Prospect of Training U S for Still Another War Stirs Soldiers
Letter discusses fear of training the United States for another conflict and the impact on soldiers. It references generals, national security, and the potential need for stronger civilian policing while awaiting broader international arrangements. The piece notes the push for collective security and the role of the United Nations, with commentary on preparedness and peace efforts amid global tension.
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U. S
Ewan
Ms Bazhea
Athan Hraneisco
Hietry
United Nations
Ennerset Securitee Machonery
Rehabilitation and Memory Training Amid War Injuries
In a wartime setting, Miss Mowat notes veterans with brain injuries struggle to return to prior work. A neurologist explains the brain can form new cells allowing reading and talking to improve, while a former patient recounts relearning basic self‑identity with support from hospital staff.
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Weachers
Aig
Miss Mowat
Kellogg School
Batten
Togram
News Three
Japs Target Strategic Aircraft Plants Across Japan
Bomber missions reported on Omuts and Kagoshima on Kyushu and Shizuoka Toyohashi Fu kuoka on Honshu and Kagoshima har a area 15 million square feet at Kawasaki Akashi plant 24 percent destroyed Jan 1 rebuilt and bombed again June 9 Mitsubish Mishima plant 3.5 million square feet Betty twin engine bombers built at Mitsubishi Mishima factory naval fighter parts at Himeji textile mill repurposed to aircraft production on 2,000,000 square feet.
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Osaka
Nagoya
Omnuts
Kagoshima
Kyushu
Hasnematen
Yokkaichi
Honshu
Shizuoka
Toyohashi
Fukuoka
Kawasaki Aircraft Plant
Kagarmigahara
Tonya
Kawasaki Quest
Akashi
Mitsubishi-Mishima
Powesien Factorn Himeji
German tanks fall to Shermans despite blitz efforts
Group of Group of and with sensational success. The majority of the German tanks were Mark Threes and Mark Fours and were equipped almost exclusively with short-bareled guns of 50 and 75 millimeter caliber. Banuerlein says almost all the German tanks were destroyed at medium and long range before their own guns were close enough to be effected the superiority of the Sherman.
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Banuerlein
Individualized Education Through Patience and Practice
The article describes Miss Mowat guiding a patient learning to read and spell with personalized instruction. Teachers assess needs, build basic skills, and place students in appropriate classes once trust and readiness are established. Families, not just the patient, influence progress and pace.
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Miss Mowant
Eisenhower Safe in War Suffered Fall in Abilene
The parade route in Abilene Kansas saw General Eisenhower greet wellwishers after a fall that caused a minor injury though not serious. He rode past crowds with veterans and Gold Star mothers in a ceremony honoring WWII and current war veterans.
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Werfare
Sloue
Trestca
Kamses
Lamer Hotel
Ablene
Dickineam County
Kansas
Armerican Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Mearch
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Park
Goal in Sight for Seventh War Loan
Washington reports the Seventh War Loan diary shows 14,000,000.6 percent short of the 7,000,000,000 goal with bond sales continuing. Treasury notes indicate individual E-bond sales around 3,000,000 with 2,723,000,000 raised and corporation sales near 497,000,000 toward the total. The drive ends June 30 with post-deadline processing toward July.
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Washington
Seasury
Treasury
Truman’s Puget Sound Trip Ends With Salmon Treats
After a nine hour escort by Walk en.ney the president sailed aboard the U S S trant and borrowed a rowboat to catch two dogfish. Fishermen gave him king salmon as a friendly gesture as he continues his Pacific tour before heading to San Francisco for the United Nations signing and the World Peace gathering.
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Puget Sound
Walken
Ney
U.S
San Francisco
United Nates
Peasace
Char
Battle narrative notes shifts in North Africa campaigns
The text recounts World War II battles Fi Acheila in December 1942 Mareth in March 1943 and Sidi Bou Zid where the 21st Panzer Division was equipped with Mark IVs and long range jets. It states the US First Armored Division was outmaneuvered and defeated by the seasoned enemy after losing range advantage.
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Fi Acheila
Mareth
Sidi Bou Zid
21St Panzer Divison
United States First Armored Division
New Proposal on Succession Could Change Party Control Between American Elections
James Marlow reports on a proposed change to presidential succession that would place the Speaker of the House next in line if the presidency becomes vacant and there is no vice president. The idea, urged by Truman, could shift power if Republicans gain Congress.
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James Marlow Washi
Con
Jurman
Roosevelt
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Cabificers
Stettinius
Congress
Mr. Truman
House of Representatives
Spewnar
Kam Rayburn
Texas
House
White House
Lena
Local Leader To Address Closing Session This Week
He will address the closing session at 40 p.m. and depart Wednesday for a homecoming celebration in his hometown of Independence Ma.
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Independence
Automakers protest WPB passenger car quotas in 1945 plan
Detroit June 21 UPI The big three General Motors Ford and Chrysler protest WPB allocations for second half of 1945 arguing the nine month quotas discriminate against dealers. GM tied 265 284 cars Chrysler 148 905 Ford 119 730 while other makers face smaller minimums and a 2 000 car example questioned.
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Allen W. Dowling
Detroit
UPI
Automobile Industy
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Tnal
WPE
Studebaker
Hudson
Packard
Nash
Pes
Willys- Overland
Graham-Pagie
Crossley
Washington
J. A. Arug
WPB
Willys
Big Three
Italian POW Escapes From Woodcutting Detail Near Monticello
Little Rock FBI reports Italian prisoner of war Luciena Chinsole, 32, escaped from a woodcutting detail 12 miles north of Monticello on Tuesday night, according to Dean Rorley, agent in charge.
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Little Rock
Monticello
Dean Rorley
FBI
Luciena Chinsole
Counties File Applications for Livestock Shows
Thirty eight counties have filed applications for county livestock shows, reports Secretary Frank A. Storey. New filings come from Sevier Washington Phillips Logan Lonoke Ivard and Perry counties with a June 30 deadline.
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Little Rock
Frank A. Storey
State Fiscal Control Board
Sevier
Washington
Phillips
Logan
Lonoke
Ivard
Perry
Peace and Security Through World Knowledge
The statement emphasizes mutual understanding as the foundation of security. It argues that global peace hinges on what peoples know about each other and what nations learn about the wider world.
French Yank Outbreak Is Quieted in Pigalle District
Paris reports peace in Pigalle Montmartre after clashes between American troops and locals. Military policemen patrol to prevent further brawls as the provost marshal says the situation is under control. Incidents over past days included confrontations near Champs Elysee and involving French Senegalese individuals.
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Henry BP
McNulty
Paris
Pigalle
Montmartre
Rue Pigalle
Themerican
Champs Elysee
N-B-C
Seventh War Loan Township Standings Listed by Districts
The garlanded report shows township standings and quotas for the Seventh War Loan, detailing per township names such as Saline, Mine Creek, Spring Hill, Water Creek, and Wallaceburg with listed figures and contributors including B. J. Drake, L. D. Rider, C. P. Jones, Earl Martindale, Hix Dildy, Ralph Haile, O. R. Green, and J. W. Powell among others.
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B. J. Drake
L. D. Rider
C.P. Jones
Bas Dare Wow
Sdevlong
TH. Seymour
Ae Yee
Howard Collier Linaker
Spenms
Sae Samuel
J. M. Arnold Irvin
Whatley
Earl Martindale
Hix Dildy
Sloman Goodlett
Nowland
M .d
Ralph Haile
H. H. Husker
O. R. Green
Paul Dudney
Clarence Gilbert
Bert Scott, Sr
Moses Chester McCaskill
R. C. Stuart
M. M. Biand
W. M. Dillard
Spring Hill
J. W. Powell
J. W. Martin
Huron Light
C. Stephens
M. L. Nelsos
Yarberry
Water Creek
E A. Thompson
George Wyle
Roy Franks
Market Report from St. Louis Livestock Markets
Market activity across hogs cattle calves and sheep remained steady with prompt clearance in hogs at 14.70 for barrows and gilts and 13.95 for sows. Cattle and calves show limited supply with varied prices for steers cows bulls and vealers while sheep face a steady to slightly lower trend with top quotes around 15.50 to packers and ewes mostly 6.00 to 7.27 for shorn stock.
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ST. Louis
Guerrilla Blockade Reaches Luzon Final Phase Clash Near Tuguegarao
Filipino guerrillas trap Japanese forces in the Cagayan valley as 30,000 troops face a bottleneck before Highway 5. Tuguegarao seizure allows river crossing and an airstrip capture. Australian Ninth Division reports a new Borneo landing, with allied forces advancing toward Seria oil fields.
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Menila
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
Settee
37Th Ohio Infantry Division
Tuguegarao
37Th
Aparri
Guerrila
West Borneo
Ninth Division
Primeria
Cagayan
Cagayan Province
U.S. Army
Russel Volckmann
Babuyan Channel
Cagayan River
Ilagan
Borneo
Lutong
Associated Press
James Hutcheson
Seria
Aussies
Soldier in stolen U.S. uniform wounded after arrest resistance
A man wearing a stolen American uniform was shot by an American during arrest resistance. He had allegedly taken the uniform and a wallet from a beaten and stripped service member.
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Sanbames
War fears and call for enduring peace in Our Daily
A dramatic warning imagines a planned strike wiping out cities and civilians fleeing underground. The piece calls for using intellect and persuasive power to pursue lasting peace and rejects talk of inevitable war with any nation.
Glee Term Defined by Ackerman at Columbia University
Dean Carl W. Ackerman of Columbia University defines glee as a concerted vocal music piece, typically unaccompanied and mainly for male voices.
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Dean Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia University
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