Irish Destiny Seen in Bible Sparks Modern Debate
A columnist links Irish origins to biblical tribes, tracing Dan as forebear of Ireland and recounting a Kel logg story about Ireland at the peace table. The piece argues Irish history stretches to biblical times, noting Dan as a founder of the Irish narrative and referencing Bible verses.
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Last Barrier Across Allied Invasion Front
Reports describe the Metz Gap region as the strongest segment of fortifications with lines fifteen to eighteen miles deep and robust pillboxes. Analysts note pillboxes house ten men, measure thirty five to forty five feet square and twenty feet high, sunk six feet and camouflaged.
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Metz
Dan and Israel in Bible History and Ireland’s Claim
The piece traces Dan as a seafaring tribe edged by Philistines and colonizing Ireland while Phoenicians supposedly contested Ulster. It ties the Dan lineage to Jeremiah’s exile, the Stone of Destiny, Tara and Tephi, and asserts Levitical priesthood replacing Dan in Revelation. It argues Palestine as homeland and links Dan to Baal worship in Ireland.
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Levi
Ex Wake Forest Man Winston's New Chief
Winston-Salem announces John M. Gold a former FBI agent and state highway patrolman now police chief succeeding retired J A Thomas after 33 years. Gold also led Reidsville force and studied at Wake Forest College. Military and naval trainees made up nearly half of Penn State College summer undergraduates with fronts including Tarawa and Bougainville.
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Winston-Salem
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Reidsville
J. A. Thomas
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Tarawa
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Truk
Marshall Islands
Ruth and Temple Photos Found by Marines in Japan
Marines in Japan recovered several photographs of Babe Ruth and Shirley Temple from dwellings abandoned by Japanese forces. The find shows lingering popularity of the baseball icon and Hollywood star among Japanese audiences during the occupation.
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INS
Babe Ruth
Shirley Temple
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Babe
Shirley
Ten Thousand Japanese End Their Lives Before Surrender
Marine Capt. Milton Sperling testified to 20 000 California Shipbuilding workers that on Saipan about ten thousand Japanese civilians killed themselves after being cornered by U S Marines. He described spouses killing spouses and parents killing children as part of a fanatical refusal to surrender.
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Los Angeles
Saipan
U. S
Milton Sperling
Sperling
No Rain Streaks Face City Record Tests
Salt Lake City notes a 34 day dry spell with potential new rainfall records. If rainfall misses Thursday, a 29 year drought mark could fall. if no rain by Saturday, a 70 year dry spell record would be reached.
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Salt Lake City
Evacuees Backlash Spurs London Government Action
London reports rising alarm as evacuees rush back to the city while danger from flying bombs persists. Officials seek legal means to bar returns amid housing shortages and scarce doctors and teachers. Food supply concerns rise as the capital struggles to shelter and feed returning families.
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