Warn People Americans Prepare For New Invasion
The article reports Americans planning for a new Pacific invasion and describes B 24 strikes on the Tokyo area. It recounts horrors from Buchenwald and wartime camps, noting guards, brutal methods, and the suffering of prisoners including Russians and children.
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Okinawa Battle Rages as Island Pocket Tightens
American forces advance up to 400 yards in fierce hand to hand fighting on Okinawa. Reports say the Japanese hold a 13 square mile pocket near Naha with heavy casualties on both sides and continued Allied pressure across Oroku peninsula and adjacent coast.
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Gallant in Action and Flag History Honors Declared
A June report notes national pride in flag history and gallantry of servicemen. The piece mentions a windstorm event and the Senate approving Claude Wickard’s nomination to head rural electrification administration.
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Tases of Poles Be Submitted Supreme Court
London June 14 U K radio Moscow announced that the care of the Polish leaders arrested in the Red Army men instead of 16 as had been reported will be promised to the Soviet Supreme Court within the next few days.
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Australians seize high ground near Brunei in Borneo landings
Australian 9th Division veterans report amphibious landings from the Brunei river and a second push from Brooketon to seize Brunei airfield and reach two miles north of the city. Japanese forces reportedly evacuated Brunei after heavy bombardment and fires, while PT boats patrolled the coast southwest of Brunei as tanks and bridging equipment aided the advance.
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Ranta Ana Now Mi Ar Born: Real Identity Unclear
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Allied push breaks Okinawa line and advances on Brunei City
Allied forces break most of Okinawa's last defense and push toward Brunei City on Borneo as Tokyo warns of possible new Pacific offensive. B-24s fly over Tokyo-Yokohama area for the first time today.
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Soldiers Glad Be Back Home and Prisoner Says
Fragmented report mentions soldiers returning home and a prisoner’s statement amid chaotic references to Polish politics. It notes Alaska weather, plane recovery at Perrin Field, and cotton market discussions. Reports include June dates and various political and wartime implications.
Fort Worth Tivestock Prices Report
Fort Worth market notes show cattle and calves with mixed demand. Good fed steers and heifers steady to higher, beef cows and calves quoted. stockers and sows activity reported while hogs, pigs, and feeder cattle show modest gains and broad ranges.
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