Restoring Nazi Loot To Owners Nearing Completion
Berlin reports progress in returning looted assets seized by the Nazis during World War II. By February 1948 about 300 million reichsmarks worth of property including art, machinery and furniture had been restored to owners, with most items returned to France. Soviet claims and ownership proofs are noted, while U.S. and German efforts continue to identify and return looted horses, vehicles and household goods across the American zone.
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Berlin
Eget Ay Teras
Res
United Nations
Europe
Germany
O. R. McJunkins
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
France
Herman Goering
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Coun- McJunkins
Driver in Stalled Car Ticket Issued After Incident
In Chicago on April 2 Jacob Walker left a stalled cart on a South Side street. While he aided it, the car moved and struck a parked vehicle. Mrs. Walker received a traffic ticket for operating a car without a driver's license after neighbors called police.
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Chicago
Jacob Walker
Court Sets Date For Hearing Suit On Right-of-way
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will hear an April term case interpreting the 1817 turnpike act to decide if a 60 foot right of way applies to U S 41 through Pittsylvania county. The dispute pits the State Highway Commissioner against the city of Danville and others over land along the old Pittsylvania Franklin Botetourt turnpike and involves AT&T and landowners.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Pittsylvania County
Danville
James A. Anderson
Acts of the General Assembly of
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Walter L
Lucy A. Brown
Commonwealth
Ques
Pittsylvania - Franklin - Botetourt
Woman Fined for Driving Under Influence
Charlotte Nicodemus Adkins, 35, of Stewart Street, fined 100 dollars and costs for driving under the influence. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended. The charges stem from an accident on Berryville Avenue in which her car mounted the curb and struck a telephone pole.
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Charlotte Nicodemus Adkins
Stewart St
Berryville Ae
Literary Fund Loan Policy Aims to Speed Education Funding
Richmond April 2 The State department of education announced a new policy to speed Literary Fund loan handling. A memo from Dowell J Howard notes a $7 million backlog and sets rules for temporary notes and instalment payments to avoid repayment delays. Temporary notes will not exceed 60 days after completion, with possible extension to Dec 15. instalments start at 2500. notes become permanent bonds after construction.
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Richmond
State Department of Education
Dowell J. Howard
Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Howard
Literary Fund
Rainfall Totals and Averages From April 1949 Weather
Report shows 24 hour precipitation trace and April rainfall to date at 0.21 inches. Cumulative rainfall for the year to date reaches 6.63 inches. Comparison with long-term averages noted but not fully provided.
Average monthly precipitation for 1913 1948 period
The record shows average inches of precipitation by month from 1913 to 1948. January 2.47, February 1.92, March 2.91, April 3.07, May 3.68, June 3.88, July 3.81, August 3.82, September 2.58, October 3.34, November 2.50, December 2.43. Courtesy Search Laboratory.
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Oon
Ches
Search Laboratory
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