Countess Describes Life In German Horror Camp
An American woman Countess Henri de Mauduit formerly Roberta Lawin of Staunton Massachusetts relates her arrest by Germans in Brittany April 1943, time in Gestapo custody, hiding allied flyers, and two years in Rivensbruck concentration camp where she endured forced naked muster, starvation, and a hospital fire before liberation by American forces.
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Soldier Sends Home Jap Personal Effects
A package received by Mrs. J B Meredith from her son Staff Sgt Ralph Stroud on Angau Island in the South Pacific includes a diary or prayers, a vicious Jap club, a cowhide sit Ponting razor, soap, a drinking cup, a red bowl with a written slogan, a photo of a Japanese girl, and a card from a Japanese soldier.
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Moores to Be Trinity Guests at Commencement
Moores to Be Trinity guests are Mr. and Mrs. Makvice D. Moore of New York City. They will be guests of THLNy University during the commencement exercises on Monday, May 26 and Sunday, May 27. Moore will deliver the commencement address and speak at the vesper service. The ceremony honors 42 candidates for bachelor’s degrees plus various science and education fields. проч
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Tax Cut Now Unjustified Senator Says
Senator Harry Byrd warned that earl y aid and cuts in wartime expenditures will not deliver real economy until Japan is defeated. He urged Congress to trim federal outlays and cut govt staff from over three million to about 1.5 million after the war, and to balance the budget with tax increases.
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Relaxed News Censorship Code Issued in US Press Policy
WASERINGTON May 19 The office of censorship today issued a relaxed new censorship code for newspapers and radio Director of Censorship Byron Price outlined changes at a News conference The code largely allows printing and broadcasting of news involving European interactions of the armed forces and deletes many previously prohibited categories In broad terms newspapers and radios may publish or broadcast news without censorship including weather allotment troop movements within the Pacific Asia area with certain identifications except in the Pacific Asiatic area The memo also notes under construction advance information on merchant ships shipyards and certain diplomatic and aviation movements
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Escort Pilot Snipes Back From Tokyo Raid Leave
Major G. L. Snipes, veteran escort pilot, returned to San Antonio on leave after 28 months in the South Pacific. He led the first escorted bombing mission on Tokyo aboard Tom Oat, named for his son and wife, and earned the Bronze Star and Air Medal with three clusters. He plans a visit with his parents in South Carolina before reassignment to Miami Beach.
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Censorship Curtailed and Staffing Slashed in War Office
In a wartime briefing, officials announced broader limits on censorship of international communications with a focus on U S Europe ties. Figures showed the censorship office workforce dropping from a peak of 14 500 in 1943 to about half by August. Intercepts shared with other federal agencies fell by 80 percent since 1943.
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