Ruin Of Germany Almost Untouched
Hal Boyle writes from Berlin describing the ongoing ruin of Germany a year after defeat. He notes shattered cities, scarce food, hunger and resentment, with cautious optimism about Bavarian countryside and the persistence of honest, young Germans amid uncertainty and postwar strain. He ends with a personal letter tone to his wife Frances.
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Hal Boyle
Boyle
Frances
Naples
Rome
Frankfurt
Berlin
Germany
Hal
Navajo Tribe Aims to Register Voters in New Mexico
The Navajo tribal council urges chapter chairmen to mobilize English speaking and illiterate war veterans and others on the reservation to apply for voter registration in the New Mexico general election. The effort seeks test cases to strike down the states untaxed Indians voting ban, with registrations to begin at Gallup and San Juan around May 6 and possible denials reported to interior and the U S attorney general.
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Gallup
N. M
Navajo Tribal Council
New Mexico
Arizona
San Juan
Secretary of Interior
U. S
Crownpoint
Tohatchi
Shiprock
James Stewart
Four Japs Arrested For Displaying Nippon Flag
In Hilo Hawaii on May 1 four Japanese individuals were arrested for displaying the Rising Sun flag in honor of Emperor Hirohito's birthday. Police chief Anthony Paul said they refused to name the arrestees and cited a wartime act prohibiting enemy flags. He noted the arrests were based on ongoing national emergency status.
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Hilo
Hawaii
W.P
Hirohito
Anthony Paul
Paul
Japan
Middle East Heir To Many Ancient Ills
Dr Chester M Suter reviews the legacy of ancient diseases in the Middle East before the American Chemical Society. He cites Baghdad Boil typhus malaria and bilharziasis in Egypt along with other afflictions. He notes new and expanding medical facilities and ongoing regional research programs.
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Middle East
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Chester M. Suter
Baghdad
Suter
Iran
Lebanon
Egypt
Sudan
American University
Beyrouth
Iraq
Cairo
Tehran
Palestine
Conserving Bread and Fats to Feed Starving Europe
Washington May 1 article urges households to conserve bread and fats to aid famine relief. Practical tips include one slice per person, using dry bread, open-faced sandwiches, and avoiding waste. Save fats for gravies, sauces, soups, and dressings, and prefer baking or stewing over frying.
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Europe
Bureau of Home Economics
Agriculture Department
Weather For Atomic Test Is Uncertain
May 1 Kwajalein Marshall Islands weather uncertainty threatens upcoming atomic bomb tests. Observers seek a single ideal day in early May for observation and photos while delays to July risk storm-season interference. Weather data is partial as U S forces monitor Kwajalein Bikini area with limited history and sightings. Maj Delmar Crowson leads the master weather analysis unit aiming to provide 56 to 48 hour planning forecasts and 12 to 18 hour operative forecasts.
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Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Central Pacific
Army
Navy
Kwajalein-Bikini
Delmar Crowson
Glendale
Calif
Missing Skiers Found On Mt Rainier Slopes
Two half frozen, half starved skiers lost on Mt Rainier since Sunday were found near Laughing Water creek on the east side of the Mt Rainier highway by a park foreman at 10 30 a m yesterday.
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Longmire
Wash
U.P
Mt. Rainier
Laughing Water Creek
Mt. Rainier Highway
Infantry To Demonstrate For Mexico
The War Department announced a U S Army demonstration of new infantry weapons for Mexican personnel next month. Units from the fifth Infantry division Camp Campbell Ky will arrive at the border around May 11 to conduct the demonstrations at the invites of the Mexican government.
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Washington
Mexico
United States Army
War Department
United States
Fifth Infantry Division
Camp Campbell
Demonstrations Planned Across Mexican Cities
The report notes a Mexican army escort will meet a delegation as demonstrations are listed in Mexico City Puebla Irapuato Monterrey and Guadalajara. Weapons to be shown include recoiless rifles rocket launchers and flame throwers developed near the end of World War II. War department officials cited ample precedent for close cooperation with the Mexican army.
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Mexico City
Puebla
Irapuato
Monterrey
Guadalajara
War Department
Radio Schedule Fragment With Mixed Programs
A scrambled listing shows various radio slots from 4:55 to 6:00 and beyond. Programs include newsrooms, dramas, music, soap operas, and talk features with multiple station identifiers and host names mixed with misspellings and garbled titles.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Joe
Hitler
Kate Smith
CBS Network
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Moreno
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AL Price
Tequila
Elias Street
Nogales, Son
Obregon Avenue
el Conquistador Hotel
Venice Gardens
By Virginia van der Veer
Open Theatre
Nogales Highway
Cary Grant and
Rosalind Russell
SKY Chef
Davis-Monthan Field Air Lines
Melody
Gene Autry
the Hidden Eye
Roward Arnold Frances Rafferty - Coureis
Deanna
Atin
Ee Ue
Laie Donald En Een Broderick
couLiere Barker
Knight Rialto
KVOA
Steinfelds
NEW Times
Oliaza
Nuestra Noche de Amor
la Selva
Maria Felix Y
Julian Soler
Ve Amor
R de la Obra
Stephen Zweig
Estela Inda
Miguel Angel Ferriz
Jose Baviera
Bert Gordon
Harry von Zell
Revista
Current News
Joan Davis
Society OF Arizona
Camil van Hulse
Tucson
Temple OF Music and Art
Grabe
America
the Beautiful
Kentucky Walls
Schubert
Beethoven
NEW World Symphony
Dvorak
Bach
Strauss
Grahe’s
E. Congress
Clark
Gable Greer
Garso
Adventure
Tommy Kelly Mae Robson
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Donald Mefk A
Mga
Tayree
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NBO
Los Angeles
Keca Kgo
San Fran
KHJ
Mutual
KNX
Galto City
CRS
Eddie Cantor
Frank Sinatra
Bob Crosby
Kay Kyser
ABS
Doctor Christian
Mrs
Jack Carson
Sherlock Helmes
Glen Hardy
Kaltenborn
Abe eNy Surety Newsroom
la Hora Mexicans
Hary CIA
Ce ‘Hayes
Fred Waring
Ortrais
David Harum
Lone Joy Romance
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Marai
ABS Newsroom
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Sam
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