Existing Soviet Rules in Berlin to Be Continued
Berlin dispatch reports the Allied Berlin command will keep all Soviet regulations in force until special notes. After Red Army authorities relinquished control of 12 of 20 boroughs to American and British officials, no observable change in Russian governance occurred. American and British takeovers began with dawn, feeding 750,000 in the U S sector and assuming city duties, while Soviet backed schools and party offices remain active. American counter intelligence screens Soviet appointed German administrators and police for possible Nazis, with non Nazi or non fascist officials likely retained if efficient.
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Berlin
Kommandator
Red Army
Herlin
U. S
Da.m
Joan
Germany
Communist Party
Triet
Jihab
Daily Want Ads Offer Space for Your Needs
Readers can place a Want Ad to describe needs and requests. Call or phone the paper to publish results and connect buyers with sellers in a quick, results-driven listing. The feature invites concise, direct messages to reach local audiences effectively.
Two Actors Visit Vets At Hospitals
Actors Akim Tamiroff and Leonide Kinsky visited Brooke Hospital Center and General Hospital wards to entertain wounded and convalescent veterans. Sponsored by USC Camp Shows, they chatted bed to bed, mixing wisecracks with personal talks. They plan to perform Friday at Fort Sam Houston Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Station to aid veterans awaiting leaves.
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Ds Che
Akim Tamiroff
Tuasia
Leonide Kinsky
Benny
Brooke Hospital Center
USC
General Hospital
Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution
Fort Sam Houston
Hame
Tamiroff
Deanna Durbin’s Coach S A Visitor Lays Out USO Tour
Sergey Malkysky led Geanka Dirhin in Russian songs for a movile show. The Butler's Biss jfer troupe known as UBO Hospital Unit No 1 will perform nightly at Brooke General hospital Fort Quin Houston and San Antonio Aviation Cadet center this week. Bergel Taya Bleff, ex Don Cossack chorus member, joins a unit that has visited more than 25 hospitals in the past year.
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Sergey Malkysky
Geanka Dirhin
The
Don Cossack Chorus
Gunter
City Buys Old Church At LaVillita
City negotiates purchase of an old church at LaVillita to operate concessions. Zeller contributes initial funds and $200 monthly credit, with all net profits to the city. A bond question arises over city protection, while a survey of water companies and a park concessions contract are approved.
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LaVillita
Zeller
Wea
Warner
Werrell Bartlett
San Antonio
San Antonin
Gronge Rivers
SHAEF Set To Disband After Victory
The article reports that Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force will be dissolved on July 14 after General Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to the continent. Blainhower to assume command of Allied forces in the American theater as European defeat concludes and control returns to national authorities.
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raRts
Supreme Headquarters Allied
Blaenhower
SHAEF
Blainhower
Americana
Germany
Meehower
United States
Krueger and Graham Awarded Distinguished Service Medals
General Walter Krueger of San Antonio received the Distinguished Service Medal as commanding general of Sixth Army for leadership from February 1943 to May 1945. Brigadier General C. L. Graham of San Antonio also received the DSM for service in the Persian Gulf Command.
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Washington
Walter Krueger
San Antonio
Sixth Army
War Department
C. L. Graham
Krueger
Graham
United States
Midwest congressmen attack OWI pamphlet as mislead
Washington July 12 lawmakers denounced an OWI magazine edition as misinforming Russia about the Midwest. Representative Hope of Kansas challenged the agency’s portrayal of Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado and Utah as poverty struck. He urged education for OWI staff and offered to sponsor a fund to educate writers on the region.
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Midwest
OWI
Washington Borrau
Washington
America
Soviet Union
United States
Starivs
Hope
State Needs Monkeys in Tight Budget Crisis
Austin July 12 The state health department lacks funds to buy about a hundred monkeys for experiments linked to the infantile paralysis outbreak. Health officer George W Cox warned he would be unhappy if donors sent monkeys without housing. He suggested offering a building to house them, while sanitation engineer V M Enlers said the animals were needed for studies.
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Austin
JINS
George W. Gox
Cox
Lates Health Department
Pitts
V. M. Enlers
Cox Norkes
Cax
3 Yanks Lose Out on Jap Capture Bonus
Manila dispatch reports three American doughboys from Fort Worth Texas Lafayette Indiana and Evansville Indiana. They recruited Filipino invaders in northern Luzon and returned with sixteen Japanese surrenderers. The division rescinded a standing offer of a car of Boer and a Manila pass for each prisoner taken due to the large surrender numbers.
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Manila
Land Thfautry
Pfes. Exnent
Better Light Tips for Lamp Bulb Care
Advice on maintaining lighting with damp bulbs. Do not wet the metal section and ensure sockets are dry before reinserting bulbs. Regular care can prevent electrical issues and extend bulb life.
Rain Adds to Flood Toll in East Texas
More rain threatened East Texas as floods lingered. In Kilgore area a mother and daughter died in rising waters after seeking to escape a flooded house. Rescue crews threaded 231 inches of rain on Tuesday in Jacksonville area with crops washed out and roads cut off as waters began to recede Wednesday night.
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Assorbetnd
East Texas
Jacksonville-Kilgore
Mary Elizabeth Sander
Ratthit Creak South
Kilgore
Enriler
Jacksonville
Tax Transfer of White and Blue Tat Co to Brother Approved
Before the bus hearing the council approved Lon D. Mecher transferring White and Blue Tat Co assets to his brother K. M. Miecher. A financial statement showed assets of 238000 and liabilities 8000. No protests reached the council as of May, but Mayor Matermann vetoed the transfer.
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Taxl
Couhall
Lon D. Mecher
K. M. Miecher
Matermann Ta
Belief Yamashita Escaped Manila In Early Exit Talk
Manila July 12 belief holds Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita fled the Philippines months ago per labor secretary Marasla, with evidence suggesting he escaped with top Japanese officials as American forces moved through the Cr-Rayan valley, though many think he stayed to the end and died in a night plane landing after the U S drive began.
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Manila
Philippines
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Islands
Maraslo Apts
Ips
Addura
Singapore
Yamashta
Cr- Rayan Valley
Adm Mitscher Returns to Birthplace for Family Reunion
Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher arrived quietly in Hillsboro Wisconsin to reunite with his mother Mrs Myrta Mitscher and visit his birthplace. Local residents were surprised by the unannounced homecoming as news crews waited at the oil tank pits. Mitscher, a prominent task force commander, went straight to the home of his aunt Mrs Helen Pirch, where his mother had lived for a year, marking a rare family gathering since his earlier visit in 1934 when he held the rank of lieutenant commander.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Marc A. Mitacher
Myrta Mitecher
Navy
Mitscher
Mra
Helen Pirch
Ousine Hine Method Promises Hearing for Many
A simple syringe based method touted as the Ousine Hine Technique claims to clear ear wax and restore hearing for many with deafness. Reputable doctors are not cited, but the ad urges readers to seek the remedy at local drug stores and notes it is available broadly.
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Rivelna Binita
Bertee
Sommera
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