Connally Leads Senate Push for United Nations Charter
Senator Tom Connally, Texas Democrat and foreign relations chair, addresses the Senate to press rapid ratification of the United Nations charter. He argues the 8000-word document, born from the San Francisco conference, offers the best chance for postwar peace and a security council armed for deterrence, with broad support expected among senators.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tom Connally
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Sim Francisco
United Nations
Tom Conuely
Connelly
Vandenbergy
MiUhs
General Assembly
Great Britain
Russia
China
France
Connally
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Uedah
O'Daniel
Wine ve with star cats and rope salad straw
A fragmentary item mentions wine, a star, cats and ropes with a salad straw, noted as new. The text is incomplete, offering few readable details beyond these elements and no clear event or context.
Incomplete OCR: Watts pen slowin and dairy tractor item
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Watts pen, slowin, dairy, Mr. Nehne, a tractor wraller, and items described as rubber and agtooth. Details are unclear and names may be misread.
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Watts
Nehine
Wraller
Alice Garh
Stags, Tuney Race Results On Rough Track
Fragmentary score notes show Stags defeating Tuney with a 17.60 time. Lignite 1 down against WU in an unclear matchup while 44 K 100 and 3 point marks appear as partial indicators of event standings.
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Rollas Robblers
Beavers To Lose Setcavage As Coach
U S troops land on six islands in the Mariannas in a June 8 AP report from Guam. The operation involves American infantry aided by local guides and Japanese captives, aimed at scouting targets for potentially disrupting enemy positions.
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Beavers
Mariannas
Guam
Louis
Loree
lLanding
International Labour Organization to frame Paris conference plan
The governing body wrapped a week of talks in Quebec on plans for a general Paris conference slated for October 1. In Rome, secret police arrested Vichy Interior Secretary Durand, linked to harsh actions against patriots. Bresich militia leader Durandale faces charges. In Morrow, Warsaw officials prepare to unveil a national unity plan as Poles await a new government.
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Associated Press Quebec
International Labor Organization
Paris
Rome
Joseph Darhand
Vichy
Sie
Fig Lres
Durandale
Bresich
Warsaw
Forcmal
Boleslaw Blerut
Polish National Contieuls
Eduard Osubka-Morawski
Lublin
Stanislaw Mi Kolajcnyi
Spath Settles Gun Charges After Plea
THoyee Spath, accused in a gun incident that threatened Mrs Arthur Forbes, appeared before Magistrate Gordon. He pleaded guilty to city ordinance weapon charges, paid 100 dollars fine plus 23 dollars costs, and the case settled for 140 dollars. he returned to Erie afterward. Mrs Forbes did not prosecute further charges. Police found an automatic pistol on Spath and another in his cat.
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Arthur Forbes
Gordon
Bend
Spall
John Himebaugh
Spat
Erie
Vaal
Forbes
Spath
Corry
Directors Seek Agreement With Owners Of Site
Board of Education holds a June session to review the condemnation plan for land west of the present Senior High School. Counsel Walter H. Scott presents steps, aiming for lawful, least disruptive actions while owners and tenants are kept informed. Conferences with owners planned, with possible occupancy terms during acquisition and months or years before construction begins. A special Friday meeting will ratify agreements and advance required legal steps toward condemnation and viewers’ reappointment.
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Board of Education
Ile
Tomiue Row
Hoay
Meat supply forecasted for Pittsburgh area in weeks
June 26. Thom as P. O'Hearn, acting supervisor of the Pittsburgh office of the War Food Administration, predicted a substantial rise in the local meat supply within weeks. He cited reductions in Army and lend-lease reserves effective duty 1 as the cause, boosting beef poultry veal and lamb for civilians. He added 0000 pounds of chicken would be released to 100 hospitals in the Pittsburgh area this month.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas P. O'Hearn
Pitsburgh
War Food Administration
O'Hearn
Recruits Show Up With Company A at Indiantown Gap
Recruits at Indiantown Gap mingle with veterans as Company A prepares for drill. Lt Norman G Tarbell praises the new arrivals and the unit’s drill master Lt Col Robertson of Independence Missouri receives the recruits during a Sunday evening gathering. The feature notes the Army unit’s cohesion, the praise for Men of Company A, and hints at further coverage on Page Hight.
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Indiantown Gap
Norman G. Tarbell
Pennsylvania Ghiaed suoWy
Nc- Trumans
Robertson
Independence
Harry Truman
Pany
Dent
Army of the
Socont Parenich
First Bn
Stef
Jom P. Clancy
Norman A. Hennink
Robert M. Wank
Campany A
Speniing
Roly, Poly Pvt
James D. Platt
Spartans Burg
Company A
Beaver board replaces football coach amid resignations
Beaver Township Board of Education announced major changes at a special meeting led by Supt R S Dewey. Coach Joseph Setcavagel resigns after reviving a lucrative professional football offer. Robert Lytle named to head football duties and social studies instructor roles filled, while four other teachers resign and several positions are filled or left open.
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Joseph Setcavagel
Beaver
Board of Education
R. S. Dewey
Dewey
Twallow
Beaver Club
Corryarhools
Fang
Setenyage
Robert Lytle
Tibusville
Avid ix
Dukes
Stanley E. Anderson
Distriet
Qiner
Sybil Oblinski
Setoavage
Russell Byler
Dinior High
Don 14 Bertram
Washington
Lois Mae Miller
Cambridge Springs
Whinboro
Torwo
Bessemer
St Conneaut, O
Marine Corps
Immediate WPA Checkup Promised by Representative Anderson
Washington June 28 Representative Anderson moves into cabinet as secretary of Agriculture. He promises an immediate WPA checkup and cleanup if necessary after a House Appropriations subcommittee report accusing the War Food Administration of mishandling food disposals worth millions. The subcommittee long investigation criticized WFA warehousing practices and records as inadequate and alleged officials gave false information to Congress.
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WFA
Associated Press
Washington
WPA
Anderson
D-Nm
Cone Brest
Byrnes Likely to Be Named Secretary of State Next Week
President Truman plans a cabinet shakeup after accepting the resignation of Bernard Baruch and indicating James F Byrnes will be named secretary of state early next week. Capitol Hill expects Byrnes to become a key figure, with potential wider departmental changes on the horizon.
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Byrnes
Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Benard BR
Stethinus
Capitol Hill
Far
Imer Senuive
Supreme Court Jst
Roosevelt
Stetrinius
Truman Names Byrnes for State, Faces Senate
President Truman celebrated his homecoming in Kansas City and announced James F. Byrnes as his choice for secretary of state. The move signals major State Department turnover, with Stellinius leaving and Byrnes likely reshaping top posts while keeping key officials like Clayton. Senate reaction is mixed due to Byrnes's labor record and party wing loyalties.
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Truman
Igansas City
Bunare Et
Stettinius
Harry S
Berlin
Healy
Maki
James F Byrnes
United Nations Organization
Cmin
Try
League
Security Council
Byrnes
Stellinius
State Department
William L. Clayton
St Byres
Joseph ©. Grew
Japan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Archirald MacLeish
Congress
James ©. Dunn
Dean Acheson
Julius GC. Holmes
Senate
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Local Radarman Awarded Bronze Star During WWII War Effort
Dale Nohba a radar man earned the Bronze Star for actions aboard a ship in the Pacific theater. He participated in naval operations during the Tide Toa invasion and subsequent air strikes against Tokyo in February and March.
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Dale Nodes
Syro Yesseles
Marlony Stiles
Dale Nohba
Mieerfal
Warrier
Randolph
Ajar Seaneton
Japan
Radaraei Nobbs
Naves Sinfort
Fe Varriey
Tokyo
Black market means less eggs headlines Harrisburg June 18
Ilueke market purchases of laying hens endangering supplies of eggs. Ken Hood, marketing specialist for the Pennsylvania State College Extension Service, notes many hens are being sold to meet demand. He cites bids as high as 854 per hen and warns healthy laying stock is being diverted, reducing next fall’s egg output.
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Harrisburg
Eges Unis
Keneth Hood
Pennsylvania State College Hood
Valle
Hond
War casualty totals rise to over one million in latest update
Figures show total combat losses reaching 1,030,679 with a weekly increase of 7,206. Army names tally 908,025 and Navy casualties 122,854, reflecting ongoing wartime fatalities and service member losses through June 21.
Corry Sergeant Dies of Okinawa Battle Wounds
Corry Sergeant Tomphick, born Yonkers May 1923, died of wounds suffered on Okinawa after serving in the 1st Infantry Division. He enlisted in 1994, trained at Camp Any, Hawaii, and is survived by parents and siblings. A requiem will be held at St. Ghewbeth’s Church next week.
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Galler Huth
Elsie Wad
Barry
Okinawa Pyevininay Ward
Philippines
Okinawa
Lie
Solder
Yonkers
Isis
Cuter Hill
Carter Foxchoo
Seoul
Sergt
Tomphick Wis
Camp Adult
Gregori
Sion
kenuWik
Aftair
Art Ord
Oyen
Hawaii
Wyelnine
Seres Tomnenile
Jn Wramee
Joseph
Yaa Eld
Aea Osisher
Kenneth Gates
Dory
Stldier
Almarist
Youthful Death Rattlers Sauatine Set Pacific Record
In Honolulu June 2 the Marine air arm’s waisting records are broken by the youthful Death Rattlers squadron. They downed 128 Japanese planes in under two months with seven aces among twelve pilots. Major George Axtell recalled the April 29 battle off Okinawa where six pilots engaged 99 dive bombers, with quick action before they could strike the ships. Continued on page eight.
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Honolulu
Marine Air Arm
Nn Pacific
Suse
George “Biz
Axtell
Iron Baden
Te Shima
Okinawa
First Penetration of Okhotsk Sea Revealed by Navy
Invasion fears push Japan to create a defense command for Tokyo approaches as the proclaimed liberation of Luzon heats the war. Reports claim American losses and a major push toward the Ryukyu and Okhotsk fronts, with battles described across multiple theaters and heavy casualties.
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Japan
Tokyo
Luzon
Okhotsk Sea
Philippines
Ryukyu
Borneo
Tallemye
Hivaslan
Uin
Humber
Lanl
Vassol
Shi Putin
Cagayda Villey
Geyer Ghughioy
Une Valley
Alipujwse
Sounio
Three Held In Assault Case From Union City Youths
Tyee youths from Union City are held at the city jail awaiting a further hearing on assault charges. The victims were Mexican laborers employed by the Bris Railroad. The attack occurred on a vacant lot off West Main Street. police later arrested Arthur Bacon, Douglas Clark, and Ors Hites after warrants. All three pleaded guilty at a preliminary arraignment and a new hearing was set with witnesses to testify.
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Union City
Hayikeef
Bris Railroad
West Main Street
Corry
Ors Hites
Brown
Gordon
Hiram Brewer
Arthur Bacon
Douglas Clark
Nfo
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MacArthur
Luzon Island
Parley Group
Vandenberg
Ioneer
Aune
Blio
SITE
Fritsburgh
Ert Lytle
Setcavage
Clayton
Joseph Grew
Will
Wallinevton
Agualearagy
Jolie
Mabel Jowl
Lester Bayhos
Vincent E. Tumchik
Leyte
Sauatine
Pacific
U.S. Navy
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