Zita of Austria Turns From Politics
Former Habsburg empress Zita and her children live in America as the European war ends. Archduke Otto trains in social sciences and law. Archduke Felix tours the United States giving lectures. Archduchesses Adelaide Charlotte Elizabeth pursue charitable work and youth programs. The family remains close knit with no marriages announced.
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Karl Ludwdolph
Steeneckerzee
Iheapsburgs
Zita
America
Robert
London
Karl Ludwig
Rudolph
Archduke Felix
United States
Hutie
Hias
Adelaide
Charlotte
Jm Europe
Archduchess
Elizabeth
Washington
Former Empress Zita Remains Vivid Figure in Exile
The former empress Zita of Bourbon Parma, aged after 33 strenuous years, appears youthful and composed. She dresses in stark black, avoids jewelry, and keeps the throne dream alive for her son while focusing on religion and relief amid war shortages. She stayed at Villa St Joseph in Quebec with Countess Herssenbrock and spends summers in Royalston, retaining influence and resilience despite exile and shifting politics.
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Austria-Hungary
Archduke Ferdinand
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Austria
Madeira
Hapshures Sey Hitler
Belgium
Steeneckerzeel Cas
Quebec
St. Joseph
Therest Herssenbrock
Rovalston
Jess Ae
Austral
Allied Flyers Lived Behind German Lines
A Montréal issued report recounts US, British, Canadian, Australian airmen hidden behind German lines in France. Jean, an intelligence officer, guided 17 flyers into a guarded forest camp near Busloup. BBC coded messages aided them until Patton’s Third Army arrived on August 13.
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United States
Great Britain
New Zealand
Canada
Australia
Patton
France
Montreal
Escadrille Soixante Neuf
Gestapo
Jean
Freieval Forest
Army
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Soixante Neuf
West
London
BBC
Frante
St Lo
Five Qualities Behind Success, Says University Expert
Dr T Luther Purdom of the University of Michigan Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Informatics cites five traits found in 18 000 students who succeeded in industry business and teaching. He emphasizes energy and initiative, focus on key tasks, networking with influential people, and analyzing others strengths and weaknesses.
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Mich
T. Luther Purdom
Universe of Michigan
Bureau of
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Collection of GI Insignia Has Appeal
A Tucson USO lounge hosts a growing collection of shoulder patches organized by Mrs. Wiem Hersis of Tuesos. Soldiers reclaim patches, embroidered with donor names and divisions, including Merrill's Marauders and 103rd Infantry, with 127 patches as the latest addition from Maj. Gen. Frank Culín Jr.
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Texas
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Tuesos
Raiwey Staties
USO
Eng
Europe
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Merrill
Marauders
Guadalcanal
103Rd Infantry
Odd Advice on Standing Out and Avoiding the Handyman Trap
Purdom warns that simply doing every task for others does not guarantee advancement. He notes that adding color to stand out helps, but cautions against being a constant handyman who handles everything for everyone.
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Okinawa Rebuilding in War's Aftermath Under U.S. Direction
About 225,000 Okinawan civilians are reconstructing homes towns and factories while roads harbors and installations are built for U.S. forces under Adm J D Price who is now military governor. They are using salvaged materials and receiving credits rather than pay, with hospitals run by native staff under American medical supplies.
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Okinawa
Japan
U. S
Adm
J. D. Price
Wees
Eel Army
Nake Naha
Shuri
Machinato
Tokyo
Caliifornia
Pleasure Planes Surge Seen From Private Aircraft Makers
Washington dispatch reports private plane manufacturers forecast delivering well over 3,000 personal aircraft before year end. Reconca projects 350 units, Simson 3,500 for 12s5 and 944 dollars, Piper 4,500, Lyusco and Pew Seabee expect earlier export strides next spring with 3,500 orders. European observers in Amarita note Indians using crude remedies as medicine.
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Ins
Ysear
Reconca
Simson
Piper
Lyusco
Seabee
Okinawa Occupation Progress Under Allied Civil Administration
The American military government reports 325 000 civilians under rule with local electors selecting mayors. A non fraternization rule remains in force while Japanese POWs assist occupation duties such as stevedoring. Okinawa’s permanent occupation plan advances with seven airfields and a major air depot at Naha completing as war ends.
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Okinawa
James H. Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
Naha
State College NEA PSU grid coaching staff highlighted
Pennsylvania State College reports a rare all alum staff aiding the football program with several former players on the coaching panel in a feature on the university grid team.
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State College
Penn State
Taxi Driver Finds $150 in Bags at North Station
Rufus Skipper, a Boston taxi driver, waited for a couple at North Station as they left two suitcases in his cab. After two hours the man returned to pick up the bags and Skipper drove to a police station. The bags contained $150 in cash.
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Retentiyer
Rufus Skipper
North Station
Otherueter
Trooper Edwart Sheehan Returns to Duty in Albany
Trooper Edwart Sheehan of 1188 Westerns Avenue Albany becomes the first New York State Police member to resume duty after military service. He rejoined Troop G after a Coast Guard stint and prior service beginning in September 181 and May 742. The report notes the first motorist fined for speeding paid $10 for driving ten miles per hour.
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Westerns Avenue
Albany
New York State Police
Sheehan
Bostswain
Coast Guard
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