Spies and Secrets Found at Amerasia Office
Frank Brooks and Bielaski of OSS entered Amerasia on Fifth Avenue New York after hours on March 11 1945. They described a photocopy room filled with secret documents from State Navy and OSS, including top secret naval files and an Office of Strategic Service item on Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brooks
Bielaski
Office of Strategic Services
Amerasia Magazine
Lower
Fifth Avenue
New York
FBI
Amerasia
Kate Mitchell
Philip Jaffe
Jaffe
China
Naval Intelligence
State Department
Office of Strategic Service
Siam
Federal Bureau of Investigation
British Intelligence
G-2
Office of Censorship
Navy Department
Japan
Leyte
Conyright
Ralph de Toledano
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A reminiscence recalls old KK town life with Mr Kisco noting days when social norms varied. The piece shifts to a 1952 anecdote about a Swiss cinema showing a Soviet propaganda film with Arctic exploits and a mistaken sign reading United States Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connor
Arctic
United States Coast Guard
Bennett Cert
King Features Syndicate
Birthday Star Traits for Friday Born Individuals
Birthday forecasts note originality and flexible thinking guiding success yet warn against overextension. The profile highlights strong home ties, willingness to sacrifice for loved ones, generosity that may risk wealth, and lasting love when the right partner is found. It also cautions about powerful dislikes and fierce friendships.
Lump Sum Death Claims Must Be Filed By Sept 1
O A Shelley Lorain Social Security Office warns survivors of insured persons who died abroad between 1941 and 1946 to file lump sum death claims before August 31 1952 to avoid loss of payment. Lorain office location is 321 Broadway Building with a representative at 212 Middle Avenue Elyria every Thursday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Shelley
Lorain
United States
Social Security Office
Broadway
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Legion Auxiliary Officers Elected At South Amherst
Mrs Betts Holzhauer was elected president for the coming year at the June meeting of the South Amherst Legion auxiliary held at the region home. Officers approved include Bertha Witt first vice president Loretta Makruski second vice president Lucile Urig treasurer Vivian Mathes secretary Aileen Knoble corresponding secretary Myrtle Kolb chaplain. Delegates to district and state conventions named with Lucile Urig Irene Lieb and Betty Holzhauer. alternate Lauretta Makuski. A donation to the Fifth District Birthday party was approved along with a district gift for the fifth district president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Betts Holzhauer
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary
Irene Lieb
Lucile Urig
Frances Phillips
Florence Ziolek
Arlene Knoble
Holzhauer
Bertha Witt
Loretta Makiuski
Brownhelm School
Myrtle Sinclair
Myrtle Kolb
Sophia Allsop
Chillicothe
Larain
Columbus
Betty Holzhauer
Lauretta Makiuski
Fifth District
Elizabeth Gilbert
Vivian Mathes
Mildred Hyatt
Norma Oetzel
Mildred Slack
Lulu Slack
Janice Slack
Theresa Lupe
Shorthorn Bull Brings Expected 20,000 Frankfurters in Chicago Market
A shorthorn bull weighing 2 990 pounds was sold in Chicago on June 4 1942. Buyer estimated the animal would yield 20 000 frankfurters. The owner was Harry Hutchinson of Story County Iowa. Slaughtered carcass weighed 1 840 pounds for a 63.6 percent dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Hutchinson
Story County
Iowa
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Cleveland Street
Denton-Super, Inc
Cleveland St
Bennett Cerf
Legion Auxiliary
Harold
Dicken Funeral Home
Phae
Lifetime Porcelain Interior
Frigidaire
Farm & Dairy Supply Company
Chas. Weltzheimer
Wellington, Ohio
Kodak Pony
Kodak
Tongs
Loomis
Middle Ave
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