Reich May Lose Some Industries Under Allied Reparations
Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley of the American delegation to the initial reparations conference outlines a plan to dismantle German industries that could fuel a future war. He stressed the United States aims to remove or destroy equipment, even if it harms German production, to prevent a repeat of World War I mistakes. Pauley and a 18 to 20 person American team will depart for Moscow to present a definite program, while other technical members study Germany's reparations possibilities.
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Supreme Headquarters
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Pasis
Edwin W. Pasley
Trumas
Per’ Foots
Allied Feparations Commission
Pettey
United States
Pavey
Germany
Pauley
Beld
Moscow
Yalta
Russia
Britain
Eran
Weather spoils fishing plans for GIs in 1945 hatchery drive
Weather disrupts convalescing troops fishing plans as New York State Conservation Department officials disclose extensive stocking programs. Sommer Al. Coxden announces record trout poundage achieved at hatcheries in 1944 and aims to boost healthful outings for veterans despite manpower shortages.
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C. J. Kinghiry
New York State Conservation
Thas Mande
New York
Sommer al. Coxden
Fish Culture
Army to Keep Some Nazis In Labor Tasks
The U S Army plans to retain about 6000 German prisoners of war in labor roles. Total POWs held in Europe at war end reached 2,852,000, with 200,500 to 225,000 American prisoners to be sent to France for labor under French supervision. Col Robert J Gill said the plan aims to discharge about 18 percent of POWs, freeing miners farmers transport workers women and men over 60 not tied to war crimes, with releases already underway and expected to reach 300,000 soon.
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France
Robert J. Gill
G_S
Supreme Headquarters
United States
Britain
Gill
Git
Davis Predicts Meat Shortage Ends This Fall
Washington based Economic Stabilization Director William H L Davis says the meat famine will end by September with a normal supply by late August or early September. He blames malt distribution for shortages and notes total U S meat production is about 7 percent higher than prewar levels despite this year being 7 percent lower than last year.
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Washington
INS
Wiliam HL Davis
Davis
District of Columbia League of Women
United States
St Anthony's Honors Patron Saint at Mass
A solemn high mass at St. Anthony's in honor of the patron saint was celebrated yesterday morning. Rev Rosario Policeno assisted as celebrant with Rev Damian Sano decoding the concelebration. Deacon was Rev Austim Sanniala, pastor, and the mass was arranged by Louis Marchese Angelo Valenti and Jerry.
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St. Anthony's Church
Rosario Policeno
O.F
Damian Z. Sano
AL. Iemmanclate Conception Monastery
Austim Sanniala
Louis Marchese
Angelo Valenti
Jerry
West sheriff battles balloon bomb tale in dramatic pursuit
A Northern Western sheriff chases a drifting balloon bomb during a perilous pursuit described as a dramatic rescue. The report notes multiple balloons dropped across the region with limited property damage and no fatal injuries, though a few children found and unwound components without detonation.
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Joseph
Myler
Japan
Michigan
Canada
Mexica
California
Northwest
Battowa
FBT
Four Boys Held For Theft of Solder and Tools
Four boys under 15 were arrested Saturday night by Sgt. Joseph S. Schulze and Patrolman John Hofbauer on juvenile delinquency charges for taking solder faucet and a sledge hammer from an unoccupied building at 517 First Ave. The youths, who were fishing in a river rowboat, sought shelter from the rain. police pursued and captured them near Peebles Island. They were lodged for the night at the Humane Society shelter.
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Joseph S. Schulze
John Hofoauer
Radio Patrol
Avere
Schulze
Hofbauer
Peebles Island
Humane Society
Community Women Aid Firemen Fair Plans In Stillwater
July fair efforts bring together Laurdey 2 Engine House helpers led by Mrs T S Ryan new chairs Mrs Mary Killelea Mrs Irving Carpenter and Mrs Ralph Walsh A committee to assist includes Mrs Harold Lane and others visiting bands from Sororities plus Homecoming attendees at Grange Hall Gansevoort Upton Chapter Os officers attend banquet at White Sulphur Springs Hotel Catholic Daughters later circle meetings set for Schoemaker Memorial Presbyterian Church members and Miss Huth Telman visiting grandmother in Springs Valley before NY conference Cravat origin noted as French term for the scarf worn by Croat soldiers.
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Laurdey
T. S. Ryan
Aileen Aldrich
Eleanor LaBarge
Carolin Brewster
George Lowell
Lioyd | Goodrith
Bernard Osgood
Erwin Brewster
Upton Chapter
Huth E. Telman
Tusculum College
Greenville
Tenn
Elbert Talman
Springs Valley
Presbyterian Church At
New York
Windy City Adds Mechanical Sweepers For Street Cleanup
Chicago buys three new mechanical sweepers at 87 dollars each to cover over sixty of the city’s 630 miles of arterial streets on their first day on the job. Isher leads effort to keep busy thoroughfares clean.
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Chicago
Okinawa commanders brace for banzai charges amid retreating Japanese
Maj Gen John R. Hodge, head of the Tenth Army Bik Corps, said Japanese forces on Okinawa could launch a final banzai assault to cover a retreat down the southern cliffs. He estimated 19,000 to 25,000 Japanese remained and warned their numbers would be depleted at a rapid pace as combat continued.
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Okinawa
Aroy
Maries
Norier
John BR Hodge
Hodge
Tenth Army
Bik Corps
Associated Press
Seid Hodge
Stolen 1953 Sedan Recovered After Narrow Escape
A 1953 sedan owned by William B. Ring was reported stolen from Hutton and Five Streets at 2 50 am yesterday. The vehicle was recovered several hours later at Uyak Street and Second Avenue by officers Joseph Ormsty and Parellman Join Mae person from the radio parade.
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William B. Ring
Oneida Avene
Hutton and
Fiver Streets
Uyak Bireer
Second Avenue
Sge
Joseph Ormsty
Parelman
Mae Cerson
Radio
Parral
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