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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
C.. E. Hall To Be
Buried Today

Funeral service will be held at
the Cranberry church this after
noon for Charlie E. Hall, So, of
Fleetwood, who died on Tuesday,
February 20. Rev. John S. Jor-
dan will conduct the service and
burial will follow at the Gran
berry cemetery.
Mr.. Hall, who was native of
this county, was well-known
farmer. He is survived by his
wife and one son, w. T. Hall.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
Miss Mcconnell
Gets Promotion
Charleston, S. c., Feb. 10 -

Charleston, S. c., Feb. 10 -
Wave Storekeeper, Second
Glass Laura c. Mcconnell, who
is on duty at the Training Aids
lection in the Charleston Navy
Yard, has been promoted to that
rate from Storekeeper, Third
Class.
Storekeeper Mcconnell is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vonley
v. Mcconnell, of Jefferson. She
is a graduf te of both Boone high
school ana Appalachian State
Teachers College, and before en-
tering the service at Raleigh, May
/, 1913, was employed as a teach
er in Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
WANT RENEWALS TO
SOLDIERS PAPERS

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and women i'm service, sub
scribing to this paper for them,
are asked to renew subscript-
ions promptly.
If there is any uncertainty
as to when subscriptions ex-
pire, they are asked to call by
this office and check up on
them.
1t is impossible to send not
ices for all Of these and it is
necessary that subscriptions be
renewed in order that they
may be continued to be receiv-
ed by men and women i'm SER
vice.
A large number of these re-
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
Petition To Ban
Beer, Wine In Ashe

Raleigh-A petition with ap-
proximately 1000 names calling
for abolition of beer and wine
sales in Ashe county was present
ed in the House Tuesday.
Rep. M. Donnelly Hart of Husk
said the petition was approved by
IA churches in the county. 1t
was referred to the House Finance
Committee, where an anti-beer
and wine bill, introduced by Rep
resentative Hart early in the ses-
sion, is still pending.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
Money Measure
Is Approved By
House This Week
Compromise In Teachers Pay
Is Approved; Early Ad-
jOurnment Predicted
By Staff Correspondent

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
quick passage of the 1922, 799, 1877
general appropriations bill this
week by the house, after a mini
mum of debate, after Incorporate
ing into it an administration
amendment, providing the pay
ment monthly of emergency sal
airy increases to teachers or state
employees making $3,600.00 or
less, prospects for adjournment
early in March looked brighter
for the N. c. Legislature.
Continued On Page Four)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-04-26
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Furnish Daily Report
Will Result In Parents Receiving
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Gas Leak Kills
I in Thedter

Deaths Of two persons at the
Iris Theater, 23l2 r. Grand Blvd.
eday was attributed to escaping
hogen sulphide gas from the
heaters cooling system.
The fumes sent 1900 patrons
hto the street a yesterdays per-
ioruance and a third victim was
hospitalized.
The dead Charles Babcock. q,
Of. 1S40 Salina, Dearborn, a ticket
taker, and George Spaeth. 90, Of
$50 Cortland, the manager. Ben
iamin Vinyard, 81. of 4049 Field,
r patron. was in the hospital.
All three were found unconscious
near an air cooling unit IN the
basement which arson squad in
VestigatorS believe to be the source
Of the gas. TheateT attendants
said they had detected peculiar
odors in the outer lobby for sew
eral days.
The capacity Sunday afternoon
audience filed in orderly fashion
10 the streets. police said. A fire
man, Alex Blackievie. 43, OF En-
gIne. Co, q, was overcome when
he attempted To rescue the
stricken men. lie was treated at
the scene.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Price Row
Talks Set

An attempt 20 settle the dif-
Icrences -hGtAela-42A--t+4e.t--t--
ment practices and the Michigan
Grocers and Bu1cherS' ASSoci-
alton. vas scheduled "Wednesday
IN an effort 10 prevent statewide
revolt against price ceilings on
vegetables and fresh fruits.
Willis r. keaScY, secretary.
manager of the association, an
nounced that representatives Of
the Cleveland regional Office Of
OPA and the Detroit district
Office would meet with hiS board
of directors Al 2.l5 p. m In Hotel
Olds, Lansing
KeaSey said the meeting was
jointly arranged and A Joint
statement would be issued or the
results. The strike against 0PA
ceilings on fruits and vegetables
has been set for July | by five
cities. Pontiac. Lansing, Flint,
jackson and Bay City. Grand
Rapids was expected TO JON to-
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
0PA Aide toQuii
Saginaw Office

SAGINAW June 25 Another
OPA attorney has announced his
resignation from the agency to
return TO private practice.
Latest to leave IL Devere Kos
tof who said that ne would make
the change Aug. /
Reports that Edward c. Nc
Rae. district OPA attorney, was
leaving the office July have
been denied by McRae. He said he
would not leave at least until
after tho gas black market case
is tried.
Trial OF eight alleged gas black
marketeerS. including two former
OPA Investigators, has been post
poned indefinitely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Tax Liens
Increase

Liens filed in Federal court
against delinquent income tax
payers are running three times as
high as last year il was dis
closed today.
Robert w Trip, head Of the
legal division OF the internal
revenue department, stated 464
liens were filed during May in
the amount of 81 100000 on 1913
incomes which should have been
paid in March of 1914. During
May OF last year $50 such liens
were recorded.
These liens. Trip said. are
against personal and real prop
erty of the delinquents and are
used as a last resort 10 force pay
ment.
Tripp stated, however, ne was
convinced the evaSions were not
wilfuL Most represented small
wage earners. He said that a
special squad Of revenue men are
working full time 10 round up the
whose taxes are now
subject 10 a SIX per cent interest
charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Hurricane
Hits Coast

tttNfttEST1E- s June .
,UPJ-A tropical hurricane
sweeping 4R the Atlantic Coast
atZd mics an boIILWas centered
40 miles off tins seaport today
Hurricane warnings wsre up from
Wilmington, y. c. 10 HatteraS
y
The storm crossed the Florida
peninsula north ~ Tampa yeSteF-
day but caused little damage.
The weather bureau said he
storm, accompanied by winds Cf
gale and hurricane force. was
heading northeastward and was
cNpecteG 10 pass over the Caro-
Ina CapeS this afternoon. II was
picking up strength after putting
ont IN sea
Residents OF low beaches be-
tween Wilmington end Hatteras
were urged TO evacuate 10 higher
ground because Of abnormal tides
accompanying the storm.
Gusts up 10 s. miles an hour
we're recorded early today a. Par
RS Island. s G. Coastal towns as
far north as Norfolk IA were
alCrtCd
Gusts Up 10 70 miles an hour
were recorded last night AZ Tybee
Island. Ga Winds Of near hurri-
cane force were expected 10 whip
-tAe-CarnIIna- coastal fIInGe tpdaA-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
18TH ARMY AREA

The S3rd Infantry is near Cafe
naH. the 90th Infantry near Wei
den. tho Ntn4 b -Armored al
Nunchburg and Bayreuth, the
99th Infantry near -WurZburg. the
First Infantry near Ansbach. the
list at Dillingen, and the Ninth
Infantry near IngolStadt.
In the Seventh Army area the
Twelfth Armored is at Allen. the
36th Infantry in the Tim area,
the Tooth Infantry near Goppin-
gen. the First Armore at
Crailsheifr. the 63rd Infantry near
Mergenthem, the s4th Infantry at
Heidelberg, the Third Armored at
Langen. the 10th Infantry in the
Bad Ems area. and the 18th In
fantry near Marburg.
In the Fifteenth Army area
the l06th Infantry Division around
Coblenz. the 35th near Mayen, the
2St- Infantry Al Kaiserslautern,
and the 29th Infantry in the Bre-
men cnClaVc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
DECORATED
CPL. CARL GRANT FosTEF

CPL. CARL GRANT FOSTER,
20. engineers awarded Bronze
Star Feb. 26 in Germany, previ-
ously awarded Purple Heart for
wounds received June 6, 1914, in
France: Holy Rosary graduate
in service March l943, overseas
November, 1913 son of Mrs. Mar
Caret Foster. $500 Dexter.
SECOND 1T. JOSEPH GENO-
NESI. "a. inf try. awarded
Bronze Star and Silver Star IN
Germany; previously award d
Purple Heart-tor wounds received
Dec. Is. 1914; Eastern graduate;
Michigan Die Casting employe; in
service December, 1912. overseas
September, 1914 wife. Rose, one
child. 1886 Parker.
CAPT. ARTHUR r.. MATHEWS,
tank battalion, awarded Bronze
Star Tor herosm in Belgium: for.
mer youth leader al ST, Paul'S
Cathedral. nephew OF George G.
Mathews. 3245 Columbus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
. DIVISIONS IN TYRoL

Five divisions which will hold
part Of the Sudetenland border
area of CzeCho-Slovakia and in a
small part of Bohemia are the
18th Infantry near Husenetz:; the
oath Infantry near Schuttenhofen;
the Eighth armored near Moor
Zan: the 10Th Armored al TaShau
and the 18th a Fikenu
The l.. S. Third Army's 103rd
Infantry Division located near
Innsbruck controls The western
Tyrol and the AID Infantry the
eastern Tyrol.
The 10th Arn1oTed Division is
~ Weilheim, the S0th Infantry
near kaufbeuren. the 45th In
fantry near Dachau. the 14th
armored near Wasseburg, the 20th
Armored near Traunstein. and the
t0lSt Airborne at SalZburg.
.1fftt1P-ttth-Armored- is-ir--tirc
southern half of Oberdonau and
the e5th Infantry in the northern
half
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Pig Crop


LANSING, June 25-Michigan's
fal pig crop will be is per cent
greater than in 1914, the federal
state cooperative crop reporting
service predicted today.
The service said a definite up
ward trend in pig production had
been noted in the state. The spring
crop Of pigs was estimated at GIT
head. the smallest since 1888. but
the fall crop is expected to exceed
754 900 head. which will be greater
than any other year. except 1912
and 1913.
1t was reported that strong
demand for feeder hogs IN the
l3lnIeEand- -Spring-thiS- year--haS
encouraged farmers 10 increase
fall farrowingS.
The service said il was indicated
that 112OO0 SowS will be farrowed
between June / and Dec l, which
Will be ID per cent increase over
lq4j
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Upgrade Draws
$1,000 u. s. Fine

The HyCradc Food Products Co.
2S0l Michigan, today was fined
$1,000 for contempt OF federal
court and al the same time TEN.
porarily restrained from paying
over the ceiling prices for cattle.
The fine was administered bv
Federal Court Judge Edward J.
Molnet after the company was
found guilty Of selling pork with
more than one-half inch Of fat on
II, IN defiance Of an August. 1914.
federal court order.
MeiHet issued the restraining
order on cattle until a hearing can
he held after the OPA contended
the company paid $34 .272 over the
ceiling price during February and
March
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
RutciIcrcfte
Admits Slap

A butcherettc in a chain
grocery who Siappcc a customer
when She tried to buy meat out
OF turn IN line Of 500 shoppers,
pleaded guilty 10 assault and bat
tery before recorders Judge Cor
don today She VIII he sentenced
July 5. N. IS.
The woman. Mrs. Kristen Ter
bell. IS. OF 90 StimSon. admitted
that she slapped Mrs. Katherine
Krauzen. s.. Of 4099 Montgomery.
in store at Grand River and
Arcadia on June 9, when an argu-
ment arose as the result OF Mrs.
krauzcns alleged attempt TO buy
out of turn. She then quit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
4 Youth Admit
Mason Safe Theft

la SIN c. June 25-Fmr
youths OF the Detroit area were
in the county jail today awaiting
sentence. after pleading guilty in
circuit court. 10 burGlarizing a
Mason business establishment.
They are Ferris DcLoy is;
Emery Walker. Is, Gerald o
Tucker. Il. all Of Hazel Park. and
Harry Crates. rs. Of Detroit.
State police said the youths con-
fesSed To burGlarizlng and carry
ing away p safe from the Office OF
the Lansing Ice and Fuel Co. Al
Mason, from which they obtained
$3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
End 10 War Controls
Before House Group

WASHINGTON. juno 25 tINS)
The House postwar planning
committee tomorrow will hear
Eric Johnston, president of the
l.. s. Chamber Of Commerce, dis
CuSS the release of wartime con-
trolls over industry.
Rep. Colmer- lDl of Mississippi.
committee chairman. disclosed
that OPA Director Chester
Bowles and Assistant Secretary
OF State William Clayton would
also testify
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Lest We Forget
Detroit Heroes

a soldier Of the memorable
Black Hawk Division, previously
listed as missing. has been re-
ported killed in action in Ger
many.
An air force navigator who has
been missing since his crippled
plane wen, down just outside the
Swiss bo.der last July is officially
dead, the only member OF his crew
10 be lost.
An lS- year old infantryman.
never before away from home,
died in the kerama Islands a
month after he left the States.
Other deaths reported 10 the
Times today occun-ed AT Okinawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Banker Loses
for Writ

Francis p Slsttery Grand
Rapids banker, today lost another
round in his complicated and
lengthy legal fight to escape serv-
ing a 60-day jail sentence for
alleged contempt Of the Lansing
one-man grand jury probing legis-
lative graft.
Declaring he couldn't act As a
superior United States Supreme
Court" Federal Court Judge Err
nest A. O'Brien dismissed Slat-
tcry'S petition for release on a
writ of habeas corpus which was
filed after an appeal for review
of the original sentence had been
denied by the L S. Supreme
(
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Detroit Soldier Dies
In Missouri Crash

JOPLIN, Mo. June 25 UNS)-
Ten Servicemen and two civilians
were killed today when the bus
in which they were riding struck
a COW five miles south Of here,
and overturned in ditch. Twenty
eight other passengers were in
jured.
The dead included Pvt. Harold
G. Diebel, l9. of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Colfax: brother, Pfc Thomas
overseas
MACHINIST'S MATE sc
LESTER rDwHRD- -SPONICK,
20. USNR. May /. south Pacific
back on duty. attended CaSs Tech
in service September, 1912; over
seas April. 1914 previously at sea
13 months. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Sponick, Sl40 WiSner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

March 7, Iw o
) m a. preVl-
ouSly wounded
in february al
= a p an A n q
awarded Purple
h 2 art p oS
office euplOye;
in : Q rv z @
NJ arc h. l%3.
q Y o r : = a 3
Fehruary. 1914
son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Mi
K a elian. S545
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Dinner for Gen. Hines

WASHINGTON. June 25 QNSl
Disabled American veterans who
are national service officer
traineeS at American University
will fete Brig. Gen. Frank T.
Hines. retiring veterans admRis-
traitor, at dinner tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
THE DETROIT TIMES c.,
tuesday, June u. le4s

kicked over the heart by a horse
ne had Just dismounted at the
Evergreen Riding Stables, 17l2o
w. Eight Mile, yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
New Arrivals
I'm RatiIeCreek

BATTLE CREEK. June o5-
Ten Michigan war casualties were
included IN arrivals AZ Percy
Jones Hospital Center over the
DETROIT
C0rrorsn PVT John > IeSOs ono
MANNER pc ksN 1904 Enspr
hunAts : set Jerome j.. a16a Ldgtsooo
OtTsTATE
pe-t NJ uefalf- -EEz=HtA--
fsfr' sgt Ret 2 Flint
Clhg1n PFC Lionel ? . Trenton
Eni7arh Pc stephen Freescii
McCafrcy. George J Armada
Pesrssu PVT Arthur ] Fsiryicv
Sagcr. set Clarence A Adnsu
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Thieves Obtain SAT-
In Flint Burgldries

FLINT. June 25-In two bur-
Glaries over the weekend, thieves
obtained S427 and other articles.
Nick'S Place al 420S ~. Saginaw
reported the loss of 1927 from
cash bag J. r. Page OF 923 Lo-
mita complained that his home
was entered and 5000 in cash. a
watch and chain, and other arti-
cIes were stolen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Syrians Attack French

NEW YORK, June . ms -
The BraZZaville Radio reported
that Syrian terrorist gangs had
attacked French garriSons At FIVE
French posts along the TurkO-
SNrian border.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
PFC. HOWARD VI. WARNER

PFC. HOWARD VI. WARNER
JR., 19. Black Hawk Division,
April >, Germany previously re-
ported missing on same date,
Cranbrook graduate; atten d d
University Of Michigan; in service
November. 1912. overseas Febru-
airy, 1915. son OF commissioner Of
the State Corporation and ScCu-
rites Commission grandson Of
the late Fred VI. Warner. COVER
nor Of Michigan leaves two
brothers, Allan NJ and -IIarley- d.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Kicked by Horse,
Rider Is Killed

Robert w. Avery, "a. Of POOLS
died after he was
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
WOUNDED

MARINE PFC. MICKEY MI
Il kAEIIAN 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
SENTENCE STAY GRANTED

Slattery, however. was granted
"A Today STAY OF sentence and de-
fenSe attorney William Henry
Gallagher indicated he would APP
peal O'Briens ruling 20 the L. s.
circuit court Of appeals. Thus
the case could conceivably 90 to
the Supreme Court again.
Siattery was sentenced for con-
tempt in November by Circuit
Court Judge Leland S. Carr, the
one-msn grand Jury. who was in
court today. Carr asserted al the
time that Slattery refused 10
answer pertinent qucS ti0nS in con-
ncction with alleged legislation
graft on the anti-chain banking
bill. Some legislators were in
dicted IN connection with the bill.
3 DAYS SERVED
Arguing against granting of the
writ today, special grand jury
prosecutor Kim Sigler asserted
that Gallagher sought access 10
secret grand jury records. Sigler
asserted another Indictment in
connection with the bank bill is
pending and that revelation OF
secret records would spoil the case.
In two-hour argument. Gal
iHEhcr contendcd that Slattery's
c1vTi rights had been violated by
Carr He insisted that his clients
had answered the question asked
SiFfef- and the one man grand
Jury
Slatterv has served FIVE days OF
-rtTr titt-rfEy SrrTp1Ce-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
DEAD
SECONDIT II ALE

SECOND 1T. 4. X. ALLEN, "a.
air force navigator. July 49, 1914,
lost just outside Swiss border
after plane had sustained anti
aircraft ire over Munich. previ-
ously reported missing on same
date; had been employed as ac-
COuntant al Charles X Harris
Co, leaves Wffr Barbara. daugh-
ter Patricia Dawn. mother and
one sister
MARINE PVT. JAMES NAL
COLIN MCGUIRE, 1S, May IL,
q Okinaw wa; Lincoln Park High
graduate, m service April, 1914
overseas September. 1914; leayes
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
CURE, 14S5 COLLEGE. Lincoln Park,
two brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

OutState casualties announced
by the war department today in
clude four dead and two wounded.
Naval casualties for the out
state area total six dead, three
wounded and one missing.
In all cases the next OF kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed Of any change In status.
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARtA
BRADY WALTER c.. PVT son ~ Mrs.
heys smith. OSossu
wELTER VERNON T.. PVT -huioand Of
Ms Pauline Weiter. Flint
PACIFIC ARIA
-EAPRfS FCBERT c. scr RuSosud q
Mis- Esther Harris, Belding
HATHER HOWARD " IST 1T -HlS
band u nu Dorothy Maihef 81 Jofepn
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC AREA
pu1V- CHARLES JR PFC Suu of
mrs Lrtns BALDWIN Benton H'1S'.
woopAlL. JAMES \ PFC --suu % Ms
Leuus WOodan, saugstuck
NAVY DEAD
KERNsrocK HAROLD JOIN PIC
USnCR-M Mother Mn Anns Kernstock Bay
Ciy
MUNRO DONALD CAMERON cpl.
USMCR-MI and Nj NathAnlel Munro,
Hartford
NEmYCER. RICHARD EEiTH cpl.
Us@CE--Farents M and Ma In-ePn htms'
oes, Cspac
SINGLE lpitv Ht,EEPT : e itsf!p--
Parents Nj and Ma Roliln single, ssuit
ste. Marie
WERLICH DANIEL Carl. PIC NSMCR-
Psfents. hr. and Nh, car Werlich Holy'
YOUNG. John MARVIN PVT UsMCR
PArenlA Ml-And hza--IaAG - - -NnaaF Ma
quette.
NAVY WOUNDED
HI,IL-nAvIp- Carl & tsNR-
Mother mrt Tina Loyeiess, Cadillac
PLESCHER. HAROLD J.. PHARMACISTS
A&FE : q HShf-FsTsHts, NJ ana MA
yonu }. Piescher.- -hasksEon-
TOWNSEND LEWIS JACKSON TORPEDO
NAhs NATE z e. USNR-Fsthef Mics VII
Ism TowBs' nd. MarkhAn
NAVY MISSING
NELSON HOWAPD DALE FIRE CONTROL
Man O.. U@SP-Fs,nel Erwin Nelson. one
IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26


SHALL PALACH, 20. MAY !.
Okinaws: previously v on n q 2 d
Sept u Al PalaH ami awarded
Purple Heart: attende d St
Thomas: Chrysler empioye. in
-xrrvICe February, 1913. overseas
December, l943; leaves mother.
Mrs. Mary Palach. 7430 Marcus
brother, Pvt Eart, orr other
brother.
PVT. HARRY J. SEARS. IS. in
fantry, March 30, kerama Islands
ST. Francis dc Sales graduate,
kroger Baking employe; in serN-
ice August. 1914, overseas March
IglS,-aa!S-ehiiA- 1T AIRS -ii-iett Z r
Sears, 1860 Cloyerlawn; memorial
mass, 8 a. m Friday. July r. St.
Francs de Safes Church. F,cnkctt
near Wyoming.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
YANKS TO MOVE OUT

Scheduled 10 move out Of the
strip of central Germany now
held BY the Americans but 10 be
occupied by the Russians are the
l02d infantry in the Gotha area,
the Sixth Armored near Weimar.
the 30th infantry near Saalheld
and the 18th infantry near Gera,
Fifth Armorcd ~ Halle and 69th
infantry near Leipzig
The prospective shifts Of Amer
-tean- Units disclosed by
Stars and Stripes dispatch from
the Twelfth Army Group area. II
listed the location of ~ u. S.
divisions in Germany, Austria and
Czecho-S -Slovakia.
Ten divisions have been selected
for the permanent occupation of
& Q rmany and Semipermanent
occupation of Austria Each di-
vision controls one German land
kreiS." roughly equivalent to q
county.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
10 Divisions
Stay in Reich

PARIS, June 3 CUP)-The
location Of the AZ American army
divisions. which constitute the
Il. S occupational forces in
Germany, Austria and Czecho-
Slovakia. were revealed today.
The American SD Airborne
Division Will be transferred soon
from France 10 Berlin. whore II
has been assigned As part of the
permanent occupation force in
Berlin.
The SD will relieve the Second
Armored Division, now in the
Halle area, which may move into
the Berlin district 20 take over
the American part OF occupation
duties until the SD arrives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
ARMY WOUNDED

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
NAVY WOUNDED

NELSON. HOWAeD DALE FIRE CONTROL
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