Kobe Bombing Rips Kobe Industrial Center by B-29s
Approximately 450 B-29 Superfortresses bombed Kobe and nearby Mikagemachi and Ashiya, targeting rail yards, shipyards, docks and industrial facilities. Tokyo reported 56 bombers shot down and 144 damaged, with about 3,000 tons of bombs dropped over the city and Osaka's industrial zone.
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Presa
Guam
Kobello
Japan
Settinee
Yokohams
Nippon
Tokyo
Mikagemachi
Ashiya
Kobe
Osaka Bay
Osaka
Donel
He Eity
Curtis BE. Lemay
1St Bomber Command
Priday
Phis
Ely
Delayed Bomb Blasts Bremen Police HQ Destroyed
Rescue teams searched the wreckage of Bremen’s U S military government police headquarters after two mysterious blasts. Three Americans and 42 Germans were confirmed dead, with two Americans missing and many injured. Major E. Russell Kennedy Jr. suggested a delayed action bomb caused the disaster.
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Associates
Bremen
Germany
U. S
Down
E. Russel Kennedy, Jr
Washington, DC
E Bond Sales Show Advance Despite Volatile Markets
A dubious OCR fragment claims bond sales advanced about $15,000 in one day, marking a large daily total amid market volatility. The report credits an official, Uw r Phimunee Commutie, with announcing the solid progress while noting partial, garbled company details and unclear line references.
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Bona
Sone
Sostetelay
Corry Students to Get Medical and Dental Examinations
Corry schools will implement a state funded program for medical and dental exams starting in the first grade and every other year thereafter. A $4,000,000 appropriation funds physician and dentist visits in five grade bands with sight and hearing tests also included.
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CORRY
Ralph Dewey
Atele
Martin
Cory
Siste
Dewey
Warren
State Department of Public Restriction
Navy Reveals Loss Of Two Destroyers Off Okinawa
The Navy says the destroyers Morrison and Luce were sunk off Okinawa with heavy casualties. Each ship carried a crew of more than 200, bringing total American naval losses in the war to 1 percent.
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Navy
Washington
Morrison
Luce
Okinawa
Totol of America
Faris
Jue
United States
Local Board 10 Continues Sugar Ration Work Amid Orders
Local Board 10 presses ahead with sugar ration applications despite a national OPA order. Patrons are urged to mail in application forms and spare stamps, with processing possible before official word from headquarters lifts the ban.
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OPA
Corey Ration
Ana Promaly
Washington
Sandy Lake Explorer Honored by Government
At Sandy Lake June 5 12 year old Dr John W Goodsell honored by the United States government with the Silver Peary Polar Expedition Medal of 1908 08 created by Congress for his Arctic voyage. He paid tribute to comrades who died wishing they could have lived to receive the medals.
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Sandy Lake
North Pole
John W. Goodsell
United States
Mercer County
Red Country
Goodsell
Congress
Treasury report shows June 27 position and debt total
Treasury data from Washington lists June 27 figures: receipts 35,864,905.52 dollars and expenditures 174,814,515.51, leaving net balance 9,787,094,006.63. Total debt stands at 24,489,906.51 with an increase over the previous day of 297,166,757.03.
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Treasury
Washington
Republicans Seek Revisions in Present Law Fight
Six Republican colleagues press for changes to existing act as the measure nears its June 30 expiry. Tait leads a group seeking two amendments while the bill faces a Senate consideration tomorrow.
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Tait
Senate
Two Amendments Would Aid Battle Against Inflation
Six Republican Senate banking committee members urge price control act changes to protect producers and processors from losses when price controls extend another year. They propose ceilings tied to costs plus a minimal profit and target the livestock and dairy sectors, arguing current rules harm essential industries during wartime.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Costa Andrens
Inga
Bleccosts
Thomas If Ok
Sewice Eericuire Committee
Jess Finn
Wall
Nations weigh Russia showdown plan in world security council
Associated Press dispatches from San Francisco and London report Secretary of State Stettinius seeking a Truman decision on forcing a showdown with Russia over free discussion in a world security council. The debate reflects sharp American opinion on postwar security and alliance policy.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Stettinius
Truman
United States
Russia
World Security Council
Meeting Discusses Oiling on Grace Street and City Finances
Council held a lengthy session addressing street oiling on Grace Street and the related charges, with Diners and Treasurers reports reviewed. William Dyckes urged satisfactory completion of oiling, while franchise matters with the Pennsylvania Telephone Company were referred for amendments ahead of next regular meeting. The city treasurer reported May receipts of 13,882.21 and current taxes of 12,524.24 paid, with total expenditures at 4,200.47 and a city balance of 89,047.28 as of June 1.
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Sulleiter Scott
Wwe
Dyckes
Pennsylvania Treviric Company
Kinley
Scott
Streets Department
Fire
Jas
Irene Mullen
Austin Johnson
Nellie Black
EC. Barnes
Mabel Dempsey
Miss Mullen
Sul Lettor
Bi Council
Homer Berkhouse
Ten Corry Men to Be Inducted Monday June 18
A list of Corry area men to be inducted on Monday June 18 includes Helley Atwood Tubbs Eugene Parm Jackson Everett R K Kennly R O Marshall Austin Ajlanis B D Kelly Wmogni Buen atreet Leonard Milford Davis and others from Corry and surrounding districts. Additional inductees from union city Erie and surrounding towns are named with numbered and street identifiers.
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CORRY
Corey-Uninn
Jheanna
Ain Inlet
Onion
Ares Helley Atwond Tubbs
Eugene Parm Jackson
HO Everett
Iran
Orville Bdward Davis
Warisburg
Perry sells interest in Peze and Perry Grocery
Franke Perry sold his interest in the Peze and Perry Grocery on West Main Street. Merle Page will continue to operate the store, with Perry having been a four year partner and previously with Emblem Oil. Perry, 8 pariner in Parker and Perry toy business, suffered a severe laceration to a finger delaying his plans.
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Ferry
Franke Perry
Peze
Milwaukee loaned to Russia in 1944 transfer noted
The Navy announced the light cruiser Milwaukee was loaned to Russia in April 1944 for the war effort and did not disclose whether the 7,800-ton Omaha class vessel has since been returned.
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Russia
Washington
Milwaukee
Navy
Allied Leaders Meet in Berlin Under SHAEF Plan
Allied leaders gathered in Berlin as General Dwight Eisenhower left Frankfurt for the meeting with occupation authorities from Britain Prussia and the provisional French government. The purpose is to discuss Germany fuel allocation general demobilization and the status of protection under allied occupation with the Western Allies and Soviet Union.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Jhe
Eisenhower
Brankfurt-Ou-Myle
Germany
Berlin
Duniders
Great Britain
Prussia
Noriks
Ussr
Shaef Annanrement
State postwar program powers shaping plans in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a broad postwar public works program as a cushion against reconversion. Governor Martin signed 16 appropriations totaling $76,235,000 for cleaning lig streams, park developments, and renovation of mental, penal, and educational facilities with $10,000,000 earmarked for road development.
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Atsucsawen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin
Anator
Chinese and Japanese clash near Szelo and Foochow fronts
A semi official Chinese dispatch reports Chinese forces seizing Siapu northeast of Foochow while Japanese troops push northward along the Slun Way toward Weurnaw, with heavy fighting reported in Szelo’s outskirts and near Linchase. U S air bases and strategic positions are cited as targets in widespread combat across French Indo China and surrounding areas.
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Assmehiet
Tron Cuungring
Chungking
Siapu
Foochow
Shinehul
Werchow
Yuhawan
Ie Chekiomg
Wenchow
Kwangiane
Uate
Cantor
Churchill Opens Attack on Opposition in Campaign
Churchill's opening attack on his Lahovite opponents defense of the satialisue program drew fierce coverage as the election campaign heats up. Clement Attlee prepared to reply in a national radio address as Churchill seeks to keep Conservatives in power by July 8. The prime minister claimed socialism is tied to fascism and likened it to Gestapo in a sweeping critique.
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Associated Press
London
Churchill
Tle
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Campaiga
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