Re established Communist Party Ends Convention
New York July 28 The re established Communist Party of the United States pledged to fight for socialist reorganization and criticized the Truman administration. The three day national convention ended with a adopted constitution and national officers elected with results to be announced tomorrow. The CPA founded in 1944 at Browder's instigation was dissolved yesterday and delegates issued a press release outlining policy shifts.
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New York
Communist Party of the
United States
Truman
CPA
Browder
Eyehante
War planning and weather events shape Pacific campaigns
A World War II era briefing argues Japan faces allied pressure amid shifting alliances and weather constraints. It notes a Russo Japanese five year peace pact expiring on April 25, with Allied operations focusing on air and naval preliminaries to invade Japan. It highlights China’s Chungking defense, allied air power buildup, and forthcoming U S air force actions from Okinawa and Manchuria as key factors.
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Japan
Stalin
Chie -Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
Reig Tor
Pacific
East
China
Moscow
Russia
Ianother Elemehs
Europe
Southeast Asia
Chungking
Shanghaii
Manchuria
Doolittle
Airforce
Okinawa
MiNg
Weather Outlook for North Carolina
Considerable showers and scattered showers across the state with west portions clearing Sunday and east portions lingering. Mild to warm temperatures expected as west portions rise Monday afternoon and east portions follow later in the day.
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Worth Carolina
Folly
U N Charter Debated as Senate Approves Global Pact
The article outlines Senate debate over the United Nations Charter with supporters and critics arguing over veto power and enforcement. It notes President Truman’s pledge to send troop allocation plans to Congress and details how ratification by major powers remains essential before the world organization can act.
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Young
Law
Senate
Shipstead
Lafollette Wis
France
Proworld Security Council
Morse
R-Ore
Korea
China
Taft
Ohio
R-Wva
World League
Truman
United States
Organization
Congress
United Nations Organization
New World League
Britain
Russia
London
United Nations
Geneva
League of Nations
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Black Hills
South Dakota
Security Council
House
Prest Truman
Edward R. Stettinius
The
American Representave
United Wa
Kirke Simpson Friend Of Roosevelts
The article profiles Kirke Simpson AP reporter retiring after 37 years in journalism. He befriended Presidents including Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt, covered major events from the Bull Moose tour to Veracruz, and earned recognition as a vivid color writer before his retirement. It notes a farewell party and plans to move to San Francisco.
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Herman R. Allen
Washington
Arizona Desert
Mr. Simpson
Kirke Simpson
The
Fuse
John Eee
Onal Washreau
Lea
Theodore Roosevelt
Gavitt
Simpson
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Vera Cruz
Mexico
State
War
Frank Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Chicago
Harding
Ohio
Rockaway
Long Island
Jamaica Bay
New York Times
Arlington Cemetery
Capitol Dome
France
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
L. C. Probert
Paul Miller
Integrity News Service
Chicks Fly Northward By Air Shipments From Midwest Hatcheries
Kansas City dispatch notes baby chicks travel faster now reaching any U S point within 72 hours when packed in 100 count boxes aboard planes. Windsor Missouri hatchery ships roughly 20000 chicks demonstrating air routes to eastern markets and even to South America as of this first big season.
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Kansas City
United States
Windsor
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
South America
Midwest
Tobacco Prices in New Markets See Slight Gains This Year
Prices ranged from 38 80 to 42 14 per hundredweight with opening week comparisons showing land low to choice at 1 to 3 dollars. Nondescript types led gains of 3 to 5 dollars as growers reported satisfaction with prices and few rejections. Early deliveries were lower quality than last season due to fewer good to choice grades and more medium grades, with lug grades comprising about two thirds of sales. Damage reports were small despite heavy rainfall this month.
Army and Army Air Service units listed at several bases
A long ledger of unit designations appears with numerous groups squadrons and companies assigned to bases in New York Boston and Hampton Roads detailing headquarters detachments medical supply and maintenance units including 45th and 53rd bomb groups 41st supply and 499th 567th 531st army post units and several ordnance and engineer detachments.
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537Th Air Service Group
530Th Air Service Group
45Th
454Th
New York
151St
Boston
Armored Field Artillery
30Th Infantry Division
Engineer Light Equipment
Ordnance
96Th Ordnance Heavy
Hampton Roads
Sky Scraper Fire Raid Through Interior Shaft
Report describes firefighters descending an open interior air shaft in the Empire State Building. Water and smoke poured down as doors remained locked and lights failed. Staff guided by guards and police urged calmly to evacuate. one man in a T shirt vanished amid the evacuation.
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Miss Norton
Empire State Building
Naval air assault hits Kure base in Japan
Preliminary report says Adm Nimitz details third strike in a week on In land sea base at Kure. Haruna Ise and three cruisers set afire, Hyuga sunk, three submarines sunk and 13 ships damaged including an aircraft carrier. Ninety four enemy planes destroyed. Far East air forces also involved over inland region.
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Sea
Tsushima Strait
General MacArthur
Sma Strait
Mitchell
Fifth Air Force
Far East Aaf
Nagoya
Japan
Honshu
Seventh Air Mosco
U. S
Seventh Fleet
Asiatic
Hong Kong
Swatow
Hainan Island
Indo-China
Kure
Nimitz
Morrie Landsberg
Guam
Nyuga
Honshu Island
Iwo Jimarai
Tokyo
Chungking
High Command
Kweilin
Kwangsi Province
Tan Gen-Po
Jiro Minami
Political Association of Great
Suzuki
China
Manchuria
Pingsiang
Moncay
Haiphong
Adm. Nimitz
Haruna
Ise
Hyuga
Far East
Lso
Treasury delays linked to newly found evidence in tax case
Treasury officials said the delay does not signal a retreat and that the case is being strengthened. The fiscal year summary shows 885 million dollars in added taxes and penalties recommended, with 700 million from income and excess profits taxes delinquencies. Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr. noted millions are paying voluntarily as the new year begins, following publicity on tax evasion.
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Food production in 1945 projected for civilian and military needs
The bureau estimates 1945 overall food output will be one third higher than 1935-39, meeting civilian military and export demand about half above prewar levels. Civilians 77 percent, armed forces 17 percent, aid abroad 4–5 percent, exports 1–2 percent.
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Lem
United States
Bureau
U. S
Agriculture Department
Europe
Jap Shores May Be Less Difficult Invasion Target
Brig. Gen. William Frey, after two and a half landing operations in the Pacific, says Japanese coast beaches lack hazardous coral formations and offer no greater topographical hindrances than where invasions have occurred. He notes experienced troops and reliable weather forecasts enable timed landings, citing Leyte as an example of exploiting typhoon season.
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Washington
Neval
Pacific
Japland
China
William Frey
Engineer Special Brigade
Japan
Heavey
Douglas MacArthur
Leyte
Ata Ting
Attlee Sits In On Potsdam Plenary Talks And UN Charter News
Attlee attended all nine prior plenary meetings in Potsdam and steered discussions as Churchill successor averted continuity gaps. The Potsdam talks gained intensity after a Thursday ultimatum from the US Britain and China demanded Japan surrender or face destruction. Truman and Hull praised the UN charter ratification as a major step toward global peace, with Grew stressing the charter as the peacekeeping foundation.
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Attlee
Potsdam
Prair
Churchill
Ident Trumani
U. S
Britain
China
Japan
Statin
Isdam
Samuel Rosenman
Truman
Washington
Senate
United Nations
Cordell Hull
Joseph C. Grew
Mr. Truman
White House
Hull
Rail traffic urged to speed troops and supplies
A wartime dispatch reports officials plan quicker movement of troops and material with minimal civilian disruption. Snyder says a working agreement between rail interests and government agencies aims to speed redeployment, while coal and aircraft production probes and miner furloughs for army service rise in hearings led by Lord Fuels Administrator Ickes and Senator Mitchell.
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White House
Takind
Patterson
Snyder
Aed Xing
War Manpower Commission
Lord
Ickes
Mead
Mitchell
D-Wash
Kilgore
W. Va
Military
Army
Mead Committee
New Type Levelone 2.200 Bomber Details Revealed
The article outlines a high wing bomber with two turbo supercharged engines, Curtiss electric propellers 16 ft 8 in diameter, and automatic synchronization. Features include fully reversible props, single knob synchronization, and reduced landing wear. Specs show 100000 lb normal weight, 120000 lb overload, 60,272 lb empty, 135 ft wingspan, 83 ft 1 in fuselage, 9 ft 6 in diameter, tail height 32 ft 2 in, crew of eight, and three sections with bomber crew locations. Production orders canceled. Worth, Texas assembly to finish by Dec 31.
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Levelone
Seach
Seaves
Army
San
Worth
Texas
Goering’s inner circle listed among Nazi leaders injured awaiting trial
A wartime bulletin enumerates 10 high ranking Nazi figures injured and under treatment including Joachim von Ribbentrop, Hans Frank, Albert Kesselring, and Wilhelm Keitel. The report notes their conditions range from healing wounds to chronic ailments and frames them as ready to face trial when appropriate.
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Ing
Pegimie
Johan
Lee
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hans * Frank
Reichminister
Poland
Albert
Kesselring
St. Ley
Eee
Otto Meissner
Reichs Schatzmeister
Franz Xaver Schwartz
Céf
Ernst John von ‘Freyend
Wilhelm Keitel
Leopold Buerkner
Alfred Rosenberg
East
Néée
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