Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1945 — Page 7

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Hugh Baker Named | Hee Control Head il liilliim’.h |).< 11 (UP) — 11 i-i 1 Bak.;. Indianapolis, toil «’de I K 'lllll tu I' Kunkel ini" < it.oi executive for the 1.1 liana diftli j. t ()|',\ Baker lias served the district DPA i ■ June 1942. win n he ».-. .ipp-dnietl chief niti-mlng attorn, y il. berime chief price att rn- .• in laniiiiry, 1'.«44 Trade .n a Good Town — Oecatur

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50 Ships Scheduled To Reach Port Today Over 34,600 Troops Slated To Arrive By United Press Fifty ships were scheduled to dock at east and west coast ports today with more than 34,600 troops hue at Boston Howard Belly -572 troops (de-i layed from yesterday). Westerly Victory—l,so9 troops I fdelnycd from yesterday). Vassar Victory—l.soo troopafde j lay d from yesterday) Imo at San Diego: Destroyer Transports Barbara.! Kane and Bassett—s 26 navy and coastguard personnel. Due at Reattle: '. Columbia— 438 troops, including the Hird port company. Due nt Newport News. Vs.: Jonathan Grout- 55S troops (d> • I layed from yesterday). Biaiker T. Washington — si<’ troops, including the 193rd. 416th and 57oth port companies. Joseph Hollisler—sNt troops. Including the rear detachment of llie 271 b .valuation hospital; service company of the 318th Infantry regiment; and companies G and If of tlie 314th Infantry regiment Hunter 472 troops (delayed from yesterday> Stalker 514 troop t<|. layed fnnn yesterday) Due at New York: Iteverily Johnson 5»« troops J (delayed froyi yesterday). Tabitha Brown ,')>7 troops, in- | ■ Imling the 450th bomb squadron; and the 73Mh field artillery lialtal- ' ion Croaan 1.23''. troops, including Hi’ 7a<>lli tank battalion, a detach tnent of the 713th military police battalion; a detachment of the 2G!'th engineer C battalion; 26 W;u s, and some nurses. Samuel Ashe 558 troops, ini hiding tin- 200th field artillery .battalion and two Wavs chai’es Aycock 632 troops.

• including the 738th field artillery battalion; a detachment of the Is'hli bomb squadron and a detachment of the 170th general hospital. Borinquen 1.303 troops, including h adquarters and headquarters detachment of the 313th ordnance battalion; headquarters and liehdquarter* ba'tery, 79th division art tilery; companies II <; M and I. of the 313th infantry regiment and i the 79th signal company. John Howland •• 582 troops, in- ' eluding th 280th ordnance main taineme company; 312th ordnance company: headquarters and head quarters battery of the 47th AAA ' brigade • --— 0 Additional Mail To Aleutian Area • Additional mail destined for IPO 729 in the Aleutian area may be went without a request up to one parcel per person, because of | the loss in s violent storm of the i bulk of ChrMtmaH mail destined for that A I’o. according to a bulletin recently received at the p<>-' office. This additional mail must be pres- nted for mailing before beceinber 20. The postofficu department la making every effort to , get tills mail to th<> APO by Christ man. The mall which was lost originated in the Christmas mailing period for overseas parci's from September la to October 15. j A new oil shale research and dovelopm nt laboratory at Lara j min. Wyo, to Im; built for the I’. H. bureau of mines, will cost 1534.000. Truth in truth to the md of reck oning Rhakespearo

r • * 111 BwF UHL ’■*" K l "w4l . - > I ra3®H e irk-i’ tip wihiißSjfti- wnpwv ! »* ■ .■■■ . " ■"*■——• AMONG the arrivals on the Queen Elizabeth in New York were Second Officer Roberta Leavux, of Washington. and her son. While overscan, she married an Englishman who is now stationed in India. She brought back their son, David Guy, who gives a big smile here for the photographer. (fnterMtienal) i

Discuss College Housing Problem Legion Campus Post Commanders To Meet Indianapolis. Dec. 11—(UP)— Representatives of seven Anu rb Rn Legion Campus Posts meet with nstlonal commander John Rielle today to dlacuas the college housI mg problem facing veterans who 1 desire to continue their education under the G I. bill of rights Stella asked the group for a ; plan of action to solve the unlver slty housing problem. The plan , was to be consider d by the Leg j lon’s national executive committee. which convenes here today in the first of three days of s «s i ions. University posts planning to send representatives to the housing conference IncludedUniversity of Illinois. Post 509. I University of West Virginia. Motin taineer Post 127; Michigan State college. Red Cedar Post 403. Ind iana university, Ernie Pyle Post 247; university of Oklahoma, Post 303; Georgi Tech Post 177, and university of Texas Post 485. Presides Indianapolis, Dec 13 HP) Fred P M Boon. Chhaslia. Okla becomes today the first World War II veteran in history to preside ovi r the governing body of the national American Legion. l-i Boon, 25 year-oid hero of the Bataan death march, will preside over the national executive commute' at a session this afternoon. Hn is the national vice commander of the legion. Ciuiser Speeding To Liberty Ship Rescue New York. De« 13 (I’Pl-Tito light cruiser Honolulu aped t nlav • to the rest ue of the Liberty ship ■ Jceeph Hooker, wallowing in the Atlantic ocean 3(H) ndles oast

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southeast of Nuw York .1 The Hooker whisb flashed dl* i . IfMld !•” yee - rday when j i hoi number thtee hold 'wtan taking water through a crick'd hull, was pumping out the water Just I about a* fasti P flooded In ’’ Aboard were 5«" troop enroute to ’ New York from Marseilles Three H other ships wo;e standing by the area in tho event of the Hook ! er’a pump failed during the night. THE HANGMAN'S nooec, which became as much a Nazi trademark as the swastika during Hit- ' ler a heyday, la prepared now foi Nazi necks Master Sgt. John C. Wood. San Antonio, Tex., official hangman of the ETO. with 92 executions to his credit, Is shown preparing "necklace' for recent hangings and for what he hopes wdl be a neck-stretching Job on > the muster Nazis now on trial In the Paluce of Justice at Nuernberg, Germany. (International)

Vaccine Effective Against Influenza Ann Arbor, Mich, D« c. 13-(U p) The University of Michigan announced 'odsy that si effective; vaecint* against lufiuens. has been j produced by Its school of public | health.

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