Prime Minister Reports Visits To Commons In War Briefing
The Commons hear updates on Allied actions and global war developments. Moscow's zero hour nears for summer offensive while German feeler thrusts are reported in four sectors. Allied air pounding Pantelleria and Messina. Eisenhower forces claim extensive bombing. Soviet reports say German attacks repelled near Sevsk Belgorod and Balakleya as strategic tensions rise ahead of the planned campaign.
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Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
London
Finland
Turkey
Inciu
Faw
Lampedus
Malta
Perlin
Ault
Italy
Mediterranean
Pantelleria
Messina
Sicily
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gibraltar
Hitler
William McGaffin
Associated Press
Red Army
Sevsk
Rostov
Belgorod
Balakleya
Donets
Quiei
Larusia
Hospitals as universities aid convalescents in air force
The American Air Force tests a hospital university program for recovering pilots and airmen. Instructors lead studies during recovery, with colored bed cards signaling readiness levels from little to substantial work. The plan aims to prepare men for useful civilian jobs on return home.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Chicago
American Air Force
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Hhe Air Forces
D. N. W. Grant
Army Air Forces
Puzzle of Warbird and Period Words
A mixed clue puzzle references a Bell P-39 fighter and a list of across and down hints. The page lists undefined answers, word lengths, and thematic terms like aviation, dates, and various nouns, with scattered letter patterns and mixed language fragments.
Convalescent training and courses aid recovering servicemen
The article notes that after illness many servicemen attend convalescent colleges and realistic courses to gain skills they would have learned otherwise. These programs shorten training time and prevent washouts, helping men return to duty or civilian life.
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Frank Luther
Karl Zomar
Annapolis
Boake Carter
Bill Hay
Coast Guard Band
Cedric Foster
Ozie Waiters
Arthur Gaeth
Cardinals
Pirates
Phillip Keyne-Gordon
Babe Rhodes
Muutual
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ramon Ramos
Jubilee Village Orchestra
Jimmy Joy
Russ Morgan
Len Reisman
C C Outlines New Jefferson City Development Program
The development group aims to spur industrial growth in Jefferson City with plans for an airport, new quarters for the Unemployment Compensation Commission, a modern office building, a Missouri development agency, a possible milk processing or cheese plant, and an addition to St Mary’s Hospital. Additional ideas include Highway 73 connecting routes, staggered lunch hours, smoke abatement, parking facilities, and a small industry assistance committee.
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Jefferson City
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Missouri
St. Mary's Hospital
Thorpe J. Gordon
Dwight Bedell
Lions Elect Officers and End Meeting
Delegates praised Jefferson parish hospitality as Lions clubs completed a convention noted for size and accomplishment. The group outlined plans to restore light through operations and highlighted placing blind children in schools as a major activity to address current neglect.
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Jefferson
Missouri Escapees From Penitentiary Arrested Near Shoals Creek
Logan county sheriff Pete Carter says two Missouri penitentiary escapees, Charles Piney aged 47 and Walter Knight aged 20, were arrested near Shoals Creek early today. They are charged with robbing a Fort Smith grocery and taking a Fort Smith man’s automobile. they are held in jail.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Logan
Pete Carter
Missouri Penitentiary
Shoals Creek
Logan County
Carter
Charles Piney
Walter Knight
Allies Drive Off Lampedusa Axis Claims
German radio boasted of a failed Allied landing on Lampedusa as a test of Italian defense. Italian bulletins claimed significant enemy bomb damage on Messina and Trapani, with Pantelleria pilots destroying six planes. Rome reported Allied planes shot down and torpedo actions off Bone. Lampedusa, a small rocky island near Malta, with limited harbor and beaches, has been used as a limited Axis air base.
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Hialian
Taian
Sui
Messina
Sicily
Trapani
Pantelleria
Rome
Bone
Lampedusa
Iso
Malta
Wo Porto
Questions on Deputy Sheriffs and court duties
The court discussed deputy needs during a jury trial with one deputy in the courtroom and another watching the jury. Mackey noted duties at Probate Court and the opening of county court, saying multiple courts in session may require deputies to cover duties. He stated he never hires more than two deputies daily in circuit court and recently sought an Attorney General opinion, which concluded the sheriff may hire up to three deputies as needed.
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Mackey
Siven
Hospital Births And Discharges In Local Notices
At the hospital Mrs. Nelson Bradley and wife welcomed an eight pound son born Monday night. Several local residents underwent operations Tuesday including Miss Angeline Schneiders and others. Mrs. Frank Prenger and Mrs. Meredith Eberhart were admitted, while several mothers and infants, including a baby girl Ullman, were discharged.
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Nelson Bradley
West Circle Drive
Oorn
Angeline Schneiders
Generose Kremer
Bonnets Mill
Betty Linker
Oakwood
Theodore Dicknelte
Freeburg
Oscar Wekamp
Fulkerson
Alva Pullen
E. McCariy
Meredith Eberhart
Russellville
Edgar Robinett
Ullman
John Fick
Dixon
Joseph Kalaf
Meta
C. B. Luetkemeyer
Teens Wreck Farm Home Near Carthage
Two teenage boys ages 13 and 15 damaged the H N Swinehart farm home east of Carthage Missouri yesterday afternoon. They used a 10 gauge shotgun and small caliber rifle to shoot out windows, damage interiors, spill contents, and fatally shoot a 1 900 pound horse and a farm dog. No motive could be established. The youths’ parents live east of Carthage and they may be released to juvenile authorities.
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Carthage
Coun
H. N. Swinehart
Flashes Of Life In A Fractured World Headlines
Multiple brief items report quirky incidents and human interest. A pheasant crashes into a Pennsylvania window and nests on a living room sofa, while a California plant forms a new women’s worker group, Grandmothers at Work, led by Marie Hibbey. In Chicago a rescue miscommunication ends with kitten pulled from a wall and a BB pellet injuring a former serviceman.
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Harriburg
State Game Commission
Japs Didn't Stop Him But Kids Did
Kansas City, June 8. Raymone Sanders, 20, eight month veteran gunner on a Flying Fortress in the Pacific, was wounded today on a Kansas City street corner, allegedly by a 19 year old sharpshooter. Witnesses say pigeons were involved as a child described warfare lessons from ancient times.
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Kansas City
Raymone Sanders
Pacific
Money Or Birds And Dogs Attract Attention In Denver
A Longmont man finds a 311 DLT note carried by a bird returning to its nest after wind blows away the paper. A Denver boy’s cocker spaniel drops a one dollar bill while a collie protects a child near Kansas tracks. Pueblo reports a dog licensing inspector tunes a patrol wagon to a police radio with a 13 on its side. Seargeant Gables, a 72 year old negro butler, is buried in Mississippi Valley Trust family plot after decades with the Jones family.
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Denver
George Schlichter
Longmont
Schicter
St, Louis
Searge
Gables
Negro Butler
Breckinridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Serverl Jones
Markets Report From St Louis and Nearby Ports
Market notes from St Louis and other centers on June 7 to June 8 cover produce and livestock prices. Eggs, butter, live poultry, ducks, geese, and turkeys show varied commodities and price points. Cattle, hogs, lambs, and calves at St Louis Stockyards and Kansas City reflect lax to steady demand with mixed pricing across grades. Grain prices in St Louis and Chicago indicate steady to modest shifts in cash markets.
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St. Louis
Carlots
U.S
East St. Louis
Ill
Dept. Agr
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
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