Picnic by the Van Zandt garden hosts local women council
The Indian Church women's council held a fourth annual picnic at the Van Zandt home with flowered tables, buffet service, and arrangements of gladioli and daisies. Officers were elected for the coming year and plans mentioned include mission work and community service.
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Fragmented Confession and Bloodied Shoes Spark Mystery
In a terse scene Danielle confesses fear over her father and Jim Calder, while Aggie guides her through clues about shoes missing from Calder’s closet and possible blood. The dialogue hints at a dangerous motive and a looming confrontation with Wes Wick.
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Japanese Casualties Pass 110000 in Mopping Up
Military brief reports Japanese casualties exceeding 110000 as Allied forces advance in a final mop up. Prisoners taken and territory secured reflect continued progress in the campaign. Command cites steady gains and reduced enemy resistance in the neck of the operation.
Okinawa falls reported as Japanese defenses crumble
Guam dispatch says Okinawa is lost to Japanese forces amid heavy fighting and a Japanese garrison surrender. Navy reports list prisoners and casualties while Marines pursue remaining pockets. air raids against airfields continue with minimal damage to American bases. Chewter Nimitz bulletin notes two enemy planes shot down.
Navy Has Point System of Own
In Dallas Navy personnel chief Vice Admiral Randall Jacobs disclosed a point system to regulate discharge similar to the Army but not to be used before the end of the war with Japan. He spoke at Southern Methodist University to a V-12 graduating class and declined forecasts on the induction rate, though he said the war effort would continue to expand. Saturday was named for Saturn.
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Oklahoma City Man Posts Bond In Conspiracy Case
Willis Holmes, among 11 indicted by a federal grand jury here for conspiracy in lumber and shingles sales, posted a $500 bond before U S Commissioner Paul F Showalter. The remaining ten defendants from nine state lumber firms are expected to post bonds soon on the same OPA price ceilings conspiracy charge.
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