Slovak Traitors Jailed After Czech Deliveries
PRAGUE June 26 Most high officials of Germany s former puppet Slovak government were moved to Pilsen jail after delivery to Czechoslovaks by American forces. Captives include President Jozef Tiso Premier Stefan Tiso Education Minister Aladar XCocis and several ministers. They face charges of collaborating with Nazis. Karl Hermann Frank expected for war crimes trial in coming days. People of Eire ration sugar. Shipman Keeps continues from Page 1.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Pilsen
Joseph Tiso
Stephan
Aladar Xocis
Nichlas Pruzinsky
Gaxa Medricky
Alexander Mack
Karl Hermann Frank
Hitler
Bohemia
Moravia
Ohio river bridge painting bids award details
State owned Ohio river bridges at Wheeling receive low bid from J M Vallo Co Wheeling for 823 790 27 to paint Suspension and Steel bridges spanning the main channel between Wheeling proper and Wheeling Island The Pennsylvania Painting Co Pittsburgh Pa bids 13 900 and is awarded the Bridgeport and Aetnaville bridge work connecting Wheeling to Ohio The project funded from tolls on backriver spans while tellt free Suspension and Steel bridges remain untaxed
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Ohio River
Wheeling
J.M. Valnn Co
Ohio
Wheelling Proper
Wheeling Island
Pennsylvania Painting Co
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport
Aetnaville
Onio
House Debate Over Draft Costs and Soldier Value
Rep Paul J. Kilday cites draft costs and battlefield value, calling men “expensive cannon fodder” while an individual allotment could reach $25,000. He warns releasing a parent would keep a battle‑weary soldier, and supports standing Army manpower estimates despite opposition to drafting fathers.
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Ifon
Engel
Paul J. Kilday
D-Tex
House
Kilday
World leaders push for a united lasting peace charter
Amid calls for a charter of rights, leaders from 30 nations urged unity to defeat tyranny and build an international bill of rights under the United Nations. They warned against zealots, stressed shared security, and pledged to use the charter to prevent future wars.
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United Nations
Europe
Japan
Woodrow
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Na
Free Conference
Stettinuis
Wellington Kao
Andrei
A. Grotyko
Earl
Halifax
Joseph Paul Boncour
Internation
Pedro Lean Velinso
Jan
Ezequiel Padilla
Senate Charter Debate Seen As Urgent Step
President urges swift ratification of the United Nations charter while urging patience until September to allow it to become a living framework. He cites allied unity and collective strength as keys to victory and a peaceful postwar order. The speech emphasizes cooperation, removal of trade barriers, and raising living standards worldwide.
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Jia
United States Senate
Wheeler
Senate
Berlin
Allien
Germany
Japan
United Nations
LOF Union Head To WLB Parley
Dan Barger an officer of the CIO glass workers union says he will comply with a War Labor Board summons in Washington while insisting the strike continue until a contract is signed. The union demands include 12 disputed issues such as maintenance of membership and union dues checkoff affecting 15 000 workers across seven states.
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Dan Barger
CIO Glass Workers Union
War Labor Board
Washington
Berger
Charleston Ineul No. 1
Federation of Glass
Ceramic and Silica Land Workers
Ameria Feld Wlb
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Libbey-Owen- Ford Ghis
Libbey-Owens- Ford
Kanawha City
WLB
Pittsburgh Plate
Clarksburg
Public Relations Finale at Bluefield Conference
The seventh annual public relations conference at Bluefield State College will climax Friday after three weeks of rural education work. Speakers include Miss Ma vie McIver Raleigh NC supervisor of elementary schools H L Dickason president and delegates from the National Education Association American Teachers Association West Virginia State College and the State Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Bluefield
State College
Mavie McIver
Raleigh
N. C
H. L. Dickason
National Education Assoc
American Teachers Assoc
West Virginia State College
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Moundsville Plant to Close in June
A CIO union official said United Zinc Smelting Co will close its Moundsville plant, employing about 400, in June for at least 60 days for repairs after a government contract stalemate. Company official cited necessary repairs and declined comment on negotiations.
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Moundsville
Woman Denies Contienes From Rage At Trial
The witness describes a tense courtroom moment as Mrs Stevens, daughter of a Pamela Tex policeman and mother of a six year old, breaks in with a sobbing denial. Her voice cracks while her lawyer and an attendant attempt to quiet her, insisting she is telling the truth about a tie.
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Stevens
Pama
Tex
Budapest Remains After Rege 1 Turmoil and Allied Notes
Amid ruined streets in Budapest, British detachments under Gen Edgecombe and American units under Maj Gen William Biery reopen shops and clear rubble. Looted goods reappear, including cosmetics and automobiles buried in the ground. A shooting case involving Mrs. Stevens and Miss Coombs is examined by a coroner, with testimonies from Lt Remer and others. German occupation forces also seize textiles in Holland, threatening local supplies.
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Rege 1
Edgecombe
America
William Biery
Budapest
Siresta
Pest
Danube
Gocete
Jong
Stevens
David Goldstein
Bolice
Glasz
Otto Schmidt
New Canaan
Kovacs
Norof Glass
von James
Roshi
Rune Hungary
George H. Remer
Nia
Mra
Amet
Ican
H. F. Arthur Behoan
James
Imosene Stevens
Remer
Allied revels and dance halls near wartime Budapest
In General Key's absence, Dallas Townsend of Montclair led U.S. forces at pre Big Three conference sessions. In the American sector of Budapest a popular Allied hangout features dining and dancing with American tunes played by a pianist while Gypsy orchestras provide lively music amid the capital’s ruins.
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Key
United States
Dallas Townsend
Montclair
Budapest
Chinese and Australian forces press in China theater
Chinese units and Australian troops continue operations across eastern China and coastal approaches. Reports say 363 miles of coastal advance, with Liuchow near Shanghai contested and heavy Japanese casualties claimed in Kiangsi. Allied air forces strike shipping and rail links from Inner Mongolia to Canton Hong Kong area.
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Okinawa
Japan
China
Shanghai
Liuchow
South Ailroad
Kiangsi
Canton
Inner Mongolia
Canton-Hong Kong
Formosa
Hong Kong
Indo-China
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State War Finance
Hodges
Randolph
Industril and Publicity Commission
New State Water Commission
Health Comenisaioner
W. W. Jennings
Glen Ferrig
Electo-Metallurdicat Co
W. A. Buchanan
Huntington Chamberlag Commerce
DL Jackson Savage
Charleston
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Hugh Chancey
Wheeling Salvation Army
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Aeena Joseph Norton
Logan
Harry V. Campbell
Fair Cire Conservation Director
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