Italian AMG Court in Naples Hears Hunger Crimes
Lieutenant Charles Haven of Laredo, Texas presides over the AMG tribunal in Naples where Italian civilians face military law for illegal possession of government property. He handles up to fifty cases daily, with an interpreter, a civilian prosecutor, and no fixed code, delivering swift, stern justice to those accused of stealing cigarettes and rationed items while balancing mercy.
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Naples
Charles Haven
Laredo
Tex
AMG
Karen
Solomnow
Pat Nes
Consumer point values for meat fats fish and dairy
A 1943 notice outlines consumer point values for meat fats fish and dairy products effective December 5 1943 in Norway. The report mentions widespread arrests following the assassination dispatch and the targeting of a Gestapo official, with continued actions reported.
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Norway
Assassina
Gestapo
Silence and Retribution in Prohibition Era Court
A prosecutor contends for action against black market rings while showing leniency to a first offender, arguing many are poor and ignorant. He warns repeat offenders of stiff sentences, cites prior convictions from six months to over a year, and vows firm punishment for repeat lawbreakers.
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Erazen
Karen
Les
Miss Elbina Bender Leaves for Lewisburg PA
Center Brunswick report notes Miss Elbina Bender former Hartwick College dean of women spent a week at the Lutheran parsonage and left Wednesday for Lewisburg Pennsylvania en route visiting friends in Albany and Oneonta. Also mentions Pvt James E Morse Jr returning to Camp Davis after furlough, Rev Stephen Sidebotham and bride at home, 4 H Club Achievement Night at McKinley Schoolhouse, and a Moscow note on German state of emergency in Trondheim reported by Reuters via Stockholm.
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Elbina Bender
Hartwick College
Lutheran Parsonage
Lewisburg
Albany
Oneonta
Miss Bender
Hartwick
James E. Morse, Jr
Camp Davis
D.C
James Morse
Stephen Sidebotham
Marion Tannicito
Grace Banker
Marion Booth
Harriet Weatherwax
H. A. Wagar
BR. J. van Densen
Nancy Hanks Thayer
Rebel Club
Saving Metals For War Purpose
Pittsburg reports Americans save 559 million pounds of aluminum and copper by substituting steel in war weapon parts. Ordance engineers convert many items from tanks to core bullets, freeing 400 million pounds of copper and 119 million pounds of aluminum in 1942 1943. Steel saves aluminum for aircraft, about 119 million pounds, roughly ten percent of output.
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Pittsburg
Sns
Army Ordnance
Ordnance
American Iron and Steel Institute
Three Fathers With 26 Children Inducted This Week
Watertown IP Three fathers each with nine or eight children face induction from two Jefferson County draft boards. Leo Seymour of Watertown and John S Hedden of Deferiet each have nine children while Frederick Parks of Sackets Harbor has eight. Monthly dependency allowances would range from 220 to 240 dollars.
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Watertown
Leach
Jefferson County
Leo Seymour
John S. Hedden
Deferiet
Frederick Parks
Sackets Harbor
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Comte
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Tesge
Yletie
St. Ad
Pach Semzage
Frank
Mtrissa
Tanle
Center Brunswick
London
Reuters
Moscow
Stockholm
Trondheim
William E. Kepner
Bunker Hill
Ind
8Th Army Air Force Fighter Command
England
Habeny As
Mouton Lamb
Caracal
Baum Marten
Hollander
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