Ehart Wins GOP Nomination For Senatorship
Indianapolis June 2. Clement T. Malan Terre Haute educator named for a third term as Indiana Republican state convention superintendent of public instruction. The nomination table listed Miss Virginia Kinnaird Fort Wayne as president of the Indiana State Teachers Association.
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Idianapolis
Clement T. Malan
Indiana
Virginia Kinnaird
Fort Wayne
Diana State
Assacien
Whe Robles Sanaie leads 3500 striking street car operators
In St Louis 3500 street car bus operators voted to return to work after a transportation strike. In Washington a naval search reported attacks on the northern islands before dawn Tuesday, with several ships reported struck or damaged amid ongoing tensions.
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St. Louis
Robles Sanaie Fy
Washington
Mushu
Wile Islands
Cooler Weather By Sunday Likely
The Weather Bureau in Chicago says cool air from the west will drift eastward to the Midwest by Sunday night, with a second wave from the east to relieve the nation. Temperatures have reached peaks in the Dakotas Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley and southeast, but will stall over the weekend.
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United Press
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Dako Iss
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valles
Southeast State
WMC to Institute Stricter War Manpower Control
Washington June reports War Manpower Commission chief Paul V McNutt announced a semi compulsory national manpower plan for wartime production. The plan would require most workers outside agriculture to register with employment services and be available for assignment to organizations sanctioned by the WMC. Details show varying stringency and enforcement across sectors.
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Washington
RES
Paul V. McNutt
Teols
Othey
WMC Ares
Soho
Hull urges colonial peoples in wartime policy
A garbled dispatch quotes Cordell Hull urging colonial peoples to organize and resist imperial power. mentions Bharatiya leaders and anti colonial sentiment, with references to India and broader colonial regions. The piece hints at a wartime diplomacy stance and continuation of the discussion on page four.
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Willhoeis
Cordell Hull
United States
Champ
Tadie Rene
India
Legion to Move into New Home for Army Unit
A fragmented note mentions a Legion group planning a move into a new home, with references to a member and an upcoming change. unclear names and specifics limit precise detailing but indicate relocation of a unit or group to a new facility.
Republican platform drafts in Indianapolis convention
The resolutions committee headed by George L. Den drafted the Republican state platform here on June 2. It criticized federal overreach and socialism fears while backing GI Bill principles, veterans aid, and a proposed reorganization of federal agencies, with approval expected without changes.
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Indianapolis
George L. den Indianapore
Yale
Ces
Rovert
Militar
Aval
G. I
Congress
U.S Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Dependments
Soviet Repel Axis Onslaught As Romanians Fell In Battle
Soviet forces faced deep Axis pressure with German Romanian thrusts, yet counterattacks proved effective. A Russian communique reported heavy losses for the enemy, eight hundred killed, and multiple tanks and armored transports destroyed across a single sector.
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Aya
Inva
Iaremain
John Barnett Receives New Honor in Division 2 Ki Preparation
The article notes John Barnett being awarded a new honor. Other officers elected include R. L Langwell as director of Mark March for Real Silk state Hills and Hirst nee ity Luis le Salteas as an officer at Cow.
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R. L Langwell
Mark March
Real Silk Staat Hills
Hirst
Luis le Salteas
Mission Meeting Date Announced By Woman's Board
The Woman's Victory board announces a mission meeting with devotions by Mrs. Byron Reddick and an address by Rev. Baker. A covered dish luncheon will follow. The meeting aims to accomplish all things and gather the community for planning. Attendees include Myrtie and Hollingsworth. details emphasize devotionals and shared meal.
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Reanre Eteing
Wasa Mix
Satria
Woman's Wictton Board
Coeil Matieneri
Rowe Hollingsworth
Byron Reddick
Baker
Mran
Thomas Lanten
3000 American planes lash out at Nazi targets
London reports a large Allied air offensive with about 260 heavy bombers including Flying Fortresses Liberators and escort fighters striking the Pas de Calais coast and key Balkan rail centers in Hungary Transylvania and Italy. Allied claims of "good results" accompany the heavy assault as weather hampers reception.
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Britain
Italy
Balkan
Eighth Air Force
Pas de Calais
France
Athlip
Hungary
Transylvania
Romania
Europe
Miskolc
Szolnok
Szeged
le Plossti
Mabie
Enianel
Soldier Overseas Thanks Lebanon Reporter
Pvt. William R. Hinshaw, now in a new unit, sent a V-mail letter to The Reporter. He thanks the Lebanon paper for keeping The Reporter behind him during his transfer and expresses gratitude as a strong supporter. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hinshaw may be contacted regarding his address via the American Red Cross.
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William R. Hinshaw
Glenn Hinshaw
American Red Cross
Yanks Reinforced For Mokmer Fight In Southwest Pacific
Allied forces reinforce at Biak Island to aid Sixth Army in breaking Japanese resistance near Mekmer airfield. Ground action advances halted as patrols rout enemy snipers and laborers along the surrounding hills. MacArthur communique notes continued reinforcement and naval air pressure from carriers and bombers on Brak.
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Allind
Southwest
Troy
Rene
Gert Juwina MacArthur
Billy
Mit ‘Shel
Brak
Pope pleads to spare Rome in wartime plea
A chaotic clipping shows a plea from the pope to spare Rome amid conflicts. The text references military threats, the Vatican, and calls for restraint, without clear dates or fully legible names due to OCR errors.
Halleck Attacks New Deal Policy at G QOP Convention
Halleck delivered the keynote at the G QOP convention attacking the New Deal and domestic policy. He blamed the administration for poor foreign affairs, warned of war degeneration, and urged reforms to erase bureaucracy, reform taxation, reorganize federal admin, and spur jobs via private industry and agriculture. He praised a strong, informed nation as a deterrent and urged Republican unity to climb to a better day.
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GSO. P
Wendell L
Handlenf
U. S
Willkie
Treaucracy
Congress
Americans Capture Velletri and Valmontone Fronts
Allied forces seized Velletri and Valmontone, key German defense bases below Rome, and cut the Via Casilina escape route. U.S. troops along with Canadian units pressed along the front toward Rome, with heavy fighting to crack the last enemy fortifications in the Alban Hills and Apennine approaches.
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Rome
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Velletri
Valmontone
Casing
Furenting
Wi Miles
Vera
Catanii
Ely
Valmonione
Tyrrhen- Po
Via Casilina
Via Casiliia
Ferentino
Algiers
CBS
Barentine
Hermann Goering
Albay
Guined Velletri
Appian Way
Valmiontone
Valletri
Valmstioine
Wellin
Boone County Young People Meet Monday
The Boone County Young People plan their June gathering at Brown's Wonder Church on June 5 in the evening. Paul Nicely will speak. A campfire, group singing, and a wiener roast follow. attendees should bring friends and wear winners.
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Boone County
Brown's Wonder Church
Paul Nicely
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