Poles to Aid Occupation Army Controversy Roils US
Military officials debate hiring Polish workers for the occupation force as Yugoslav and other expatriates oppose the policy. United States troops are set to drop to around 400,000 by April with foreign civilian staff reductions and investigations into loyalty. The war department faces protests over the use of foreign civilians and ongoing manpower shortages amid postwar restructuring.
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Wishington Uty
Wuld Yeasturany
Joseph McNarnes
Pine Te Fearnlt
Boltoh
Araya Monpower
Uno
Anmerean
Vediuio Uf
Wetlvil
McNarony
Fiwen Duthorind
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Seeassey
Ryproa
Huesti
Wir
McNatney
Byraun
Wemy
United States
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War B Department
Warne Ovenment
Yugoskiy
Wieset Laat
Chiang Kai-shek Arrives in Shanghai on First Visit
Chiang Kai-shek landed at Lianshang airport for his first Shanghai visit since the Sino-Japanese war. He was greeted by Madame Chiang and Mayor Chien Ta-chih. Thousands lined streets as a procession moved to Piquehtown, with crowds awaiting the generalissimo amid security and ceremonial duties.
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Chiang
Unang
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Uney
Chinn
Raps Strike Control Bill Opposition by Washington CHL
General Counsel Lee Messman told the Beaste Labor Committee that the bill seeks to punish organized labor under the guise of preventing violence. Philip Murray echoed opposition claiming it would erode Wagner Act protections, shifting balance toward employers and undermining labor rights while courts consider breach of contract and violence in strikes.
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Washington
Caneeluke
DML
Lee Messman
American Ine Anory To Defy the Government— and Its Laws.’ Pressotin Y Duatimuny
Ci.o
Feawyers Fundine
Uther Tawtmow
Haan
Thabu
Mind Seuf Iia
Te National Labor Relations Board
Vicilenteo Pressman
Bor
Friendly Club and Missionary Meeting at Reformed Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church will meet Thursday at 8 pm. The Boy Scouts of Tagp 30 were special guests at Sunday services. New member Mrs Shirley Putz welcomed. Mrs Jule O Kepner presided. Final plans for a spaghetti supper on Thursday Feb 1 with reservations closing Feb 16 were announced.
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Sarfety
Cleek
Samily
Boy Scouts
Tagp
Reformed Chuek
William I. Gaston
Seoul
Littlefield
Richard Rossetti
Jessen
Sconta
League War Servce
Reformed Church
Waihsdey
Shirley Putz
Jule O'Kepner
Wisie But Wan
Florence Fin
Edina Bailey
Helen Brown
Lillian Hogle
Leenauver
Crosswords Across and Down in a Printed Puzzle
A scanned crossword puzzle grid lists clues and answers with across and down numbering. The readable portions reference towns, countries, historical figures, and various wordplay hints across many lines, including mentions of Mongolia, Teutonie, Kipling, Captain Bligh, and other proper nouns within a fragmented puzzle page.
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HeDogram Tahber
Germany
Gaurht
Naves
Kipling
P—Kaddess
Bi—Teutonie Ky
Ja—Hart
Sues
Front Canal
Enely Tare
Sioths
Mongolia
God of War
Naving Tare
Baye Senoot Tutt
Birdy
New York
Sheater
Captain Bligh
AeMive Anntele
Annaband Sontielintia
Fragmented OCR Word Salad with Disjoint Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous scattered terms and names including Europe, sale, caution, darkness, wealth, downfall, and various placeholders. The text presents no coherent event, entity relationships, or dates to summarize into a factual news item.
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Mars
Fay Bhalt
ToVonier
Nick Man
Europe
Beagrae
Dale Tiekey
Cley
Bielty
Menily
Giold Rashie Downfall
BoDevwrea
New Gaines
Eira
MacArthur Pledges Aid for Wives in Japan
Washington reports Gen MacArthur said in Tokyo he plans to extend aid to wives of U S Army and Navy personnel stationed in occupied areas. He stressed that living conditions must be tolerable and hopes allied authorities will broaden support, while noting past hardships shared by American families.
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Washington
Donplys MacArthin
Congres
Japan
U, & Miltairy
West
Local notices from Schaghticoke and district events
Schaghticoke society reports include Sir William Shicum and Me Add Mes, and Giles Sincii age 14. Residents return from operations in Tecon and Tespatn. OES meeting set for Thursday with Worthy Matron Mrs Charles Menards presiding. Schaghticoke village caucus February 25 for nominating officers. Edwards family news from New York and discharge of service. Veterans tribute planned by Sehaghtienkuie Company Saturday. Card party and social planned by Charles Walton Post Ainett 2 Lexion. Birthday dues collected and church coffee planned with St Valentine decor. volunteers mentioned.
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Giles Sincii
George D. Seymour
Tecon
Tespatn
George Weir
Wandinton
B.C. Wall Mass
Sehaplitieutea
O. Els
Will
Charles Menards
Merton J. Roy
Albany
Toy
Schaghticoke
Marek Ik
James Edwards
Rober Wholay
New York
Menarts
Germany
Sehaghtienku Ie Company
Charles Walion
Ainett
Thor Rooms
al & Paul
Thorp Endorses Large British Loan Amid World Trade Debate
Economics expert Thorp defends a 3.75 billion pound loan to Britain, arguing Western powers must support rebuilding and that the NRRA export bank and international finance can meet needs. He cites Britain’s empire role and global trade share while dismissing Western hesitation as unfounded.
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Martfard
Conn
Britain
Fox Lenny
Seisiao Dhventt
Jonas
Metal ‘Thorp
NRRA
International Bank
Europe
Moscow
Heap
Britwin
Montermittee
Japs Believed in American Press on Corregidor End
In Punxsutawney Pa an English speaking Japanese officer found a copy of the Punxsutawney Spirit stating Japan had surrendered. Maj L D Schweitzer of the Army testament staff recently acquired the issue describing a Japanese soldier entrenched five months in a Corregidor cave visited by American troops who were told the Spirit's banner signaled the war end.
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Punssulawney
Woman Fatally Burned in Cooking Range Fire
Helen Ody Wolski, 25, newlywed about five months, died Sunday from burns when gin fumes in a cooking range ignited and set her clothing on fire. The incident occurred at her Buffalo residence, with authorities investigating the accidental blaze.
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Helen Odywolski
Four Children Burned To Death at Spokane
Four children of Mr and Mrs George Locher were killed early yesterday when a heater or frame fire engulfed their upstar's Dedoums on the foothills district eight miles from Spokane. Deputy Sheriff Savage and CO Bele reported the tragedy. Mrs Locher and Donald were injured but not severely. Arlene Helen Tyler Walter Virginia 4, and Carrell were identified among the dead.
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Wash
George Lucher
Foothills Distriet
Shertt
Dack Savage
Locher
Duby Wes
Arlene Tlelen
Tyonry Walter
Fr. Virginw
Carrell
Egyptian Police Fire on Rioters in Alexandria Skirmishes
Dispatches from the delta region report clashes between authorities and demonstrators against British policy in Egypt. In Alexandria and nearby areas rioters were shot at, with several killed or wounded as authorities dispersed crowds and made arrests amid Sunday demonstrations.
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Mansouira Pit
Shebih
Ule Delta
Feypt
al Balagnante
Alexandvia
Sedundt
Pelles
Awee
Question Youth In Accidental Shooting
A 1 year old boy was charged with juvenile delinquency after a Saturday shooting near Lik parents home. Authorities say he and companions used air rifles and a .22 caliber rifle while playing near Eddy's Lane. The unnamed victim sustained a bullet wound to the arm and was transported for treatment as investigation continues.
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Joseph Fath
Down Street
Iddy's Lane
Roy
Oweniial
Dalective
Jon HM
Lyne
Yuchelothescin
Michael Kare
Campuntann
Varndeotly
Mead Pays Tribute To Wendell Willkie
Buffalo Democrat notes Wendell L. Willkie remembered on the anniversary of his death. The tribute praises his liberal generosity in support of national defense and world peace, calling him a strong advocate for America’s preservation and global stability.
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Mead
Wendell Willkie
Buffalo
S. Len
Jamies M. Mead
Buffalo Democrat
Tate Wendell L. Willie
Willie
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