Reds Hint Moving Army In Germany
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet army hinted in Taegliche Rundschau that Russia may follow the Korea pattern and withdraw occupation forces from Germany earlier than the western allies. The piece claimed Korea shows Soviet policy toward Germany and urged adherence to Potsdam principles. A U.S. officer dismissed the hint as propaganda while noting hostile German populations and continued Western presence in Berlin.
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Berlin
Russia
Germany
Korea
Taegliche Rundschau
Soviet Union
North Korea
South Korea
West
East Germany
Red Army
Refugees flee Hungary aboard hijacked plane to Munich
A group of 22 refugees escaped Communist Hungary aboard a commandeered Hungarian National Airways liner landing in Munich on a Tuesday night. Pilot Capt Janos Majoros led the takeover saying life was in danger from anti Communist activity. Others aboard included a physician, two engineers, and two former Hungarian army officers seeking asylum or return.
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Munich
Germany
Hungary
Hungarian National Airways
Janos Majoros
Majoros
Cattle Shipments To State Show Mixed November Totals
November cattle shipments out of the state rose 22 percent from October but were one fourth below November 1947. Agricultural statistician Robert H. Moats of the federal livestock reporting service said 44 484 cattle and calves left the state while 15 497 were imported, with inbound shipments coming from New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and Colorado.
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Robert H. Moats
Federal Livestock Reporting Service
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Refugees Housed at Dachau Camp After Plane Scheme
Majores said a bank director joined a scheme. Thirteen men, nine women and three children were on the aircraft. The refugees are quartered temporarily at Dachau displaced persons camp.
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Majores
Dachau Displaced Persons Camp
Saws Burials Of Nisei Are Banned
Chicago officials consider aiding Japanese American groups in securing burial privileges for Nisei veterans amid reports of general discrimination against Japanese burials in city cemeteries. Tats Kushida notes families seek national military cemeteries for fallen relatives. Helen Mukoyama represents the Chicago Japanese council.
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Chicago
Commission On Human Rights
Tats Kushida
Helen E. Mukoyama
Japanese Coun
Nisei Death Burial Privileges Declined by Tucson Health Chief
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, Tucson health commissioner, says the issue of denying burial privileges to Nisei has never arisen and that Nisei are given the same treatment as other heroic war dead. He notes the Japanese population in Chicago rising from 300 in 1941 to about 20,000.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
12 Year Old Girl Killed On Errand
Detroit report notes twelve year old Clara Ann Jordain went to a drugstore to buy a get well card for a relative. On returning home she was struck and killed by an automobile.
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Detroit
Clara Ann Jordain
Fashion Fabric Descriptions and Price Range Highlights
A catalog style listing outlines garments in fine fabrics such as cotton broadcloth in multiple colors and sizes 12 to 20. It notes garments like dresses with satin overplaid, denim inspired Sailing Blues ensembles, boleros, short alls, and Tom Boy seersucker outfits with color options and price points from 3.50 to 8.95.
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America First Committee
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Milos Kuhn
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Dajy Citizen
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America
Arizona
Grey
Blue
Chambray
Peach
Lavender
Piecer
Tom Boy
Crisp and Smart
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