War machine needs all parts beyond soldiers
In a Mackenzie analysis, the U S war effort relies on farmers, manufacturers, transport, and coal miners beside troops. Stoppage in any part risks delaying victory and increasing casualties. General Arnold says bombing will hasten the end, urging uninterrupted production and unity across all citizens.
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Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Airforce
Harold H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
West Point
United Nations
War time countdown quotes ceasefire urgency
A wartime message warns of delaying major operations against Japan as every minute costs lives. It stresses thousands of casualties in the final minutes before a cease fire and notes similar tolls in the last war and potential repetition in this one.
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Japan
Dodgers and Cardinals Battle for Early NL Lead
The Dodgers and Cardinals contend for the NL lead in spring action as they split a duel with Walker homering twice and Marion making a game winning defensive play. The Padres? No, other teams, Reds Braves Pirates, Phillies, Giants, and Cubs influence a looming three way tie while AL games feature Washington over Cleveland in ten innings and Detroit beating Philadelphia to end a streak.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Harry
Little Dixie) Walker
Martin Marion
Walker
Dee Moore
Harry Brecheen
Marion
Shortslap
Rube Melton
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies Cubs
Chicago
St Johnson
Phillies
Dan Titwhiler
Karl Naylor
Buster Adams
Coaker Triplett
Dann Gray
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Detralt Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Jesse Flores
Flashes of Life Items From The Associated Press
News briefs cover a butcher fined after a trap incident in Washington Thomas Floss, a dog trapger, faced a $25 penalty for a trap misfire. In Hartford, Private Sam Buchieri mails word from Aberdeen proving ground about his brother Pat’s autograph on a captured Italian truck. Washington unveils CSP, a new alphabet symbol for Component Scheduling Procedures to pace production. Tulsa reports a milk theft from a cow by burglars.
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Washington
Thomas Floss
Ross
Iron Men
Memphis
Tenn
Millington Naval Air Station
Pat Buchieri
Africa
War Production Board
WPB
Confusion in French Board Organization
Algiers reports Gen. Henri Giraud appoints Emile Muselier as deputy and chief of order as tensions rise among French factions. Marcel Peyrouton resigns from governor post and seeks reinstatement over de Gaulle demands, while commands over the executive committee shift amid shifting allegiances and publicized replies.
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Edward Kennedy
Algiers
Henri Giraud
Emile Muselier
Marcel Feyrouton
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Giraud
Algeria
Muselier
de Gaulie
London
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Peyrouton
Vichy
Argentina
France
Sytia
Nocturnal Curfew Ring Noted in Providence
A Providence Rhode Island curfew pattern emerges with nightly bell rings at First Baptist Church as the sexton signals sunrise and noon. The piece also notes bees visiting a single hawer variety during nectar collection, a sidelined detail in this quirky clipping.
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Providence
R. I
Vily
First Baptist Church
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Boxing results across cities list fighters and weights. Tony Ganelio defeated Herbie Katz on points in Jersey City while Jimmy McClarnin beat Jose Domingo Rozo by points in New Bedford. Other bouts included Benny Williams and Carmine Fatta earning decisions in Hartford and New York respectively.
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Tampa
Fla
Tony Ganelio
Jersey City
N. J
Herbie Katz
New York
New Bedford
Mass
Jimmy McClarnin
Jose Domingo Rozo
Colombia
S. A
Wilmington
Dea
Pitetsburgh
al ‘Tripuani
Del
Hartford
Conn
Benny Williams
Newark
George Redr Doty
Martford
Carmine Fatta
Jose ‘Torres
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
Victor Flores
Mexico City
Dan McLean
Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago
A recap notes Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 17 to 2, maintaining a six game lead over the Cardinals in the National League. It also recalls Peewee Reese, a Brooklyn rookie, being hit by a car while a ball thrown by Jake Mooty of the Cubs sent him to hospital.
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Associated Press
Baorklyn
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn
Jake Mooty
Cubs
Helen Wills Moody
Mary Hardwick
Weybridge
England
Senate final vote on trade pacts and tax bill debates
Senate schedules final action on the tax measure while weighing trade agreements. Agriculture subcommittees handle the 1944 Farm Supply Bill and continue rollback food price hearings. House opens debate on the Smith Connally Anti Strike bill as military panels finish labor law tweaks. Interstate and Smith committees study grade labeling plans.
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Senate
Agriculture Appropriations
Agriculture
House
Smith-Connally
Puis
Smith
Comeback records and golf tales on sports page
New York reports a possible comeback record by Ernie Lanigan, while Ra George Hadock’s winless streak continues with Troy and later Washington. Jimmy Demarel ties a seven ball amateur event at Plum Hollow with a 69. Umpire jokes spark laughter as Jimmy Dykes rejects a Frisch nickname. Helen Dettweiler eyes a real wings move after women’s golf dominance.
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New York
Ernie Lanigan
International League
George Hadock
Connie Mack
Troy
N. Y
Washington
Senators
Boston
Brooklyn
Jimmy Demarel
Detroit
Plum Hollow
Regt Yall
Jimmy
Orlo Uwlolbentss
Terh Mhide
Winfield
Kas
We Associated Press
Herb Birker
Randall's Island
A.A.U
Dan Ferris
Belmont Park
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Berry Command
Milwaukee
Shorewood High
Sts
Olson
Lloyd Johnson
Hallaapeppih
Market Report from St Louis and New York June 2
Livestock in St Louis at National Stock Yards shows hogs about 11 500 head with prices around 14.20 to 18.35 for 180-280 lb pigs, cattle and calves steady with steers at 14 15.50, yearlings and heifers around 11.00 to 5.25, vealers 15.00 and bulls 12.50 to 13.75. New York market trends exhibit weak to mixed gains with slight declines in rails and steels, session total about 1,400,000 shares. Grain markets in Chicago move in narrow ranges with small rallies, wheat around 1.44, corn near 1.05, oats mixed, and various No. wheat, corn, and rye price quotes listed.
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ST. Louis
New York
Bayley
Peacemaker Fends Off Dogs in Butte Street Fight
In Bulte Montana a man trying to separate two fighting dogs on a Butte street was bitten by a third dog approaching from behind. The incident occurred as he restrained the two quarrelling animals, holding one dog in each hand before the attack.
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Peucol S
Bulte,, Mont
Atlanta Crackers Ride Seven-Game Win Streak
The Atlanta Crackers stretch to seven straight wins, moving to fifth place in the Southern Association. They beat the Memphis Chicks 5-2, with Gil Torres guiding Chattanooga past Little Rock 10 innings, and Bol Greer dominating Lookouts in the second game. Tomorrow’s matchups include New Orleans at Knoxville and Birmingham at Nashville.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
Knelk
Nashville
Birmingham
Southern Association
Crackers
New Orleans
Memphis Chicks
Chicks
Knoxville
Vols
Joss
Barons
Smokies
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Gil Torres
al Moran
Bol “Bear Tracks
Greer
Lookouts
Tom Surratt
Slam
Coffman
Atlanta
Baker
Gardner
Pantelleria Bombarded by U S Naval and Air Forces
Allied forces launched a heavy bombardment of Pantelleria with British warships and U S Flying Fortresses, targeting barracks and batteries. naval surface forces, air strikes from Flying Fortresses and Lightning formations, and seaplane activity damaged island installations and shipping around Sicily and Sardinia with no reported Allied casualties.
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Daniel DE Luce
North Africa
Pantelleria
United States
Funisian
Sicily
Sardinia
Pantheria
Toimmunique
Pentelleria
Garridson
Stagnone Island
Trapani
Marsala
Terranova
Poeto Ponte di Roernane
Porto ‘Yorres
Malta
Italy
Valletia
Tid
Wis
Coal Strike Strains U S Coal and Steel Production
Washington reports miners and operators end wage talks and begin anew after a 15 day truce expired. 900,000 coal diggers quit work, governors face fuel shortages as rail and steel output risks rise. Ickes urges resumption and blames hard line operators while predicting days of supply dwindling nationwide.
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Operatora
Appalachian Job Conference
Ware van Torn
WLE
Uns
Hoare Offichtla
Office of Defense Transportation
Boll
New York
Surees
Washington
Dune 2
Scratcl Iy
Ware Vital Steel, Mills
United Mine Workers
John le Lewis
Oiher
Ickes
Lewis
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
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Uyal
Russia
Louis Wher
Waters
N. Korolev
Soviet Union
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Guoveith
Hugh S. Follerson, Jr
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Frisch
Jimmy Dykes
Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Count Fleet
Market Report
New Guinea
Horace Hi ~ Fuller
U.S
MLB
Rick
Riak
Ourina
Atlas
Owed
Durvis
John FP. Cox Drug Ce
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Frisco
Sam
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