Generals Schloss in Hanover Houses Yugoslav Officers
In a stone palace near Munster, 38 exiled Yugoslav Royal Army generals live in a state of limbo under the International Refugee Organization. Once noted military advisers, they now endure limited resettlement with little prospect and declining conditions. Age averages around 65 as they pass days in a faded reception room, some playing chess, others listening to Yugoslav radio.
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Schloss
Munster
Germany
International Refugee Organization
Yugoslavia
Local notes highlight visitors and births in Elma area
Community gossip lists visitors from Edmonton Winnipeg Vancouver and Detroit plus local trips to Winnipeg Saskatoon and Timmins. Notable items include field day at Elma school and a birth announcement for a baby daughter born July 8 in St Boniface hospital. Newfoundland and Labrador coast areas are noted for size differences.
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F. Mykytynk
Winnipeg
St. Boniface Hospital
Refugee veterans seek aid from allies for survival
A group of thirty eight displaced Yugoslav war veterans, unable to return home, seek sanctuary and peace with UNRRA and IRO aid. They face indifference from Allied nations, political divides, and lack of local support as they rely on foreign consciences for indefinite assistance.
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Salonika
Balkan
Germany
Yugoslavia
Peter
UNRRA
IRO
America
Tito
Beausejour July 1 celebrations and local visits noted
Congratulations to J J Steffes for organizing the Brokenhead Agricultural Society July 1 celebration at Beausejour. Winnipeg visitors Eleanor Evertoski, Joe Vandeevitch and others joined the holiday events. a barn dance supported Gus Town’s recovery. Local trips to Brandon Exhibition and Shorthorn sale are listed along with several Winnipeg guests and farm social details.
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J. J. Steffes
The
Brokenhead
Eleanor Evertoski
Joe Vandeevitch
Winnipeg
Beausejour
J. J. Steffel
Green Bay
Gus Town
Belgium claims world’s youngest aircraft pilot at 13
Pascal Icks of Brussels Belgium is cited as the world’s youngest licensed flyer. He has earned an A license but cannot fly solo until age 18.
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Lawrence Whitcomb
Lehigh University
Brrussels
Belgium
Pascal Icks
Pascal
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