Privation in Soviet Occupied Berlin and East Germany
Berlin dispatch reports dire living conditions in Soviet controlled Germany. Rations are far below minimum, with bread, fat, sugar, and coffee scarce. milk limited to a pint for children and clothing quotas prove little more than propaganda. The account details daily hardship in the eastern zone contrasted with the beleaguered but comparatively better life in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Wei
International New Service
Berlin
Germany
U. S
East Germany
Soviet Occupation Brings Severe Shortages to East Germany
After the zone’s currency reform, rationing tightens with gas and electricity limited. Prices in Free Stores soar while wages fall, sparking shortages of food, medicine, and warmth. Hospitals strain as TB rises. Soviet looting and dismantling drain factories, yet a two year plan promises growth, seen as empty by East Germans.
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Germany
Richard
Berlin
International News
Barvice
Ire
Leipzig
Dresden
West Germany
East Germany
Lfe
Radio Listings and Programs From Local Stations
A dense schedule of radio programming across local stations detailing daily shows, news, music rooms, comedy, dramas, weather, and special features. It includes names like Arthur Godfrey, Rosemary, Gabriel Heatter, Jane Jordan, and Kerry. mentions various times and station call letters. highlights a broad mix of entertainment, news, and relative time blocks.
Funeral Conducted For Store Employee
Funeral services were held yesterday for Joseph Texter of Rensselaer 68 year old purchasing agent for the John G Myers Co Albany who died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Rev F Raymond Clee officiated with burial at Castleton Cemetery. Known as Uncle Joe he served Myers 63 years joining as a cash boy in 1880. A store fund was set up for Albany charity in his memory. Surviving are a nephew Joseph Texter also employed by Myers and several other alchewan and nieces.
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Joseph Texter
Rensselaer
John G. Myers Co
Albany
Memorial Hospital
Tebbutt Memorial Chapel
State Street
F. Raymond Clee
First Reformed Church of
Algany
Castleton
Joe
Fresh bam supper opens to public at Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church WSCS posts a public supper for February 23 from 3 30 to 7 00 pm with Mrs John W Spider as general chairman assisted by Mrs Donald Genthner dining room chair and Mrs Clarence Rosa clean up chair Additional coordinators to be named Mr Donald G Snyder presided at last evening meeting and themes included A Working Together Love and Paradise of the Pattie. Motion pictures were shown by W Snider.
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WSCS
Trinity Metodist Church
John W. Spider
Donald Genthner
Clarence Rosa
Comanizers
Donald G. Snyder
the Patite
5. W. Snider
Kingston Radio Station Manager Dies at 96
Lou B. Stekcete, 96, general manager of WHMY Kingston, died yesterday after long service. He was a Hudson Valley newspaper man and former Kingston Chamber of Commerce president. A spring rummage sale was planned with proceeds aiding the organization.
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Kingston Upi
Lou B. Stekcete
WHMY
Slexevie
Hudson ‘Valley
Kingston Chamber of Commetcr
Founders Day Dinner Planned by Wyntantskill PTA
The Wyntantskill Parent Teacher Association hosts its annual Founders Day dinner at Third Presbyterian Church in this city at 6 30 pm. Cochairs Mrs William Dwyer and Mrs Harry Nelson direct arrangements while District Attorney Earle J Wiley is the main speaker.
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Wyntantskill Parent- Teacher Association
Third Presbyterian
This City
William Dwyer
Harry Nelson
Earle J. Wiley
Board of Education
George Schiegel
Frank McNeil
Charles Cranston
Kay Windover
January Tax Payments Set Record Across City
Tax receipts totaled $2. PTST with a total of $3n75830 reported by the city treasurer on January 10. Collections peaked Jan 25 with Friday totals near 7269, higher than 1948 figures. Unpaid first-half 1943 taxes face a 4 percent monthly penalty after midnight Monday. Women's Missionary Branch of the Women’s Guild to meet at 8 pm at Mrs Clara Saent’s home. Fire destroys milk plant in the village with significant损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损损
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Thomas F. McDonald
Women's Guild of the
Third Enecote
Clara
Saent
Deneot Avenue
Bihel
Paricx Mik
George Carly
Boneviews
Laurence lAteass
Sterse
Mid City
Menands
Albany
Troy
Pallee
Sandy
van Schaick Island
Cahoes
del Cohors
North
Bernard
St. Troy
Glady
Green Island
Clanary's
Congress Si
Lady's
About & Pa
National City Bank
Hardgan’s
Congres
Alcahiotion
P.O. Boxs
Dewey Debates a Return for New York Governorship
New York House Republicans weigh Gov. Thomas E. Dewey as a possible candidate for a renewed four year term in Albany. Some say he also could seek a U.S. Senate seat, given questions about securing a third presidential nomination. Dewey has said no plans beyond finishing his current term.
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James C. Munn
Washington
New York
House Republicans
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ito
Congressional Republicans
Albany
U. S. Senate
Dutch Deny Changes in Indonesian Policy
The Dutch government denied reports of radical changes in policy toward Indonesia. Official statements emphasized no sterile policy of passive resistance and that a partial transfer of sovereignty to the Security Council has not and will not be considered.
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the Hague
INS
Indonesia
Netherlands
Security Council
Soviet Airmen Depart for United States on Exchange Tour
Two Soviet airmen, Peter Pirasov and Anatoly Barasov, left the Rhine-Main airbase in western Germany for a US tour. Sponsored by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce, they hold one-year visitors visas and hope to become citizens.
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Frankfurt
INS
Russia
Rhine-Main
Germany
United States
Iyers
Peter Pirasov
Anatoly Barasov
U. S
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
U.S
British Laborite Beast Backfires
A Labour Party poster depicting an “unknown child” as a healthy socialist baby sparked embarrassment when the photo was revealed to show the infant Duke of Kent at age several months. The image, used to praise socialist welfare, had circulated 600 copies before the error was discovered.
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Duke of Kent
Afet
Eton
George
Labor Bill Seeks to Bind State Laws to Federal Labor Rules
The National Labor Relations Board said the administration’s new labor bill would, in effect, repeat state anti closed shop laws except for purely local enterprises. Board Chairman Paul M. Hornog presented the view to the Senate Labor Committee. He avoided taking a stand for or against the provision linking state laws to federal policy as three states have recently been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. The hearings on the administration bill to repeal Taft Hartley and replace it with a modified Wagner Act continue. The plan speeds hearings with extended committee sessions to finish by February 10. Secretary of Labor Tobin supports the bill. Cyrus Ching opposes transferring conciliation services back to the labor department.
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Washington
Herzog
Labor Board
Congress
Tobin
Cyrus 5
Ching
Labor Department
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Evelyn Johnson Small
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Wow
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Lowell Thomas
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Wildwood
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Sneaken Schenant
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Drs Paul
Jane Jorden
Eirksood
Uitt
John Nespite
Jack Berch
Ted Malone
Victor A. Lindlahr
Lora Lawton
Galen Drake
iRood
Welcoms Travelers
Jack Itty
Betty Parry
Atheny
Hollywood
Perrine Heet
Alara Clock Club
Pepper
Younkee
May Kyser
Buciatage
Ethel
Ana “Albert Gos
Nelson Ohrusted
Sas—hewe
Wideer Brown
Sky King
Weath
Portie Faces
Eys
Alane Clock Club
Chee Fanouea Sen
Farell
Bettly Crocker
Abbott and Cosieia
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Hollywood Theater
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Sack Kirlecod
Alizich
Manhattan
Ted “Maione
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Allen
oWaleemie Drake
Fred Waring
Harrison Wood
Elo Bankhage
Joe Hasel
Morton Dorsey
Nogturne
Bance
Nersies
Susie
Dr. Maloneids
Secord
Burton
Iiterving
Dosler Brewinge
Kingston Radio Station
Mrex Ortin F. Ireson, Jr
Re Statante
Jol
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Dewey Agai
Senate
Sen
Robert E. Wagner
New York City
Wagner
Odo Moromorn
East Side
Suchan
Buldling
Dyrenton Academy
Jokkeeper
Troy Record Co
Mevers
Broadway
Morrie Beis
Ben
Flint Bt
Tree
Fuller Brush Company
Troms
Troyerord Co
Rete Tanger
Milix
New England
Troy Bowl
Oterium
River
Wien
Oterium River
Hoosick Sts
R.P.I
St. Betman Park
Sheamae
Karl Motor Sales
Troy Hotrock Spirantan
Borax
Latham
Albany-Saratoga Road
Fred Hollis
N.Y
Northeast Motors, Inc
DODGE
Nemith Motor Corp
Hoosick ST
Joe Qui
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Tate
James F. Johnson
Real Estate and Reference
Second ST
Momomonof
Mans Magement
SRA Malnekoff
Breslaw's
River ST
Frjler
Air Way Branches, Inc
Wen
Sea H. R. Pitts
Wendrick Hudson
Porvision
Cook Coffee Co
101Th St
North Troy
Fourth
Fender
Paim
Trey
Record Co
Max
Tray Record Co
Wilts Boxie
Ena
Searnings
Urense
Waterford
Elecetrican
Irmen
Roney
North Stadt
Troy Raoul
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