European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 20, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse Pages Coal production lag retards Road repairs the stars and stripes Bureau of Black binding materials for the re the stars and strip1s army Case unprepared july or the British control for Germany an germans Are employed in the Coal mines and an additional workers needed it was Black binding tar and Are a byproduct of the reason for the labor shortage was attributed to the fact that min ing is not a popular occupation and has been decreasingly so since 19cw in Germany and throughout the to gain new workers for the the British advanced the plan of giving Coal miners first priority on increases in food rations and the Opportunity Purchase consumer goods and attain better the Chance to consumer goods was cited As the greatest inducement to workers but was admitted that the Low Coal Omegus paper laches out at scribes Dur prosecutor admits Jodl appears in unjust claims counsel the my stars and stripes Bureau Harold r it was am production was in for the Lack of consumer necessities toeing distribution of materials the British stated that Black binding materials will be throughout All four occupation zones when they said was now being distributed on the tads of 18 per cent to the american 4 per cent to the French 2 it per cent to per cent to the Briti Sti zone and 25 per cent for by Arthur Noyes staff writer july news paper columnists were publicly censured today in the official Omegus the As questionable sources for news and editorials in German news Aarthur chief of the Omegus press control was quoted As saying that Many German publishers Are not yet familiar with the practices of american columnists who do not base their state Mats no verified factual Eggleston must today and Jato vol is Toneu if inc text Rich toc Vav unravelling the complicated Pedu Unity Talmadge terms Victory thing for Eggleston must Small men Ana Maii learn How to distinguish Between worked without fear or Hope of re stable news items and the so Euvard for the former governor s elec articles of but one of the greatest con i 19 Talmadge after being Nom governor of Georgia in a Victory statement said negroes of will get along All negroes their Only trouble has been listening to communistic from outside the the friends of the negroes in Georgia Are Southern White men and most negroes know Talmadge Victory was due to Small men and Small women who july 19 aph the International military tribunal heard a plea today that Alfred Jodl appeared in a wrong Light because of the company with which he was surrounded in the prisoners jowls Franz denied that Jodl participated in any conspiracy the son and grandson of an he was forbidden by wehrmacht Law and i by tradition from engaging m Pou tics earlier Fritz the nazi labor had ended Lus summing up with the argument to the Boss of work he used Only russian prisoners in armament because the russians did had the Sanction of the Steht government to draft French labor for the Mui of the British they is used in the production of Ete Erand Power which is exported toll occupation no quota is located to the soviet zone since of the russians Trade Brown Coal Black with the for Hunt continues for editorial based on column the observer listed the Gern Dematei Dana an the associated press and United press As reliable news sources now available to the German was prompted by a j Wie Badener in Europe out unc greatest tribute on to our Victory was Atlanta newspapers who tried to make out he personally believed that an Appeal to the russians by Mcnarney or Secretary of state american officers missing for 15 Days tors and greatest charlatans on it overdid race relations orderly with the Way opened to polls for them by Federal court an estimated negroes exercised their franchise in they lined up for hours and patiently awaited their sated sat the Kurrier printed Omi Nous conversations in the Kremlin with various unnamed diplomats tory the Federal courts established and some rather pessimistic con delusions the according to the a sponsored was not based on but on in was no Side information printed in column in the european of the new York the negro whose Vic uie Federal courts established As a precedent for negro voting i White primaries was the first of his race to cast a ballot in his Home precinct in relations Between the races were at most polls separate lines were owners by the the investigator is a member of the Hurt nil investigation division of army Provost marshal s he a leading role in the Learned that of Eastern Europe regarding Evel diplomatic discussions at mos p the Omegus paper son killed in bomb blast penicillin continued from Page 1 the military red Cross league will move to Paris july 19 baffled a Crew in this Mother lode Gold country victims of the blast were Richard and his hey were killed yesterday Wenthe father opened an old style Valise which found under a the bomb went off in front of the building housing the Telephone sex chinse Post office and circulating penicillin Racket to build up huge Mark nest eggs to assure them and their Fraulein wives a comfortable life while they sweated out the Ger Man american marriage the chief investigator in the Case the Fraulein in both cases have been and an order for the apprehension of the a Soldier who is now in the has investigators All three groups used the same method to get their Stock of the precious they had purchases made for them in the United states and shipped to them through the army postal Peron vows to Back Iowa starts sed Buenos july 19 the influential newspaper Laprensa published extracts today from a speech by president Juan Peron that the possibility of a third world War must be taken into con and hinting that Argen Tina will Side with the United states if that la Prensa report referring to the third world War was not printed by other no official copy of persons speech was 1s5thenewspaper said the president discussed the possibility the world will see a new in the face of such a he expressed the opinion it would be necessary to be properly to take sides immediately on the Start of any War which affects our and not As in the War just in this respect the chief executive reiterated the pan american ship ments of his government and its desire to stand with other nations of the especially with the United states of Church ills son will testify for Flandin in treason Tea Paris july 19 up the of Justice announced Here sat among witnesses called for the Stettin weeks Coua oration 1 v Blaze hits u8fet mess Hall the stars and stripes Bureau july today destroyed a Section of a head quarters command motor Pool mess in Frankfurt with an estimated damage of Usset head quarters command casualties were reported and Sam that the doctor firemen of the 1653rd Utility admitted Selling the penicillin to the checked the flames before the Wirroh i to adjacent German but claimed it was a Legal transaction because he purchased the drug in the investigators pointed out that it was illegal to ship drugs of through mail further penicillin sales Are still sup posed to be break of the 3rd will return to As Active unit on a status r seethe proposal was the governors also adopted a res customs 2nd division vets Convene july 19 the second association world War i and ii began 2 annual convention continued from Page 1 Only two other infantry in the it the 1st and the rebuilding of the in the zone of Interior will await developments of sedation g3 sex plating that a trained cadre would Besai stained As part of Reserve a handful of veterans on duty m bad Wil Dungen and cps of the Fath and 30th who embarked with the Rock of the Marne Divi Sion Early in were on hand to sad of the 38 congressional medals of Honor awarded to their buddies in the 3rd Dunn the p War and wearing the first pre station Ever awarded these Mer 431 Days of Comba Blue and White striped passed in Sicily Germany and months departure will Mark from toe germans the outta its Rock of the Marne title resisting attack on the Marne River line in 1918 and was Ater deactivated and remained Only on a until the emergency Days prior when word that the 3rd was scheduled to be deactivated in Ger Many on july 30 was received m the us and in survivors of the heaviest casualty list of any Divi in the War appealed the recon mindful of the tradition they were successful in their Effort to rest the 3rd on the regular army list
