Proof of Nazi Cruelty Exhumed in Massacre Details
The report recounts Nazi terror in three villages Robert Espeyre Bearey and Convenger with bodies found in a common grave and later buried individuals. On Aug 23 German troops ordered villagers from streets and invited men to follow them. Women were executed in two groups, police and others among the ten wounded. Survivors fled as grenades hit a shelter sheltering women and children. A 16 year old girl lost an eye and leg, dying later. siblings were wounded. Of the ten inhabitants, six in Robert-Espagne were killed or buried. Bodies were dumped in the shallow grave or left where they fell.
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Parks
Robert Espeyre
Bearey
Convenger
Robert-Expagne
Couvenges
Beyrey
Germacs
Forinne
Sres
Couvonges
Robert-Espagne
States Aid Jobless During Reconversion Report
The Public Administration Clearing House notes states act this year to ensure a minimum standard of living for workers and families during reconversion. Efforts focus on extending maximum weekly unemployment benefits to $23 or more, with Delaware Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Merrimack Minnesota Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Utah and Vermont increasing benefits.
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Chicago
APA
Public Administration Clearing House
Delgware
Indiana
Iowa
State Benefit Increases Across Several Regions Cited
The council reports higher weekly unemployment benefits in multiple states with ranges from minimums to maximums. Washington rises from 15.10 to 25, North Dakota from 15 to 20, Maine from 20 to 28, New Jersey? from 18 to 20, and other regions see boosts up to 210 dollars in total. The document notes about 23 states near the new maximums and highlights overall shifts in weekly support.
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Yaont
Washington
West Viginis
Maine
Maryand
North Dakota
68 Years as Engineer Outlived Three Boilers
Burlington, Vi CUP) Harry Clough, an engineer, has a long service record with a local concern. He has worked there for many years and remains active at a very advanced age. He has outlived three boilers and two engines, reflecting a storied career in engineering duties and maintenance.
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Burlington
Harry Clough
Clough
Veterans Plan Tax Abatement for Huron Home Sites
World War II veterans in Huron South Dakota may soon secure 2.59 by 165 foot lots free as part of a plan backed by the American Legion Post 13 to acquire tax delinquent lots for donation as servicemen homes. Stoners favor tax abatement on the property, with final approval by county commissioners. Local realtor and WWI veteran C Johnson originated the idea tied to a 150 000 acre irrigation project approval.
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Huron
Willian ‘Reaves
Post
The
American Legion 13
Stoners
C. Johnson
Postwar Plan Aims to Create Jobs Along the James River
A fragment notes a postwar proposal to develop along the James River to create many new jobs and opportunities. The plan includes offering residential lots free to both non-residents and resident servicemen.
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James’ River
Pilot of Cub Plane Fools Jap With Dive
Okinawa pilot Lieutenant Leonard Kinn Ville of Milwaukee Wisconsin misjudged his altitude over Shuri and strafed a Japanese trench position after antiaircraft fire enveloped him. He described the incident as a sharp dive with warlike satisfaction and noted enemy soldiers diving for trenches.
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Cub
Okinawa
Leonard Kinn- Ville
Milwaukee
Wis
Cvub
Shuri
Auikin
Literary Immortals Gathered at Franconia Colony
The Franconia summer colony drew famed writers including Nathaniel Hawthorne John Greenleaf Whittier Washington Irving and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The group, described as a beacon of literary immortals, gathered for cultural exchange and creative effort amid summer life in Franconia N H.
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Franconia
N. 1
Uri
Nathaniel Rewthorne
John ‘Greenleaf - Whittier
Washington Erving
Wittians Cutten ‘Beyant
Beery Wadsworth Longfellow
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Troy
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