Americans Hold Little End of Germany Says Leadership May Rise Elsewhere
AP analyst J. M. Roberts Jr argues American ideals may guide a divided postwar Germany. Russians will occupy much of the east while Britain and France control the west. Southern Germany could provide leadership if peace replaces war. Junkers to be broken up. industry to be constrained.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Germany
Silesia
Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Junkers
America
Four Ships Lose Off Okinawa in Navy Toll
The Navy reports four ships lost near Okinawa costing 469 men killed or missing or wounded. Destroyers Longshaw and Dexle suffered 179 and 209 casualties, auxiliary high speed transport 60, and LSM-135 21 casualties. Total ships lost in the war rises to 314.
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Washington
Okinawa
Navy
Longshaw
Dexle
Hope Star 1899 to 1927 Consolidated Notice
Publication details of the Hope Star newspaper including staff names and addresses. Lists editors publishers and office location at Hope Arkansas with postal classifications and Associated Press affiliations. Includes subscription rates by region and advertising representatives in major cities.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Ishan Retaken by Japs in Liuchow Area
Chinese advisor reports Japanese forces retook Ishan forty three miles west of Liuchow after Chinese counterattacks. Other reports say Pingyang recaptured and lines held near Chungking with heavy sniper fire and casualties.
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Ishan
Liuchow
Wlater Rundle
Chungking
Chinese Combat Command
Forcs
Pingyang
Wenchow
Chekiang
Indo-China
Chungchingfn
Kangtung Province
Linping
Chunghsinchen
Nazis Starved Babies of Slave Women in Germany
US Army medical men uncovered records and testimonies in Fallersleben showing 350 infants died in a nursery operated as a house of death. Babies were taken from mothers, left unattended until death, their bodies bundled and buried by a farmer for twenty five cents each, while mothers were charged burial and nursery care fees.
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Germany
Reich
Fallersleben
Engine inventor Rudolph Diesel’s 1892 patent noted
The record recalls Rudolf Diesel securing a patent in 1892 for the engine bearing his name. The note highlights the inventor’s enduring association with the diesel engine and the year of the patent.
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Rudolph Diesel
Big Powers Aim for World Council Seat Vote
At the San Francisco UN conference the Big Five press for an only vote on veto rights in the security council. Little nations mostly concede as debate shifts to charter amendments and enforcement provisions. The five also formed a five expert sub committee to speed remaining committee work.
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R. H. Shackford
San Francisco
World Security Council
Yalta
League
Security Council
Nob Hill
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Truman Seeks 15 Percent Pay Rise for Congress
President Truman urged an immediate 15 percent raise for congressional salaries with a minimum of 15000 annually after wage controls end. He proposed aligning pay with duties, noting the Little Steel formula allows increases up to 15 percent above 1941 levels, raising base pay from 10000 to 11500.
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Washington
Truman
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Rayburn
House
Senator Morse urges Bowles resignation in Senate
Senator Morse disclosed he wrote Price Administrator Chester Bowles urging resignation as the Senate opened debate on renewing price control. Chavez defended firing or defunding as the method to remove officials, noting other invitations had not been heeded.
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Washington
Morse
R-Ore
Senate
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Chavez
Jack Lamb Presents Color Film Tour at Hope City Hall
Outdoor photographer Jack Lamb brings a color motion picture program to Hope City Hall on Wednesday June 13. The show features Big Bend Texas, Alaska hunting clips, Gene Howe with wing shots, New Mexico ceremonials, the Cheyenne Rodeo and Moab Utah wild horses with a free admission and 7 pm doors. Lamb appears under the Hope Chamber of Commerce and aims to thrill families with rare wildlife and western frontier scenes.
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Jack Lamb
Big Bend National Park
Hope City Hall
City Hall Auditorium
Lamb
Alaska
Big Bend Nation
Texas
Camen
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Honer
New Mexico
Land
America
Wyming
Moab
Utah
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Township Standings in Seventh War Loan
Township quotas and list of sales committees with amounts and names for the Seventh War Loan. Entries include Bois D Arc Irvingtley Nowland Mine Creek Saline Spring Hill Wallaceburg and more with totals ranging from 262.50 to 30,125.00.
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B. J. Drike
L. D. Rider
C. P. Jones
J.J. Liedong
T.H. Seymour
J.J. Battle
DeRoan
T. A. Canelius
Howard Collier
G. A. Shaker
Garland
Monroe Samuel
J. M. Arnold Irvingtley
Mine Creek
Fiarl M Tindale
Hix Dildy
Sloman Roodlett
Nowland
J. M. Lloyd
Ralph Hale
Ht. Huskey
R. C. Spart
M. M. Bland
W. M. Dillard Sittin
Sols Spring Hill
J. W. Fowell
J. W. Martin
Huron
Wallaceburg
P. C. “Phens
M. L. Nelson
W. T
Water Creek
E. A. Roy Fra Rberty
Tompson
George Wylie
Guarantee of Farm Prices Attacked in Congress Debate
Washington reporters state administration leaders expect the House to strip price control extension and keep a cost plus price for farmers. Senators Wagner and Barley dismiss the idea as risky while business leaders urge wartime price policy to aid reconversion. Eric Johnston testifies most businessmen favor continuance with flexibility for production needs.
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William T. Peacockashington
House
Wagner
Dny
Senate
Barjey
Wherry
R-Nar
Barrey
Currency Committee
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chester Bowles
Johnston
Congress Hit OPA Over Handling of Farm Price Controls
The speaker accused the Office of Price Administration of political bias in addressing the farmers price problem last fall and claimed OPA showed arrogance toward Congress. He criticised OPA for inflexible wage controls and warned against any moves to ease price restrictions.
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OPA
Congres
Orse
Wolf
Morse
State bodies to discuss postwar Arkansas processing plants
A meeting here next Monday of the Resources and Development Commission with Arkansas Economic Council and state chamber leaders will discuss probable competition profits and markets for products from proposed state processing plants in Arkansas postwar industry. Samu Inouye states Japan will soon be in a position to demand unconditional surrender of the United States.
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Lide Rock
State Resources and Development Commission
Arkansas Economic Council-State Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Japan
Samu Inouye
United States
Escapees Sought in Prison Break
In Missouri southeast of Poplar Bluff two inmates from Jefferson City prison farm escaped. George William Pine 19 serving 10 years from Harrison county for robbery and Joe Newman 25 known as Hardwater Ike Newman serving five years from Cooper county are at large after a nighttime breakout. A kidnapping and assault victim, George Wood 59, carpent er of near Eden, was found in a roadside ditch near Neelyville in critical condition with stab wounds and head injuries. Wood reported two men abducted him, forced him into a Chevrolet coupe trunk, and fled the area. Police traced an autos mobile burned at Middlebrook Arkansas and described the suspects as wearing gray uniforms with numbers on the back. The highway patrol continues the search with two escapees believed involved.
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Poplar Bluff
Missouri
George Wood
Eden
Neelyville
John Talbott
Wood
Highway Patrol
Middlebrook
Ark
John Tandy
State Highway Patrol
Jefferson City
George William Pine
Harrison County
Joe Newman
188 Degrees Awarded by University Fayetteville
June 12. Arkansas University's commencement ended with 188 diplomas awarded to graduates. Federal Loan Administrator John W. Snyder gave the main address. Honorary degrees were conferred on Martin Nelson Thomas C. Trimble and Levin H. Campbell Jr. Several distinguished alumni were named. Snyder urged prudent lending policy to support postwar welfare.
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Gernatt Henderson
Little Rock
Snyder
Jonesboro
Fort Roots Hospital Is Praised by Inspectors
A House committee inspecting veterans hospitals praised Fort Roots for “doing a good job” amid staffing and morale concerns. The American Legion report found poor to fair conditions at Fort Roots and Fayetteville, noting staff shortages soon to be relieved by transitioning to civilian attendants.
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Missouri
Fort Roots
Campbell
Armed Services
Legion Committee
Fayetteville Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
S.N. Gordon
Veterans Hospital
Gordon
Baseball Tonight and Tomorrow Schedule In The East
Associated Press listing shows today’s games in the American and National Leagues with start times for Boston Philadelphia Washington New York Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia and Boston. Tomorrow’s slate features Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia with only night games noted.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cheago
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards Hogs and Cattle
Hogs 9,500 active and steady at 14.70 for barrows and gilts with feeders under 140 lbs at 15.00-15.25. sows 13.95, stags 13.50-15.95. Cattle and calves plentiful with slow trading. steers offered around 20 loads, few good heifers and yearlings 15.00-16.90. beef cows dull, bulls 11.00-14.00. vealers 13.50-15.56. slaughter steers 11.00-17.50, heifers 10.06-17.00. stockers 10.00-14.75. Sheep active and strong with native spring lambs to 15.75 and high-grade lamb lots 15.00-15.74. stock numbers mixed with later rail cars. Poultry and produce in Chicago were firm with mixed receipts and prices, butter and bugs steady. market notes incomplete due to garbled text.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Touch of beauty amid Okinawa night on campfires
Robin Coons depicts a peaceful yet tense Okinawa night behind the lines. Night skies glow pastel as GI campfires glow, guns heat water, and soldiers share quiet banter before air raids. Shells illuminate the hillside tombs while searchlights crawl the dark.
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Robin Coons
Okinawa
Orion
Bethlehem
Canada among world’s greatest base metal producers
An incomplete sentence notes Canada as a leading base metal producer while another sentence references an Indian settlement located on the site of Tucson Arizona as early as an unspecified date.
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Anada
Tucson
Ariz
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