Plane talk and flowers from the British Columbia trip
A travel note recalls an early morning in Vancouver and British Columbia. The writer describes taxi drivers, a local obsession with gardening on Mortgage Hill, and observations on English manners and Canadian life. A Chicago native shares whiskey tales and border banter with hotel staff amid wartime rationing.
Market Wrap a Mixed Session for Dow Jones and Chicago Livestock
Dow Jones averages show gains led by utilities and rail issues as at market close. Chicago Livestock report details hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges for each category and shifts from prior levels.
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Merrill Lynch
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Mrs Minerva Holt Dies in Hospital in Amarillo
Mrs. Minerva V. Holt 81 died this morning in a local hospital. A resident of Amarillo for 38 years she lived at 504 North Johnson. Survived by two daughters Mrs D W Wade Oklahoma City and Mrs 8 L Thrash Mountain Park Okla and 10 grandchildren with names including George Mc Carthy Amarillo and O J Holt Los Angeles. Body at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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North Johnson
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Oklahoma City
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Mountain Park
Okla
George McCarthy
O. J. Holt
Los Angeles
Cal
J. I. Holt
United States Army
J. D. Patterson
Jay
S. L. Thrash
Santa Cruz
H. G. O'Brian
Geraldine McMillan
D. L. Thrash
Alvis Thrash
Laverne Winnett
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Man with a signature on all boxes cars becomes railroad legend
A Texas man known for a trick signature, J. B. King, signed his name on boxcars and water tanks across the country. Rail workers joined him, a national magazine noted and the Palestine Herald identified him as residing in Palestine. He retired after 50 years in rail work.
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Palestine
Okinawa campaign toll and Far East actions recap
U S forces push on Okinawa cutting enemy to about 10 000 on Hara Kiri plateau and seize Yuza Hill as 96th Infantry clears flanks. Allied forces report 12 756 Japanese killed, 80 459 total dead, and 1 680 prisoners, with Luzon gains and Liuchow advances. Australian reports note Tarakan and Balikpapan actions as bombers strike and Japanese leaflets push.
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U. S
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Philippines
Liuchow
Key Southeast
China Transportation Center
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Borneo
Brunei
Tourong
Tarakan
Miri
Seria
Balikpapan
Burma
Southeast Asia
Bangkok- Singapore
Canadians and Australians Loyal to Empire Says Editor
The author argues Canadians and Australians are loyal to the British empire, shaping their governance and trade. He claims Canadians pay no taxes to Britain aside from the high court, elect their own leaders, and that English and Canadian ties reflect strength in global diplomacy.
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British Isles
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Slow but Steady
Livestock market in Kansas City reports cattle sales: salable 11 000, total 14 000. calves 1 200 salable, 1 600 total. Slaughter steers and yearlings steady but slow. cows steady. bulls draggy. Hogs active and steady. sheep salable 10 000, total 12 000, killing classes steady with good and choice clipped lambs quoted at 15.25 to 15.75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
Unnamed travelers head to Battle Lake after airport ride
A telephone update notes the group will depart for the airport. They will travel to Battle Lake. The text recalls the longest heavyweight title bout Willard versus Johnson in Havana on April 5 1915 with Willard winning by knockout in the 26th round.
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Jack Johnson
Havana
Willard
Johnson
Greek Leftist Leader Killed in Encounter With Guards
In northwestern Greece Aris Velouhiotis alias Athanassios Claras a Leftist leader of ELAS was killed today in an encounter with National Guards. ELAS acted as the armed guard of the left wing ELAM group.
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Aris Velouhiotis
Athanassios Claras
ELAS
Greece
ELAM
Polish emigre leaders defend actions in Moscow trial
Okulicki and Sosnakowski charged with plotting to preserve weapons and stations for resisting the Red Army. Jasiukowicz testified admitting to sending misleading information to Britain and taking part in an underground ministry in Moscow, denying killings of Russian officers.
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Okulicki
Sosnakowski
Poland
London
Jasiukowicz
Eisenhower Sees United Nations Keeping Peace
The remarks highlight optimism that Allied unity, mutual consideration, and a strong United Nations can resolve postwar peace issues and sustain the effort to defeat the former war machine.
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Europe
United Nations
Second World War Air Raids Hit Multiple Japanese Targets
Allied air forces struck Yokkaichi and Omota in their first raids on those targets while smaller planes disabled 30 Japanese ships, including five cargo vessels. Smoke rose over Hamamatsu and damage was admitted in all four cities as B 29s faced heat from large fires.
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Yokkaichi
Hamamatsu
Tokyo
Omota
Japan
Okinawa
U. S
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