Diabolical Tricks No 1 U S Saboteur In Europe
Capt. Lewis Allison, described as America s No 1 saboteur in Europe, operated behind enemy lines in the Mediterranean, Yugoslavia, Italy, and France with the OSS. He devised explosive gadgets and bold missions to harass Germans and Italians, risking his life for covert operations and black propaganda.
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New York
INS
Lewis Allison
Albuquerque
Nu Ma
Semple Pielding
America
Fielding
Allison
Office of Strategic Services
Hey
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
Partisans
Italy
France
Alo —Marshial
Josiph Bros
William Donovan
U.S
Allison “Haberdashery
Los Angeles
Junior High Under Fire Of Experts
Dr. Willard E. Goslin of the American Association of School Administrators condemns junior high schools for imitate high schools and offering watered-down curricula. He says adolescence needs more engaging, practical studies and social development, urging schedule shifts to reduce teacher-switching.
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New York
WNNS
Willard E. Goslin
American Association of School Administrators
Minneapolis
Home Packing Splurges Cost Women Millions
Detroit women who pack their own home contents risk breakage and higher replacement costs, contributing to an estimated 25 million dollars yearly in damages. Dan J. Leonard of the moving industry notes that DIY packing challenges remain a major issue for household movers.
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Detroit
WMS
Liddy
Dan J. Leonard
Colum
Careful Transplanting Is Must for Early Crop Harvest
H W Hochbaum explains careful transplanting as essential for a faster, earlier crop. Start with seedlings from protected places or buy small plants, then transplant with ball of earth, water well, and shade briefly. Use booster solution to boost growth, applying a cup per plant or a pint per foot of row, avoiding crowding.
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H. W. Hochbaum
U. S. Department of Agricuture
German racketeers uncovered in Santa Claus scam
New York reports expose a large black market racket exploiting Americans by sending fake letters from abroad seeking aid. Arthur S. Joice of CRALOG notes about 80 percent of appeals are fabrications by operators who recycle names from newspapers to solicit goodies that are sold for profit.
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New York
WNNL
Germany
Arthur S. Joice
Council of Relief Agencies
Cralog
Mr. Joice
Andor
Steal While Stove's Hot In Cambridge Home
Thomas Ryan reported a hot stove stolen from his Hancock Street residence in Cambridge. He had moved the range to the backyard to cool it before cleaning. upon returning an hour later the stove was missing.
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Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Ryan
Hancock St
Ancient Mosaics Found During Rome Subway Excavations
In Rome a new subway dig near the central terminal uncovered fourth floor residential buildings and a bath complex with intricate, well preserved mosaics. The bath halls included tiled pipes for steam and cold pools, revealing public baths in a district previously thought residential and commercial only. The find is noted by Prof. Salvatore Aurigemma of the government fine arts commission. Concluded on Page 4, Column 5.
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Rome
Salvatore Aurigemmia
Government
Fine Arts Commission
Old City
Start New Life in Canada for 5000 DPs
Reports from Canada describe nearly five thousand displaced persons from Europe finding happiness in the Canadian way of life. The Dominion Government plans to bring ten thousand more in coming months with no pay. workers in Quebec mills, textile plants, and hydro power sites near Larder Lake share the sense of a dream becoming real.
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Toronto
Canada
WMS
Europe
Jare
Quebec
Joseph Klimala
Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Larder Lake
Wfe
Pup Knocks Off Phone Receiver in New Mexico Store
Carlsbad reporter recalls a night-time incident when a playful puppy knocked the telephone receiver off its cradle in a local store, causing a brief burglary scare that proved unfounded.
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Carlsbad, N. M
Carlsbad
Overseas Civilian Jobs Offer Wide Range of Posts
The government advertises thousands of overseas civilian vacancies across Europe the Pacific and elsewhere. Jobs span astronomers X ray techs stenographers plumbers and writers with pay details to follow. Housing limits and family eligibility vary by post as the Army notes many places lack adequate family quarters and living conditions may be challenging and require signed employment commitments.
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Europe
Marianas Islands
Alaska
Japan
China
Hawaii
Aleutians
Sam
United States
Department of the Army
Uncle Sam
Queen voices support for National Health Bill at hospital opening
London reports Queen Elizabeth expresses cautious approval of the National Health Bill during the opening of Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead. She predicts social history will turn a page as health services modernize, noting the National Health Service can coexist with private care.
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London
England
Vicetoria
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth’ Hospital
Gateshead
National Health Service
Multitalented Doctor Composes Amid Hospital Ties
Dr Herman M Parris a Totton pianist and former Army major writes over 125 compositions since 1946. His works include an overture a symphony and religious carols plus a recent symphonic suite inspired by his hospital background. Morton Gould supervised the orchestration.
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Philadelphia
Herman M. Parris
Mitchell Parish
Morton Gould
Parris
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