Draft law in Congress may or may not trigger draft this year
James Marlow Ashington explains that Congress faces a fast approaching June 19 adjournment and a draft remains uncertain. Debate in the Senate and House is expected to intensify as lawmakers weigh a peacetime conscription measure. Even if passed, machinery alone may not trigger drafting without a presidential decision.
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Senate
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Congress
Indiana Evening Gazette Publication Details and Rates
Indiana Printing and Publishing Co lists the Indiana Evening Gazette established 1800 with details on ownership and postal status. It shows subscription terms by mail to Indiana County and by carrier including monthly and yearly rates, noting publication daily except Sunday and various postal classifications.
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Philadelphia Street Publishers
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indianas County
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Indiana County
Draft plans stir Congress to shape military service law
Congress debates a universal register for men aged 18 to 28 with different drafts in the House and Senate. The Senate proposes 18 to 26 must register, with 18 to 19 voluntary for one year and 19 to 26 drafted for two years, while the House would require 18 to 28 to register and 19 to 26 to be drafted for two years. Most veterans would be exempted, and a final bill is unlikely before late month. In Poland, amber along the Western Pomeranian coast inspires plastic artists to open Poland’s first amber article factory.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Senate
United States
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Poland
Pomeranian
British general's two sentences reshape postwar Germany policy
BELMAN MORIN notes General Sir Brian Robertson said Germans are Christian and civilized and deserve to be treated as equals. The remark, linked to the London Conference on German reconstruction, signals a shift from occupation to a supervised German government and renewed economic activity under the Marshall Plan.
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Dewhtt Mackenzie
Berlin
Germany
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Robertson
British Control Commission
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Dachau
Auschwitz
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Keitel
Nuernberg
Europe
Western
Germans Return to Family of Nations After VE Day
After VE Day, three years on, Germany reenters international life. The author argues Russians blocked German rehabilitation, while Western powers faced the consequences of obstruction and intransigence. The piece reflects postwar geopolitics and rivalries shaping reconciliation.
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Family of Nations
Lion cub at Moscow zoo prefers milk to meat
A sickly lion cub at Moscow zoo was nursed at home by the Beasts of Prey manager. It improved after bottle feeding and meat was later added, but the cub still prefers milk and grows irritable if its bottle is removed.
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Moscow
Moscow Zoo
Ginny Simms Seeks Divorce From Hyatt Dehn
Santa Monica California June 3 Film singer Ginny Simms has filed for divorce from architect Hyatt R Dehn after three years of marriage cruelty is alleged She gave up her career last December to save the marriage but will resume singing Her divorce suit seeks division of community property waivers alimony and joint custody of their 21 month old son David filed under Virginia Simms Dehn
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ginny Simms
Hyatt R. Dehn
David
Virginia Simms Dehn
Russia’s satellites face possible absorption into the Soviet Union
Analysts note American interest in Europe’s reports of Russia preparing to integrate satellites into the Soviet Union. They caution that true incorporation would require force and widespread Russian oversight, with ongoing purges in Poland Yugoslavia and others signaling intensified Soviet influence and a shift toward industrial unification.
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Unity group formed for Czechoslovak fighters in exile
The League of Fighters for Liberty unites Czechoslovak veterans of two wars and underground workers into a single faction. In Romania, Bulgaria, Poland and Czechoslovakia Communist control remains tight though not in majority, risking broader opposition to Soviet influence. Meanwhile in Canterbury, England, Roman town house foundations from the second century are uncovered, including a large bath and a cobbled quad, with evidence of urns and a bronze ring.
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Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Prague
Czechoslovak Legion
League of Fighters For Liberty
Canterbury
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