Reich Finds Everything Plentiful In Germany
Lt Milhouse reports German civilians claim hatred for Hitler while their homes display Nazi flags and pins in abundance. He notes many civilians claim to be Russian or Polish but he calls them Krauts until proven otherwise. Major Dagenais recalls occupied regions like France Belgium and Holland lacked necessities as Germans moved in quickly.
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Milhouse
Germany
Hitler
Dagenais
France
Belgium
Halland
Germans Enjoy Abundant Food and Health in Occupied Lands
The report describes life in Germany with plenty of food and good health, contrasting it with France. It notes Americans cannot seize civilian belongings, only military items, while soldiers like Major Dagenais and Lieut Milhouse claim captures of Nazis. A brief mention explains the cacat tree as a tall evergreen fruit tree.
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Germany
France
Dagenais
Sth
Berlin
Maryland
Associated Press
Milhouse
Our Conquest of Palatinate Saar Completed
Allied forces push across the Palatinate and Saar regions inside Germany as the 1st Army nears Ruhr cities Gladbach and Mulheim. 11,385 prisoners yesterday raise total to 260,666 since August 1. Neunkirchen and Neustadt captured with major industrial centers. 3rd Army reports heavy German losses and mop up operations continue.
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Germany
Oder
Berlin
CrossRhine
Ruhr
Eisenhower
East Rhine
Sieg
Wien
Gladbach
Mulheim
Courtney BH. Hodges
Duisdorf
Rott
Soven
Westerhausen
Palatinate
Valhalla
Upper Rhine
3Rd Army
Trier
Kaiserlautern
Thoburn Wiant
Patton
7Th Army
Wehrmacht
Rhine
Tth
Saarland
Neunkirchen
Neustadt
German cities dead as mass flight rocks Ruhr region
Ruhr area cities including Essen, Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen, and Bochum are described as deserted as thousands flee west of the Rhine. Allied advances press Germany into ration cuts and potential meat shortages, while Swiss reports claim Hitler plans a last stand in Berchtesgaden amid a twilight war period.
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Dagbladet
Essen
Dortmund
Gelsenkirchen
Bochum
Ruhr
Rhine
Saarbruecken
Joseph Stock
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Berchtvesgaden Begon
Germany
Hitler
Dual Highway On Post War Plan
Governor O Conor outlined a post war roads program, noting one lane of the Hagerstown to Frederick dual highway to be completed within a 45 million dollar three year plan. Six counties would use no reserve funds. others would contribute about 1.0 million locally while the Federal government and Roads Commission each provide 2.5 million toward county arteries.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Europe
Asia
O’conor
Washington
Allegany
Howard
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Federal
State Commission
Baltimore City
Roads Commission
Baltimore - Washington
Prince George's
Federal Government and Roads Commission
Unrest That Could Split Germany and Allow Rebirth
The fragment discusses unrest that could fracture National Socialist Germany, enabling a rebirth or renewal. It mentions internal division and potential political change within the regime, suggesting a transformative or reshaping outcome.
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Germany
Club Nucleus of Cosna Club Continues Program
The Club Nucleus of Cosna describes a patriotic educational civic and social program. It notes gender inclusion for members and its pioneering stance in service clubs with no professional representation limit. New members are proposed to a committee and voted on by the club.
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Peleliu
Palau Island
Pacific
Gun of Marine
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis
Saville
Cosna Club Promotes Patriotism and Civic Duty in State
Saville outlines Cosna aims to inform members on Washington legislation and local governance, stressing voting as a duty and privilege. He predicts Cosna will become the nation’s largest club as veterans return and join with strong Democrat and Republican representation. Temporary officers elected: C. J. McDonough president, John Wishard first vice president, Mrs Alethia Shadrack second vice president, Miss Betty Winn secretary, Guy Kidwell treasurer.
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Cosna
Washington
Saville
C. J. McDonough
John Wishard
Alethia Shadrack
Betty Winn
Guy Kidwell
Governor General and Princess Alice head to Washington
The Governor General and Princess Alice departed Ottawa towards Washington to be guests of the President, continuing official duties and state visits.
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Washington
Ottawa
Princess Alice
Classified Ads Handle Quick Household Tasks
A fragment notes Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House and suggests using a classified ad to arrange fast help for household tasks. The line implies relying on local listings to address urgent needs with discretion.
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and Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Horse Owners Are Optimistic at Belmont Park
New York march 22 horsemen at Belmont Park express cautious optimism about resuming racing. About 200 thoroughbreds are stabled now, far fewer than the 300 to 500 typical at this date, with horses normally arriving from Miami and other southern points but transport issues cited as a problem.
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New York
Belmont Park
Frank Hackett
Belmont
Miami
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