Senate debates peace treaty begin Monday in Senate
The foreign relations committee nears the end of hearings on the United Nations charter with Chairman Connally signaling a favorable report soon. Opponent Senator de Vubon warns the vote won’t be decisive as two weeks of debate loom over reservations, while ratification remains likely. Dull, Dulles, Dewey and major labor groups plan to submit statements as witnesses wrap up. Continued on Page Six.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
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Barkley
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John Foster Dull
San Francisco
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Way
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress of Industri
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
League of Nations
Two Youths Captured in Erie Truck Kidnapping Case
Two youths who abducted and assaulted 17 year old Wilbur Brelder were captured in Ashtabula. Police say a special officer relayed confessions and arrests will be announced from district offices in Cleveland or Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Wilbur Brelder
Ashtabula
George J. Christoph
Christoph
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Meveland
Pitts Hayed
FRE
Ashtaintl
Seamer
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Westfield
Associated Press Bulletin Highlights Navy Loss and War Updates
AAP reports YMB-39 lost possibly due to enemy action. Rex Tugwell notes a drastic food shortage in Puerto Rico. Efforts to meet with coal producers start July 23 to discuss price increases. Eisenhower thanks Allied forces as SHAEF dissolves at 12:01 AM tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Miame
Fla
Puerto Rico
Rex Tugwell
Thud
London
Eisen Hower
SHAEF
State Police Begin Intensive Training at Indiantown Gap
Corry officers Corporal Durward Ger and Pvt Andrew Hohel join 450 Pennsylvania State Police for three days of drills at Indiantown Gap. Former officers in the armed forces may return to duty, with vacancies filled as needed. Governor Martin to review Sunday evening.
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Durward Ger
Andrew Hohel
Corry Barracks
State Police
Indiantown Gap
Anthony Bayrett
Joseph Mastiian
JR. Krupey
Warren Barracks
Krupa
Corry Cefnil
Associated Press
CM Wilhelm
Pennsylvania
Wilhelm
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Martin
Divorce Filed by Mrs Kendall Hamilton in Westchester
Mrs Jeanne Kendall Hamilton filed for divorce from John D M Ham trom a former chairman of the National Republican Committees who ran Alfred M Landon’s 126 presidential campaign. Grounds unspecified. The couple wed November 11 1940 in Tampa Florida.
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Westchester, Pa
Jeanne Kendall Hamilton
John D. M. Hamtrom
National Republican Committees
Alfred M. Landon
Tampa
Fla
Allied officers discuss fate of German general staff
In Frankfurt on July 13, Eisenhower and Montgomery weigh breaking up the German general staff. British and American officers say the plan could exile or even execute key officers while targeting the OKH structure that ordered conquests. The dissolution of SHAEF looms as the prisoners’ disposition is decided.
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Frankfurt
Dwight Eisenhower
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Eral
Eisenhower
Zenteral
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Germany
Trs
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OKH
Fisenhower
Vacation Plan At Trill Plant Announced
General manager Herbert Vauhen announced a plant vacation for Trill Indicator Company employees starting July 22 for one week with skeleton staff. Workers with four or more years receive an eight hour vacation bonus. shorter-tenured staff receive comparable allowances.
Typhoon pummels Halsey Third Fleet. ships return to action
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz announced that after a brutal typhoon lashed Halsey’s Third Fleet, about 20 ships suffered damage but nearly all were back in action. Among the vessels named were the battleships Massachusetts and Indiana, the carrier San Jacinto, and destroyer John Rodgers after Tokyo Bay strikes.
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Leip Erickson
Smetrady
Aaswneraelse Sewer
Guam
William 7
Bull
Af Testar
Massachusets
Indiana
Eallier San Jacinto
T He
John Rodgers
Tokyo
Yanks in Berlin Follow Example of Red Troops
Berlin dispatch reports American and British troops in the capital socializing with German civilians, noting a shift toward Russians’ more relaxed conduct. Soldiers mingle in night spots, while Allied MPs urge restraint and non fraternization policies despite contrasting practices.
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Associated Press
G. 1
Joe
Tommy Atkins
Germany
Red Arm
Ivanovich
Red Army
G. I Joe
Stalin
Topa
State Police Say Woman Not Murdered
Mrs. Bernice Szymanski, 52, Greene Township, died in St. Vincent's Hospital from a brain concussion and a subarachnoid hemorrhage. Police ruled she was not murdered after autopsy showed no skull fracture and officials pursued questions with her husband Anthony.
Draft Boards Lose Control Of Jobs And Older Men
The Army shifts Selective Service rules allowing men 20 and over who fail regular physical standards to change jobs without board permission. Job-jumpers face penalties if they switch again. older men 26 and up are freed from some monitoring. About 52 000 have already been inducted under relaxed standards in five months.
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Lerry-amenity Strain Board
Assoaistea
Army
Taen
British Sea Force Nears Singapore as Bombardment Intensifies
In a special communique the Southeast Asia command reports British units bombarded the Nicobar Islands and carrier planes hit airfields in northwest Sumatra. Minesweepers cleared Malacca Strait approaches from July 5 to 10 without sighting any Japanese vessels.
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Calcutta
Nicobar Islands
Sumatra
Southeast Asia Command
Malacca Strait
Singapore
Three Killed When Airliner Collides With Army Plane
An Eastern Airlines passenger jet collided with an Army plane near Columbia South Carolina, killing two Army fliers and a two year old boy aboard the airliner. Four others including the boy’s mother were seriously injured as the craft made an emergency landing in a corn field after the crash. Captain G D Davis of Miami credited with saving lives described the moment of impact and a surviving Army crewman parachuted to safety.
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Associated Press
Columbia
5. C
Eastern Airlines
Carolina
Here
A. E. Willaams
Miami
Fla
Annie Lee Moore Walker
G. D. Davis
Bur
Army Flers
Robert B. Clapp
Raleigh B. Allbaugh, Jr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Army
Newamen
Waterhouse 10 plans expansion of West Main building
Waterhouse 10 unveils a large remodeling plan joining the Merrick garage on West South Street with the West Main Street site. The project totals 19 000 square feet for sales and service space, features new display windows and entrances, and will be built by Falconer Plate Glass with Joseph Hassett supervising foundation work. Excavation and grading expected to start within days.
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Hivert
West Main
Werton
Muiely
Tojer
Merrick Garapw
West South Street
West South Street. Ly
Falconer Plate Glass Corporation
West Mallreet
Soulh Street
Main Street
South Street
West Main Street
Esterday
Guy Engraver
Williams Aad
Manlie
Zalmeck
Joseph Hassett
Memorial Park Plans Debated At Tuesday Night Meeting
City officials and residents discussed a proposed permanent memorial in the City Park during a Tuesday evening session. Plans include a stone bandshell and monuments funded by local groups, with a public review of design concepts and financing to be revisited at a future meeting.
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Thompson
Bopelsr
Tom Duape
Hytel Carey
Hytel Carey Iy Iy WwiMg Niel
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Pank
Xesalun
Nie
Snemoril
Eusse
Corry Defense Center to be Dropped Amid Wartime Adjustments
Chief Warden Wailer T. Scott Anhgutieed announces the Civilian Defense center will be suspended and the basement space repurposed for the Veterans Bureau. Local headquarters remain on inactive status while the State Council of Defense switches to volunteer operation starting July 15, trimming about 140000 dollars yearly.
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Wailer
T. Scott Anhgutieed
Corry Wlki
Brehat
Pouri
Veterans’ Bureau
Scott
Harrishitre
State Council of Defense
Edward Machin
Martin
Invasion Plans Reported As Planes Hoarded By Enemy
Enemy hoarding planes for an invasion is reported as weak fighter opposition meets. Eight to nine five rain three thousand tons of bombs strike five cities while fleet search planes hit shipping at Sendai.
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Sendai
Turvo Bay
Okinawa
Abutatsu
Naval Air Station
Kanoya
Ryushin
Tokyo
Sendsi
Nimitz Reports Massive Air Assault on Tokyo Area
Allied air forces delivered a sweeping strike across a 770 mile arc of Japan with 700 B-29s and fighters. Adml. Nimitz announced the Third Fleet supported the blows and that enemy defenses offered little opposition as fires and destruction spread through Nagoya and other targets along Shikoku.
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Guam
Tokay
Bay
Okinswe
Abinumy
Ana Ev
Wye
Bey
David I. Hutchison
Par East Air Moree
Ty Js
Sencul
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Kawasaki Oil Center
Tokyo Bay
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Nagayiet
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Tha
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Umiaiimi
Shikoku
Sland
Nimitz
U. S
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Robert Knitter
Church of the Ascension
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