Victories England Has Gone Forever and Labor Rise
Associated Press analyst notes Churchill’s defeat as Britain shifts after the Potsdam ultimatum. Clement Attlee rises as prime minister guiding Labour toward nationalizing major industries and reforming imperial traditions while keeping foreign policy stability. Limehouse constituency returns Attlee to Parliament.
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Winston Churchill
Potsdam
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Britain
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Clement Attlee
Churchill
Attlee
England
Labor
Labor Party
Great Britain
Bank of England
Queen Victoria
Whiteway No 2 Grocery Serves Downtown San Jacinto
Whiteway Food Store No 2 at 302 West Sixth Street attracts downtown shoppers and San Jacinto residents and draws a large tourist trade via Highway 66. The store says this traffic supports a larger stock of fine groceries vegetables fruits and meat.
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Claude Millsap
Whiteway Food Store
West Sixth Street
Gerald Wiggins
Houck
Whiteway Food Store No
San Jacinto
Whiteway No. 2
Whiteway
Ohio man released on bond in Beaumont bomb case
U. S. District Attorney Steve M. King said Maurice Knapp 34 year old blind Ohio war worker has been released on 10000 bond at Hattiesburg Mississippi. The case will be acted upon in the fall term of federal court here. Knapp was arrested in Hattiesburg after delivery through the mails of a bomb charged with shotgun shells intended for Doris Peveto 19.
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Doris Peveto
Cruiser Santa Fe Survives 42 Raids Without Loss of Man
The light cruiser Santa Fe completed a 221000 mile frontline tour, the war’s longest for a major naval unit, enduring 42 air strikes 12 shore bombardments and four surface actions over 25 months. She sank seven Japanese ships and downed as many enemy planes without losing a man or taking serious battle damage.
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Washington
Santa Fe
Navy
Santa Fe Net Income Surges in June 1945
The Santa Fe reports June 1945 net operating income of $6,018,689, rising by $1,457,011 from June 1944. Gross system revenue reached $52,652,566, up $7,652,756 year over year while operating expenses totaled $29,089,854, up $3,862,981. Rail tax accruals were $16,256,762, an increase of $1,451,286 from June 1944.
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Santa Fe
F. G. Gurley
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