President Sees Meat Situation Improved Soon
Olympia Washington June 31 President Truman spoke at a press conference promising improvement in the meat situation and single price and food controls. He forecast Senate ratification of Bretton Woods and continued trade program while touring Puget Sound aboard the Brant with Gov. Walgren and Sen. Warren G. Magnuson.
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Tromen
White House
Mon C. Wallmm
Br U. 8
Warren G.een
Senate
Bretton Woods
Eisenhower
Columbia Valley
San Francisco
Poct
Land
Ore
Nut
Alaska
Canada
British Columbia
Ickes
State Department
Stettinius
Truman
Sen
Mamusa
Walgren
Bureau of Fisheries
Puget Sound
Clinton P. Andersen
D.N. Mex
Marvin Jones
Hoover
United States
Professor Strayer Named To West Virginia School Survey
Professor George D. Strayer former president emeritus of the Teachers College at Columbia University was chosen by a West Virginia legislative committee to conduct a statewide survey of the education system. House Speaker John Amos and Senate President Arnold Vickers announced the plan after a meeting. Strayer will begin the study and report by January 1, 1946, with a four month completion target. He will hire expert staff and consult education leaders nationwide.
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Teachers College
Columbia Universty
West Virginia
House
John Amos
Senate
Arnold Vickers
Strayer
New York
Straver
Amen
Vickers
California
U.S. Office of Education
Amo
Washington
Arcittaner
Atveral Weeks Ane
Willie Willis Treads Tough Route in Silent Strain
Willie Willis faced public indifference while enduring stomach pains and quiet endurance. The account notes his stubborn approach and a lack of attention amid personal hardship.
Republicans Attack OPA Over Food Authority Clash
Washington report says Republicans push to strip OPA of food control while leaders argue for centralized wartime price management. A House debate wraps up after two days as Democrats demand price centers extend inflation relief. Meanwhile a Charleston shooting leaves 26 year old Myer fatally wounded outside a cafe, with law enforcement reviewing motives amid wartime economic tension.
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Massachusetts
Herbert Hoover
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House
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Glen St
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Charleston
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Peker
Cate
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Post Office
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Navy
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Henry
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Uthor
Halfesister
Goldie Jarvis
Sutton
Pres
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Mat Petes
Efficent
Clashing Yanks and French Over Clubbing Incident
New York dispatch reports ongoing tensions after American and French soldiers clash in Paris during celebrations for the resistance movement anniversary. An American Watch company employee is said to have been clubbed, sparking further unrest as reports filter in from Montmartre.
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New York
Roy Pi
Paris
France
Porter
Montmarte
RAF crews losses cited by Air Chief Marshal in speech
Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur claims nearly 47,000 RAF Bomber Command men were killed in the war, a figure he says shaped army casting and policy. He spoke at Hallows School, emphasizing strategy over brute force and noting high fatality among air crews.
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RAF Booker
Rousdon
England
Sir Arthur
RAF Bomber Command
Alt Hallows Schuel
New York Stock Exchange Votes to Close Saturdays
The New York stock exchange announced that the board voted to close the market on Saturdays during July and August and on September 7 the Saturday before Labor Day.
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New York Stock Mart
New York Stork
National Planners Urge Post War Air Supremacy
Washington reports the National Planning Association urges postwar air force supremacy and advanced military aviation know-how for global security. Committees call for prompt aircraft procurement, to prevent a shutdown of vital technological development during the transition period.
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Washington
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World Opinion Forum Set Up By Conference
A San Francisco report says the Untitled Nations conference voted to establish a world opinion forum and an international league charter. Leaders discuss Monday sessions and a congratulatory address by President Truman, as nine weeks of talks aim to prevent future wars and form a global security assembly open to the public in limited cases.
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International League
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General Assembly
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Washington
Siapacer
Howe
Russia
Churchill Denounces Labour Leader in War Time Broadcast
Prime Minister Churchill assails Labour leader over foreign policy control as Harold Laski intervenes and complicates Labour plans for the forthcoming Big Three conference. Moynihan, minister, asserts Conservatives seek to tilt Britain’s July 5 election while Laski insists on the Labour voice in major foreign decisions.
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Churchill Snd
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Harald Laski
Brie! Labor Party
Lae
Leok Churchill
Altes
Harold Laski
Jonkey
Okinawa Falls Rekindles Nip Fears of New Blow
Washington reports a Senate vote against a bill to create the America Flag Line Inc. to allow all U.S. air carriers to participate. The measure, opposed by administration allies and some airlines, faces further committee review before possible action. Major carriers Pan American and American Airlines are central figures in the debate along with other domestic lines and industry groups.
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Washington
United States
Senate
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Minke
Congress
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Ameri Airlines
Amerasan Airlines, Inc
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Rveoiest
de Conpany
Europe
Western Air
Northeat
Northiwest
Easterly
Pennsylvania
Ly Trippe
Pan American Aways
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Arrlines Committee
Adr Patie
Okinawa Victory Declared as Japanese Holdouts Fight On
U S Tenth Army completes conquest of Okinawa near Nippon with only two southern pockets remaining. Gen Stilwell named 10th Army commander after Buckner killed. MacArthur notes high Allied casualties while Japanese plane losses top 4,000. guerrilla actions in Luzon yield captured supplies and weakened Japanese forces. Australian forces push in Borneo near Brunel Bay and Lutong air refinery.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific
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Tokyo
United States
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Sakishima
Ryukyus
Douglas MacArthur
Joseph W
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Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
U. S-Jap
Dasmainien
Nippon
U. S
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Marine Force
Phanes
Leon
MacArthur
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Tuguegarao
Cagayan
Luamn
37Th Division
Tagan
Russell W. Veickmann
Luzon
5Th Division
Brunel Bay
Borneo
Lutong Air
Yugoslavs List War Criminals Report Emerges
A Yugoslav government chart catalogues Axis crimes, naming individuals accused of collaboration and war crimes. The report details mass executions and the forced exposure and shooting of civilians, noting arrests and investigations while calling for Allied action.
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Mip
Zivnavee
Flavin
Arid
Reepurt
Geosalacius
Yugoslavia
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Denver
Rada
Eisenhower Urges Youth Military Training For Peace
Kansas City dispatch reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower urging strong military training for American youth to uphold the nation’s world position. He spoke at Liberty Memorial during a ceremony honoring World War I dead, stressing three pillars including a trained youth to face future challenges. Also noted: Libby Owens Ford plant in Kanawha City closed as CIO glass workers struck, impacting about 1,100 CIO and 175 AFL workers amid wartime production.
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Middle West
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Liberty Memorial
America
Germany
United States
Ske
Eissenhower
Pioneer
Uracher
Siveam
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Europe
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Aher
Berger
War Labor Board
WLB
Eisenhower
Miliar
Abilene
Kas
Eni
Othey
L Atest
Audi
Beth
Wwe
Libbey - Owens- Ford Glass
Kanawha City
CIO Federation of Glass Workers
Don Berger
Charleston
AFL
Nlasa
Wolkuot Waa
Spanish Envoy Denies Impact of San Francisco Conference
MADRID June 21 The foreign ministry asserted that excluding Axis aided governments from any world security organization does not affect Spain. It said the present government was proclaimed Oct 1 194d with no foreign fighters, that subsequent combatants left before the civil war ended, and condemned Mexican remarks as false and inaccurate.
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Madhid
Foreign Ministry of
Spain
San Francisco
World Security Organization
Foreign Ministry
Louis Quintanilla
Russia
United Nations Fellowship
Hitler
Mussolini
Hitler Drug Addiction Claim Reported by Allied Chiefs
Allied chiefs report Adolf Hitler was a drug addict months before Germany’s collapse. The claim cites injections of strychnine and morphine given to Hitler by his private physician, with reports of altered appearance and reduced vitality. Also noted are mentions of Eva Braun, Hermann Goering, and a Berlin bunker death scenario, all attributed to ongoing Allied intelligence patches.
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INSI
Adolf Hitler
Cup
Hitler
Art Bri
Fueht
Reich
Morrell
Brandt
Beichoha
Eva Bryan
Goering
Reichemarshal
Gepmah
Manfred von Richt
Oten
Ts. Sihatch
Odd-tot Shoes on Sale Ration-Free Next Month
Washington reports about 4.59 million pairs of men and women’s shoes will be sold without rationing next month. Prices will be marked down through 2 PM with rates at least 25 percent below June 1 levels, per OPA.
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Washington
OPA
Labor Relations Bill Draws Fire
Washington June 21 big Labor groups AFL CIO and United Mine Workers attacked the proposed postwar labor relations bill introduced in the Senate by Ball Burton and Hatch The leaders said the measure curbs workers freedoms and will encounter strong opposition from, William Green AFL president who warned Americans will resent the move The bill seeks a federal board of five to handle labor disputes during reconversion and would replace current agencies with an unfair labor practices tribunal and mediation body, amid cross party union criticism
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Sens
Ball, Burton
Hatch
AFL
CIO
United Mine Workers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Int
Senate
U. S
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Department
War Labor John TL
Lewis United Mine Workers
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