French Showing Forebearance In Occupying German Zone
A long dispatch describes French behavior in postwar Germany, noting forebearance and orderly control. It details German hunger and shortages while praising French administration though highlighting economic limits from Stuttgart and regional splits. It notes Baden Baden as a French enclave with 20 000 French nationals and ongoing improvements like rail restoration and power output amid coal shortages.
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Germany
Wurtemberg
Stuttgart
Baden
Karlsithe
Palatinate
Saar
Utwir
Stuttgaat
Tony Baden-Bacen
Haden-Baden
Pirmasens
France
Ines
Government Officer Cites Alliances and Army Constraints
A government officer warns that Fianen has commitments to new allies and the army cannot free the country. The statement underscores strategic limits on military action and the need to honor international ties.
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Fianen
Greenwich Central School closes for Easter break and reopens April 29
The Greenwich Central School will close for Easter vacation and reopen Monday April 29. George D. Lall of Philadelphia returned after visiting his brother Hichard Lal and family on Curtiss Avenue. Pvt Ralph Perkins returned to Port Douglas after a twenty day furlough with his parents on Gray Avenue. The Bites lead the Women's Rowing League with three weeks remaining, three games ahead of the Chickadees who sit second and the Canaries a game back. New members received into Centenary Methodist Church include Mary Hill, Jean Hinl, Annytsis Neilson, Ruth McKinne, Barbara St. Mary, Pauline Gill, Esther Bounds, and Nellie Barket after a six week class led by Rev. C. R. Edgington. Bottskill Grange met at Grange Hall with Philpetit presiding. Miss Jone Guilier led the program with Albert Lauder assisting, and a poem read titled The Song of the Lazy Warmer. A skit IL Paya To Advert'se was performed and Marjorie Martin played piano for a small group.
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Cole Lomopyow
George D. Lall
Philadelphia
Hichard Lal
Curtiss Avenue
Ralph Perkins
Port Douglas
Harry Perkins
Gray Avenue
Chickadees
Holdingon
Canaries
Liva Place
Centenary Methodist Church
Mary Hill
Jean Hinl
Annytsis Neilson
Ruth McKinne
Barbara St. Mary
Pauline Gill Esther Bounds
Nellie Barket
Marjorie Martin
Passover Celebrations Begin Across Jewish Communities
Observance of Passover started at sundown with synagogue services and home seders. Reform Jews begin a week of observance. Orthodox Jews mark forty days. Leaders note overseas service attendance by armed forces and chaplains conducting services at home. Will be large attendance of displaced persons at ceremonies in Europe.
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Greenwich Men's Bowling League near finish with tied leaders
Refreshments were served as the Greenwich Men's Bowling League entered its final week with the Cards and Giants tied on 41 wins. Cubs 8 and Dodgers 36 follow. Cubs and Dodgers eliminated from title by Cards and Giants last week. Mike Holrock led the Giants with games of 212 218 226 totaling 657, surpassing Hob Foster's 629. The champion will be decided Friday night when the top two meet.
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Giants
Cubs
Dudgers
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Dodgers
Mike Holrock
Hob Foster
Morning Broadcast Schedule Fragment
Schedule fragment lists time slots and program titles including News Break cat, Breakfast Club, My True Story, Listening Post and other shows with various hosts at morning and afternoon hours. Names appear garbled but indicate a radio or station lineup.
Bowling League Banquet Held As Graduation Themed Event
The tenth annual Alpha Victory Bowling League banquet occurred Sunday at Circle Inn Latham in novelty graduation form. A full ceremony featured valedictorian addresses a class poem and song with readings of class history read by Mrs. Ray E Ehud and Mrs. Mary Connery. Prizes and a closing chorus of God Bless America marked the season finale.
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Governor Offers State Willowbrook to Federal Government
Governor Dewey discusses selling the Willowbrook General Hospital site to the Federal Government to fund and equip a new state hospital in Richmond County. He argues a long term lease to veterans groups would jeopardize state control, urging permanent transfer or continued state ownership to avoid future uncertainty. The letter to Gen. Bradley questions Army usage and favors a plan preserving state hospital programs for veterans.
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Governor and Dewey discuss veterans hospital plan and care
The Governor told Headley that a proposed puretiane would secure a Will-located hospital and another institution for defective children. Dewey emphasized veterans deserve full care and service, warning against neglect and totalitarian outcomes. He urged an auxiliary hospital in the metropolitan area and requested General Lindley’s views at his earliest convenience.
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A. A
Dewey
Balieva
New ‘York
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Exhibition of American Books in Stockholm Under Sweden American Foundation
An exhibition of about 4,000 American books is presented under the Sweden American Foundation and the USIBA. It features more than 3,000 volumes published in the United States during the past few years.
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Tns
Sweden-American Foundation
USIBA
United States International Book Association
United States
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Poestenkill Veterans Set Thursday Assembly
Poestenkill veterans plan a Thursday meeting to discuss forming Panstenkit Bout. Farulyn Wats and Panstenkit veterans will conduct the session to secure a charter and organize the group for cultural activities.
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