Reporters Reactions Aboard A Superfortress Over Japan
Aboard a Superfortress over Yawata Japan on June 15 reporters describe a tense raid on Japan's steel works. Lt Col Warrth Wilkinson and Capt William Goldstein lead the crew as bombs strike the steel plants, fires blaze 2000 feet high, and the plane returns safely.
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Thoburn Wiant
Yawata
Japan
Pittsburgh
Doolittle
Tokyo
Leonard
Jake) Harman
Boise
Idaho
Billy Mitchell
Warrth’ Wilkingon
Lincoln
N. C
Dean
Pacific
Wilkinson
Delafield
China
Imperial Tron and Steel Works
Ackack
Wiliam C. Goldstein
Indiana
Polis
Glenn Berkshiker
Albuquerque
N. M
Morris Kramer
Alderson St
America
India
Edward Fuller
Magnum
Oda
Pfc
Dean Tanner
Athens
Tex
Carl Brown
Winfield
Yellow Sea
Kramer
J , S Wilkinson
Pearl Harbor
TB Meeting In Pittsburgh June 20
Tuberculosis workers of Western Pennsylvania will discuss the problem of Tuberculosis under war conditions at a conference in Pittsburgh June 20 under the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society. Topics include selectees rejected for TB and veterans with TB, industrial health and rehabilitation. speakers include Dr. C Howyard Marey and Miss Irene Carlson.
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Tuberculosis Workers
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Pittsburgh
C. Howyard Marey
Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh
Irene Carlson
New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Journey to the Big Valley in a Colored Soldier's Tale
Pinky and Emily travel with a diverse group through a clouded journey toward a future place as they meet a warmly remembered old man and a soldier singing along the tracks. The reunion hints at family ties and a lifting sense of belonging as they head to a house with Julie's lunches awaiting. Emily walks arm in arm with her father into a moment of silent, protective guidance.
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Corpavena
Nana White Ho
Pinky
Heavenly Bond Junction
Vinky Kota
Emily
Julie
Goldier
Big Boy
Mily
Thim
Aviation Cadet McCloskey Wins Silver Wings in Bombardier Training
Aviation cadet James C. McCloskey son of Mr and Mrs David A McCloskey Cherry Tree has been appointed a flight officer and awarded silver bombardier wings supplementing his aerial gunner insignia He is a Cherry Tree High School graduate where he played basketball and ran track He previously trained at Kirtland Field Albuquerque New Mexico and Kingman Arizona and now awaits assignment with active duty destination undisclosed
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James C. M'Closkey
David A. McCloskey
Cherry Tree
Army Air Forces
Kirtland Field
Albuquerque
N. M
McCloskey
Cherry Tree High School
Yankee Lines, Inc
U. S. Navy
Cmeer McCloskey
Kingman
Arizona
Churches Invite You Sunday June 18 1944 Card
Local church listings present a June 18 1944 silent parade of services across Pittsburgh area. Denominations include First United Presbyterian First Methodist Salvation Army Beulah Baptist and more with morning worship Sunday school and Union services. Special events and speakers noted along with midweek prayers and youth programs.
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First United Presbyterian
James K. Leitch
Gladys W. Bisbee
Good Soldiers of Jesus Christ
Paul
Presbyterian
Pioneer
Amanda Lowry
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Harry Burton Boyd
Warry A.canfield
Irene G. Drew
Westminster League
B E. Ewing
Pennsylvania
Anti-Saloon League
First Methodist
David R. Graham
Blair Sutton
A. DeGaetani
First Presbyterian Church
Hayden Howells
William F. Herper
G, E, Kirkwood
Indiana Baptist Association
First Church of God
Charles Ludwig
Fishers of Men
Lewis Decries Govt Words as Miners Demand Fair Pay
J L Lewis, vice president of the United Mine Workers, told delegates at Hazleton that miners contribute to the war effort and deserve better treatment than from the president and his administrators. He urged immediate ratification of the anthracite wage agreement, noting government pressure and reluctance by operators to concede. He cited record production and wartime shifts as miners left for war plants, and declined to discuss the presidential election, awaiting the Cleveland international convention in September.
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Lewis
Cleveland
Cigarette Smoking Mothers and America Tomorrow
A medical authority warned that four generations of smoking mothers could produce children who are likely "stark idiots." The piece urges national attention to the danger, noting widespread smoking among women and fearing societal decline and potential childless homes if unaddressed.
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America
Tobacco
Bill-Board
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