Berlin Dances Through Return of German Troops
Berlin rocks with homecoming scenes as German soldiers parade past the Brandenburg Gate. Crowds cheer, bands play Deutschland über Alles, and officials note a festive mood despite wartime weariness. Berlin nightlife booms with cabarets, while dancing halls face late hours and rising costs.
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London
Dee
Berlin
Daily Express
Herr Ebert
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Defends Estimates of Farm Production
An official statement from the agricultural office defends the agency’s farm output projections amid an investigation. Key figures referenced include Gore and Spillman with emphasis on livestock, health growth, and pest concerns, while suggesting corrections to prior error margins.
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Spillman Cluipaer
Ory
Trakariest
Gore Sricustral
Agticu' Ure
Spillat
Senate Debates Peace Terms and League of Nations
President Woodrow Wilson faces Senate questions on a peace framework and a proposed league of nations. Senator Knox urges delaying decisions to clarify terms, advocating a limited guardianship approach and avoiding entangling alliances as Congress weighs postwar policy and reparations.
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Washington
Ge Knox
Yadess
Senate
Knox
Europe
Hitchcock
League of Nations
IC. Ss
United States
Otter
Wilsons Guests Of Honor At Paris Ball
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson attended a Paris embassy ball with diplomats and military leaders in gala dress. Marshal Foch surprised observers by wearing a plain blue uniform as he greeted the president and discussed future visits to the front.
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France
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America
Pershing Credits Red Cross Aid to Troops
General Pershing thanks the American Red Cross for relief and comfort aid to troops. He praises the organization for supporting service members and expresses gratitude from headquarters in Washington. The message honors volunteers, workers, and contributions across the nation to aid soldiers.
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Red Cross
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Anerica
American Red Cross
Wilson to visit London on December 26
President Wilson is expected to arrive in England December 26 upon his own suggestion. A communication was sent to the British government and a reply was returned welcoming the plan. It is not expected that Lloyd George or Balfour will travel to Paris as talks with the president aim to complete inter allied Detree.
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Associated Press
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Co‘ene
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Great Britain
Czar Nicholas Alive Says Polish Officers
Polish officers report to the press that the former emperor Nicholas II is alive and writing to his mother. The claim follows arrivals from Sevastopol and statements from Soliege authorities about ten day intervals of correspondence.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
de Vie
Nicholas
Nicholas Bessuret
Wren
Beattie Hanks Sen Balk as Fleet for Atlantic Aid
A chaotic wartime dispatch recalls Admiral Beatty and Sir David Beatty replying to British and American naval teams after the Sixth Battle Squadron’s stance. The speech praised allied cooperation and urged troops to remember the North Sea’s hardships while stressing unity and future duties for the Atlantic fleet.
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Tyre
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Food shortages and high prices hit Bulgaria in 1945
The Associated Press reports Bulgaria's countryside faces improved food availability but continues to suffer high prices. Acute shortages of surgical dressings and quinine persist, with government sales of medical supplies cited as draining money from the country.
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Bulgaria
Associated Press
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ELEY PAYS TRIBUTE TO SCHWAB AND PEANKIAS
Eley honors Schwab and Peankias.walding hom. 4.24 Wee. ba, hi teites to the work of Charles: of. Share as director of the emer. soooy Fleet corporetion and as PAN "onkiia, £ 6 chairmun of the ahip mt "Hinkttei, were oaiel te ving, Boagtey oc the sh tapit : eisemiet tis trid 6 There] ba 7 sou bt) , ph enee y arity te Vy hia the Cobre Ferrey yt tant fi thee Helios Us wna fude 4, whield Coaneral Ver ad! heartened' the 444 I etl ts atone the feito
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Negro Labor Problem Under Consideration by Wilson
Washington December 18 The department of labor through state and local groups is studying the negro labor problem In seven states whites and negroes cooperate on committees Dr James H Dillard reports migration of negro labor from the South and cites race friction as a major cause of exodus Secretary Wilson argues the department cannot prescribe remedies but notes race friction hinders negro wage earners and department efficiency
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Washington
I. C
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Bureau of Negro Economics
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South
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The
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Everal States
Marshall Plea for Armenia and Syria Outlined
Associated Press report quotes Vice President Marshall urging aid for Armenians and Syrians amid wartime strain. He contrasts Belgian suffering with wider humanity and calls for humanitarian relief and renewed focus on peace efforts.
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Armenia
Syria
Associated Press
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Turkey
America
Belgium
Assignments for the High School Coming Week
The note outlines weekly school work across many subjects. It calls for parental support to ensure students complete newspaper and conference assigned tasks, with specific pages and sections listed for English history music Spanish algebra geometry Latin shorthand science and home economics. Individual conferences will be arranged by mail after holidays.
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P High
Cos Ray
Gregg
Wbrary
Epis
Sleepy Hollow
Helen
Ruessier and Remy
Helen Nicholson
Wage discrimination case reveals wage variation across Big Five
Dennis Lane of the Automobile Meat Cutters and Butchers Union testified at a federal wage hearing that Big Five packing plants paid different wages for the same work in different cities. He urged uniform wages across all cities affected by the hearing.
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Associated Prese
Chicago
Oday
Dennis Lane
Aingleameien Meat Cutters and Butcher
Samuel Alschuler
Campaign Difficulties in German East Africa Report
Maj. Gen. Sir J. L. Venceventer reports on the allied campaign in German East Africa. He notes German forces under General Von Lettow Verbeck evaded British and Portuguese columns by using bush centers and thick terrain, forcing men to move covertly through bamboo and elephant grass with limited visibility.
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German East Africa
London
J. L. Venceventer
von Lettow Verbeck
Apine Christmas Present Offer Advertised
An AP style Christmas present promotion announces a yearly Citizen subscription with a choice of Voenican or Woman's Home Companion at 7 90. The offer emphasizes significant savings and gift appeal for the holidays.
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Soon
Citizen
Woman's Home
Coriyonton
Bea Benides
St. Louis Chosen as Zone for Mexico Development Plan
Fragmentary text notes Mexico’s department selecting St. Louis as a zone in a development project. Mentions New Orleans Washington and possible figures, with unclear references to payments or sectors. Unable to confirm full specifics due to garbled source.
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ST. Louis
Mexico
New Orleans
Washit
Assassin linked to president Paes plot shocks Lisbon
Fragmentary report from Associated Press says a prominent suspect tied to President Paes assassination plot under investigation in Lisbon. Details are unclear as the scene in Beles 2 and surrounding areas draws attention from authorities and public.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Dee
Portugues
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