German Plants Work Under Allied Control In Interim Stage
Paris June 19 German industry is largely shut down as Allies decide how it can revive without threatening peace. Some plants, including Krupp and I G Farben, seek reopening only if needed by Allied armies or to sustain minimal civilian life. Authorities say production remains tightly restricted and overseen by multiple Allied commands during the transition.
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Paris
Krupp Works, Steel and Munitions Manufacturing Organization
Germany
Leonard T. Gerow
U. S. 15Th Army
Saar
Rhine Valley
Ruhr
Krupp
I. G. Farbenindustrie
15Th Army
Gerow
Allied Control Council
Czechs Honor 20 000 Killed For Revenge
Prague marked the 1942 assassination of Reinhard Heydrich with memorials for about 20 000 Czechs killed by the Germans in retaliation. Memorial services were held in many cities to honor the dead.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Reinhard
Hangman
Cassidy Morales Come Back With Black Hawks
CAMP KILMER New Jersey June 19 Forty-one Arizonians returned from Europe aboard four transports bringing back the 86th Black Hawk division Among them were Phoenix Gazette assistant sports editor Sgt Robert Allison Pfc Dudley Benton Pfc Raymond Garcia and others from Ajo Bisbee Clarksdale Douglas Prescott Tucson Williams and more including Manuel V Morales and George Cassidy.
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Camp Kilmer
N. J
Europe
Black Hawk Division
Robert Allison
The
Phoenix Gazette
Ajo
Dudley W. Benton
Bisbee
Raymond Garcia
Irwin B. Dickstein
Ramon A. Peralta
Clarence R. Mitchell
Clarksdale
George M. Truscott
Douglas
Earl H. Brown
Francisco Durazo
Prescott
William A. Jackson, Jr
Tucson
George E. Cassidy
Manuel V. Morales
Williams
Marvin W. Sheids
Bridge Origins Questioned as Greek Link Cited
Historical notes question the common claim that bridge originated in Greece with researchers suggesting earlier ties to Mediterranean card games. Scholars compare ancient rules texts and gambling practices to modern bridge play and contest the Greek origin narrative.
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Greece
Forest Fire in Catalinas Extinguished After Wind Dips
A fire broke out at 9 30 Saturday morning in the Catalinas north of Palisades near the road. A dying heavy wind aided fire fighters from Palisades to quickly extinguish the flames, avoiding a threat to Bigelow mountain. Cause attributed to carelessness, though individuals responsible remain undetermined.
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Catalinas
Palisades
Forest
C. A. Merker
Bigelow Mountain
Merker
Jeep-Seeking Americans Face Shortage Amid War Demand
Washington reports widespread demand for jeeps with few for sale. Army production will fall 76 percent by year end as overseas use drains civilian supply. Surplus shipments go to foreign relief efforts while experts debate jeeps as civilian cars or combat weapons.
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Washington
Chicago
Donald Lomax
Queensville
N. Y
Army
Europe
Commerce Department
Foreign Economics Administration
FEA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Lum
Abner
Repatriation of Nazis in Italy Begins July 1
Verona Italy June 19 Three thousand German war prisoners will be repatriated daily to the Reich from Italy starting about July 1, U S fifth army and SHAEF officials decided About 300000 German prisoners are under American control in Italy
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Verona
Italy
Reich
U. S. Fifth Army
SHAEF
Second Mesa Family Member Injured in Auto Crash
A second member of the Mesa family was struck and injured by a car. Two year old Eddie Montoya and his father Carlos Montoya remained in Southside hospital with severe head injuries after Eddie was hit Saturday.
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Mesa
Secon
Southside Hospital
Eddie Montoya
Carlos Montoya
Jeep trials reveal limited peace time use at Washington
The passage notes that a vehicle described as having awkward springs and a lumber wagon ride performs poorly for peace time pursuits. It climbs hills with a quirky gear ratio but wastes fuel at high speeds, and the University of Washington studied jeep suitability for farm use, reporting tentative findings.
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University of Washington
Jeep trips at fifty miles an hour reach high efficiency
A driver reports a lightweight Jeep traveling at 50 mph returns about 13.9 miles per gallon with no payload.
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