Anzac Troops Land Deepen Holds on Brunei Bay
Australian Ninth Division troops rapidly exploited landings on Brunei Bay and moved toward Seria oil fields within 40 miles amid light Japanese opposition. U S Seventh Fleet aided, with Navy and air bombardments, as 25 000 American personnel participated and Brooke ton and Victoria were seized.
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Associated Press
Ninth Division
British Borneo
Brunei Bay Fleet
Seria
U. S
Seventh Fleet
MacArthur
Borneo
Forrest B. Royal
Brooketon
Maura
Labuan
Victoria
Brunnei
Brunei
Tokyo
Home Islands
China
Lihan
Liuchan
Chungking
Chung-Chingfu
Indo- China
Japan
Jima
Okinawa
Navy Department
Longshaw
Drexler
Bates
Compromise on Tax Shares Faces House Standstill
Ohio legislators debated sales tax revenue boosts amid a split House vote 72 to 46 against revenue-raising amendments. A conference committee will seek a compromise near 16 million dollars as Gov. Lausche urged a balanced financial plan amid regional funding pressures.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Messare
Frank J. Lausche
Robert R. Shaw
Franklin
Rober L. Moulton
Crawford
Bricker
William O'Neil CB
Washington
Ohio
Learn ONE POUND 4 WEEK HAMILTON UP
Freg Stitsin Ber secretary of the Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association said yesterday that meat received by retailers in May averaged less than one pound per week for each resident.
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Hamilton
Freg Stitsin- Ber
Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
7th Loan Box Score Summary
Box score details list multiple towns and cities such as Ames Athens Bern Carthage Dover Lodi Rome Troy Waterloo York and Athens City with various dollar figures and totals reflecting loan amounts and sales. The data appears as a compilation of financial amounts across locations with a final total of 31,016,000.00 and 439,611.66 in ME Coat Sold.
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Alexander
Ames
Athens
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Athens City
Nelsonville
VFW Probers Probe Conditions At Hospitals
Washington report from VFW investigators finds sickening violence in a Northport VA hospital and cites 47 percent of veterans hospitals with inadequate care. The groups fault VA management, note shortages of doctors and beds, and urge more construction while noting some facilities perform well.
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Washington
Veterans Hospital
Northport
L. I
House Veterans Committee
Veterans Administration
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans Hospitals
VFW
Dayton
Ohio
Chillicothe
Three Killed Four Hurt In Head-On Auto Crash Near Mount Vernon
A head-on collision 11 miles south of Mount Vernon on Route 13 killed Leet Bell 54 his mother Eunice Bell 75 and Jesse James May 29 all Utica residents. Four others were injured including Dixie Lee Heil 6 in critical condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Mount Vernon
Bell
Eunice Bell
Jesse James May
Here
Utica
Dixie Lee Heil
Critcal
Mercy
Veto Voting Expected To Get Approval At UN
In San Francisco AP reporting the United Nations debate on the big power veto nears a vote. The proposed veto formula requires US Russia Britain China and France to concur for steps toward peace. Some nations oppose the concurrent veto on peaceful settlements while not challenging use of force. The UN Charter work proceeds with midafternoon meetings to finalize arrangements for enforcement and peace measures. A regional defense plan under the security system commission aims to provide collective protection if the council fails.
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San Francisco
United Nations
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
World Security Council
United Nations Conference Committee
Council
Security Council
Social ‘and Economic Council
High School Boy Dies In Fall From Cliff
A Lorain High School student, 16 or 17, Stanley Powlaly, died after falling from an 80 foot cliff at Crystal Beach Vermilion. Rose Ann Boyle, 17, from Elyria, was injured when both slipped from the edge while walking near Lake Erie.
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Lorain
Stanley Powlaly
Rose Ann Boyle
Elyria
Lakerie
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Reprimand for Taking Machine Guns in Lima
Captain Harold H Morrison of Ohio State Guard at Lima faces an official reprimand before Adjutant General Donald F Pancoast for removing sub machine guns from an armory to the Ohio Steel Foundry plant during a strike. The weapons, taken against guard rules, were returned by order of the adjutant general. Morrison commands Company H Fourth Infantry and heads the plant guards.
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Columbus
Harold H. Morrison
Ohio State Guard
Lima
Donald F. Pancoast
Ohio Steel Foundry Company
Pancoast
Morrison
Fourth Infantry
General Ike Receives London's Highest Honor
London honors General Eisenhower with the honorary freedom of the city as crowds line the route from Temple Bar to the Guild Hall. Eisenhower, escorted by bays, arrived from Frankfort and plans to visit Washington before returning to Europe. He told reporters that Russia Britain and the United States aim to prevent Germany from waging war again and that Russians are very friendly.
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London
Eisenhower
Empire
Temple Bar
Guild Hall
Frankfort
Washington
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Canada Returns King's Government to Office
Ottawa confirms King returns to power with a slim Liberal majority in the House of Commons aided by eight Independent Liberals from Quebec. Early results rely on civilian votes and ten-day delays for service ballots may alter totals. Unemployment claims in Ohio rise 24 percent in May per Charles H. Jones of the state bureau.
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Ottawa
UPI
W. L. Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Quebec
Columbus
Charles H. Jones
Ohio Bureau of
Scouts Rescue Family Of Four From Lake Milton
Three Boy Scouts in a cabin cruiser rescued Mr and Mrs Frank E Cavenier and two children from Lake Milton Sunday. The scouts Jack ONeill 13 Thomas Reedy 14 and Dick Riley 13 spotted figures on a raft then approached to save the family all four were pulled from the water without injury by the youthsnear Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Lake Milton
Frank E. Cavenier
Youngs
Jack O'Neill
Thomas Reedy
Dick Riley
Railroad brakeman killed in coal car accident
Coroner A F Sarver of Darke County reports Joseph R. Swearengin age 26 of Delaware died yesterday after falling from a coal car under a moving train. The incident occurred on the railroad line near Greenville. Swearengin was a brakeman employed by the railroad company.
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Greenville
A. F Sarver
Darke County
Joseph R. Swearengin
Delaware
Charge Nazis With Starving Slaves Babies IN GERMANY
American army medical men found German records in Fallersleben showing 350 infants died in a nursery run as a house of death. Newborns were taken from mothers days after birth and left to die. A German farmer was paid twenty five cents to bury them in mass graves as mothers returned to work.
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Germany
Reich
Fallers- Jeben
Polish Regime To Be Altered
London reports say a mission to reorganize the Polish Provisional government will meet in Moscow with Warsaw officials and exiles. Big Three reportedly reached a basis of understanding on Poland and Mikolajczyk may be invited to discuss reorganization. A Moscow source notes US and Britain align with Stalin on a Soviet sponsored nucleus for a reformed Polish administration.
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London
Moscow
Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Foxter
United States
Britain
Stalin
Fire Flare Delays Mine Death Search in Powhatan
A revived blaze interrupted the effort to recover the remaining two bodies from last summer’s mine fire that killed 66. Sixty four bodies had been removed, with three more found last night as smoke returned from the entry where the fire began. Air renewed by reopening the entry last November fed the smouldering coal into flame.
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Powhatan
Canning Sugar Ration Set At Eight Pounds Per Person
Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky and West Virginia will receive an average of eight pounds for home canning starting next Monday as the War Food Administration ends a two week suspension. The regional OPA administrator says the region’s quota was cut by 34 million pounds from the 1944 allotment, with issuance this year at 54 million pounds. He notes an apparent 100 percent rise in applications, exceeding the quota by 25 million pounds, prompting the drastic reduction to prevent shortages. Local boards will adjust district quotas based on fruit and sugar availability and local needs.
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Central
Western Pacific
Yaegu-Dake
Seventh
184Th
96Th Division
Yasiu
Oroku Peninsula
Sixth Marine Division
Naha Airfield
Naha Harbor
Yaeju-Dake
Guam J
Okinawa
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kenucky
West Virginia
Birkett L. Williams
OPA
War Food Administration
Columbus
Newark
Kentucky
Wiliams
Frank S. Luckyroo
August F. Warner
Dlicant
Narbouns
U.S. Army
Williams
Pilot and Three Passengers Escape Plane Crash Fort Thomas
A Stinson plane bound from Lunken Airport crashed in Fort Thomas Kentucky, skidding along a street with homes before overturning twice, then exploding in a vacant lot. The pilot and three passengers survived and told their account today.
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Cincinnati
Stinson
Fort Thomas
Lunken
Ohio GAR elects 98 year old John Grate state commander
At Columbus the Ohio Grand Army of the Republic elected John Grate aged 98 as state commander at the closing encampment. He serves as commander of the Alliance post. Other officers named include Jenna R. Bennett of Waynesfield as adjutant and quartermaster and Lila Lucas of Columbus as department secretary, a post she has held for 26 years.
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Columbus
John Grate
Atwater
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic
Alliance
Jenna R. Bennett
Waynesfield
Lila Lucas
Steeb to Retire Columbus
Carl E. Steele, longtime business manager of Ohio State University for 35 years, will retire June 30, as announced by President Howard L. Bevis. The decision marks the end of a lengthy era in OSU administration.
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Bristol, Tenn
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Smithfield
Philippines
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Cagayan Valley
Leyte
Rummell
Columbus — i
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
L. L. Burmmell
Guam
Tokyo Radio
Natn Lue Joding
U.S
10Th Army
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Tenth Army
Buckner
al Copking
Naha
Chine
AmikuEi
Dowokus
Shichina
Ishin
Wkoradere
Mekai
Tashike
Soshiki
Nagusuk
Ssuku
Wsuku
Joo Island
Miles
William H. Deddens
H. Hamilton
George H. Kirkpatrick
Knox
L. H. Myers
Allen
Benjamin F. Turner
Meigs
Tom W. Jones
Liquor Control Committee
George G. Shurtz
Coshocton
State Supreme Court
Columbus Neil House
State Board of Liquor
Shurtz
Hildebrand
John Mitchel
The
Anti- Saloon League
Ike
Brunei Bay
Palawan
BOR
Aling Baling
Douglas MacArthur
Labuan Island
Canada
Yontan
Scouts
Lake
GAR
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