Grafton Sentinel publishes editor and circulation notes
The Grafton Sentinel lists office locations in Latrobe Street Grafton and 580 Business Office 185 Grafton Frontier phone details. Publisher James F Hoyt and Editor Manager N Straight are named with guidance on voluntary letters to the editor and signature requirements for general interest discussions. Space for national advertising reps Inland Newspaper Representatives Inc is noted with New York and Chicago addresses.
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Bay de Beatie Retinal
Latrobe Street
Grafton
Vitorial
James F. Hoyt
Sarl N. Straight
Mamager
National Advertising Representative
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Mith Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
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San Francisco Conference Aims for United Nations Charter
The conference seeks a charter to establish a world organization for peace justice security and welfare not to resolve wartime political economic disputes. Senate must approve by two thirds to make the US a member. A proposed international force would operate under a Military Staff Committee and Security Council with US representation. The world body cannot interfere in domestic questions.
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SUES
United Nations
United States
United Nations Organization
Senate
Security Council
World Organization
Review of midcentury books and guides in a literary column
The guide critiques several recent books, noting dull writing in The Sweep of Dusk by William Kehoe and mixed appeal in Partner of the Wind and The Wild Horse of the West. It highlights The Prospect Please s and Behold Our Green Mansions, praising photography in places while calling the prose pedestrian. Taubes’s Oil Painting for the Beginner offers a practical introduction with step by step guidance for newcomers aspiring to portrait and still life.
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Kehoe
Curt
Avery Hopwood
Jack Thorp
Neil McCullough Clark
Caxton
Ilus
Walker D. Wyman
Wyman
Columbus
Ladd Haystead
University of Oklahoma
Haystead
Greeley
Fortune Magazine
Richard H. D. Boerker
Chapel Hill
Frederic Taubes
Watson-Guptill
Manuel
Taubes
Radio Tonight and Eisenhower Return Broadcast Schedule
New York June 16 A guide to next weeks radio plans for General Eisenhower’s return with Washington D C and New York stops. Listings include NBC CBS and ABC programs from 7:30 p m onward with news roundtables musical variety and a wartime program slate. Also notes on safety medical history and a soap removal tip.
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New York
Dwight D.eisenhower
Washington
National Airport
Capital
Congress
NBC
San Francisco
John Hightower
Author's Playhouse
New Time
CBS
Portland
Ore
Lionel Barrymore
Tibbett
Jessica Dragonette
Marvin Jones
ABC
BLUE
Boston Pops
Eddie Oliver
Jean Goldkette
Chicago Theatre
MBS
Starid
America United
Murray Bill
N.Y
Morgenthau
Wm. Green
Philip Murray
Russell Bennett
Tommy Dorsey
Spitalny Girls
Independence
Philharmonic
Blondie
Phil Baker
We the People
BLU
Noon War Journal
Sammy Kaye
Angil
Charlotte
Greenwood
Niles
Prindle
Jerry Wayne
Peter Donaldy
Riley
Jim
Nick Carter
Would Have Made Your Blood Boil Noted Speech On Dachau Bodies
By Joseph Pulitzer Ed Pab St Louis Post Dispatch the author urges American War Bond buyers to imagine look ing at the victims and the camouflaged German S S soldiers killed by four American boys who overran Dachau four days earlier. He states mass murder by starvation was planned and admitted showing the moral duty and privilege of supporting democracy.
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Joseph _ Pulitzer
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Dachau
Steve McCormick
Burke
Peat
Steve
Abe
Pirates Dodgers Giants Share Lead In Tight NL Race
Pirates surge to the top with a 5-2 win over St Louis as Bob Elliott and Nick Strincevich star. Dodgers edge Boston in a see-saw opener before a rainout, while Giants rally at the Polo Grounds led by Leon Treadway. Ott fuels Giants with 3 hits and 4 RBIs as Passeau and Grandenburg paceChicago sweep of Cincinnati. Cleveland tops St Louis Browns 5-2 behind Allie Reynolds.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Giants
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Bob Elliott
Bess Frankie Frisch
St. Louis
Bucca
Nick Strincevich
Charley
Red Barrett
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Frenchy Bordagaray
Brooks
Clyde King
Ira Hutchinson
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Ott
Bill Emmerich
Andy Hansen
Leon Treadway
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Grandenberg
Cincinnati
Passeau
Vandenberg
al Libke
Detroit
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Hank Borowy
Dave Ferriss
Washington
Red Sox
Johnny Lager
Johnny Niggeling
Mike Ryba
Vic Johnson
Francis Barrett
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Lou Boudreau
How They Stand in Major League Baseball
Eastern and National League results mix as Boston, Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn post wins. The schedule features Detroit at Chicago, Cleveland at St. Louis, and other matchups with rain delays and continued play. News on the war fronts follows, detailing aerial mine-laying and naval actions near Japan, plus a curious wartime note on captured German official Ribbentrop.
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Associated Press
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St.Louis
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Poteinsboreh
L. Pet
Rickey Debut 40 Years Ago With Browns Box Score
The report notes Branch Rickey’s first major league game for the Browns in Philadelphia, a 10-1 loss to Rube Waddell with Rickey going hitless in three at bats. Attendance was 8740, and the era’s slick prose hints at early press notice shaping Rickey’s notoriety. Also referenced are Zane Moon’s 9.6s 100-yard dash invitees, the bowlers’ Victory Legion fundraising, and Penn State baseball prospects amid wartime shifts.
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New York
Branch Rickey
Browns
Philadelphia
Ernie Lanigan
Rickey
Mahatma
Rube Waddell
Ricky
Branch
Charley Dryden
Morgan
Zane Moon
Kremmerer
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Stalin's Real Name Follows Inconsistencies
In Kingwood on June 15 a report questions Joseph Stalin’s birth name as details from a 15 year old source, Tosit Vissarionovitch Dawgi, appear amid disputed biographical notes. The case raises doubts about archival accuracy and the identity of the Soviet leader.
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Kingwood
Joseph Stalin
Ene Wielhla Clark
Tosit Vissarionovitch Dawgi
Rival To My Heart chapter ends in a wartime dance
Gail and Steve navigate love and ambition during a wartime romance. Gail worries about his absence and future plans while Steve battles nerves and distance. A USO dance scene under olive drab uniforms closes with Gail kissing a sergeant and pondering a future where her clinic work and relationship must align.
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Jon
Marty Burke
Steve
Gail
Aly
Air base island hold narrows in Nipponese grip
General Buckner reports the Tenth Army has reduced the Nipponese hold to eight square miles and expects the area to fall within a week. Naval bombardment of Truk and Tokyo continued with two cruisers and four destroyers aiding a frontal assault as operations proceed for a third straight day.
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Caroline Islands
Tokyo
Shanghai
Okinawa
U. S
Japan
Kyushu
Ambzi
T ‘Epper
Yuza
Air Base Island
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Tenth Army
Truk
Ata
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