Nation-Wide Midnight Curfew Sparks Debate
War Mobilization Director James Byrnes orders a nationwide midnight curfew on all nightlife venues from New York's high end clubs to small town juke joints. Restaurants serving only food are exempt. Officials warn it could fuel speakeasy retorts while aiming to save coal and aid wartime logistics. reactions range from support to alarm.
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Associated Press
James F. Byrnes
New York
Byrnes
WPB
Ialt Irons
Noah L. Braunstein
Cafe Owners’ Guild
Red Advances Liberate Yanks in Nazi Prisons
The rapid Red Army advance enabled U S officers and airmen held in Nazi camps to be liberated by Poles and Russians. Reports describe meager rations under German control, with about 1900 calories daily and the escape of officers from Oflags like 64. U S Army plans, under Geneva conventions, to repatriate prisoners through aircraft and rail routes are outlined as Allied forces coordinate camps in liberated areas.
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Moscow
United States
Prisration
J. Russell Deane
Geneva
Lublin
Boc
Poland
Bialg
Saubin
Bolygoscz
Russia
Denne
Oflag 64
Savet
Wollenstein
U. S
Poling
War Mothers Invite Members in San Antonio Chapter
The San Antonio chapter of the War Mothers invites all mothers with children in the service of the United States or its allies to become members. Interested mothers should contact membership chairman Mrs Lillian Smith or president Mrs Arthur J Friesen.
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San Antonio
United States
Lillian Smith
Arthur J. Friesen
Group to Honor Miss Julia Irwin at Spring Luncheon
Miss Julia Tryin of the National Women's committee of the American Institute of Banking will be the honor guest at the annual spring luncheon of the local bank Women at the Plaza hotel. Thursday noon, Miss Sible Nelson, chairman of the local women's committee, is in charge of the luncheon.
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Julia Tryin
National Women's Committee
American Institute of Banking
Plaza Hotel
Sbile Nelson
Balance Sheet Fragments From 1942 Insurance Figures
Fragmented ledger entries show assets liabilities reserves and surplus figures for 1942 and 1948. Notable items include policy reserves interest premiums paid in advance and total liabilities with surpluses and capital stock. Names of institutions or exact entities are not clearly legible.
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United States
Texas
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