War Prisoners as Postwar Ambassadors and Aid
Dr. D A Davis of the world YMCA committee on war prisoner work spoke at the YMCA Memorial Room about Europe’s camps. He said 4 000 000 to 6 000 000 prisoners may shape the postwar world through treatment and repatriation influencing future Europe and world stability. He urged prisoner aid, recreation, and education to prepare men to return as productive citizens.
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D. A. Davis
America
Europe
Davis
Organization of the World
Dr. Davis
Germany
Y. M. C. A. World’s Committee
Poland Lays in Ruins After Partitions by Axis and USSR
The piece recalls Poland's historical partition by Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia, details its rise as a nation after Versailles, and notes postwar leadership in exile under President Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz and Prime Minister Wladyslaw Sikorski, while highlighting minority challenges and reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rzeczpospolita Polska
Poland
Constitutional Republic
Marshal Pilsudski
Russia
England
Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Massillon 1942 City Directory to List 30 000 Residents
Massillon will publish a 1942 city directory in about 90 days. A 10 man crew began work, adding outlying residences and Walnut Hills defense housing. Crescent Gardens will miss this volume. Over 30 000 people over 18 will be listed with occupation, business location, home address, and home addresses for serving military members. City officials churches lodges and a street directory will be included with owners and telephone numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
F. S. Durham
Burch Directory Co
Walnut Hills
Crescent Gardens
Durham
Montana moose raid haystacks shift in farmer claims
Farmers in Polaris Montana report moose no longer forage in forests. They say moose feed on haystacks at night and loaf during the day, intensifying concerns about livestock and crops on local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Mont
Montana
RFC Loan Authorized for Power Company
The Ohio public utilities commission authorized Ohio River Power Inc to borrow 8 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corp for an 50 000 kilowatt plant at Gilles Bottom Belmont County on the Ohio River. The plant will connect to Ohio Public Service Co lines at Alliance and be leased to OPS Co for 15 years at 1 million yearly rent to cover interest and debt amortization, with notes totaling 7.5 million and OPS Co guaranteeing them.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Cilles Bottom
Belmont County
Ohio River
Ohio
Ohio River Power, Inc
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Ohio Public Service Co
Alliance
Ohio River Power
Ohioan Found Guilty of Woman's Murder
James V. Maloney, 28, was found guilty of slaying Lima State Hospital matron Goldie Siler on November 6. Her body was discovered on hospital grounds and she had been strangled with a stocking. Maloney admitted taking her from a nightclub and striking her but denied she was dead when he left.
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Hy United Press
Lima
James_ V. Maloney
Goldie Siler
Lima State Hospital
Shipping Magazine Ceases Publication
The American bureau of shipping has suspended its monthly magazine The Bulletin due to censorship requirements. The publication, a leading record of shipbuilding activities and vital marine data, will be kept privately for postwar use.
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Associated Press
New York
American Bureau of Shipping
the Bulletin
Miller to Address Rotary Club in St Louis Hall
Donald E. Lothamer manager of Star Mills Louisville will speak at the Louisville Rotary club meeting in St Louis school hall at 6 30 tonight outlining his vacation plans and business updates.
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Y.M.C.A
GER
Sikorski
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance fire _department
First National Bank
E. Mainst
J. E. Held
C. H. Swallow
Moose
RFC
Ohioan
Shipping Magazine
Jean Nedra
the Talk of
Glen Row
Just
Penney
Steven
Penney’s Drapery Yard
Ecru
Priscillas
Cynthia
Penney’s
BIG Mac
Rose Green Novelties
U.S. Defense
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