Baa Baa Bones trademark in meatless Seattle shop
A fragmentary report from Seattle describes a meatless shop encounter with a trademark notion Baa Baa Bones. Patrons and locals teased a butcher named Yong while a separate incident mentions boys caught shooting at a sheriff who imposes an essay punishment. A Milwaukee bus driver faces an unusual back door evacuation after a boy releases several snakes from a box.
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Looted Nazi Treasures Found in Hamburg Junk Yards
Authorities report about 30 statues 5 600 decimal bells and bronze memorial plaques looted by the Nazis from European shrines dumped near Hamburg. The items, some 500 years old, were packed for melting for Hitler's war machine and for medals and busts of Nazi leaders.
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Coal Called Key To Europe's Fate
Paris analysts warn coal supplies will decide Western Europe’s survival next winter. The Ruhr coal allocation by the Allied Control Commission could shift the balance between German industry and civilian need, with Belgium and France at risk of political upheaval if enough coal is not available.
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Export Options for France Belgium and United States
The note discusses making goods available for France and Belgium while considering importing from the United States to cover all three markets. It weighs the need for U S sourcing to ensure supply and price stability across the regions.
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