Germany’s Postwar Division and Allied Aims
The article outlines three German zones after World War II the Bonn Republic under US UK and French oversight Soviet occupied Germany and Polish administered Germany. It examines US aims for a quick end to the war a stable self supporting Germany and reduced American costs while Britain seeks trading power in dollars and potential barter options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermany
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Bonn Republic
George €. Soxotsxy
Europe
Germany's Fear of Restored Industry and French Anxiety
Sokolsky argues Germany is terrorized by a restored industrial power that could drive renewed militarism. He asserts France fears a reunited Germany and U.S. alliance, notes French military weakness, and outlines Soviet aims to keep Germany weak. He criticizes the Paris conference as aiding Soviet objectives and warns of continued American expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
United States
Europe
East Germany
Soviet Union
Across America New York veteran letter asks about war memories
HAL BOYLE plans a two week furlough to revisit the past years of war and the places where soldiers shed youth. He asks veterans to share what they lost there, and recalls Normandy hedgerows St Lo and Paris as he travels back through memory and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hal Boyle
Piccadilly Circus
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Hal Boyle recalls war odyssey from Rheims to Berlin
In a wartime reminiscence Hal Boyle speaks to a soldier about stops through Rheims Spa and Luxemburg and the Hurtgen Forest. He notes the forest of dead men and imagines Frankfurt and Berlin as rebuilt places and a new Germany. He reflects on change, longing, and hope to greet old ghosts if they meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Spa
Luxemburg
Hurtgen Forest
Germany
Frankfurt
Berlin
The
Associated Press
Communism on Trial in Two High-Profile Cases
The Foley Square federal trials stage a split view of American communism. The Politburo conspiracy trial of 11 top members contrasts with the Hiss versus Chambers perjury case, each exposing ideals and personal struggles shaping national fate and potential actions against the Communist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foley Square
U. S
Hiss
Chambers
State Department
Politburo
United States
Hiss-Chambers
Congress
Communist Party
Courtroom contrasts in Hiss and Medina trials noted by Inez Robb
Inez Robb contrasts atmosphere in Hiss case with old world courtesy and calm by Lloyd Stryker and Thomas Murphy to the tumult in Judge Medina's court where Communist defense tactics provoke loud disputes. Gates, Daily Worker editor, resembles Gromyko in appearance and demeanor.
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Hiss
Lloyd Paul Stryker
U. S
Thomas E. Murphy
Harold Medina
Gromyko
Beatrice Lillie Hurt By Smoke In Chicago
Actress Beatrice Lillie was treated for mild shock and a broken tooth after a smoke filled her Chicago apartment and she bumped into a door. The star of Inside U. S. A. woke at 6 45 a m and last night’s performance was canceled. she was expected to return tonight. The cause of the fire remained undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beatrice Lillie
Miss Lillie
Lady Peel
England
Powder Puff Fliers Off for Visit to Havana
Twenty five women known as powder puff fliers will depart Miami for Havana as guests of the Cuban government. They are among about 100 mothers housewives and stenographers who traveled to Miami to perform in the third annual all woman air show at Amelia Earhart Field. Mary Tracy of Miami narrowly avoided a crash yesterday in the Johnnie and Mack race flying a Monocoupe, dropping to 15 feet before recovering control.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Amelia Earhart Field
Mary Tracy
Johnson at Marietta Defends Risk of War
Secretary of Defense Louis A. Johnson told Marietta College graduates and alumni that the Marshall Plan and Atlantic Pact are calculated risks. He argued progress justifies risk and that America’s strength deters would be aggressors from starting war. He received an honorary doctor of laws degree at the ceremony.
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Marietta
Louis A. Johnson
U. S
Johnson
Marietta College
America
Ford Motors hand The Repository a 7 1 defeat in Industrial Twilight
Two previously undefeated squads clashed as Ford Motors routed The Repository 7 to 1 at City Field No 2 dropping The Repository from a first place tie with Timken to fourth. Ford Motors moved to 4 1 with a win powered by Eddie Biasella three hitters. Local 2327 fell to 1 4 and Timken remained atop the standings with 4 1. Macomber topped United Engineering 18 2 in the other Sunday game as Liberal Loan swept a double header in Jewish Center Fumbleball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motors
City Field
Timken
Ford
Buxbaum
Local 2327
Witter No
Rep
Macomber
United Engineering
Eddie Biasella
Repository
Local Softball and Baseball Matches List in One Segment
A dense schedule lists numerous teams and venues including North Canton Hoover West Tuscarawas Merchants City Buckeye Billiards Spanish Merchants Canton Malleable and others with doubleheaders starting at 6 15 p m at various local sites such as Hermon Field Triangle Sports Oakwood and Arcadia Grill plus junior and industrial divisions featuring groups like Bauhof and Yohe Hardware among many others. The entry reads as a compiled card of matchups rather than a single game story.
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North Canton
Hoover
Memorial Stadium
North
Harmon Field
Ro Vets
Ashland Oil
Airport
St. Paul
Woodmen of the World
Jackson
Ross Builders
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Mellett
Army & Navy Union No. 150
Phil's Sports
Jackson No
Munecer's Service
K. of P
Republic Stamping
Lowell Reformed
Arnold
Church
St. Haralampos
First Presbyterian
25Th
Cleveland
First E.U.B
St. Paul E.U.B
Witter
Dueber Methodist
Reedurban U. P
Chemical
Grace E.U.B
Bethel Lutheran
First Methodist
Crystal Park
M. E
Salvation Army
First Congregational
Industrial
Zion Lutheran
Eleventh Street
Harrisburg
Troy Laundry
Avenue ‘Grill
Bauhof
Motor Fuel Co-op
Jr. O.U.A.M
Yohe Hardware
Arcadia
Aays Grill
Phalanx
Ohio Power
Monarch Rubber
Diebold
National Fireproofing
Sanitary Milk
East
Canton
East Ohio
Romanian Merchants
B. & B. Billiards
Cook
West Tuscarawas Merchants
City
West
South
Hermon Field
Buckeye Billiards
Spanish Merchants
City Merchants
Stark Brick
Triangle Sports
Eagles
W-R Sports
Joe's Sports
Bricklayers Union
Canton Malleable
Local No. 1200
Golden Lodge
Sterling Bakery
Thurin’s
Ashport
Union Metal
Babcock Printing
Babcock
Wilson Rubber
North Industry Lutheran
Bethany Evangelical
Lowell Reformed/ Chemical
Power
East Canton
White Crown Cafe
Bauhof No
Canton Boosters Clash At City Arena Wednesday
On Wednesday Canton Boosters face B. and B. Bil liards at City Arena while Fairmount Merchants meet Timken at Timken. Babcock Printing takes on Ford Too and Die at Witter No. 1, ee Metal battles Ford Motors at City wd. Automatic Steel meets Timken at Timken with all games starting at 10 a.m.
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Canton Boosters
B. & B. Billiards
City
Fairmount Merchants
Timken
Babcock Printing
Ford Too! & Die
Witter No
Ee Metal
Ford Motors
Wd. We
Automatic Steel
Timen
Blackwell Shows Old Form Reliever for Reds
New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 6 1 as Ewell Blackwell starred in five relief innings. Manager Bucky Walters praised Blackwell’s return to form while warning he won’t start soon, aiming him as the Reds’ top relief option in a tough stretch. Howard Fox was slated to start against Sheldon Jones in the finale.
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NEW York
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Rhinelanders
New York Giants
Blackie
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Blackwell
Walters
Reds
Gaints
Howard Fox
Sheldon Jones
Central League score roundup
Charleston defeated Saginaw 6 to 4 while Flint posted a 6 to 5 win over Grand Rapids. Muskegon beat Grand Rapids 7 to 1 in a separate game as Dayton finished with a 3 score.
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Charleston
Saginaw
Flint
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Dayton
Abrupt Move By Czar Reinstates Mexican League Players
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler abruptly reinstates players who jumped to Jorge Pasquel's Mexican League three years ago. He offers reinstatement to major and minor leaguers who consent, while courts' decisions on suits by Gardella Lanier and Martin loom. Several clubs welcome potential gains though others fear roster limits and pending litigation.
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Washington
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Jorge Pasquel
Pasquel
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
George M. Trauttmann
Mexico
New York
Federal District Court
New York Giant
Danny Gardella
St. Louis Cardinal
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Circuit Court of Appeals
Martin
Lanier
Gardella
Canton Horseshoe Club slate highlights unbeaten teams
The Canton Horseshoe Club presents a Tuesday clash between Yankees and Walters Heating in Stark County League action, with Walters undefeated in five and Yankees 4-1. Castamall Recreation in City League also 5-0, as schedules note Moore Garage 3-2 Wednesday. Standings show Walters, Castamall, and Walter's as leaders across leagues, with other matchups and player names listed.
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Yankees
Walter’s
Stark County
Canton Horseshoe Club
Castamall Recreation
Castamall
Moore Garage
Welders
Diebold
Office
Ellis Hanna
Industrial Club
Hoover
Timken Research
Ford
Timken Bearings
Stark Cour
Walter
Dougherty Flowers
Cleaners
Canton
Meyers L
Canton News
Meyers Lake
North Canton Cleaners
Walter's
Stark Dry Goods
Jacobs-Waltner
Stahlshebers
Grandview Dairy
Stahlhebers
Rapid Transit
Diebo Club
Diebo Club L Pet
Massillon Dairy Wins DALTON Softball Meet Upset
Massillon Acme Dairy, Class A softball, beat the Dalton Merchants 10 to 7 Sunday night led by pitchers who also hit homers. Gerbert of Dalton and McInnes of Massillon homered. Dalton Juniors defeated Massillon Riverside 10 to 1 in the afternoon.
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Dalton
Massillon
Acme Dairy
Dalton Merchants
Gerbert
MclInns
Massillon Riverside
Dairies
Merchants
Metnis
Daisy Gerbert
de Weisgarber
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George E. Sokolsky
Bonn
Soviet Russia
Russia
King Features Syndicate
St. Lo
Soldier
Paris
Alger Hiss
Whitaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Lems
American Communist Party
By Inez Robb
Liberal Loan
Fink & Master Corman & Savage
Scholnik Insur
Jaffees
Levin & Heller Smuckler & Jaffee
Reiter & Adelman Levin & Heller
United Engineering & Foundry
Hercules
the Repository
Canton Drop Forge
Local
Macomber, Inc
Postoffice
Ford Tool & Die
St. Paul, Airport, Jr
Army & Navy Union No
U. P
Eem
Grace E. U. B
Bonnet Co
Superior Switchboard
Superior Dairy
Terabe Reformed
Crystal Park Methodist
First Baptist
Eleventh Street Church of God
Calvary E.U.B
Oldtimers
Penguins
Corner Tavern
Superior Stamping
Stadium
Maloney
Softee, Inc
Campion Lone
Ohio Bell
No. Coast Metals
Ewing Chevrolet
Suedona
Ringside Grill
Czar
Washington Senators
Leo Durocher
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Adrian Zabala
Sal Maglie
Harry Feldman
Ace Adams
Roy Zimmerman
Nap Reyes
George Hausmann
St. Louis Cardinals
Klein
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Owen
Luis Olmo
Roland Gladu
Philadelphia Athletics
Roberto Estelella
Roberto Ortiz
Chile Gomez
Detroit Tigers
Murray Franklin
Philadelphia Phillies
Rene Monteagudo
Chicago Cubs
Chico Hernandez
Toledo
Detroit
Myron Hayworth
Montreal
Brooklyn
Stan Breard
Sacramento
Jim Steiner
Massillon Dairy
Marion Ave
Kentucky
Schenley
Schenley Distillers Corp
Adv
Franklin Institute Dept
Rochester
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