Truman Returns to Close Security Conference
President Truman flew from a Pacific Northwest vacation to preside at the final session of a historic security conference and witnessed a charter signing by the United States and other delegations. He planned a possible Senate appearance to seek immediate ratification, with meetings in Independence Missouri after homecoming celebrations and a July Berlin meeting with Stalin and Churchill in sight. Crowds of about 250000 greeted his San Francisco arrival at 2 30 p m yesterday and he will depart for Kansas City en route to Independence to dine with old World War artillery unit officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Senate
Independence
Class City
Marshal Stalin
Churchil
Berlin
San Francisco
Kansas City
Truman
Margaret
Weather Sketch for North Carolina
Partly cloudy and warmer today with scattered afternoon thundershowers and rain. Winds shift to fresh to strong along the north coast this morning. Partly cloudy and continued warm tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Carolina
Chandler Urges Athletic Monuments for World War II Heroes
New York Senator Albert Chandler proposed that future monuments to World War II heroes be built as athletic fields and arenas rather than brass and bronze plaques. He spoke at a dinner with the three major New York clubs, arguing the form would honor the ideals the heroes fought for. A stray line notes Haiti’s age at about 125 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Albert
Happy) Chandler
Basel
Greater
Chandler
America
British BBC Monitors 600 War Eavesdroppers Revealed
The BBC secret monitoring service, now disclosed, shows 600 multilingual operators who eavesdropped on German broadcasts during World War II. They supplied rapid flashes to Whitehall, aided Churchill, and helped track enemy messages using Hellschreiber machines before the Japan threat ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.B.C
London
Churchill
Singapore
el Alamein
Whitehall
BC News
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Information Bureau
Hell
Goebbels
Germany
Europe
BBC
Prince Louis Ferdinand Seen as Possible Monarchy Restorer
A discussion on reviving the monarchy follows the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm. Prince Louis Ferdinand Hohenzollern, 37, the heir after Wilhelm, is described as democratic and pragmatic, once working in a Detroit Ford plant to study the auto business. He resides with his family at Bad Kissingen and recently recalled a 1938 role as a messenger in a confidential U.S. effort to preserve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm
Louis
Prince Louis Ferdinand Hohenzoller
Kaiser
Prince Louis
Wilhelm
Prince Louis Ferdinand
Ford
Detroit
You
Kira Kirtillovna
Bad Kissingen
Germany
Roosevelt
Labor rails urge voluntary dispute board in Washington
Major General Edward H. Brooks told the North Carolina state senate that a national defense system must be maintained and that the government should ease prior approval for voluntary wage increases. He urged training youth for defense to deter a future foe, noting his role as former commander of the Second Armored Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward H. Brooks
Fourth Service Command
North Carolina State Senate
United States
Second Armored
Hell On Wheels
Fuehrer
America
Brooks
Rebel Surrenders to Start Prison Term in Bogota
Francisco Antonio Mendez arrives in Bogota to begin a sentence as rebels seize central penitentiary. Police, tanks, and armored cars surround the jail while Mendez negotiates with Dr. Jorge Pinzon, director of prisons, seeking placement in the new model jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Francisco Antonio Mendez
Central Penitentiary
Mendex
Jorge Pinzon
Pinzon
New Model Jail
Model Jail
Mendez
New Anti Tank Shell With Bullet Inside Casing
Detroit reports a new anti-tank shell developed by Graham Paige Motors featuring a tungsten carbide core within an aluminum housing. The weapon promises higher velocity and improved armor penetration for tanks and pillboxes, with an output order of about 120,000 units and touted superiority over prior armor piercing rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Europe
Graham- Paige Motors Corporation
Army Ordnance
Senate gathering presided by Mitchell in Ballentine absence
The senate's get together session was presided over by Senator Hugh G. Mitchell in the absence of Governor L. Y. Ballentine, who was expected to arrive later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hugh G. Mitchell Ot
L. Y. Ballentine
Delegates Lead Procession at San Francisco Signing
Dr. V K Wellington Koo of China heads a procession of 153 delegates into the Veterans Memorial auditorium in San Francisco for a signing ceremony scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. today. the approval vote was a unanimous standing vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versy
V. K. Wellington Koo
China
San Francisco
Veterans Memorial Building
Truman to Address UN Conference Tonight Broadcast
President Truman will speak at the final session of the United Nations Conference tonight from San Francisco around 8 o clock. The session opens at 6 30 and lasts about ninety minutes. NBC will air earlier and CBS MBS and ABC will start at 7 45, with the president as the last speaker depending on prior talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
San Francisco
NBC
CBS
MBS
ABC
Truman to Close Conference Address in City
President Truman arrives amid a thunderous welcome and will deliver the closing address at about 5 p.m. after short talks by big five delegation chiefs and five small nations. Officials estimate the signing will take about eight hours with Argentina bumped from alphabetical first. The United States will appear in 50th place to simplify witnessing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Argentina
Powers
France
United States
Truman Greets Nimitz and Smuts on UN Conference Day
President Truman opened the final UN conference day by receiving Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and conferring with South African Prime Minister Field Marshal Jan Smuts. He greeted a stream of well-wishers and prepared to address the final session before flying out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
i/P
Truman
Chester W. Nimitz
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Admiral Nimitz
Mr. Truman
Fairmont Hotel
Historic wartime conference ends with U S signatories
The article notes an alphabetical roll call led by Dean Virginia Gildersleeve of the United States as the last to sign, marking two months of intense debate filled negotiations. It frames the event as a major Allied milestone since World War II start and mentions 1944 domestic production of refrigerators at 262,000 units, a 59 percent drop from earlier output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Russia
Britain
France
Argentina
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
United States
Parents in Germany Hope Reunion After War
Sgt. George E. Lutgen of Headquarters Company POA looks to an early reunion with his parents in Hamburg Germany, buoyed by Nazi capitulation news. Lutgen 37 served 15 months in North Africa and has not heard from his family in two years despite repeated efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Honolulu
INS
George E. Lutgen
POA
Lutgen
North Africa
Hamburg
Lamp theft levied as a scavenger hunt prank in Harrisburg
Two men at a party on a scavenger hunt ordered to fetch a lamp from a local hotel barged into the lobby and escorted the fixture to an electrician’s shop for repairs. They returned it later, the incident described in a brief news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Negro division raises Seventh War Loan bond total
The Negro division of the 7th war loan campaign raised 32 434 00 in bonds in a park auction final drive. Auctioneers announced top sellers and awards including Peoples Mock 5800 and H T Starr 50. The event featured the ORC band from Greensboro and remarks by Dr J C Morgan and C E Yokely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Leake
ORC
Greensboro
J. C. Morgan
C. E. Yokely
James Ross
C. E. Davis
Peoples Mock
Iamson
H. T. Starr
Yokely
Davis
Youth Center Seeks Players Choir Singers And Drama Plans
Youth Center invites all boys and girls to meet Wednesday June 27 at 7 30 for softball tryouts and for the weekly choral rehearsal. A drama group meets Thursday night at 8 30 to plan summer activities. Camp plans offer a July 4 8 weekend at Camp Joe Harris Wilkesboro cost 1 50 per day plus transport. reservations due by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Center
Joe Harris
Wilkesboro
General with 34 years in army and love for infantry
A captured regular army commission leads a commander to reflect on 34 years of service worldwide. He praises infantrymen and the duty of soldiers while noting a thirst for mail from families. He privately hopes to lead the 40th division in an amphibious landing on Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lette
S. P. Hall
Oakland
Calif
Che Gls
Brush
Sanco
Unsung Hero in Motobu Peninsula Night Battle
A Navy corpsman in Okinawa used a combat knife to save a wounded Marine after star shells lit the combat scene. While tending the man, the corpsman himself was wounded. At dawn he found a fragment in his own leggings, revealing the danger still present in the Motobu Peninsula night clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Navy
Pressing dairy problem Zurich
The US Journal of Dairy Economics states that from four to eight years will be required to test dairy herds in war ravaged European countries to restore production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
INS
US Journal of Dairy Economics
24th anniversary services led by Mason family pastors
Rev. F Mason opens the celebration at Temple memorial tonight with guest Rev R ql Croom Wednesday and Rev J B Mason Thursday. Rev J M Ken to lead Friday as Rev D Mason, current pastor, invites the public to attend the anniversary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPC
Williamson
Underhill Avenue
YMCA
P. m
Missionary Circle No. 2
First Baptist Church
Flossie Kinzer
Fannie Smith
Church
Pearl Burford
Brooks Memorial Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
J. E. Brower
St. Matthews Church
Greensboro
Busy Bees
L. M. Mayfield
C. B. Gannaway
Jacquelyn Haizlip
Ruby Lawhorn
Dorothy Mack
Gearldine Clinton
Carlson
L. E. Flowe
Emmanuel Emmanuel Baptist Church
F. Mason
Temple Morial
R. Ql Croom
J. B. Mason
J. M. Ken
D. Mason
Manuel
Radio Schedule Summary for Eastern War Time
Radio listings detail program changes and corrections for Eastern War Time. Evening lineup includes Front Page Farrell, News Reports, serials, variety shows, and dramas across networks with specific times and personnel noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republic of Haiti
High Point
John Wayne
Fighting Seabees
Disney Cartoon
Harbor
Rod Cameron
Frances Raeburn
Arthur Treacher
Fuzzy Knight
Billie Burke
BBC Radio Monitors
Joseph Thomas
International News Service
British Broadcasting Corporation
Selznick Intee
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foyle
Tional
Joseph Cotten
Shirley Temple
Tates
World Today
LABOR
Salem Street
Thomasville
Orphan OF the Pecos
Tom Tyler
Don Winslow
The
Coast Guard
Jack Oakie
Sonja Henie
Merle Oberon
Franchot
Thomas Mitchell
iIn
Fay Bainter
Saturday Evening Post
Paramount
Sudan
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Turhan Bey
Andy Devine
Joan Davis
Errol
Tokyo
Anne Baxter
Joan Hodiak
Rialto
Jack Hoxie
Julius Reid
Daniel Brooks
High Point Hospital
Meek County
Buford Torrence
Mary Gregory
Philadelphia
O Reid
David Id
Minnie Davidson
Kannapolis
Emaeny
Seventh Adventist Church
Elderith
Park Pool
June Oung
Frager Saunders
Tony Gray
Louis Foxx
Farrell
Abc Sparrow
Hawk
de Ireene Wicker
Abc East
Hop Harrigan
Abe Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Terry
Abc-West
Chick Carter
Edwin C. Hill
Cba
Dick Tracy
Abc-Weet
Mbs-Weat
Ted Husing
Jack Armstrong
Abc- West
Lowell Thomas
Newsci
Abe World
Charlie Chan
Abc- Greene Wicker
Abc-West Wapens
Como
Jack Kirkwood
Fulton Lewis, Jr
News & Comment
Danny O'Neil
Raymond
Dick Haymes
Nhe
Kalltenborn
Ginny Simms
Big Town
Dragon Gardiner
Frank
Judy
N Theater of Romance
Alan Young
the Doctor
Saludos Amigos
Sumner Welles
Sydney Moseley
M ' Paris
Janet Flame
Sigmund Romb
Congress
Wings For Tomorrow
Aogees
Metra Rodetqayn
Kil Dreadick
William Gargan
Carolina Theatre
Comedy
Ozzie Nelson
Rawhide
Dave Tex O'Brien
Bugs Bunny
Shadows of
Chinatown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!