Bridge of Sighs: Polish Border Bridge Becomes Refugee Route
Dispatch describes the Vistula River Bridge at Praga linking Warsaw with the east as thousands trek daily in bitter wind and snow. Russians and Poles mix in a grim exodus, with wagons, soldiers, and refugees crossing toward the east while volunteers provide aid. estimates of millions moving through Poland and into Russia accompany reports of hunger, cold, and constant flow.
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Vistula
Poland
Europe
Prgo
Bridge of Sighs
Praga
Homme
Eual
Russia
Warsaw
Pola
Rar
Inbor Duran
Attoym Pollyn
Don
Silberlu
Batders Ngoon
Praja
Berlin Street Organ Brings Tiny Song To Wartime Women POWs
Amid ruined Berlin streets a lone organ grinder returns with penny melodies lifting spirits of women POWs and civilians. The scene at Wilhelmstrasse unfolds as workers, soldiers, and survivors mingle, share smokes, and dance briefly among rubble and trucks.
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Berlin
Ermder
Tigenspiegel
Daily Miia
Wilhelmstrasse
Bern
Lier Ald
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Business Editors Predict Busy Prosperous 1946 Season
The editors of leading business papers predict a busy year with restored industrial harmony. They foresee strong steel and auto production, renewed mill operations, and expansion in housing, construction, and consumer goods, aided by materials availability and manpower.
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NEA SU
Uie
Manu
Assucialid
Businig Papers
Evon
He Automotive
Jone
Simea
Uhr
Ehry Alto
Aviators Trade Lessons for Work in Chickasha
Aviation lovers in Chickasha Oklahoma promote keeping the municipal airport in good condition while boosting interest in flying. Three commercial operators offer one hour of dual flying instruction to show youths the basics of aviation and weed and grass clearance at the airport.
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Chickasha Okla AM — Aviation
Fritz Kuhn Bundist Sings New Tune in Prison
Fritz Kuhn former Bundist here in Augsburg prison sings a new tune while held as a security risk. He claims to love the United States and denies antisemitism, saying the Bund had no Nazi ties, though he admits confusion over Bund adoptions of Nazi symbols. He has lived in America, Mexico, and the United States for 22 years since leaving Germany after a Munich sentence for larceny.
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Hoosick Walls Youth Shot Accidentally
A youth in Hoosick Walls was accidentally shot by a brother with a .22 caliber rifle. The injury was minor, and state police investigated with Cpl. Nentstel of the Cambridge outpost. The incident occurred as the two brothers walked upstairs. the shooter followed behind.
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Cumnings
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Apine
Todgey Lior
Ts Hone
Cpl Wooa Nentstel
He Cam Lidge
Traon
Walang
Howad Behing
Bobert
Auto Rams Building in Green Island After Crash
Green Island police chased a hit and run driver after a crash on Alees Gargnet Street and Gohees Avenue. Officers salvaged two broken bumpers and parts while investigators sought to identify the driver. A second crash on Arch Street and Cohoe Avenue involved Ronald Jones and William Obildreh, with both vehicles damaged. Jones was found driving and Obildreh headed west as police investigated. Patrolmen George Remoch and Waite Hurley led the inquiries.
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Alo Alees
Danaged Jones
Arch Street
George Remoch
Waitea Hurley
Long Island Fives Win in Garden Christmas Day Doubleheader
In Madison Square Garden a doubleheader sees Long Island University and City College triumphs. Oregon State held to two goals was part of the finale where the Garden hosted a festive slate. The opening game featured a 43 to 27 score as the Western foes struggled against strong defense.
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Stan Wavenant
Jickie Coldsmith
Long Island University
Totm
Bowers
Fir West
Polish Guards Patrol Trains Against Bandit Epidemic
Four soldiers assigned as escort detail to main line trains in Poland to counter a wave of robberies by assailants dressed in Red Army style uniforms. The measure aims to curb thefts on passenger and freight services and restore rail security.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cambridge Engagement for Laura May Paters to Weltern Dunbar
Cambridge society notes publicize the engagement of Laura May Paters daughter of Camrbridge to Weltern Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs Henry Dunbar of Bom Pride. No wedding date set. Also reports of families returning to Dinbridge and Christmas activities across local households and organizations.
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C1 Bridge
Laura May Paters
Weltern Dunbar
Henry Dunbar
Bom Pride
J Meritl Bronshige
Fragmented OCR Namelist From Mysterious Local Column
Readable portions present a list of names and places including West Lom Mra Abs LQ and Cinamas Day with several garbled surnames and titles. The fragment offers no clear event or outcome but preserves multiple named individuals and locations for archival indexing.
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Roy Redmond
Ak Middleheld
Hebert
West Lom
Conan
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