Nazi Youth Movement and Nazi Revival Efforts Under Occupation
The author warns that the Hitler Youth remains core to German resistance under Allied occupation. He notes the danger in youths fourteen to thirty five, says Allied education must reach younger generations, and cites Prussian militarists and Goering’s defense at Nuremberg as signs of ongoing Nazi effort. The piece concludes that such plots are expected but not final.
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Ean
Hitler
Reich
Nuernburg
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Goering
Allied experts foresee long occupation to reform Germany
The text notes that Allied solidarity will press the occupation program until Germany is reformed, a process viewed as lasting at least a generation and potentially longer according to Allied experts.
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Madame Berry
Germany
Victory League teams to meet at the alleys tonight
Victory Bowling League captains are to gather at the alleys at 7 50 PM for a special meeting. The session aims to set league plans and discuss upcoming matches and rules with participating teams.
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Victory League
Victory Bowling League
Trial Justice Court fines for reckless driving and animal regulation
Trial Justice Dickson Golightly presiding fined $10 and costs for reckless driving. Robert Line was fined $3 and costs for possessing an unlicensed female dog, and C. C. Hill received a $3 fine and costs on a similar charge in Winchester.
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Robert Line
Star Tannery
C. C. Hill
Winchester
Opportunities for DDTsales in Frederick County Farmers
Classified notice offering a permanent opportunity to supply DDT and other profitable products to farmers in Frederick County. No experience or capital required. Must own an auto and have good references. Mail to Wire McNess Company Dept T Candler Bldg Baltimore 2 Md. (March 25 April 1 1921)
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Frederick County
McNess Company
Dept
Eagles Welcome 40 New Members in Spring Initiation
The Fraternal Order of Eagles inducted forty new members in a Sunday ceremony on March 31 attended by Alexandria and Staunton Aeries officers and a guest Eagle from Pekin Illinois. Andrew Bell spoke, presenting Certificates of Appreciation to returning service members. A buffet dinner followed in the social room.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles Memorial Foundation
Alexandria
Staunton
Front Royal Opens Tourist Season With Governor Tuck
Governor William M. Tuck to speak at Front Royal spring tourist season and Chamber of Commerce meeting on April 12 and 13. Cadet Corps of Randolph Macon Academy to present a dress parade at 5 pm Friday reviewed by Tuck, followed by a formal dinner at 6 pm at Hotel Royal.
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William M. Tuck
Front Royal
Hotel Royal
Chamber
Governor Tuck
Virginia fishing commission proposes trout rule changes
A 1946 Richmond meeting authorized a proposal making it unlawful to angle in waters stocked with trout except during the open season and reducing the daily bag limit to twelve trout. A further meeting set for April 12 will act on the proposal. By order of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries. Beverley W. Stras, Jr., Chairman.
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Richmond
Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Beverley W. Stras, JR
Contracts Signed For Floats In Grand Feature Parade
L B Sirbaugh chairman of the Artistic and Commercial Float Division says interest from businessmen and institutions in floats is rising and his committee has received several applications for the Grand Feature Parade on May 3.
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L. B. Sirbaugh
Presidents Education Among U S Leaders
Sirbaugn noted George Lindsay of J S Becher Co spent Saturday in Winchester contracting for more. A reader asked about presidents with little schooling and F D J A said Andrew Johnson was the only president without formal schooling. Two thirds of presidents have been college graduates.
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Sirbaugn
George Lindsay
J. S. Becher Co
Hagerstown
Maryland
Winchester
United States
Andrew Johnson
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