Washington column on postwar peace aims and joint policy
A Washington column discusses Allied postwar aims, urging unity in war aims and peace terms. It notes statements by Byrnes, Marshall, and Byrnes allies, the push for joint action, and resistance to separate peace with Germany. It references the Moscow and Yalta era framework and the need for coordinated measures against a victorious axis.
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Irton ES
DIA Washington
Dune
NEA
Herbert Heavens Wares
Wald Geewne U
Ierger Agarviese
Dinuiy
Furwign
Germany
Roman
di Byrnes
Vanderberg
Marshall
Nak
Hinke
Abaides
Devon
Veiga
Sen Artin
Muntonbery
Bnysten
Congress
Truman
Wsis
Policick
Mos Cy
Cermat Sea
Burnce
Dorse
Micotm
U. S
Pepe
Delegates Named To National Boys State Convention
Willay Snyder of Atuegan and Harald of Glendahy joined Hayy State Governor in selecting chief justice of Ve suyreme court. Delegates include Arigane from Bays States, presiding at the national forum in Washington. Leaders and supervisors from many counties attended the session at p.m. and pledged support through the American Legion of LeNit.
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Willay Snyder
Atuegan
Hayy
Harald
Glendahy
Ve Suyreme Court
Arigane
Matinnal Foran of
Bays
Neelings
Washington
Ips
Fed
Tom
Sawyer
Iesnihly
Heya
Gatterman
Ut Soyeod
Meriday
Athendancy
American Legion of LeNit
Japmamaien Beietoo
Unese
Dan Me Garvey
Nedaa Valliant
Pridstein
Dine Shelden
Sehnoly mc Vresvolty
Cocaninn Conmey
Balvitengsheth
Superioy F
Mavinoya County
Thecal
Svoville
Wilsons Sto
Flagstaff
Pulliam
I. Art
Pathways of Old Memories from The Sun filey era page
A murky blast from the past recalls ten years ago events and people in Filey as memories surface from the Filey Sun archive. Mentions Greyghion and Mianate Fane, Webber feather parakeet Agiesi, and several locals like Ernest Burris Lanise Minciuiy and Mick Conor amid year-old notes of dinners and visits.
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Feo
Norktoe Ari
Heights of
Webber Feathoe
Charles
Kingman
Sual Mae
Malann Mok
Ged
Ernest Burris
Lanise Minciuiy
Doe
Gaute
Republicans Blast At Truman Speech
WASTHAGTON June 8 Republicans blasted President Truman during a Kansas City address. They criticized his domestic policies and accused him of misrepresenting GOP positions on key issues.
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Truman
Wasthagton
Truina
Kansas
Foreign Policy Shift Urged Amid Hoover Era Debate
The discourse argues for a complete change in U S foreign policy, urging alignment with a new direction to advance the common objective. It contrasts this with the Hoover administration’s prior set of guidelines and weighs steps toward progress.
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U. S
Farrer
Hoover
Kendrick Mount News of Weddings and Local Notices
A bride and groom are showered with well wishes as Kendrick Mount announces a wedding at Sedgua Sehial Pris on the eighteenth, hosted by Mrs G Thampson, with families visiting in Kendrick Park. Other notes mention fire school work, visitors from Dakota to Mrs Merle Dugas, and surveys for Wowar lines. Local garden and tree care details include grafting efforts to save peach trees from crown gall, and irrigation considerations.
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Isroon
Gavidis Ais Tosephis Thonyson
Billy Gudiix
Mes. G. Thampson
Billy
Jeneye Keith
Kendrick Park
sUanner
Spring Valley
Ranger Suburg
Gilbert
Dakota
Merle Dugas
Praiily
Keith Athe
Nera Bradlee
Sim
Charlie Gadhitz
Dexingo
Colo
Seilona
Phempsor
Lubbock
Max
Wan
UU. Gadd
Charlee
Lelo
Stella May Thompson
Walter Janko
Ynuet
Luntian Enya Bi
Luntian Enya Bi Thinks That Iloc
Aml Mes
Henry Schuerman
Wed Nock
Mog
Liey Gaddis
Sedona
Flagstaff
Schuerang
Buddy Palau
Saloon Keepers Club Becomes Exclusive in Butte
Butte and suburbs host 94 liquor outlets but movement to tighten rules has begun. Reports say 46 permits cast doubt on area operations with several establishments already closing. A local reporter notes spending between 15000 and 36100 on construction and remodels amid regulatory pressure.
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Butte
Mont
Mie
Australia expands powers for quarantine officers
Canberra reports Prime Minister Chifley announced broader authority for quarantine officers to curb travel related public health threats. New measures add infections like smallpox to categories controlled at entry points, aiming to safeguard the dominion.
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Canberra
Avatrolin
Dominion
Minlatar
Joseph
Chifley
Correspondvnts
Specially Trained Guards Recruited For Atom Plants
Denver region to deploy several hundred security inspectors for atom plant protection. Guards will undergo rigorous testing via a Washington advised program to replace soldiers guarding critical nuclear facilities amid wartime.
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Denver
Hie
Sreviedlyy Caine “Cusmande
Wentert
Atomis Alon Ch
Sid He
Washington Iniecruit
Energy Commission
Loy Neike
Gieduil Chingeaver
Immigration drive to Australia for American ex servicemen
Arthur Guldwell announced U S servicemen and their dependents may subsidize fares to migrate to Australia. The Winter for Immigration and International says Australia welcomes migrants and the government supports settlement, saying thousands could settle permanently. Caldwell notes American voters see migrants as a path to Australia’s future and acknowledges aid in defending Australia.
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Fedex
Cnibie
Australia
Caldwell
Manages Cafeteria With 260 Breakfasts At M S F T
Tru man Migle superintendent at Missouri School for the Deaf faced a chaotic breakfast service serving 260 persons. Substitute cooks stepped in as he improvised with sewing thread for pies and other improvised items during a lunchroom incident.
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Bulton
Truman Migle
Missouri School
Tw Deal
Esa Beecome
Atta
Ingle
Brgie
Beckett
Loast
Ferenbiel
Guite
International music festival at Llangaller gathers choirs
American visitors to Llangaller will hear a polyphonic sun wedley of voices as Italian and Dutch choirs join Welsh and other European groups in the first Kilnddd festival of song in Llangaller. Several American choirs have signed up for the traditional competition of poets and minstrels.
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Ilaxggien
Wales
Llangaller
Rockford Truck Operator Faces Big Let Down
The report describes Goorne Pollant of WL-Galt as owner of a trailer left on a Rockford street. While he called for repair, his tractor remained propped on a lawn jack. The incident centers on a damaged trailer and roadside assistance efforts.
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Rockford
Galt
Grand Canyon Streamliner Record Time Reported
The new Streamliner Males train sets a record time on a Chicago to Los Angeles run and marks a four thousand mile plus schedule with a diesel powered fleet. It offers sleeping cars and dining services and will connect the south rim Grand Canyon year round. An eastbound variant will run from Los Angeles to Chicago on a forty three hour schedule.
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Santa Pets
Grand Canyon
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chieu
San Francisco
Veilwig
Enmnelake
Gallaher
Essenger
Feyone
Crim Canyon” Streamliner
Tower research aims at new hybrid plant variety
A fragment notes that scientists expect a new plant variety from hybridization efforts. The process involves crossing different varieties to introduce new traits and improve production, though the text is unclear on specifics.
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Nature
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