Greece Faces Famine as UNRRA Aid Ends
Greece reels from war and internal chaos as UNRRA aid winds down. officials warn 7 million population faces malnutrition and TB rise, with relief funds around $350 million expended and wheat reserves dwindling. Government cites cultural food preferences as obstacle to rationing while UNRRA warns wheat allocation may cover only bare bread.
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Greece
Unlrr,a
Une.ra
Cape
UNRRA
Unrisa
Unaas
World Food Board
U.nlrra
Council Plans for 50th Anniversary Observance
Troy Council of Parents and Teachers and Lansingburg Council unite to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Committees will form after the hall meeting to finalize arrangements. Nominating chairmen and representatives from each unit were named for joint planning. The session was led by Mrs James T Whitehurst Jr amid the absence of the president. Dr Edward J Minx to commence election duties.
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Troy Council of Parenta
Vtunehers
Charles FL Conporty
Setoal
Lansingburg Council of Parents
Coll Willetta
Troy Council
Janes B. Ldngil
Lanjsingburg Counc
Nelson He Sehimay
Connolly
Briday
James T. Whitehurst
J. Kennel Lowe
South End Drive Waste Paper Drive Organized by Troop SA
Roy Betts of Troop SA of St. Joseph's Church will canvass the entire South End in a waste paper drive tomorrow afternoon. Troop members will meet at St. Joseph's for the community effort and collection.
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Roy Betts
Troop SA
St. Joseph's Church
SL. Joseph's
Australia and U S Victorians Tie in Davis Cup Prelude
In Melbourne the Australian and United States teams split results in the Victorian championships ahead of the Davis Cup challenge. Billy Patbery and Garde Riley fell to Adrian Quist and Geoff Brown 10-8 6-4 while Jack Kramer and Ted Schraedey faced defeat in doubles.
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Auatealle
United States
Billy Patbery
Wilmington
Deb
Ant Garde Riley
Mines
U. S
Savancell
Fnals
Loring
Adrian Quist Tat
Geoff Brown
Australia
Jn Lie Howls
Lomarrow
Amerienn
Pate
John Bromwich
Colin Long
Jack Kramer
Monteballa
Gul
Ted Schraedey
Glendaley Wal
Talbere
Mulloy
Lhenselves
Albert
Bromwich
Price Controls Spark Debate in Buenos Aires Event
In Buenos Aires officials voice concern over price controls touching global markets as players discuss costs of uniforms and gear. The tennis doubles and singles matches unfold with Kramer and Schroeder facing swings, while Long’s absence looms for Davis Cup plans. Sidwell faces Mulloy, and Nellier Kramar alongside Frankie Parker enter singles play amid a tense tournament atmosphere.
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Schroeder
Nets
Neakness
Long
Kramer
Deverill
Mulloy
Bromwich
Bill Sidwell
Australia
Nellier Kramar
U. S
Economic strain evident as costs rise in import market
The article notes inflated prices across shops with imported goods like continental items selling from $49 to over $100. It cites limited enforcement and sparse government action, highlighting a weak system against price and sale irregularities.
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U.N.R R.A
Athens
Un.r.a
Un.r.r.a
Unclear Text Item on Shirts and Votes
Fragment mentions shirts around five dollars and a voting phase with counts 35 and 66. No clear events, persons, or organizations identified.
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