Rise of Socialist Reich Party alarms Allied officials
Allied officials report a bold revival of Nazism in postwar Germany as the Socialist Reich Party expands from the British Zone into the American zone. SRP gains include 14 seats in Schleswig Holstein with about 400000 West Germans voting for Nazi tactics. Leaders like Fritz Dorls and Gen Otto Remer push nationalist socialist rhetoric and aim to join democratic forces while hiding their extremist roots.
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Bavaria
Alfred Loritz
Economic Reconstruction Party
SRP
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Ruhrt
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SAP
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Fritz Dorls
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Berlin
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America
Venezuela expedition described as Gran Sabana Eden by Nicol Smith
Nicol Smith, a renowned lecturer explorer, returns to the United States after a three month Venezuela tour covering over 4000 miles. The trip highlighted Angel Falls in the Gran Sabana and other landmarks, framing Venezuela as remote and richly endowed, with Angel Falls noted as a prime spectacle. The report contrasts enduring mystery with new interest in the region. Also noted are UK shipyards breaking records with about 2.1 million tons under construction by June, plus 2.5 million tons contracted, totaling near 6 million tons on orders globally.
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America
Gran Sabana
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Nana-Kemnews
United Kingdom
Lloyd’s Register
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Japan
France
Sweden
Kealy
Thousands of French POWs Slaves in Russian Camps
Washington report estimates about 13,000 French veterans, mostly from Alsace Lorraine, remain in Soviet camps six years after World War II ended. They join prisoners from at least nine other nations in harsh work camps, with many in poor health and some dying. The French repatriation committee seeks international pressure to secure release, noting ongoing Soviet denial of French prisoners.
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International Federation of War
Oseaw
Rome
George
Europe
France
Spain
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England
More Grass Fewer Dams Says Navy Engineer
Navy engineer E. L. Ellison argues rain damage can be reduced by keeping soil covered with grass crops brush and trees. He urges soil conservation through continuous vegetation rather than large dam projects, noting current plains land often has 4000 pounds of grass per acre or less. He warns raindrop impact corrodes soil and boosts flood risk, advocating a simple approach of sustaining ground cover to absorb and slow down rainfall.
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Department of Agriculture
Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
Great Plains
W. D. Ellison
Ellison
Missouri
Midwest
Earth
EM ‘Son
Sail Conservation Investigations
Guayule Science Could End U S Rubber Dependence
An extensive study by U S scientists shows guayule a native shrub from Mexico and Texas could become a domestic source of natural rubber. The work, conducted quietly, aims to reduce reliance on foreign supplies and strengthen national security.
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Univer States
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United States
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