Fliers Raid Madang and Lac in New Guinea Campaign
Allied air forces conducted heavy raids on Japanese bases in New Guinea hitting Madang and Lac while targeting enemy troop positions at Mubo. Wewak and Lae area raids were reported with bombings of airfields, towns, and facilities as part of ongoing operations in the region.
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Australia
Japanese New Guinea
Madang
Lac
Mubo
Wewak
New Guinea
Lacs
Spik River
Aled
Pest
Wowak
Maudaneth
Consuil Anis Lae
Mabon Fst
Sahara Jr A
Gals in Dresses and Medics Debate War Era Work
Detroit June coverage reports that Ford and union leaders clash over dress and wartime work rules for women in Highland Park plants. Doctors warn uniforms affect health and labor impact while American military medicine touts record gains in casualty care.
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Charleston Gazette
Detroit
Highland Park Point
Fe Fort
Hankin
Ben Garrison
Ps Mitateal’ Bisteammen
Vaw-Cio Union
Ranki
Shoulders
Ie Union
Ford
Army
Suspect in Shooting Promises Surrender
WILLIAMSON June Floyd Prater, 28, told jailer G T Blankenship he will surrender for questioning in the shooting of his cousin Wescarule Robert Prater. Robert, recently inducted into the army, was shot in Devon 30 miles east of Williamson and remains in critical condition. Finyd, the suspect, had fled to Kentucky but promised to return. The jailer did not reveal a motive for the attack.
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Williamson
Kentucky
Morrie Harvey College Announces Threefold Registration Plan
Registration for the summer revision began yesterday at Morrie Harvey College. Dean A G C Blackwell announced a threefold program to provide teacher training, specialized instruction for business and industry needs, and courses of personal instruction.
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Morrie Harvey College
A. GC. Blackwell
Groom Dies After Fall From Restaurant Window
Charles Town reports a fatal fall from a second story restaurant window near the race track. The victim is identified as Willan Buckner, living in the Everhart stables, in what authorities label a tragic accident.
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Charles Town
Willan Buckner
Everhart
Officers Installed By Dental Assistant Club
Officers were installed by the eBanawler Valley Dental Assistants at the Dan Boone hotel on the first night. Mrs Campbell, ir. president Myre Chivtes OTara, Miss Sada Kelle, murer, and Miss Em Lee Strachan were named. Library plans discussed an annual picnic in the hex month.
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eBanawler Valley Dental Asistants
Dan‘jel Boone Hotel
Campbell
Myre Chivtes Otara
Sada Kelle
Murer
Em Lee Strachan
City Levy Bond Election Called for Kanawha City Ballot
Charleston voters will go to the polls on a date in August to ballot a levy and a bond issue to support operating expenses and a major project along Kanawha City. The council presented both measures for a referendum, detailing tax rates and specific uses including municipal expenditures and equity purchases. A $37,000 incinerator revenue bond and a $370,000 rail line project were noted as part of the plan, with language about future improvements and budget allocations.
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Charleston
Hells Aly
Lis Con
MacCorkle Av
Kanawha Cils
Amd Lind
Avril
Chenoweth
C. & QO. Sailroad
Sandy Bills
London
Nims
Spancore Campbell
Oshick
Gine Hove Baedmont
Repavina
Kanawha
Americans Bomb Kiska in renewed Aleutian raid
American pilots flew heavy bombers including Liberators and the Ventura in renewed strikes on Kiska, with no anti-aircraft fire reported. The South Pacific saw further aerial assaults, including another bombing of Munda in New Georgia, a location repeatedly attacked by US planes.
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Washington
Aleutians
Vyo
South Pacific
Munda
New Georgia Island
Ashford General Hospital Raises Flag for Staff Participation
The U S treasury honored Ashford General Hospital with a flag-raising as dawn rose on a pole, recognizing full or near full participation by patients and hospital staff in the end of month savings program.
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Ashford General Moxpind
Treasury “P
Mil Harlinyt
Wmy
Ely
U.S
Ashford General Hospital
Recomnion
Ang Hien
Treasury
OPA Rules on Tire Recapping and Certifications
The OPA announced guidelines covering recapped passenger tires and industrial equipment tires. Officials emphasized that tires may be recapped without rim removal, while certification procedures for new passenger tires are addressed to ensure proper standards.
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OPA Ansiguis
Washington
Flynn Gives No Strike Pledge For Rail Men
New York lawyer J Flynn former chairman of the Democratic national committee opened for 400,600 rm ploves of the "ble five" railway brotherhoods at a hearing before an emergency board. He urged a 20 percent wage increase while stressing the workers adhere to wartime strike doctrine and are not seeking a walkout, but seek pay in simple justice.
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New York
Ward
J. Flron
Democratic National Committee
National Railway
Patel
Flynn
Brotherhood
Ein
Five Injured in Double Collision Near South Maiden
A double collision involving an eastbound Cajun Creek bus and a trailer near South Maiden at 12:30 p.m. yesterday injured five people, none critically. Bus passengers Mars Honey Tea 22 and her mother Cote Layne, plus Mrs Myrtle McKeow, all received first aid. Driver D.C. Harper, and truck driver Lee Kincer 29, were among the injured, with Kincer lightly hurt. A delivery van and a tractor-trailer also involved. the truck had brake failure, and a wrecker hauled it away.
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Cajun Creek
Rayor Tak Tuck
Automobie
South Maiden
Chelyan Detachment
Mars
Cote Layne
Brewha City
Myrtle McKeow
South Pak
Wil Beaiees
Mosint
D.C
Lee Kincer
Parkerstuty
Ceiver
Ale Parcis
Puslaski
Ranawhit Valley
Livengood to Explain Group Organization at Meeting
Melvin FE. Livengood executive secretary of the Kansas-Clay Red Cross chapter will explain how local groups are organized at a Chiy residents meeting set for tomorrow morning. He noted Marmet community unit chair Guy Roberts and vice chair Mrs. Frank D. Warren were chosen last week, marking a new community in the two county area.
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Melvin FE
Livengood
Kanas
Lippert Named to Charleston Housing Authority Post
Lew A Lippert of Charleston is appointed to the housing authority by Mayor Dawnay. The appointment covers an unexpired term of Richard J Carrall, deceased, and includes oversight of Lineage Terrace and Washington Manor redevelopments as future projects.
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Lew A. Lippert
Charleston
Lane Male News Staff Ulti By Laudien Sport
Paraphrased report states Carl Bradshaw of Hawk Pa was struck and killed by a train at East Palestine Friday. Coroner Arnold Devon of Columbiana County released the findings.
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Laudien Sport, Tron
Rangeport Times
Sultan
Carl Bradshaw
Hawk
East Palestine
40 Boys Camp Opens Near Dunbar At Fort Lee
Forty boys registered for the Catholic Boys Camp opening next Monday morning at Fort Lee near the state fairgrounds. It is the first Catholic boys camp planned in the area, organized by Rose Parsons and local church sponsors with Charleston and South Charleston pastors. The camp runs in two phases, with a weeklong session followed by a second weekly period for Catholic youths. Deadline for registrations was 6 p.m. Wednesday, with 30 boys accepted. Names of registrants include John and James Milter, Edward and John Smoot, Earl Driscoll Jr, Charles Henderson Jr, Frank Knight, Richard Rader, Ladd brothers, Omer Vivid Jr, and others.
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Fort Lee
Dunbar
Catholic Childress
Parsons
John
James Milter
Edward
John Smoot
Earl Driscoll
Charles Henderson
Frank
Tommy Knight
Richard F. Rader
Daniel
Eugene
Mitchel Ladd
Omer Vivid
Mersehel
Richard Harvey
James McNulty
Warren Tomlinson
Robert
Rakid Hart
Edward Otis
Hobby Brooks
Brown Riley
Francis Waters
James Imhote
Mays
Restaurant Men Address War Ration Issues At WV Convention
At the West Virginia Restaurant Association 11th annual convention in the Daniel Boone hotel officials and speakers discussed wartime food rationing, price problems, and industry impacts. Participants included state OPA officials, a War Labor Board representative, and the state agricultural commissioner with upcoming talks by National Restaurant Assoc. officers and OPA staff.
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West Virginia
Restaurant
Assne
Daniel Boone Hotel
Robert G. Wilbourn
OPA
C. Bensnett Bindley
John R. Woods
War Labor Board
J. B. McLaughlin
Robert J. Wilson
National Restaurant Assoc
C. EB. Heynan
State Opal
Dereard Sclove
Staty Opal
Zemo
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Norman T. Kirk
Previ
Petri
North
Afi
Allon
Jones Printing CO
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Pers Sar
Secony Vacuum Laboratories
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Diamond Department Store
Kiska
Dawson
Lippert
Housing Authority
Riverside Council
U. A.M
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Arcade
Pat 8. Withrow
Cap. Andy
Milt
WCHS
Gospel Four
Assembly of the Church of God
U.A
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Summers & Virginia
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Kem
Koater
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