Letters to the Editor Policy and Addresses
Voluntary communications of letters to the editor will be published freely if they are not obscene or scurrilous and serve general interest. They must bear the author’s signature and appear under it. National advertising representatives listed for Inland Newspapers in New York and Chicago locations.
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National Advertising
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Stopping gasoline black market harms all honest drivers
A wartime editorial argues that a small group profits from gas theft, harming the nation. It urges motorists to use only ration coupons, report violations, and cooperate with authorities, noting most dealers and drivers are honest. Community conscience is key to ending the black market.
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United States
Literary guides on land use and German broadcasts
Review notes Edward H. Grahams Natural Principles of Land Use as a tool for conservation and land management. Also discusses Kris Speier and Ernst Kris German Radio Propaganda and Goebbels tactics, plus W Cabell Gréer's World War pronunciations dictionary for Columbia.
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Edward H. Graham
Graham
BBC
Ernst Kris
Hans Speier
Dr. Goebbels
North
Afica
Russia
America
Messrs
Kris Speier
Oxford
Prof
W. Cabell Gréer
Columbus Broadcasting System
Madison Avenue
Webster
Columbia
Rommel Statement Amid Civil War Provocation Claim
A June 2 dispatch from a German information delegate in New York quotes Draja Mivic asserting that the civil war raging in the country under enemy occupation has been provoked. The report continues the page one discussion of the German stance.
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Rommel
Min
New
Draja Mi@vic
Hildegarde to Take Over Red Skelton Show June 13
New York dispatch reports Hildegarde will replace Red Skelton on NBC when he enters the army. Her first show is set for June 13 with a casual variety format featuring guests including service men. Harry Sosnik to direct the band. Other listings note NBC CBS and MB S programs and a reference to partisan movement amid Tito leadership and wartime tensions.
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New York
Red Skelton
Hildegrade
Red
NBC
Hildegarde
Harry Sosnik
HOUSE DUCKS Contends Over OPA Regulation Rules
The article outlines proposed changes to OPA regulations touching price controls and business practices. It proposes giving the president broader power to correct inequities and limits further authority for the economic stabilization director over railroads, while allowing administrative rent ceiling adjustments without upsetting overall rent control effects.
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OPA
Fred M. Vinson
Those Browns Lead Yankees By a Whisker in AL Race
In a tight pennant chase the St. Louis Browns edge the New York Yankees by a margin of .0006 percentage points as October looms. Detroit remains within a game and a half, Mel Ott drives the Giants toward .500 with his 11th and 12th homers in a 6-4 win over Pittsburgh, and the Cards surge with Mort Cooper eight-hits in a 9-3 win over Philadelphia.
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Browns
Yankees
Jack Hand
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Detroit
Harridge Loop
Mel Ott
Giants
Efense
Pittsburgh
Tigers
Brownies
Ott
Pirates
Master Melvin
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Phillies
Philadelphia
Jim Tobin
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Leo Durocher
St. Louis
Bob Muncrief
Hank
Borowy
New York
Cleveland
Thurman Tucker
Thres Sipeles
Washington
Thornton Lee
Ey Heets
Rudy “York
Pinky Higgins
Joyce Upsets Armstrong In Ten Round Chicago Fight
Willie Joyce, 26, defeats Henry Armstrong by unanimous decision in ten rounds at the Stadium in Chicago. Joyce, weighing 139 to Armstrong’s 141 1-4, rode early offense then countered at distance to seal the verdict before a 10,387 crowd amid boos and cheers. Armstrong had notched a string of ten straight wins before the upset and showed moments of form despite the defeat.
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Willie Joyce
Los Angeles
Gary
Joyce
Army
Willie
Henry
Rugs
Boxing Results Recap From AP Across Cities
Boxers from Indiana, California, New Jersey and beyond clash in multiple bouts. Willis Joyce outpointed Henry Armstrong. Robert Earl defeated Torpedo Reed. Tippy Larida stopped Freddy Archer. Other results include Joe Agosta and Larry Anea wins, Lefty LaChance KO, and Ed Hudson plus Billy Brown wins in regional cards.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Robert Earl
Reed
New York
Tippy
Larida
Garfield
N. J
Freddy Archer
Newark
Joe Agosta
Larry Anea
Brooklyn
Jane
Oklahoma City
Low Nova
van Nuys
Calif
Buddy
Scott
Tampa
Fla
Brunswick
Maurice
Lefty
LaChance
Lisbon
Henry Legasse
Old Town
al -Michaud
Eddie Hudson
Bath
Norwich
Joe Popeski
New London
Georgia
Lowell
Tommy Ryan
Bostony
Worcester
Mass
Joe Annibese
Boston
Sidney Miller
Youngstown
Steve Kients
Gecky Davis
Shuttle Continued From Page One Involves Bomber Loss
The report notes a bomber was lost and a fighter remains outstanding as the Red air force cooperates by striking enemy airdromes along the route of the Allied strategic force and providing area fighter support. Budapest radio likely off air signaling possible second phase. American filers greeted by Russian and American crews and officials, including Ambassador Harriman and Maj. Gen. Deane, at a Soviet facility.
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Red
Budapest
U. 5
W. Averill Harriman
Kythien
John R. Deane
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday to tomorrow
Baseball results show New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 and Boston 4 Cincinnati 0 with others. Today's schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, all around 2:30 to 3 p.m. Tomorrow features Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia. In the American League Detroit 4 Boston 1 and New York 5 Cleveland 4 accompany St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 5 Washington with two game plans per club for today and tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
A. A
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York A
Washington Philadelphia
Chicago A
Pensive Poised to Crown Belmont bid in Triple Crown race
Pensive, Warren Wright’s Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, eyeing the Belmont Stakes to complete the Triple Crown. More than 40,000 expected at Belmont Park on Long Island to watch the bay colt clash with Platter and six others in a $50,080 race. Trainer Ben Jones expects Pensive to go to the post as a firm favorite, with the Widener entries Platter and There as key rivals in the field of three-year-olds.
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Ted Meier
New York
Pensive
Warren Wright
Sir Barto
Gallant | Fox
Omaha
War Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Long Island
George
Widener
Platter
Ben Jonesy
Bert Mulholland
Mulholland
Praxter
Free Lance
Rovee
G ; Martin
Kaytee
Ziegler, Jr
First Allied Air Forces Move in Joint Action
A brief yet happy celebration marked a day of large scale allied air operations. British, Russian and American forces conducted coordinated actions as planes refueled and rearmed for further missions against the Axis powers. A Soviet observer called the cooperation a significant seccenir in Soviet assistance.
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England
Italy
Africa
Britain
Russia
America
Cooperson
Moscow
Neatly Fights and Storm Drive Colin to Nate Tennant Cabin
Colin battles Nate Tennant in a frenzied cabin brawl as a blizzard rages outside. Hunger, wolves, and a risking escape frame the tense confrontation before a raging fire ends the fight and hints at the perilous trek ahead.
Allied drive toward Rome tightens as German defenses hold
German high command says fighting in Alban hills and near Lanuvio and Valmontone is fierce but defenders resist. United States forces advance three directions from Valmontone, aiming toward Rome, linking with French units pressing east of the Sacco river and near Cave. French troops move from the south to Colle Perro, closing toward highway six and the river.
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Sacco
White House
Sgurgols
Army
Valmontone
Five Springs
Ferent
Alr
United States
Tune
Eighth Army
America
Great Britain
United Nations
Iron
Colle Ferro
Ferentini
Sacco River
Alban Hills
Lanuvia
Velletri
Casilina
Rome
Cave
Colle Perro
Dewey supporters face off in delayed party nominating state
The report notes Dewey backers defeating Tucker of Paoli and Jenner of Bedford amid withdrawals by Hancock Greensburg editor B J. There is mention of Ralph F. Gales winning the gubernatorial nomination and an uninstructed Maryland delegation at Baltimore. Speaker Rayburn is not tied to the fourth peace plan.
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Dewey
James M
Baltimore
Maryland
House
Samuel ‘Rayburn
Texas
Gunners hindered by daylight as ships patrol near New Guinea
Fragmented report notes limited enemy activity while American warships patrol about 209 miles west of a New Guinea invasion point. A destroyer and three barges reported engagements east of a marked area. In another theater, Pearl Harbor strikes continued, marking the 25th combined air and naval attack this May.
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New Guinea
Martin Bay
Ares
Amay
J Islands
Chester
Pearl Harbor
Soctalime ing the ceunes of abr i Se
A fragmentary OCR item notes events involving Soctalime in the area. readable bits mention a local scene and unclear actions. entities are sparse. details about persons or organizations are not fully readable.
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