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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

3

Escape From War Zone Aboard Monk's Boat

Link, Courtright, and Norma flee Japanese held territory aboard a crude fishing boat manned by Monk. They escape pursuit, drift through seas, endure seasickness, and are eventually hailed by a Soviet patrol, signaling a safe passage toward the mainland.

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Home Rule For Use Of Federal Road Funds Urged

Secretary of Highways Johny Uf Shroyer argues Pennsylvania should determine highway uses rather than the federal government. He criticizes the regional interregional system as不足 for high traffic areas and fairness to PA motorists, urging economy and local control.

Johny Uf Shroyer Public Roads Administration Atrtes Congress Shroyer Pennsylvania Pennesylvania

Pennsylvania Says Federal Highway Funds Best Overseen Locally

The state argues against rigid federal directives on highway spending, urging local control to ensure funds support true statewide needs. It emphasizes Pennsylvania’s experienced oversight and insists on spending that serves the greatest number rather than monumental projects.

German Radio Says More Airborne Troops Landed

The Associated Press reports German radio acknowledged further Allied airborne landings on the French coast between Le Havre and Cherbourg. Berlin broadcasts say British and American forces intensified attacks, with gliders and troops landing and heavy fighting continuing through the night. Over 200 English soldiers were captured.

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