Germans Still Fear Poland After Four Years In Warsaw
An anonymous Polish officer recounts Warsaw under German occupation. He notes persecution by Gestapo, mass deportations, and fear among Poles while peasants supply vegetables to German soldiers. The city’s streets and daily life show deep strain, with few Poles allowed to buy essentials and signs of resistance kept quiet.
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London
Poland
Warsas
Gestapo
Warsaw
Sol
Polish Starvation Amid Wartime Strife Describes Daily Life
Descriptive account of Polish civilians under German occupation. Rationing, food shortages, and evictions shape daily life. Despite a surface of routine, fear and vigilance persist as Allies bombard the Ruhr and German workers are moved to Poland. Smuggling and small trades keep money circulating while schools cut back to primary and trade subjects.
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United States
Britain
Sam
Holland
Belgaum
France
Geral
Burt
Ruhr
Poland
Free Countries
Warsaw
Seemim
Shushan Women Society to Meet at Church House
Shushan The Womens Society of Chis Udn will meet in the Church House this evening Comimunion service Sunday morning at United Presbyterian Church here Rex James Hunt pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Cambridge will preach at preparatory services Saturday at 2 pm Mrs Lillian Piser has been spending a few days in Troy at her daughter Mrs Fayette Qua Miss Vivian Sutherland of North Adams spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Sutherland
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Shushan
Womens Society of Chis Udn
United Presbyterian Church
Sunda
Rex James Hunt
First Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Lillian Piser
Troy
Fayette
Vivian Sutherland
North Adams
George Sutherland
Round Lake and Syracuse visitors noted in local notices
Round Lake resident Mrs Ellen Pfeiffer of Rome 32 as guest of Mr and Mrs Walter E Morey. Mr and Mrs George Maynard spending a week with relatives in Syracuse. Walter E Morey and Harold Mosher back from a short Rome visit. Mr and Mrs T J Foster of Ridgewood NJ visiting Miss Elizabeth May. Mr and Mrs Millard Hough hosted Mrs Houghs brother William Watson his wife and niece Mrs J J Civahet and Anne of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Earle Williams dined with Mr and Mrs William Tuck. Mrs Williams left for WAC basic training in Daytona Beach after visiting Buffalo with her mother Mrs Ray S Hill. AN are former residents.
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Round Lake
Ellen Pfeiffer
Rome
Walter E Morey
George Maynard
Syracuse
Harold Mosher
T J Foster
Ridgewood
Elizabeth May
Millard Hough
Hough
William Watson
J J Civahet
Anne
Baltimore
Earle Will
Marion G Cole
Cambridge World Wide Communion Observed by Village Churches
Cambridge churches will observe World Wide Communion Sunday morning. The Mary McClellan Hospital Child Health and Welfare Committee will meet Monday evening in the clinic rooms. Fust Saint and Mrs John E Fisher and daughter have returned to Bainbridge after ten days leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Fust Saent
John E Fisher
Bainbridge
and Mis
Women’s Society and Grange meet in South Cambridge
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met yesterday with Mrs John Jacobsen. Pleasant Valley Grange held Booster Night Tuesday. Worldwide communion will be observed Sunday evening announced by Rev. Ernest McGuire. Col and Mrs Robert R Ray and Epscopal Church members travelled to Cleveland for the Triennial Convention, representing the Diocese of Albany for the sixth time.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
John Jacobsen
Pleasant Valley Grange
Ernest McGuire
Robert R Ray
Eagle Mills Community Notes and Meeting Dates
Mrs Etta Bonesteel returned from visits to Bennington VI and Melrose. A Red Cross sewing meeting was held at the Church of Christ yesterday. Materials arrived to continue work. clamsteam fund donations total 249 dollars as church canvass nears completion. Mrs D C Gutbredt chaired the soliciting committee. Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company to meet at Brunswick Sportsman Club Monday at 8 pm with fire commissioners to hear the report.
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Etta Bonesteel
Bennington
Melrose
Red Cross
Church of Christ
Forrest Pattie
Methodist Church
D.C. Gutbredt
Eagle Mulls Volunteer Fire Company, Inc
Brunswick Sportsman’s Club
Prisoners of War Housed in Greenhouses at Albion Cannery
About 100 Italian POWs in Albion were sheltered in unused greenhouses by Col John M McDowell of District 4, Second Service Command, as escape was unlikely even if they wished to flee.
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Albion
Albon
John M McDowell
Second Service Command
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Schnell
Jewelry
Third Street
Troy, N. Y
Modernella
Apel
Third ST
Algiers
South Cambridge
Eagle Mills
J. Wemley Wood, Jr
Black
Beverwyck Breweries Inc
Albany,n. A
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
North Ferry Street
Albany
N. Y
Nehi Bottling Company
Broadway
N.Y
Weigel Beverage Company
Myrtle Avenue
Swan Street
West Street
Central Avenue
Beenen Fulton Lewis
Washington
WABY
Pel
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