Anzac Troops Landed By U S Seventh Fleet In Borneo
Australian Ninth Division troops push southwest toward Seria oil fields after a rapid landings on Brunei Bay. More than 25,000 U S naval personnel aided the operation as Japanese resistance proved light. Brooke ton Maura Labuan Island Victoria Brunnei and Brunei attacked. MacArthur reportedly escaped sniper fire during shore leave.
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Associated Press
Ninth Division
British
Borneo
Brunei Bay Fleet
Seria
U. S
Seventh Fleet
MacArthur
Forrest B. Royal
Brooketon
Maura
Labuan
Victoria
Brunnei
Brunei
Douglas MacArthur
Brunei Bay
Labuan Island
Compromise Expected on Tax Shares
Local governments anticipate an increase in state sales tax revenues from 12 million to near 16 million, not the 18 million approved by the Ohio Senate. The House rejected amendments, sending the measure to conference to craft a compromise while debates over pensions and liquor control measures continue.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Ger
Frank J. Lausche
Robert R. Shaw
Franklin
Rober L. Mouilton
Crawford
Bricker
William O'Neill
Washington
Ohio
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
George H. Kirkpatrick
Knox
Ers
Allen
L. H. Mythe
Benjamin F. Turner
Meigs
Tom W. Jones
Meigss
Geo R
Coshocton
State Supreme Court
Columbus Neil House
State Board of Liquor Control
Shurtz
Jiguor
Hildebrand
Mitchelid
John
Anti- Saloon League
Retail meat supply in May under one pound weekly
Freq Stitsinger secretary of the Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association stated yesterday that retailers in Hamilton received less than one pound of meat per week per resident in May.
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Hamilton
Box score fragment from 7th loan data
Readable lines show mixed numbers and names such as Alexander Ames and Athens with various monetary figures. The text appears as a damaged OCR box score with inconsistent entries and place names, lacking a clear narrative or complete data.
VFW Probers Cite Poor Conditions in Veterans Hospitals
Washington reports by Veterans of Foreign Wars show shocking findings from inspections of veterans hospitals including Northport and others. They found 47 percent inadequate hospitalization, staff shortages, and facility gaps while noting some conditions were better in places per American Legion and Disabled American Veterans.
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Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tod Ay
Veterans Hospital
Northport
L. I
House Veterans Committee
Veterans Administration
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
VFW
The
Dayton
Ohio
Chillicothe
Columbus
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Barda
H. Morrison
Ohio State Guard
Lima
Donald F. Patcoast
Ohio ‘Steel Foundry Company
Pancoast
Guarda
Morrison
Fourth Infantry
lPancoast
Veto Voting Expected To Get Approval
SAN FRANCISCO AP Both sides in the United Nations debate over the veto agreed it time to vote The proposed formula would require concurrence by the five permanent members before peaceful settlement steps though nations in dispute would not vote The effort aims to abolish the veto from peaceful settlements while not altering use of force rules The conference aims to finish the UN Charter in about a week and advance regional defense and economic council plans to improve global security and collective protection
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San Francisco
United Nations Conference Committee
Council
Jalong
United Nations
Security Council
International Social and Economic Council
Security Council Commission
Three Killed Four Hurt In Head On Crash Near Mount Vernon
In a head on collision eleven miles south of Mount Vernon on Route 13 three men and one woman died. Victims were Leet Bell 54 his mother Eunice Bell 75 and Jesse James May 29 all Utica residents. Four others were injured including six year old Dixie Les Bell in critical condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Mount Vernon
Bell
Eunice Bell
Jesse James May
Here
Route
Utical
Dixie Les Bell
Critcal
Mercy Hospital
High School Boy Dies In Fall From Cliff
A 18 year old Lorain High School athlete Stanley Powlak died and 17 year old Rose Ann Boyle suffered injuries after falling from a 30 foot cliff overlooking Lake Erie at Crystal Beach Vermilion Sunday night. The pair apparently lost footing along the cliff edge.
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Lorain
Stanley Powlak
Rose Ann Boyle
Elyria
Lake Trie
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
General Ike Receives London’s Highest Honor
General Eisenhower was awarded the honorary freedom of London as crowds cheered the American supreme commander. He arrived from Frankfurt and rode in a carriage from Temple Bar to the Guildhall, with thousands lining the route. He spoke of allied aims for peace and predicted a postwar plan with Russia and Britain.
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London
Eisenhower
Temple Bar
Frankfort
Washington
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Canada Returns King's Government to Office
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s government back in power with a slim Commons majority. Liberals win 45 seats and gain support from eight Independent Liberals from Quebec. Ballots from service personnel not yet counted. May unemployment claims rise 24 percent in Ohio per unemployment official Charles H. Jones.
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Ottawa
Willater
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 on a cabin cruiser spotted a raft could be people in distress. They found Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caventer of Youngstown and two children clinging to a raft. The scouts Jack ONeill, Thomas Reedy, and Dick Riley rescued all four safely.
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Youngstown
Lake Milton
Frank E. Caventer
Youngs' Town
Jack O'Neill
Thomas Reedy
Dick Riley
Railroad Brakeman Dies Under Moving Train
Coroner A F Sarver of Darke County reports Joseph R Swearengin 26 of Delaware a railroad brakeman was killed yesterday when he fell from a coal car under the wheels of a moving train
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Greenville
A. F. Sarver
Darke County
Joseph R. Swearengin
Delaware
Nazi Babies Starved in Fallersleben Nursery Scandal
American medical teams in Fallersleben uncovered records and local testimony showing 350 newborns died in a Nazi nursery used as a house of death. Infants were taken from mothers days after birth, left unattended until death, while mothers returned to work and were charged burial and care fees.
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Germany
Reich
Fallerspleben
Polish Regime To Be Altered Impending Moscow Meeting
A Moscow meeting will bring together representatives of the Warsaw government and Poles abroad to discuss reorganizing the Polish Provisional government. Big Three reportedly reached a basis for tackling the Polish problem, with Mikolajczyk possibly invited. United States and Britain reportedly align with Stalin on Soviet sponsored provisional government as the core of any new Polish administration.
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London
UPA
Moscow
Warsaw
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
United States
Britain
Stalin
Fire interrupts Powhatan mine search for victims
Flames spread through the Powhatan mine halting the hunt for the last two bodies from last summer’s blaze. Sixty-six miners died, with sixty-four bodies recovered so far, three found tonight as smoke reemerged from the entry begun last summer. Air in the entry’s opening, closed last November, rekindled smoldering embers 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 of sugar for home canning starting next Monday. Regional OPA administrator Birkett L. Williams announced the end of a two week suspension of canning sugar issuance after a 34 million pound quota cut from 1944. The War Foods Administration issued 54 million pounds this year versus 41.5 million by May 31 last year, exceeding the planned 70 percent limit, leading to a drastic reduction to prevent shortages. District offices will adjust monthly issuances based on local needs and climate variations, with quotas reflecting uniform percentages of last year’s amount.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Birkett L. Willams
OPA
War Food Administration
Biggn
Wiliams
Williams
Plane Crash in Fort Thomas Burns After Takeoff
A Stinson plane from Lunken Airport crash landed in a Fort Thomas street, skidded along the road, then overturned twice and burned. The pilot and three passengers survived, escaping the wreck in a densely populated neighborhood.
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Ciuncinnativ“P
Stinson
Fort Thomas
Lunken
John Grate 98 Elected Ohio GAR State Commander
John Grate aged 98 of Atwater was elected state commander of the Ohio Grand Army of the Republic at the closing session of the annual encampment in Columbus. He leads the Alliance post. Other officers named include John R. Bennett 100 of Waynesfield as adjutant and quartermaster and Miss Lida 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
John R. Bennett
Waynesfield
Lida Lucas
Evangelist Charged With Shielding Deserter in Newark
A Newark evangelist Rev Frank S Luckydoo and son in law August F Warner were named in 37 federal indictments. They are charged with harboring a U S Army deserter. Also Ohio State University business manager Carl E Steele to retire May 30 after 35 years.
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Columbus
Newark
Gand
Frank S. Luckydoo
August F. Warner
U.S
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