Reorganize At Moscow Meet Curzon Line Settlement
Poles, Big Three to discuss reorganization of the Warsaw provisional government in Moscow on Friday. London Poles absent. Moscow, Washington, and London to push a broad democratic basis per Crimea accord.
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Russia
America
Britain
Yalta
Warsaw
Poland
Churchill
Germany
Washington
True
Mr. Truman
Truman
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
James E
Congress
Office of War Information
House
OWI
Fair Employment Practices Committee
House Rules Committee
London
Moscow
United States
Julian Zakowski
Vyacheslav Molotov
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
John Archibald Clark Kerr
Boleslaw Beirut
Wincenty Witos
Land
Stanislaw Mikolajcczyk
Peasant Party
Truman pushes UN ratification. solons face no vacation
President Truman is described as pressing Senate action to ratify the United Nations peace organization despite a congressional recess. The move aims to prevent delay as the San Francisco conference drafts a document for 50 nations. Senate foes threaten an all out fight against House approved poll tax repeal.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Peace Organization Congress
Senate
San Francisco
Capitol Hill
Bilbo
D-Miss
Ahouse
House
Pfc Kramer Liberated After War End
Mrs La Vern Kramer of 1807 Kane Street received a telegram announcing her husband La Vern B Kramer was liberated. He served with the 3rd Army, trained at Fort Bragg and Fort Meade, was wounded December 19, 1944, returned to duty, then went missing January 6, 1945. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jen Kramer of 1403 Livingston Street.
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la Vern Kramer
Kane Street
la Vern B. Kremer
Prisoer
Emmy
Emeas
Jan- Kramer Ty
Fort Bragg
M. C
Fort Meade
Jen Kramer
Livingston
la Vern Kramers
Megon
Necessities To Become Career Says Official
GEERGO George W. chairman of the national WI labor board declared the supplies of life will be abundant as we move toward Tokyo. They cannot be out of service. food clothing shelter transport are to be ensured for building a better life despite shortages.
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Geergo
George W
National
WI Labor Board
Tokyo
Taylor
Association of Meeting
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday
Thundershowers tonight with partly cloudy skies. Low temperatures around eight degrees and a high near 74 degrees expected on Thursday.
Japanese Torch Seria Oil Fields As Australian Forces Advance
Japanese forces set ablaze the Seria oil field in West Borneo as Australian troops push toward Brunei town and Labuan island. Tank fires lit the sea while Allied units, including the 9th division, advance despite light to moderate resistance. MacArthur commented on the invasion, noting low casualties and strategic surprise.
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Borneo
Seria
Brunei River
Brunei Town
Brunei
Labuan
China Sea
Ninth Division
R. L. Morshead
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Don Starr
Beans Bay
Starr
Government House
Victoria Town
Labuan Island
Three Capital Times Editors Attacked After Club Photo
Madison reporters George Stephenson Aldric Revell and James Roy Miller say they were assaulted after Miller photographed Milwaukee lobbyist W. D. Kimmel and Milwaukee assemblyman Clyde at a Madison night club. Miller’s camera was broken as they tried to exit. Kimmel says he allowed the portrait only with permission and the incident began before that.
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Madison
Wis
Capital Times
George Stephenson
Aldric
Revell
James Roy Miller
Miller
W. D. Kimmel
Milwaukee
Portland Cement Company
Amelee
Kimmel
Brother Killed and Birthday Party Planned for Grieving Sister
In Macon Georgia eighteen year old Frances Newman learns her brother Sgt James R Newman of Lumpkin is killed on Iwo Jima. His unit mates plan a birthday dance for Frances at Warner Robins field with an orchid corsage from the commanding general and his marine squad.
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Macon
Frances Newman
James R. Newman
Lumpkin
Iwo
Warner Robins Field
Newman
County Lags In Bond Sales In Seventh War Loan Drive
La Crosse county ranks lagging in Bond purchases as officials warn quotas may fail. Individual buys reach 1,691,869 with corporate allocations at 1,547,000 totaling 3,238,869 against a 4,800,000 county goal. Bangor leads with 72,490 over its 62,800 quota, while pledges across wards total 184,162.95.
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la Crosse County
Bangor
Adolph Toepel
Farmers’ State Bank
Arthur S. Christensen
War Finance Office
la Crosse
Onalaska
Rockland
West Salem
91000 U S Prisoners Brought From Reich
Paris dispatch says Supreme Headquarters reports 91000 American prisoners of war evacuated from Germany and that nearly all U S and British captives have been recovered with only a few stragglers remaining.
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Paris
Supreme Headquarters
Germany
U. S
Last Stand On Okinawa Cracked By Pre dawn Attacks
Simultaneous American pre-dawn assaults on Yaeju Plateau shifted momentum as Marines hold eastern and western anchors while heavy artillery and flamethrower tactics pressure cave defenders. Fierce night actions include Japanese charges and high casualties in a 36 hour slope fight. Air losses mount with ten planes sunk and 25 ships damaged.
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Guam
Yaeju
Okinawa
7Th
Japan
Kyushu
Quick Change Lads Story Of Aid To Nurse
The American aerial supply organization for Scandinavia ferried arms, ammunition, and food to the Norwegian underground. Brig general Earl S. Hoag announced the unit's Norway aid story from London. Capt. Robert C. Durham and about a dozen others parachuted agents and delivered 120 tons of supplies July 1944 to V E day.
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Stockholm
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Scandinavia
London
Earl S. Hoag
Air Transport Command
Europe
ATC
Robert C. Durham
New York City
City Council Revisits Friday Truck Purchase in La Crosse
La Crosse officials debated buying a highway department truck. The council voted 16 to 5 on a Reo truck, defeating an amendment to buy a Federal truck. At a following meeting, a motion to reconsider passed 11 to 6 and a follow up to buy the Federal truck was proposed.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Highway Department
Louis Pass
Charles Beranek
Community Motors
Warren Smith
Fred L. Kramer
J. J. Verdota
Smith
Franklin Pamperin
Walter Roth
Pamperin
Senate panel backs Tom C Clark for attorney general
Washington The senate judiciary committee today unanimously recommended confirmation of Tom C Clark of Texas as attorney general. Clark is set to succeed Francis Biddle on July 1.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tom C. Clark
Texas
Clark
Francis Biddie
One Man Regiment: Craft Slays 30 Japs Near Shuri
Pfc. Clarence B. Craft of Santa Ana California slain 30 Japanese in a 450 foot hill assault that helped break the Shuri defense line during the Okinawa fight. He entered trenches with grenades and rifle fire supported by fellow doughboys and demolition charges.
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Okinawa
Clarence B. Craft
Santa Ana
Calif
Craft
Roy L. Barnes
Winchester
Ind
G Company
382Nd Regiment
96Th Division
Langford Slayers Plan Robbery Theory Emerges
Carl Rood, attorney for Marion Langford, said he believed Albert E. Langford was shot during an attempted robbery by two men whose timing was spoiled by a barking dog. The 63 year old textile executive died June 4 in his Park Avenue apartment. Beatrice Coleman, the Austrian countess linked to Robert Redwing, offered another theory that Langford was killed because he stood in someone’s way. Coleman denied any promised money related to the Langfords marriage, calling reports of a courtship fee a joke.
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New York
Carl Rood
Marion Langford
Albert E. Langford
Park Avenue
Beatrice Coleman
Robert Redwing
Langfords
Hollywood
Vet Of 5 Campaigns Dies In Car Crash near Baraboo
James L. Read aged 23 Baraboo native and 32nd Division veteran who took part in five major campaigns died when his car overturned on a town road near Baraboo Wisconsin last night Read had been discharged from the army several weeks ago and was the son of Mr and Mrs James E Read.
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Baraboo
Wis
James L. Read
32Nd Division
Here
Read
James E. Read
Flag Day Bonds Drive Parade Aids Veterans Program
Flag Day events sponsored by the Elks in cooperation with a Seventh War Loan drive feature five returned veterans. A 6:30 p m assembly on the courthouse lawn precedes a 7 p.m. parade along State street Fifth avenue Main street and Riverside park where Z S Rice of Sparta will speak and Mark Esch will award scholarships. Aquinas band to perform. Veterans include W A Lewis Leo Flynn N Knapp Gus Pappas Robert C Rief and Vic Harlon J Schutt who will discuss experiences and show combat films. Sponsored by International Association of Machinists local 1109 Allis Chalmers.
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Elks
Court House Lawn
State Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth
Main Street
Riverside Park
Z. S. Rice
Sparta
Mark Esch
Aquinas
W. A. Lewis
Coast
Allis- Chalmers
Army joins drive on poultry black markets
The army will station representatives at highway check posts in eight states to make spot purchases and requisitions of poultry moving into illicit channels. Purchases will be at OPA-fixed prices and apply only to poultry shipped to unauthorized destinations. Check posts are in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
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War Department
William Davis
War Food Administration
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Stettinius
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Kramer
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Solon
Reich
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Nippon Times
Robert N. Sturdevant
Harry Hopkins
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Shori
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