Where Will Nazis Flee as Imperial Dreams Fade
Washington columnist weighs postwar refuges for Nazi and monarchist cadres. He cites South America including Argentina and Brazil, notes Argentina’s pro United States shift, and recalls Berlin broadcasts by Kaltenbach Best and Constance Drexel.
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Campaign to bring employed students back to school
National drive aims to pull employed high school students back to classrooms. In fiscal year ending June 30 1944 there were 4756 convictions for violation of the selective service act and since October 1940 a total of 10872 convictions. Military services purchase large amounts of baseball and softball gear with the army alone outfitting about 50000 baseball teams and 100000 softball teams annually. the navy plans for 11000 baseball teams and 22000 softball teams. Overseas Christmas mail period is September 15 to October 15.
Liberating Yanks Roar Through Paris as Parisians Cheer
Ernie Pyle recounts the moment Paris celebrates the Allied entry with ecstatic crowds lining broad streets. The writer describes kisses from strangers, joyful chaos, and the relief at the city’s liberation amid artillery fire and German threats.
Navy Walks Into Our Doll Family Hearts
A playful note describes a navy presence captivating all hearts, portraying a warm scene of affection and charm around a doll family.
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Paris Girls and their Colorful Style in Holiday Parades
Paris contains a parade of women renowned for striking dress and ornate hairdos. They wear riotous colors during the warm season, turning holiday streets filled with Parisians into a vivid display where color dominates all.
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