Premier Suzuki vows victory despite empty homeland
AP analyst notes Premier Suzuki of Japan touts a coming victory even if no Japanese survive to witness it. He predicts massive Allied bombing and urges sea battle then land assault, praising Japanese mettle while warning against overconfidence in war.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Premier Suzuki
Japan
Okinawa
Arnold
le May
Mr. Suzuki
Suzuki
MacArthur
Nimitz
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hope Star publication details and address line
The Hope Star founded 1899 published weekdays by Star Publishing Co. Inc. Editor and Publisher Alex H Washburn and E Palmer preside. Located at 212-214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas with associated press affiliations listed.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
Cc. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Night diaper rash relief hype for Mexsana powder
After a restless night parents may see a crying baby due to diaper rash. Mexsana powder is pitched as soothing relief for itching and minor skin troubles and urged for demand.
Soldier Wins Four Furloughs By Capturing Five Japanese
San Francisco dispatch reports T Sergeant William Brown of De Witt Arkansas, with the 122nd Regiment 32nd Division, earned four furloughs by capturing five live Japanese in the Philippines and New Guinea. He earned passes, beer, and a case of beer as rewards, and his fifth ambush was already approved awaiting next case.
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San Francisco
William Brown
De _ Witt
Ark
Philippines
New Guinea
Don Bell
Manila
Brown
122Nd
Australia
Luzon
Bell
10th Strikes Continue Against Japanese HQ
Marine Corsair fighters roared in with 64 planes driving within 50 to 100 feet. They released a mine believed to target a Japanese headquarters containing 19,220 gallons of jellied gasoline and unleashed 465 rockets into caves where enemy officers were quartered.
Chinese Hit Port Opposite Okinawa
Chinese troops attack the former treaty port of Wenchow on the Chekiang coast 400 miles west of Okinawa. American headquarters say Chinese forces reoccupied Ishan and pursue Japanese withdrawal toward Liuchow as fighting continues in Kwantung and Hunan regions.
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Albert Ravenholt
Chungking
Wenchow
Chekiang
Okinawa
High Command
Ishan
Liuchow
Wu River
Juian
Kwantung Province
Hopin
Sungeng
Hsinning
Paoking
Hunan
Peace keeps appetite in Bad Gastein as diplomats mingle
Summerall refused a Japanese fishing request in the Gasstein river citing risk of encouraging a bigger appetite. Nine former grand Mufti aides are under house arrest in Britain’s custody amid food complaints. British and American troops traverse the border near Tavern mountain using locomotives, exchanging German prisoners who were armed with captured weapons. Lieutenant Charlie Singleterry describes a curious, uneasy peace at Bad Gastein as patrols continue.
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Summerall
Grand Mufti of
Jerusalem
78Th
Tavern Mountain
Bad Gastein
Malinitz
Golden Chopper
Charlie Singleterry
Cairo
Miss
Singleterry
Township Standings and War Loan Quotas Report
Township quota figures and committee names listed for the Seventh War Loan drive. Entries include Garland Ozan Saline Bois D Arc Monroe Mine Creek Newland Redland Spring Hill Wallaceburg Water Creek and allied supporters with amounts 1,668.75 to 30,125.00 and groups named alongside members.
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B. J. Drake
L. D. Rider
C. P. Jones
J.J. Lieblong
T.H. Seymour
J. J. Battle Vans
DeRoan
T. A. Cornelius
Howard Collier
G. A. Linaker
Monroe Samuel
J. M. Arnold
Irvin Whatley Providelelgteyy
Ree Mine Creek
Fiarl Martindale
Hix Dildy
Sloman Goodlett
Siga
Newland
J. M. Boyd
Ralph Hale
H. H. Huskey
O. R. Green
Paul Dudney
Clarence Gilbert Redland
Bert Scott, Sr
J. S. Moses Chester McCaskill
Seasbn
R. C. Stuart
M. M. Bland
W. M. Dillard
Sau
Spaagenesesee
Spring Hill
J. W. Powell
J. W. Martin
Huron Light
Wallaceburg
P. C. Stephens
M. L
Nelson
Wick
Water Creek
E. A. Thompson
Geena Wylie
Roy Franks
Pista
Weird Peace at Tavern Mountain Pool Show
German soldiers from a hospital unit entertained American Doughboys at Tavern Mountain pool. Despite severe injuries like missing limbs, they sang for the U S troops. The 3rd Division troops watched as Germans and their dates relaxed poolside, then drained out to sunlit grass.
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Tavern Mountain
Allied Air Forces Expand Reach Across Asia Pacific
Fifth and Fourteenth Air Forces target Luzon to Indo China and Nanking while 13th Air Force sweeps Borneo and nearby areas. Royal Australian and British air units join aerial guidance and strike efforts as Marianas based bombers widen incendiary raids on Japanese cities. Officials foresee expanded bases and extended raids into Manchuria with China theater logistics a priority.
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14Th
Fifth Air Force
Luzon
Indo-China
Nanking
Fourteenth
13Th U.S. Air Force
Borneo
Netherlands East Indies
Royal Australian Air Force
Rabaul
India
Japan
21St Bomber Command
Our Daily Vein on systems and nationalized industry
Our Daily argues no political or economic system guarantees all benefits. It cites Sweden's state socialism lowering prices and curbing monopoly while private business persists. It recalls the wartime US attempt at nationalizing railroads as a costly, chaotic example, stressing outcome depends on operators.
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Sweden
United States
Censorship Must End With War Says Eisenhower
General Eisenhower told Wilbur Forrest of the freedom of the press committee that censorship must end with the war and that soldiers deserve a free press and news exchange. The letter, written last January, was released after a tour study by the committee. He warned that fanatic Nazis may remain a problem for the Allies and recounted harsh behavior by SS members toward interrogators.
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Eisenhower
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilbur Forrest
Committee On Freedom of the Press
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Forrest
New York Herald Tribune
Dean Carl Ackerman
Columbia School of Journalism
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Versailles
Eisenhower urges rapid military buildup for wartime needs
In support of peacetime draft proposals, Eisenhower argues that despite technological advances, numbers in all arms remain vitally important. He says America’s approved military system must aim at rapid development after the start of any serious war.
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Eisenhower
America
The Best Government Requires Free Choice and Reform
The passage argues that neither state socialism nor capitalism guarantees prosperity or virtue. It asserts governments should empower people to choose capable leaders and replace them if needed, stressing integrity over consumer abundance. It calls for improving education to recognize such leaders, a slow but necessary and rewarding task.
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Pwoods
Japs Use Truce to Strengthen Positions on Kunishi Ridge
Seventh Marine Regiment officers report Japanese used a daylight truce to move ammunition and strengthen guns on Kunishi ridge near Itoman Okinawa. Marines halted artillery for return fire, then pounded the ridge as dawn broke and attacked with renewed fire.
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Vern Haugland
Seventh Marine Regiment
Itoman
Okinawa
First Marine Division
Spencer Berger
Flint
Mich
Beverly Hills
Calif
Kunishi Ridge
Berger
Sewall
Clark
Snedeker
NLRB Funds Drained by Strikes Force Temporary Halt
The NLRB says its funds are exhausted with two weeks left before new appropriation. Strike vote numbers under the Smith Connally Act have drained reserves. An emergency transfer of about 80 000 from printing and finding to general expenses is sought. Investigations and hearings are paused for ten days starting June 12 1022. Regional offices are told to cut long distance calls telegraph use and travel to conserve funds.
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Washington
NLRB
Smith-Connally War Labor Disputes Act
National Labor Relation Board
Treasury
Congress
William Perkins Duke Attorney Dies at 69
Lynchburg VA was the home of William Perkins a Duke attorney who died at age 69. The obituary notes his prominent career and public service reflecting on wartime leadership and duty. It highlights themes of training, discipline, and national readiness discussed by leaders in wartime policy.
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Market
At National Stockyards June 15 hogs 4,500 head with 2,800 early. prices steady with most barrows and gilts at 14.70, loads 15.00-15.25 for under 140 lb. sows 13.95 to killers, boars 13.50-18.95. cattle and calves scarce with slow trade and steers, heifers, cows down around 50 cents for the week. vealers 9.5 per 100 pounds, top 12.50 for choice, stockers and feeders 10-14.75. lambs 1,200 head active and steady. top 16.00 to packers, spring lambs 15-15.75, ewes steady. bulk shorn ewes 6.00-7.00.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Eisenhower Sees Four Power Council in Germany as Likely Success
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said the four power control council for Germany should succeed and Russia relations would be friendly and understanding. He praised Russian allies, defended bombing of German cities, and stressed unity of air, sea and ground forces as key to victory.
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Italy
France
Eisenhower
LO Dearne
Stimson
Bruce W. Munn
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Control Council
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Russia
United States
Abilene
Kans
Europe
War Widow of 8 Receives a Furnished Tea Room House
Blytheville hosts a ceremony at 2 p.m. to present Mrs. Rachel Privett widow of Pfc. J. C. Privett, killed in Luxembourg last January, with a $7,000 furnished tea room house funded by supporters worldwide. The house will be open to the public this weekend before the Privett family moves in, with Jodie Nabers leading the fundraising effort after learning of the soldier's death on January 2. The Privett family includes eight children and the youngest daughter was born the day he was drafted.
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Rachel Privett
Pig
J. C. Privett
Luxembourg
Youug
William R. Perkins Dies at 69 in Virginia Hospital
William R. Perkins 69 of Rock Lawn farm Bedford county longtime attorney for Duke interests and senior partner in Perkins Daniel and Perkins New York died at 2 14 a m today in Virginia Baptist hospital He left a widow two sons William R Perkins Jr of Lynchburg and Thomas L Perkins of Rye N Y a daughter Mrs Clark N Barton of El Dorado Ark and two sisters Mrs Mildred P Farrar of Durham N C and Mrs Mattie P Barnes of Washington
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Rock Lawn Farm
Bedford County
Duke
Perkins Daniel and Perkins
New York
Virginia Baptist Hospital
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Lynchburg
Thomas L. Perkins
Rye
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Clark N. Barton
el Dorado Ark
Mildred P. Farrar
Durham
Mattie P. Barnes
Washington
McClellan Opposes German Territory Withdrawal
Senator John L. McClellan argues against pulling U S troops from large areas of German territory noting American soldiers died to gain that land He spoke after a Wetley tour of war torn Europe and warned the withdrawal would be a mistake in his view
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Washington
United States
Arkansas
John Lo McClellan
States
Europe
McClellan
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