Aachen Shows Theories On Reeducation Of German Youth
In occupied Aachen, American authorities pilot school reopening for first four grades with 600 pupils. A mixed German Jewish school director leads a citizen panel, 20,000 new texts printed, and debates swirl over how reform should proceed amid Allied policy disagreements and German resentment.
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Aachen
Germany
Weimar
Chicago
Magnitogorsk
Birmingham
Lyon
SHAEF
Oberbergerminster
Jack Bradford
St. Paul
Minn
Toto
Democratic Party
Social
Aachener Nachrichten
Wartime Ration Calendar Highlights Stamp Validity
The AP notes ration details by category. Meats and fats stamps Y5 Z5 and A2 to D2 expire June 2, other groups extend to June 30 July 31 or Aug 31. Sugar stamps 35 valid through June 2, 36 through Aug 31 with next stamp Sept 1. Gasoline coupons 15 A through period through June 21 and others through Aug 31.
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OPA
Coaches Pick All Stars for Frederick Clarke League
H Dennis Hoover president of the Frederick Clarke Baseball League says coaches must name a first and second choice for every position totaling eighteen players. Selections exclude Middletown who leads the league. All Stars will face Middletown at Rouss Park at two o clock on May 30 with five points for first place and three points for second place.
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H. Dennis Hoover
Frederick Clarke Baseball League
Middletown
Hoover
Rouss Park
Radio Stars at Hable's Palace Winchester Thursday
Salty Dog Holmes from the National Barn Dance Chicago appears in person at Hable's Palace Theater Winchester on Thursday with Melody Rangers and Jimmy Swift. The comedian impersonator and singer performs with harmonicas, whistles and novelty instruments in a high energy musical show.
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Salty
Dog” Holmes
National Barn Dance
Chicago
Columbia Pictures
Hollywood
North America
Hable’s Palace Theater
Winchester
Melody Rangers
Jimmy Swift
President Jace plans Independence visit as home reburnished
President Jace and Mrs Truman's mother set to depart for Independence around June 1. Ross notes the President hopes to visit Independence whenever possible. The Truman home is being refurnished ahead of the trip.
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Jace
Americans See Slight Improve as Slaughter Costs Rise
Americans note a small improvement in September with grass fed cattle marketed and spring pigs sent to slaughter. Washington faces a tight meat supply as army demand reduces poultry output in the Delaware Maryland Virginia region. Egg supply remains short due to no backlog meeting higher demand.
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Washington
Delaware - Maryland - Virginia
Prisoner of Germans Freed Pvt Isaac Moore Report
Pvt Isaac Moore son of Mrs Sally Moore Hayfield announced he is no longer a prisoner of the Germans. His wife Mrs Marguerite Moore in Washington learned the news from him yesterday. Moore had been reported missing in action October 30 and wrote in December that he was a POW. He says he has been liberated and asks no letters as he returns home. his small daughter lives with grandparents in California.
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Pvt
Isaac Moore
Sally Moore
Hayfield
Marguerite Moore
Washington
Moore
U. S. Army
Pvt. Moore
Sma
California
Rotarians to View Industrial Movie at Winchester Luncheon
Wilkie W. Hunt leads tomorrow's Winchester Rotary Club luncheon program. A Libby Owens Ford film will show glass usage in the canning industry.
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Wilkie W. Hunt
Winchester Rotary Club
Libby-Owens-Ford Company
France accused over use of Senegalese troops at World Security Conference
Delegations at the World Security Conference charged France with using Senegalese troops as political pressure. French spokesman Raymond Offroy said Paris would use Levant states for bases depots and ports in the war against Japan, speaking at a San Francisco news conference.
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Nese
France
Raymond Offroy
San Francisco
Levant
Japan
Syria
Lebanon
Raymond Offrey
Mountain Ridge Holdouts On Luzon Face Heavy Japanese Resistance
Mountain Ridge scenes show Japanese entrenched across ridges and mountains as US forces push north of Balete Pass. The 43rd Division reports 300 dead and about 1 964 trapped Japanese, while the 24th Division nears Licanan airfield in southeastern Mindanao and the First Cavalry advances toward Infanta. Naval air power and Liberators support operations across Luzon and nearby regions with multiple bombers striking targets in Balikpap an harbor and Hangchow Bay.
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A8th
Marikina
Wava Dam
43Rd
Luzon
25Th
Balete Pass
Cagayan Valley
Roscoe Woodruff
24Th
Licanan
Minanao
Ilang
Davao Gulf
First Cavalry Division
Verne D. Mudge
Port Real
Infanta
Manila
13Th Air Force
Balikapapan Harbor
Borneo
Balikpapan
Bamiber
Hangchow Bay
China
Fifth Air Force
Formosa
Calpino Promoted as Treatment for Itch and Skin Ailments
An advertisement from Rhodes Drug Store urges readers to buy Calpino a remedy claimed to relieve itching from poison ivy poison oak eczema and athlete's foot at local drug stores.
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Rhodes Drug Store
Britain Urges Big Powers to Trim Veto at UN Conference
May 23 report from San Francisco details British push to limit veto rights in a future world league. Delta among big five remains over veto scope for dispute investigations, with Russia and U S Senate ratification as key hurdles. France faces criticism over troop actions in Levant, while debate over broader Soviet admission to the league stirs speculation.
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San Francisco
United States
Russia
United States Senate
Stettinius
Truman
Washington
Miley Protests Middletown Game
Co. E. Miley Jr coach of Boyce high school protests a 9 0 forfeit to Middletown by umpire Stuart Pope after Boyce refused to continue the May 18 game with the score tied 4 4. Spectators say Eugene Clem scored the tying run as Boyce argued over a bases touch and time out. The protest will be heard by league arbitrator Snag Sargent at the Winchester Star office Friday at eight.
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Co. E. Miley, Jr
Boyce
Frederick-Clarke Baseball League
Middletown
Stuart Pope
Eugene Clem
Miley
Pope
Snag” Sargent
Winchester Star
Cooley
Berryville
Clarke
Answers to the Daily Quiz From Torgau
The list provides correct responses to quiz items printed on 1 in Torgau. It names 2 Against us, 3 Third Army Gen George 8 Patton, 4 August first, 6 Greenland, 1 the process of renunciation of citizenship, 8 Jack, 9 Clare Boothe, 10 a calking material.
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Torgau
Third Army
George
Patton
Greenland
Jack
Clare Boothe
Churchill Resigns As Prime Minister Amid Election Push
At Blackpool labor delegates urge ministers to step down if needed, as Churchill signals early general election to settle postwar issues. Parliament dissolution follows three weeks of wartime measures, with Labour opposing a continued coalition until autumn and arguing for a July vote.
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Labor
Blackpool
Labor Party
Churchill
Attlee
Britain
Japan
Laborites
Commons
Venice Star Daily Highlights Local Sports
The Venice Star Daily showcases regional sports action featuring local teams and athletes in concise game reports. Readers get quick scores, standout performances, and upcoming schedules from the city’s high school and community teams.
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Venice Star
Many Troops To Return Soon
Paris May 23 Army and Navy personnel to America will total 87 500 by month end with 255 500 more in June. The redeployments include sick and wounded liberated prisoners and Pacific transfers. June plans call for 180 000 redeployed units plus 35 000 potential discharges and 15 000 liberated prisoners with 20 500 sick and wounded and 5 000 navy men.
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Paris
Army
America
Pacific
United States
Navy
Mrs Baker And Miss Casey Lead In Bond Contest
Mrs Zorpha Baker and Miss Candy Casey top a retail clerks bond selling contest for $100 War Bond prizes. Baker at Worths has sold $500 in bonds to date, Casey at Montgomery Ward has the most sales with three. Early returns are weak but expected to rise as the contest continues.
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Zorpha Baker
Candy Casey
Star Praised For Bond Activities
The Winchester Evening Star editor Harry F. Byrd Jr receives a letter from Dr. Francis P. Gaines chairman of the Virginia War Finance Committee praising the paper’s service in the war bond drive. Gaines expresses gratitude and acknowledges Virginians carrying on the responsibility.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Evening Star
Francis P. Gaines
Virginia War Finance Committee
Mr. Byrd
Virginia
Granted Divorce for Hilda Roe from W W Roe
Hilda G. Roe was granted an absolute divorce from Jr. W. W. Roe for desertion dating from May 1942. Judge Burr P. Harrison delivered the decree in Frederick Circuit Court. The couple wed March 1941 in Rockville Maryland. Mrs. Roe may resume her maiden name Hilda G. Hamilton. The circuit court also merged a partial divorce for Georgiana DeHigen Edmonds and John Edmonds into an absolute decree.
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Hilda G. Roe
Jr. W.W. Roe
Burr Pp. Harrison
Frederick
Roes
Rockville
Roe
Hilda G. Hamilton
Georgiana DeHigen Edmonds
John Edmonds
Police Court Dispositions Involving Drunkenness Disorderly Conduct
Judge John Rice presided over recent Police Court cases including Clayton Mason Opequon Va Carl Dunlap Rock Enon Gore Va charged with drunk and disorderly conduct receiv ing six months to 10 days probation for one year fines and costs Manuel Johnson Paris Va disorderly conduct serving five days plus costs Virgie Mack Paris Va disorderly conduct serving five days plus costs James Ash East Lane assault and battery $5 and costs Frank J Perry Altoona Pa reckless driving $10 and costs Thurman Harvey Giffin 545 Fairmont Avenue drunk and vagrancy six months suspended fine and costs Eugene Walter Willingham Charles Town W Va drunk $10 and costs Mable Strasnider Stephens City drunk and disorderly conduct $10 and costs Frank Yates 23 W Cork Street disorderly conduct and larceny $10 on first charge and six months jail plus costs Floyd W Newlin Opequon Va driving under the influence $100 and costs thirty days suspended.
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John Rice
Clayton Mason
Opequon
Carl Dunlap
Rock Enon
Gore
Manuel Johnson
Paris
Virgie Mack
James Ash
East Lane
Frank J. Perry
Altoona
Thurman Harvey Giffin
Fairmont Avenue
Eugene Walter Willingham
Charles Town
W. Va
Mable Strasnider
Stephens City
Biddle Cabinet Speculation Gathers Pace on Capitol Hill
The piece notes Biddle as a top Capitol Hill cabinet prospect tied to possible attorney-general or labor secretary roles. It mentions Truman’s July 1 staffing change with Walker’s resignation and Hannegan taking Postmaster General, plus talk of a diplomatic post for Biddle and Indiana figures backing Sam Jackson for attorney-general.
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Capitol Hill
Truman
Roosevelt
Frank C Walker
Robert E. Hannegan
National Democratic Committee
Biddle
Paris
Indiana
Jackson
Ruman
Biddie
Missouri
Sam Wear
Kansas City
Maurice Milligan
Milligan
British Delegates Quit At Frisco Conference
Five members of the British delegation to the world security conference resign in San Francisco after Prime Minister Churchill's government falls. Lord Halifax remains accredited in Washington. Lord Cranborne is expected to join the new government and stay on for the conference.
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San Francisco
Churchhill
Lord Halifax
United Kingdom
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Washington
Lord Cranborne
London
U S Flank Drive Imperils Nippons
U S forces strong along Asato river near Naha as Maj. Gen. Shepherd s Sixth Marine Division holds positions. Okinawa raid by 12 plus enemy planes ends with eight shot down and others retreating without damage. British carrier planes hit Sakishima group. Iwo and Honshu actions yield casualties and ship sinks.
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Ryukyus
Iwo
Honshu
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