert
Monkton
Doris Williams
Wolf Creek
Esther Page
Silver Lake
Mary Rebagen
Freeburg
Richard A. Riggs
Evansville
Earl Edwards
Floydada
Texas
Billy van Cleve
Chapel Hill
John M. Keith
Astoris
Ore
James M. Galbreath
Street
Ernest Young
Cortland
N. Y
Bath
Krafts Food Company
Bankhage
Churchill
Florida
Mr Truman
Washington
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Harold Stassen
Spike
Mary
Hope
Soldier
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Miami-Ny
Czar Petrillo
Norman Corwin
Miami Beach
Curry
Mrs. Bruit
Bedford Hills
Spears
Peta Cam
Scotts Emulsion
U.S
W. A. James
Wash. Blvd
Ogden
Bria Ec Ergy CO
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