Allies clash in North Africa Giraud backs Muselier in Algiers
Allied forces adjust leadership as Gen. Henri Giraud appoints Vice Admiral Muselier deputy to oversee Algiers region amid tensions between De Gaulle and Peyrouton. Peyrouton resigns, is offered Syria posting. Giraud and De Gaulle announce evolving executive committee.
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de Gaulle
Algiers
Associated Press Jaiorers
Henri Giraud
Brille Muselier
Aland
Peyruuton
General de Gaule
W de Snd Giraud
Algeria
de Gavile
Brcy
de Mile
Htve
Gaulle
London
Ined Bt
Pierre
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Peyrouton
Vichy
Minter
Interior
Amassador
Argentina
Giraud
Pratce
Coonial
Syria
Hult
Iil Giraud
Merill Mueller
NBC
Dé Gaulle
North Africa
de Gaullé
Notah Imfedifite
Peyroutom
Pa lant Leptens Estate Undersigied Payment Claim
Fragmented OCR text notes an unsettled estate payment issue tied to a Pennsylvania address and Erie property, mentioning a Herman and a Friday action. The garbled lines reference land, a road, and scattered figures, with unclear dates or names.
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Palant Leptens
Dent
Seid
Ciy Street
Insylvaiu
Erie
Herman
Rook Lake
Bonavi
Senate defeats bid to amend trade legislation
Washington bulletin reports that a proposed amendment to the Pecitienent trade bill failed in the Senate, preventing Senate ratification of trade agreements. The Rome radio cited Pope Hin XGA urging all parties to respect humanitarian law amid ongoing war, calling for restraint.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Rome Radio
Pupe
Promoted at Junior High in Tuesday night exercises
One hundred sixty-two students received certificates of promotion at the Junior High School exercise Tuesday evening and will enter Senior High in the fall. The program featured band selections and a pantomime titled On Trial, with Principal Harold G. Wolfe presiding as judge and Supt. Ralph S. Dewey presenting certificates.
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Auditorum
Mndred
C. F. Hildebrand
T. D
Strikke
Gershwin
Eles
Harold G. Wolfe
Wolfe
F. Lowe Edwards
Ralph S. Dewey
H. Lyn Rice
Salvation Army Drive Progressing Here With Pledge Cards
Adjutant John D. Morrison reports the annual Salvation Army campaign advancing locally. Pledge cards have been distributed to employees at Raymond Manufacturing, and reports from Precision Products show generous response. Aero Supply workers also participating, though canvass not complete.
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John D. Morrison
Salvation Army
Raymond Manufacuring Company
Precision Products Company
Aero Supply
Canvaxs
Comtetac
Alleged deserter arrested in local plant area
A man identified as Kert Warner was arrested yesterday amid reports he is a U5 Army deserter. The incident involved police and workplace locations, with authorities noting he had been living here and was believed to be in the South during service gaps.
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Kert Warner
Poe
U5 Army
Coal Crisis Referred Back to President Washington
June 2 operators and union chiefs cleared the bargaining table and resolved to start from scratch in fresh efforts to agree on a new working contract. Refusing to work pending a new agreement, about half a million miners remained out of the pits, threatening a blow at wartime coal production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ayion
Waivitet Elec Mills
Board orders end to miners parleys till strikers return
Washington June 2 The War Labor Board halted ongoing talks between miners and operators and urged settlement only after workers return to duty. The board warned that any agreement during a strike would not be approved, as John L Lewis and operators resumes negotiations.
Conference urged as coal workers strike deepens in Washington
Leaders from the coal producers and United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis planned another Washington conference to restart from scratch after both sides rejected compromise offers as 400,000 miners walked off. Interior Secretary Ickes labeled it a strike against the government and warned of delayed steel output as coal stocks risk depletion within days.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
Ickes
Iekes
Lewis
Tokes
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Frst
Wet Labor Board
Declara
Allies Gain In War Upon Nazi Subs
London reports Allied gains in anti submarine warfare as May saw record submarine sinkings and a drop in U boat numbers in the Atlantic. A V Alexander notes 12 month submarine losses exceed all prior war period while six month destruction rate rose 29 percent. RAF bombing of U boat bases praised. shipping losses eased in April and May despite March damage. 65 British and American merchantmen totaling 380,090 tons were sunk in May per AP.
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Aslated
London
Atlantic
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
House of Commons
Air Force
RAF
Alexander
Marah
United Nations
United States
DNE
Tom Berlin
Associated Pres
House Leaders Urge Action On Anti-Strike Law
Washington June 3 House military committee pushes floor vote on the Smith Connally anti strike bill amid agency opposition. May of Kentucky says action is needed now to curb wartime walkouts while Speaker Rayburn signals possible quick recognition for debate lasting days. The measure would ban strikes in government operated plants, require a 30 day cooling off and a secret ballot, force unions to file financial and membership data, and broaden War Labor Board powers.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
May
D-Ky
Colmer D-Miss
Rayburn
Congress
Statemata
War Tabor Board
Uis
Winds Uprooted Trees as Storm Drenched Erie Area
A fierce wind and electrical storm struck Erie and vicinity, uprooting trees, snapping branches, and damaging structures including the concrete block former bed springs plant. One woman died when a brick stack collapsed onto a nearby property, and a boat capsized offshore. Street blocks were closed for safety as rain drenched the town and continued into early June.
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Hiv
Brearer
Norhhwestern
Bed Springs
Charlee C. Wales
Pennsylvania Avenue
LeRoy: Wilcox
Penneyl
Vale Avenue
Bila Mae Couhran
Marlenville
Eicet Chilyen
Mayienville Glass Company
Tle
Lawrence Park
Erie
Corry
O'Lock
Dr N.gillstte
East Smith and
Wright Streets
Gillette
Harrisburg Boy Drowns Near Municipal Island
Harrisburg report states 15 year old Jonas Shaddler fell from a fence into the Susquehanna River near Municipal Island and drowned last night. Three companions reached shore safely as divers recovered the body about two hours later. Local police noted the accident and ongoing investigation.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Municipal Island
Jonas Shaddler
James McFarland
Iremen
Stealing Gas Coupons Valued At 1.476 Million
Allentown police say rationing coupons worth 1.476 million dollars in gasoline were stolen late last night or early today from the Allentown War Price and Rubizioning Board.
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Allentown
British Airways liner shot down near Lisbon with 13 missing
Reported loss of a British Airways airliner bound London from Lisbon with 14 to 18 aboard including Leslie Howard and Alyeed Chaenhall. Early accounts say the plane was not yet reached England, weather and enemy action cited as factors. Kenneth Stonehouse, Reuters, was aboard en route to take a new assignment.
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British Airways
Assicintea Rees
Lisbon
Portugal
London
Leslie Howard
Dassenbers
Lso
England
United States
Jmont
Sonyeh
Berlin
Biter
Nazi Recaniuseaner
Allee Donibers
Lampurl
Gverine Auant
Kenneth Stonehouse
Washington
Reuters News Agency
Wissmidl
Stonehouse
Prisoners Move Through City Under Guard
Reports say several dozen German and Turkish prisoners passed through the city en route to Midwestern camps. The trains were guarded, with little information on their destination or assignments. Some prisoners were reportedly placed at work on midwestern farms.
Ati Island battle report tallies over 1500 Japanese killed
The Navy announced that more than 1,500 Japanese were killed and four taken prisoner in the first 20 days of fighting on Ati Island, where American troops have completed conquest of the outpost except for isolated deaths by their own action. An official estimate notes the enemy dead count might be 50 to 100 percent higher when including buried or missing soldiers. Japanese reports claimed 600 troops on the stand and that all perished in a Thai attack.
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Associated Press
Navy
Ati Island
Milk drivers strike curtails Pittsburgh deliveries
Milk deliveries in the Pittsburgh district were reduced as drivers refused to double loads in response to a gasoline allocation order from the Office of Defense Transportation. The strike disrupted several milk companies and affected daily supply.
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Pittsburgh
Office of Defense Transportation
U S Cutter Sinks U-Boat and Captures Crew of Forty
The U S Coast Guard cutter Spencer, under Commander Harold Berdine, sank a German submarine after a dangerous depth charge strike near the Allentie. Forty submarine crew members were captured as the raider mounted a determined defense with conning tower damage and gunfire. The Coast Guard aided by the ship Duune, and rescue boats were prepared as the engagement continued under heavy fire.
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Associated Just Washington
Spencer Wie
Wavy Today
Allentie
Weo
Turkey
al al- Med
Spencer
Harold
Berdine
Victory Boulevard
Staten
Tine
U. S. Coast Guard
Carter Duune
Navy
G O
Allied Attacks Expand Pantelleria Assault Amid Mediterranean Bombardments
Allied naval and air strikes pummel Pantelleria and Sicily as Allied forces press a steady campaign in the central Mediterranean. Commanders report no allied casualties from daytime operations while Italian and German reports acknowledge bombardment damage and ongoing heavy fighting on multiple fronts.
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Mediterranean
Pantelleria
Cape Bon
Tunisia
Strell
O‘ward
Sicily
Anhin Ae
Eitier Siely
Me Talia
Mequintiynel
Gon
Dwikhi
Sikentinner
Hendauarhars
Nayril
Westerday
Tuliska Maych
Eison- Hower
Pantelletia
Taly
Sardinia
Tiatlan
Pantelleris
Naples
England
Berlin
Matvate
Senate Approves Pay As You Go Tax Plan Today
Senate moves toward pay as you go income tax law with President to sign or allow. Plan would tax payers as they earn through an estimated annual liability with quarterly installments starting July 1 or a 20 percent levy, plus adjustments.
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Senate
Washington
Roosenvalt
Quintuplet Doctor Dafoe Dies in Hospital
Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, renowned physician to the Dione quintuplets, died at North Bay Hospital at age 60. He passed away eleven minutes after admission, with B.A Campbell at the bedside. pneumonia was noted as the cause. Dafoe rose to international prominence nine years earlier for assisting the quintuplets at their birth.
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Associated Press
North Bay
Ontario
Allan Roy Dafoe
Dafoe
A Campbell
Nortly Bays
Daton
Callander
Mmoming
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