V E Day Plans Face Hurdles For Soldiers Homeward
The Associated Press reports that V E Day will not quickly end troop redeployments or full demobilization. High command aims to reallocate forces from Europe to Asia and the Pacific while maintaining morale and preparing for future operations. Return home for many will take at least six months after victory in Europe, with no shortcuts to peace.
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Associated Press
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New York
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United States Army
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Demobilization Plans After V-E Day Discussed
The War Department outlines four classes for postwar demobilization in Europe and the Pacific. Occupation troops will stabilise Germany, with homecoming after one to two years. large numbers go directly to the Pacific to prepare for combat. others are sent home in stages as duties ease. A wounded category and a point system determine priorities.
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Third Presbyterian Delegates Attend Women’s Presbyterial
East Side delegates from the Third Presbyterian Church plan to attend the Women’s Presbyterial at Woodside Church starting at 6 15 am. Miss Rachel Benfer, secretary for the young people's work, boards missions will speak. she has worked in Kentucky and in Spanish speaking towns in New Mexico. Also speaker is Miss Alice Shaefer of Canton China, former principal of a school for Chinese girls. Mrs. Marvin Bone Steel heads Red Cross sewing for the church and notes sewing will be omitted this week. The Women’s Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 2 30 pm with Mrs. Willem E. Bayns. Friday the executive board of the Women’s Guild meets with Mrs. Albert T. Barlis. Partners’ Club supper at Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church at 6 30 pm led by Mrs. Henry J. Tut tie. A. James McCracken presides at the business meeting. Personal notes: Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Gazin and children have returned home after Easter with Mrs. Gazin’s parents. Miss Roberta Gazin is convalescing from a fractured ankle from horseback riding.
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Woodside Presbyterian Church
Rachel Benfer
Young Peoples Work
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New Mexico
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Alice H. Shaefer
Canton
China
Marvin Bonesteel
Red Cross
Third Presbyterian Courch
Women’s Missionary Societ
Willem E. Bayns
McChesney Court
Women's Guild
Sres
Albert T. Barlis
Blakeley Court
Partners’ Club
Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henry J. Tuttie
A. James McCracken
All-night Parking Fines Enforced in Troy
About one motorist faced a dollar fine after violating a city ordinance prohibiting parking between 3 and 3 am. Bad weather led to stricter enforcement as officers began nightly patrols or tagged cars found on the streets during the restricted hours.
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Céry
Hitler Will Die Fighting, Nazi Claims Across Front
Reports from London and Zurich say Nazi leaders including Reichsmarschall Goering were believed dead or in hiding as German forces blamed for a last stand. Prince Arenberg and his princess were found near Ludinhauser while Gestapo chief Himmler reportedly spent Easter in Bavaria. A German relater claimed elite SS units were designated to die for Hitler.
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London Daily Telegraph
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George VI
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Westphalia
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Potsdam
Transcriber notes meeting of Auxiliary at American Legion post
An auxiliary to the Noble-Callahan Post of the American Legion will meet today at 8 20 pm at the post on Birst Street. Mrs Mary Margaret McKeever, president, will preside. The text mentions propaganda and German broadcasts but focuses on the meeting notice and local details.
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American Legion
Birst Street
Marygaret Smckeever
Witt
American War Dead To Be Brought Home
A government plan schedules repatriation of war dead at national level. Officials allocate funds for funeral transport and related services totaling millions. The announcement outlines steps to recover and return service members to their communities.
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