Released Yanks Will Need Well Planned Programs
Lowell Hennett, VI.3, war correspondent, shares guidance for families of released American POWs. He describes camp conditions at Le Havre, explains delays due to Pacific-bound transports and processing, and urges organizers to prepare home reintegration plans. Families should arrange rest, entertainment, local food access, gas cards, and Red Cross support to ease the transition.
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Lowell Hennett
Lowell
Bennett Lew
Sharp
America
Red Cross
Y.M.C.A
Germany
Iife
Fifth of Seven Husbands Wins Annulment
In San Francisco on May 30 Ship's Cook First Class Maveld B. Winninger aged 21 won an annulment after his lawyer presented records showing he was the fifth of seven husbands of Wilma Suberly who is now in federal prison on charges she illegally received al lotments from service men. Winninger said he paid Wilma $70 a month for a year then had to repay $470 to the government after it was found she also received other allotments.
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San Francisco
Maveld B. Winninger
Winninger
Wilma Suberly
Wilna
Five Gang Fight Broken Up On West Side
Police ended a scheduled fight among five gangs on the West Side as about 60 Latin American youths aged 10 to 19 were involved. Detective Sepulveda questioned 26 youths and paroled them to parents while seizing rocks knives and clubs. residents warned of ongoing gang activity as summer vacations approach and police pledged nightly patrols.
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West Side
H. Sepulveda
Trumans Make Selves At Home White House Rearranged
Washington May 30 The Trumans have settled into the White House transforming upstairs living quarters to suit them. Mrs Truman says most heavy wardrobes are gone and rooms reflect lighter colors. The president's study now faces the oval windows with a small silver model plane on the desk. Margaret plans a musical path with a piano in her sitting room and a radio phonograph.
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Trumans
White House
Executive Mansion
Harry
Truman
Monroe
Missouri
Margaret
Gay
Margaret Hads
Sverling
Farnkiin
Roose- Velk
Roosevelt
President Truman
Indy
Martha Truman
Dope charged Dallas men retaken in Texas
Johnnie Robert Lark and John Everett McFadden of Dallas were released Monday in Laredo on bonds totaling 750 dollars each and returned to federal custody in San Antonio on charges they allegedly acquired seven pounds of marijuana. Bonds were raised to 2,500 dollars each by Federal Commissioner A W Knight for pending hearings on charges they received transported and concealed 12 grains of heroin imported into the United States.
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Johnnie Robert Lark
John Everett McFadden
Dallas
Laredo
San Antonio
A.W. Knight
United States
Army Exchanges Appeal for Men in European Theater
Dallas May 3 an urgent call from the Eighth Service command army exchange division seeks men for positions in the European theater exchanges. Openings include general exchange managers branch store supervisors buyers chief accountants auditors and accountants for the central accounting office with renewal possibilities and women being accepted.
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Dallas
Eighth Service Command Army Exchange Division
Central Accounting Office
President Avila Camacho decrees political leave for servicemembers
In Mexico City on May 30 President Avila Camacho issued a decree mandating that all army and navy personnel who wish to participate in political activities must first obtain leave from the armed forces.
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Mexico City
UPI
Avila Camacho
Godmothers Ban Sparks Mexico City Festival Cancelation
May 30 story notes a military unit tradition of naming godmothers and holding festivals in their honor was banned by authorities yesterday. The article provides no stated reason for the prohibition and lacks additional context.
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Mexico City
Roger the Rooster Mothers Brood
In Los Angeles on May 30 a rooster named Roger has hatched a brood from 13 eggs abandoned by a hen. He tends the brood like a mother, guiding them around the yard and clucking for meals. The tale notes Roger’s difficulties and an accidental incident involving a brood spike.
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Los Angeles
Roger
Sumatra
Around the Block for a Davenport Ad Offer
A terse classified fragment offers a Davenport for sale with a light want ad, inviting readers to call F 123h to connect with an adwriter. The text emphasizes locality and courteous service for placing the ad.
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