Fresh Snowfalls Add to New England Winter Grief
Severe winter grips the Northeast as fresh snow and sleet flood New England and parts of New York state. Albany reports four inch averages with heavy drifts in Fitchburg and Syracuse up to 25 inches. Guardsmen aid trains halted by snow. Ohio and Pennsylvania curb heat and coal use while camp Reynolds deploys troops to assist transport. Arctic cold covers northern states with single to negative readings, while southern cities feel milder yet still chilly air.
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Reds Free French War Prisoners Reported in Moscow
A Russian winter drive reportedly freed more than 100,000 French prisoners of war and deportees, with Gen Georges Garraud, special French representative in Moscow, departing to relay the news via radio broadcasts.
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Perea
Deputies With Brogan On Network
San Antonians heard a KTLA broadcast at 9:00 p m about the Junior Deputies of America. William F Brogan sheriff's investigator spoke from New York studios detailing the programmatic plan to fight juvenile delinquency. Donald Denson led the South Lan gang and later became Junior Deputies chief. Melvin Chaney and Roy Crawford, other Junior Deputies, were noted. Denson is now a private in the army corps.
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Poles Plan Civil Control In East Prussia and Silesia
Polish National council president Blorut announced at a press conference that Poland will assume immediate civil administration in German Silesia and East Prussia. A Warsaw provisional government representative has already reached Oppeln, the first large Oder city to be occupied by the Red army. Polish administration would extend to Breslau and other areas as military conditions permit, with future talks on the Teschen coal district. The frontier in East Prussia will be decided by population distribution, and Poland plans to extend its control from the Oder mouth to southern Brandenburg and along the Neisse toward the Sudeten region.
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Czechoslovakia
Heap of Stones Warsaw Destruction Describes City Wiped Bare
Warsaw is portrayed as nearly erased by bombardment with the city described as a heap of stones. The report notes the queen city of Poland may be wiped from the earth, with Leningrad compared as less devastated. Survivors wander among ruins as bodies threaten epidemics with cold weather and snow blanketing the city.
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B 29s Leave 34 Fires in Kobe
Guam February 5 report on the first Superfort raid over Kobe Japan says more than 34 fires were visible as B 29s departed. Twelve large fires burned near MitsubishI heavy industry shipbuilding plant with 18 main buildings. Moderate fighter opposition and anti aircraft fire met the raid but no B 29s were lost. one aircraft ditched but crew survived.
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Kobe
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Mitsubisai Heavy Industrie
Nazi Brutality Report From Silesia Tactics
Pravda correspondent Boris Polevoy recounts brutal punishments by German overseers in a Silesian estate on the Oder west of KreUsbeg. Ten to 50 lashes and five to 25 blows with a stick were common. two Russian girls, among 120 held, saw a colonel’s wife revel in beatings. One died, another hanged, others drowned or killed by dogs during escapes.
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Silesia
Pravda
Boris Polevoy
Onshey
Oder River
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Pedestrians and cyclist hurt in multiple wrecks on city streets
Several pedestrians and a cyclist were treated for injuries after autos struck them in various incidents Sunday night into Monday morning. Albert Hale, 68, crossed Broadway when hit and treated at Robert H. Green hospital. Guadalupe Espana 512 Monterey and Roberta Guzman 625 South Frio were also injured. Julia Lewis 110 Hot Walls was treated at Santa Rosa hospital after a passing car struck her. Witnesses said a soldier drove the striking car that hit Mrs Lewis, and Richard Wilson 19 was treated after bicycle collision on West Avenue with Maurice Brown 5001 South Flaces Street cited as the driver.
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Roseborough Eirect
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Monterey Street
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Roberta Guzman
South Frio Street
Santa Rosa Hospital
Julia Lewis
Hot Walls Boulevard
South Flores Street
Head-On Train Crash Near Lancaster Trains Injure Locomotive Crew
Iron City express and a locomotive and tender collided head-on two miles east of Lancaster early today. Two people sustained minor injuries as the Pennsylvania railroad reports crews assess the wreck and detours are arranged for rail traffic.
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