Nazi Brats Return to Parental Control Across Occupied Germany
In American occupied Germany teen boys and girls once part of Nazi youth groups are now under parental oversight. Parents may intervene to withhold or discipline children who previously followed Hitler and aided the regime. American officers note a shift as youth disaffection grows and some youths express desire to return to former Scoutlike roles.
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Germany
Hitler
Vars
Litteitz
Brunmhild
Lin
Hiller
Tyhan
Hitler Youth Movement
Baldute
Aucaens
Ienberg
Jim Ferguson Funeral Rites Set in Austin
Former Texas governor James E. Ferguson, 73, died after a long illness. Funeral rites were set for 6 p.m. today at the Church of the Good Shepherd with burial in the state cemetery. The city hall flag flew at half mast. state offices closed noon in his memory.
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Jim Ferguson
Austin
James E. Ferguson
Texas Pilella
Ferguson
Teans
Peath
Boxgan
Richard 8 Martn
Church of the Good Shepherd
Nowers
McCloskey General Hospital
Temple
Texas Senate
Texey
Ferguson Fox
Board of Contro
General Land Office
Capitel
Tale
Diphtheria Rate Remains High in Texas Report
Texas health department says diphtheria rate is still more than twice the national level though it has declined. The bulletin urges increased immunization, especially for preschool children, to curb the disease.
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Texas
Austin
State Health Department
WLB Loses in Oil Firm Suit
In Texas, Judge William H. Atwell ruled the War Labor Board and the Petroleum Administrator for War cannot seize the Hunt Oil and Refining Company plant at Ingleside Corpus Christi to compel a maintenance of membership clause. The decision found the public interest favored the company and rejected the seizure plan as improper.
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Dallas
War Labor Board
Petroleum Administration For War
Tetinery Company
Ingleside
Corpus Christi
William H. Atwell
Atwell
WLB
Petroleum Administator For
War
Miniatures in Odd Collection at Frank Matter’s display
A compact study of tiny desk items with drawers that open, matching chair, and swivel stool form part of Frank Matter’s miniature collection. Matter, famed for miniatures, supplied pieces for Colleen Moore’s doll house. The display includes a coffee grinder, a half inch long binoculars, a tiny iron and ironing board that fits a matchbox, and a one inch model scale.
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Frank Matter
Matter
Colleen Moora
Autograph Log From World War II German Generals
San Antonio sergeant Albert A Kelley preserved a signed log from a North African campaign flight. While a radio operator on a C-47, he obtained autographs from German generals, including Von Arnim, after obtaining permission and a bold approach. He declined offers to sell the memento.
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Alliance Amy
Btalf
Albert A. Kelley
San Antonio
Texas
Naballation
Kelley
Eastness
Érals
von Arnim
Varios
Surrender of 20 000 Nazis in a unique amnesty through no man's land
A dramatic World War II tale from France describes Maj. Gen. Evich Blanc arranging the surrender of a 20 000-strong German column marching toward the Loire. American troops escorted the POWs under French Partisan threat, while Lt. Samuel W. Magill and his patrol aided locals with food and horses.
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Omorantin
France
Loire River
Samuel W. Magill
Ashtabula
Ohio
Scouta Delverert
Magill
Mekins
Elsner
Kalisch
Germany
Deserting newly inducted Nazis seek refuge from fighting
Reports from February 21 describe German troops in the Rhineland deserting in large numbers seeking civilian clothes and refuge with refugees to avoid combat on the American front. An officer notes about ten deserters per town, highlighting a police-like problem in identifying legitimate refugees and aiding enlistment.
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Merican
Germany
Bopt
Bruietield
Hiller
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Death of Mrs Brock blamed on alcoholism after autopsy
In Los Angeles on September 22, autopsy by Dr Frank Webb found Mrs Helen Brady Brock 40, widow of Denver oil man Charles M Brock, died from liver failure linked to alcoholism. Milton Smith 45, Denver attorney, was found unconscious in the Hollywood apartment and treated for incipient pneumonia at County General Hospital.
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Los .Angeles
Helen Brady “Brook
Prank Te Webb
Hollywood
Brock
Charles M. Brock
Denver
Milton Smith
County General Hospital
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