Veterans May Ceetiers Emphasize Ground Forces Redeploy
Military authorities plan to employ ground forces redeploying from Europe for combined operations with the United States and Great Britain. A precedent set years ago by the 3 Air Forces and Navy allows regular use of bypassed islands for training. Units from Kwajalein and Eniwetok in the Marshalls will practice raids against Japanese targets in the Pacific.
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Ceetiers
Europe
Pacific
Kwajalein
Eniwetok
Marshalls
Paaratie
Japanese islands come under continual air neutralization attacks
The report states Japanese islands from Nauru to Halmahera face ongoing neutralization air strikes. American land based planes can intensify pressure to enable new landings. Australians fear Japanese in New Guinea Bougainville area may mix with natives. Starvation and disease believed to cause heavy Japanese casualties on affected islands.
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Nauru
Marianas
Halmahera
New Gulf
nea-Bismarck - Bougainville
Bougainville
Soviet Chinese front shifts amid wartime reassurances
A front dispatch notes Japanese forces withdrawing toward Kwangtung bases while Chinese prepare to reoccupy Lungnan 135 miles northeast of Canton. Russia’s postwar role looms as lend-lease to Siberia continues, with Leo T Crowley testifying that U S military leaders sponsored shipments. The Kwantung army remains Japan’s premier force on the Manchurian border facing Siberia.
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Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Lungnan
Canton
Russia
Washington
Siberia
House Near Siations
Leo T. Crowley
Biberie
Kwantung Army
Manchurian
State Still Lags In E Bond Sales
West Virginia may miss a war loan quota for the first time since 043 as A C Spurr reports the state totals show 83 percent of target in the third campaign. Individual sales lag in two categories while corporate purchases reach 279 percent of the $18 million quota, lifting overall sales to 118 percent of the $39 million goal.
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West Virginia
A. C. Spurr
City-Wide Strike Talks Continue Amid Chrysler Reconversion Row
Tracy reports failed land agreement talks and marching pace meetings set for the week. AFL insists members install machinery for reconversion while UAW-CIO pushes upgrading maintenance workers. Chrysler Corp reconversion program valued at 4.5 million dollars was balked last week amid the dispute.
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Tracy
Pace
AFL
Uaw-Cio
Chrysler Corp
U S Seeks End of German Participation in Cartels
In Buenos Aires the foreign minister urged clarification as the State Department proposed ending German cartel participation and registering existing arrangements. Clayton outlined plans to seize German patents and limit research to curb Nazi war potential, while Argentina and Uruguay responses show partial elimination of Axis influence.
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Rony Berra Reed
Foggay
Argent
Buenos Aires
Cesar Amenhino
Clayton
State Department
Germany
United Nations
Sen
Ridgore
Argentina
Uruguay
United States
Kilgore
Prt Ae
Storm Warnings Across North Carolina and Virginia Coasts
Weather officials warned of dangerous winds from a tropical hurricane moving up the coast. The storm center neared Cape Fear and was expected to reach Cape Hatteras by early evening, with hurricane warnings issued from Wilmington to Cape Hatteras as gales pounded the region.
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North Carolina
Virinia Capes
Atlantic City
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
Cape Fear
Tidewater
Upiate
Wilmington
Russians to Attend War Crimes Session
London dispatch reports two Russian delegates, I. T. Nikitchenki and Prof. N. Trainin, will join a four power meeting at Westminster to consider Justice Jackson’s plan for mass public trials of Nazi war criminals. Britain supports the proposal. Russia and France will be asked to join.
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Westminster
International Tribunal
Soviet Union
I. T. Nikitchenki
Soviet Supreme Court
N. Trainin
Russia
France
Robert H. Jackson
Britain
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rudolf Hess
David Maxwell Fife
M. Falco
Justice Jackson
United States
Rescue on Wakde Awaiting Tests Amid FEPC Battle
In a World War II dispatch, delays in glider pickup tests funded by executive wartime funds collide with FEPC politics. Reports detail Col. Ray T. Elsmore, a saved parachutist, and ongoing rescue efforts on Wakde Island, as FEPC battles over civil rights measures influence war production and minority employment.
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Roosevelt
Wakde Island
Dutch New
Suriga
Gaines
White House
Waco
New Guinea
Isley
Col
Ray T. Elsmore
Menlong
Calif
Far Eastern
Imand
Martin
Alway
Nee
Republic
FEPC
Hidden Valley
Jed
Cecil Walters
Wac
Margaret Effort
Owege
N. Y
Boris Shishkin
AFL
Army
Haa
John B
McCollum
Trenton
Kenneth Decker
Kelso
Ross
Chan
George Patton
Hamilton
Mass
INS
George 5. Patton
Patton
Webster
Truman Lined Up With Notables After Page One Farewell
President Truman rode away amid three cheers from the crowd in a departing car. Joining him were Secretary Stettinius Gov Earl Warren of California Mayor Roger Lapham Gen Arnold and Brig Gen Harry Vaughn the president's military aide.
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Page 01
Mr. Truman
Stettinius
Earl Warren
California
Roger Lapham
Arnold
Harry Vaughn
Western Allies Move Toward Berlin Ahead Of July 1
Allied forces including American British and Canadian troops prepare to march on Berlin with a plan to reach the city before July 1. Churchill Stalin and Truman may meet in Berlin about ten days after. The Desert Rats of the British 7th Armored Division await 12 hours notice for a parade in the western occupation zone. A dress rehearsal is set for tomorrow on the Brunswick autobahn toward Bertin about 120 miles distant.
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Berlin
21St Army Group
Churchill
Stalin
Truman
7Th Armored
Desert Rats
Allied Control Commission
Brunswick
Bertin
Ceiling Price On Apples Raised 60 Cents A Bushel
Ceilings on 1945 apples rise by 60 cents a bushel F O B shipping point from today to July 20 Half the increase is a disaster allowance to offset reduced yields The balance accounts for seasonable adjustment New fruit ceiling price set at 3 43 a bushel for carload or truckload shipments Retail ceiling will rise about 1 14 cents per pound to near the June 30 level
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East Indies
London
Japan
Adm
Gir Bruce Fraser
Singapore
New Born Baby Found In Beckley Gully
Beckley police report the discovery of a newborn body in a gully along Beckley alley. Sgt. Oscar Bower said the infant appeared placed in a pasteboard container that broke when tossed over the embankment, causing the body to fall into the water.
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Beckley Gully
Beckley
Beckley Alley
Oscar Bower
Bower
British Name O Malley An Envoy to Portugal
London announces Sir Owen St. Clair O Malley as British ambassador to Portugal succeeding Sir R Campbell who retires. O Malley previously served as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Poland. A separate notice from Denison Texas reports cadet Wallace L Morgan, 24, and Francis L Kans, 19, killed in a Perry Field plane crash near Whitewright Texas. Also a 1944 railroads figure notes U S passenger travel nearing billion trips.
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O'Malley
Portugal
London
Wie 1
Foreign Office
Owen St. Clair O'Malley
R. Campbell
Owen Form
Poland
Denison
Tex
Wallace L. Morgan
Brady L. Morgan
Williamstown
W. Va
Francis L. Kans
Griffithville
Ark
Perrin Field
Whitewright
U. S
Incomplete Job if We Do Not Meet It the Same
Churchill warns that the task must be completed in the same measure and manner to match the treacherous nations invasion. He asserts that meeting this standard is essential as the enemy occupies large important territories. The remarks emphasize resolve and national duty against aggression.
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Jpac
Hurchill
Guapan
Jat
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