Paris Occupied by Nazis Residents in Darkened City
Former UPI France director recalls Paris under German occupation after internment in Baden Baden. Nazis seize heart of capital turning hotels theaters and the Quai dOrsay into a German supply hub while bombings devastate streets and homes leaving 15000 injured or dead and over 10600 houses damaged.
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United Press
France
Paris
Baden Baden
Ralph Heinzen
New York
Gay Paree
City
Light and Laughter
Lisbon
Gripsholm
Mont- Parnasse
Montemarte
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Quai D'Orsay
Crillon
Otto von Stulpnagle
Peppy Energy Restored by Simple Kidney Relief
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Dean
Dorn
Paris Under Occupation Echoes Of Night Curfew And Lost Life
News from Baden Baden describes Paris in 1940 under Nazi control with over 400000 Parisians interned in Germany. Night curfews suppress social life as cabarets remain only for German tourists and Parisians endure shortages while German trade keeps fake luxury flowing.
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Baden Baden
Germany
Vichy
Paris
Montmartre
Temple Beth El Sabbath Services Active Tonight
Regular Sabbath services at Temple Beth El begin at 8 15 pm with guest speaker Rabbi Jerome Labovitz of Savannah Ga Rabbi Labovitz is a graduate of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America Rabbi Joel S Geffen leads the service Tomorrow services start at 9 am followed by a children's assembly.
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Temple Beth EL
Jerome Labovitz
Savanna
Labovitz
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Joel S. Geffen
Troy Foreman Files Bankruptcy Petition in Utica Court
Peter M. Manning foreman of 790 Third Avenue Troy states he owes $816 he cannot pay with assets of $40. Petition filed by attorney John C. Rafter Jr. in U S District Court Utica lists creditors including Dr Phelan $70 Dr C J Handron $46 Domestic Finance Co $100 R C Reynolds $1060 W K Hawley $140 Frank Tague $39 National City Bank $230 and Joseph Manning $100 all of Troy.
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Peter M. Manning
Third Avenue
Troy
U. S. District Court
Utica
Peti
Tion
John C. Rafter, Jr
Dr. Phelan
C. J. Handron
Domestic Finance Co
R. C. Reynolds
W. K. Hawley
Frank Tague
National City Bank
Joseph Manning
Chief Smith Urges Spring Cleanup Campaign
Fire Chief Carl A. Smith urges an early spring clean-up to remove waste and prevent fires amid war pressures. He stresses moving waste paper to collection centers, baling and shipping promptly to avoid congestion and rising fire losses. He warns busy citizens neglect property safety and offers cautions on cleaning after repairs and maintaining electrical appliances safely.
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Carl A. Smith
Caution Urges Repair of Lamps Heaters and Fuses
The official urges immediate checks on worn cords and overloaded circuits. He warns against unsafe fuses and suggests inspecting fuse boxes and smokepipes. He stresses keeping heaters in good order and avoiding forcing inoperative units.
Five Troy Area Men Accepted in Navy Training
Five Troy area residents were accepted for Navy service and assigned to Sampson for training. Donald Fields, William Kelly, Robert G. Nielsen, Raymond La Mann, and James W. Treacy were named by Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan at the local recruiting station.
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Troy Area
Navy
Hoes
Sampson
Joseph Sullivan
Trojans
Donald Fields
Center Street
William Kelly
First Street
Robert G. Nielsen
Fifteenth Street
Cohoester
Raymond la
Mann Avenue
Watervliet
James W. Treacy
Eroadway
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Stanley B. Wiltsie
Gilbert Lindgren
Richard W. Schmelzer
Walter C. Allen
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Big Bee
News OF the World and
OUR Radio
WABY
Fifth Ave
Chief Smith
Vales
U.S. Department of Agriculture
THE
RED Cross
Simmons
Reais
Brtnstone
Lefey
Amond Ri
Adels
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