Christmas Day Secrets and a Proposal at Rex's Arms
Kay awaits a Christmas peak moment as Dr. Warner and Rex vie for her. Jimmy plots a punch on Warner while Babs hatches a plan to fix Kay with a shared Santa Claus promise. Kay receives gifts and considers future marriage as Rex suddenly confesses a griping embrace.
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Base
Tommy
Dr. Warner
Kay
Jimmy
Babs
Claus
Santa Claus
Warner
Immy
Rex
Liza
Fort Oglethorpe to Become Army Center for Redistribution
Fort Oglethorpe Georgia will host a redistribution center and headquarters for two special schools. The War Department plans relocation of Camp Butler redistribution center the Army Chaplain School and the Adjutant General School to Fort Oglethorpe. About 10 000 personnel will be stationed there with over 300 000 dollars for remodeling and construction. The post may become a permanent administrative army school center after the war. The last class of WAGs training at the post will graduate next month.
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Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Camp Butner
Army Chaplain School
Fort Déverts
Mass
Adjutant General School
Camp Les
Fort Oglethorpe
War Department
Col. Clark
Wags
Crossword Puzzle Clues Reflect Historical Wordplay
A jumble of crossword hints appears with varied topics from ancient offices to animal names and materials. Clues include Roman official Limb Hee nape Genus of the pickerel Shelter Glossy fabrics Domesticated Light open cotton fabric and more.
Fragmented Crossword Clues From A Historic Page
Puzzle fragment lists numerous clues with odd spellings and garbled phrases. It includes animal names, body parts, compounds, and a reference to an ancient Irish capital, suggesting a mixed, partial crossword or encyclopedic word list from a newspaper page.
Meat dealer to stay open two days a week
Fred Dassett of Minneapolis keeps his shop open two days weekly after receiving only 20 percent of his normal meat supply. The 60 year veteran says business has never been worse, yet he notes more friends during hard times.
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Minneapolis
Fred Dassett
Bradley to Take Command of Veterans Administration Within Sixty Days
General Omar N. Bradley will assume command of the Veterans Administration within 60 days after completing duties as head of the 12th Army Group in Europe. Truman also named John B. Hutson Undersecretary of Agriculture and W. Stuart Symington to head the Surplus Property Board.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans Administration
12Th
Europe
Truman
Bradley
W Normandy
Nazidom
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Bretton Woods
House
Congress
Mr. Truman
Johin B. Hutson
Kentucky
W. Stuart’ Symington
St. Louis
Surplus Property Board
Hutson
Vinson
Grover B. Hill
Texas
Symington
Emerson Electric Company
Guy M. Gillitte
Iowa
Sisters Reunited At Finney General Hospital
Mary C Woods arrived at Finney General hospital for duty with the WAC Detachment and found her sister 1st Sgt Delores Crustong of the same unit. Woods has just returned after 18 months overseas. Two Army Nurse Corps members at Finney General were promoted from second to first lieutenant Ruth Canterbury and Audrey Alpers. Surgical Service beat Military Police 6 3 in a hospital softball game. Three teams dropped out of the league leaving Officers leading.
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WATS
Finney
Mary C. Woods
Finney, General, Hospital
WAC
Delores Crustong
Sgt. Woods
Army Nurse Corps
Finney General Hospital
Edna Moat
Ruth Canterbury
Audrey Alpers
Surgical Service
Military Police
Finney General ‘Hospital
Garkins
Georgia Governor asks court to dismiss railroad petition
Washington June 8 AP The state of Georgia seeks to throw out 20 railroads request for more specific information on charges that freight rates are discriminatory Gov Ellis Arnall calls the motions tainted by unreasonableness and seeks limiting disclosure The railroads say Georgia’s negations are too vague to mount a defense The Supreme Court had agreed 5-4 to rule on the complaint last March and Arnall argues a continuing conspiracy cannot be pled with more detail The case involves interstate gate making and ongoing conduct rather than isolated acts
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Ellis Arnal
Stone
Arnall
Frozen Food Prospects Hit Georgia Markets After War
Athens June 8 AP Frozen food experts forecast vast new markets for Georgia fruits poultry live stock and vegetables after the war. Paul Chapman dean of the University of Georgia College of Agriculture said community freezer locker plants will store and process livestock poultry fruits and vegetables and provide wholesale options.
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Athens
Georgia
Paul Chapman
University of Georgia College of Agriculture
Senate Defeats Proposals to Extend Price Control Act
The Chief Executive said government limits on travel to aid Pacific redeployment may be unnecessary. Senate leaders on Capitol Hill claimed votes to defeat amendments extending the price control act for another year. The amendments would assure a profit margin for President Truman if needed by processors.
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Senate
McKellar
Dtenn
Truman
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Pacific
Capitol Hill
Heroes Phone Fund Aids Over 1000 Finney General Patients
Finney General hospital reports more than 1 000 overseas evacuees received free calls or telegrams through the Heroes Phone Fund. The program, raised by Southern Georgia citizens and administered by Lt. Berne Holman and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, continues with about 3 000 dollars remaining to cover hundreds more calls.
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Finney Co General Hospital
Georgia
Pfe
Walter C. Holmes
Anniston
Ala
Leatha Holmes
Holmes
United States
Germany
Finney General Hospital
Finney
Margaret B. Mitchell
Berne Holman
Mitchell
Promised Rise in Meat Supply Likely Very Small
Washington reports the expected fall increase in civilian meat consumption may average only 36 ounces per person for October to December. Government yields 1945 total 22.5 billion pounds, nine percent under 1944, with exports and lend leases possibly reaching 6.5 to 7 billion pounds. Remaining supply for Q4 sits near six billion pounds amid wartime allocations and shipping halts.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
War Food Administration
Statistical Agency
WFA
Chinese forces push toward Liuchow and Kweilin
Chinese high command reports advances into Liuchow's northern suburbs and nears recapture of the former U S air base at Kwangsi. Spokesman says about 200 000 Japanese troops in Burma Thailand Indo China and Malaya are largely isolated by the Kwangsi offensive. Fortified actions continue near Futing along the Fukien coast.
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Spencer Moosa
Chungking
Chinese High Command
Liuchow
U. S
Kwangsi
Kweilin
Sichow
Burma
Thailand
Indo-China
Malaya
Kwanksi
High Command
Fukien
Futing
Foochow
Chekiang Province
Wenchow
Mentally Sick Vets Held in Fulton Jail Pending Hospital Trip
Former American Legion leader condemns short term jail holds for mentally ill veterans before commitment to Augusta mental hospital. He cites cases of men kept for weeks awaiting transfer. Sheriff notes about one admission monthly, with VA often moving them within days.
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Fulton
Atlanta
American Legion Today
Fulton County
Augusta
Kenneth Murel
Veterans’ Committee
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Murrell
A. B. Foster
Veterans Administration
John M. Slaton, Jr
U. S. Veterans’ Administration
Veterans Hospital
Ceiling price dispute over burial costs raised by widow
In Salt Lake City in June, Hugh L. Thomas an OPA price specialist was asked the ceiling price for moving a husband’s body to another cemetery. Lore complained $35 was too high and argued it should cost no more than $15. Thomas said the service was not regulated by the OPA.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh L. Thomas
OPA
Telect
Thomas
Prisoner of War John Cartwright Recalls Harsh German Camp
Pfc John R Cartwright of Daytona Beach recounts 14 days in a small room with other prisoners under Allied shelling while held in Germany He endured lice disease and starvation after capture December 19 1944 and liberation April 16 by Montgomerys Army He weighed 104 pounds at liberation and performed forced labor in ammunition transport and camp kitchens
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John R. Cartwright
Daytona Beach
Fla
Finney General Hospital
Germany
Pfc
Cartwright
Montgomery
Lighth
62Th Tank Destroyer Battalion
C. C. Cartwright
S. Seagrave Ave
Daytona Beach, Fla
Mildred Montgomery
Broadway, Daytona Beach
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