Big Four Nazi declaration trimmed by Russians
Berlin dispatch reports Russia objected to a single word in the Big Four Germany pact and blocked immediate establishment of the Allied Control Council. Zhukov opposed discussion of coordinated policies for the four occupying forces and pressed deletion of nationals from Article 10, delaying the signing for hours.
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Berlin
Russia
Japan
Germany
Gregory K. Zhukov
Io Allied Control Council
Berle
Zhukov
Dwight DP. Eisenhower
Bernard J. Montgomery
Thei
Tempelhofdrome
Drew Middleton
New York Times
Allies occupy Bavaria as forces push through Germany
Reporters with American armies in Germany say occupation likely limited to Bavaria with northern reach toward Frankfurt. General Dwight D. Eisenhower leads the Allied effort as Ninth Army and others advance, reshaping control in central and southwest Germany.
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London
Jane
Arnie
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Bavara
Leipzig
Madeburg
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Ninth
Firal Reiy
Rivneland
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Cologne
Preakmany
Duesceldorf
Berlin
Bavaria
Frankfurt
Presid
Duight D. Lienhower
Restaurants face meat ration cuts in July and August
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will reduce meat rations for dine in by 20 percent during July and August. Institutional and school food programs will see adjusted allocations for fruits and vegetables and other items. The OPA aims to ease household impact through reform and provide guidance to restaurants and suppliers.
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Washington
OPA
Shay
Juans
Soviets Charge British Neglect of Prisoners
Fragmented report accuses Britain of neglecting Soviet prisoners in occupied Germany and India, alleging mistreatment and failures in repatriation. The piece, attributed to the Soviet representative to the council, cites claims against British authorities and defense by a British minister.
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Laden Dane
Arary Gomade
Taruy
Germany
Cmnilmal
Indiamedeusea
Sellin Geosat
Cof
Richard Koo
Gulkor
Wayne Walker Approved by Abe Wingitien
ABe Wayne Walker was approved by the State Beverage Commission. The wholesale distributor Jadahtribpter established headquarters on West South Street and began operating in the county. Mrs Walker and Redide-recei ads received federal permits to operate as a beer distributor under state beverage laws. The Vibmurss were expected to take over on Mayfly as all fareet distributors were to be mutually replaced.
Hoover praises Truman action on food plan and agriculture shift
Former President Hoover applauds President Truman for addressing the food crisis, calling it a wise step. He notes the consolidation of the War Food Administration with the Department of Agriculture and congratulates Truman on appointing Clinton Anderson as Secretary of Agriculture, marking a new regime tackling the problem.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoo
Truman
Hoover
Clinton P. Anderson
Don. MI
War Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Scarcity projected in vegetable supply amid wartime forecast
A 1944 wartime briefing reports a likely drop in garden yields led by officials Hoffman and Caldwell. The talk warns of 50 percent cuts in tomatoes and green beans and 25 percent cuts in corn and peas, signaling higher point values and potential grocery shortages as fresh vegetables grow scarcer.
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Indipolis
Ieefer
Hoffman
Farm Bureau
Harry Truman
Truman
Munns A. Caldwell
Revision of Yalta voting formula studied by U S
San Francisco June 6 AP United States weighs a possible revision of the Yalta voting formula to secure Big Five unanimity at the United Nations Conference. No official discussion had occurred. Harry Hopkins met with Stalin’s circle amid new business as talks linger on procedures and the veto issue.
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San Francisco
United States
Yalta
Nertheless
Harry K. Hopkins
Truman
Hop
Ose Stalin
Ible
Life Slowly Returning To Devastated Berlin
Berlin slowly recovers after a month of Russian occupation. Centers remain desolate but outer districts show activity with trams and buses resuming service. About 2,600,000 civilians live in the greater area as stores reopen, water lines restore, and bicycles reappear amid scarce rations and wartime fear.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
Ase Yniine
Leopenick
Sith
Trerman
Berliner Zeitung
Miltani
Radio
al Mis
Wml Ag
Stall Mus, Oper
Methodists to Hold Two Day Conference in Lafayette
Five Methodist ministers and delegates from Boone county plan to attend the Northwest Indiana Methodist Church Conference at Trinity Methodist Church Lafayette Friday and Saturday June 8 and 9. Bishop Titus Lowe will preside. four districts including Crawfordsville will be represented. pastoral assignments for the coming year to be announced Saturday. Continues on Page Six.
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Boone County Sill
Northwest Indiana
Cafaye
Trinity Methodist Church
Lafayette
Titus Lowe
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Lebanon Centenary Methodist Church
More and Better Victory Gardens Urged in Indiana
Indianapolis June 6 A state garden conference led by Purdue University extension officials warned of a serious vegetable shortage next winter. Associate Director L E Hoffman said the general food situation is critical and will worsen. They urged Hoosiers to plant more and better gardens to boost home production amid rising demand and fewer commercial plots.
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Indianapolis
L. E. Hoffman
Purdue University
Agricultural Extension Department
State Garden
Indiana
Forestal Addresses Naval Academy Graduates
A naval ceremony at Annapolis featured Forestal urging midshipmen to prepare for threats from Japan and stressing homeland defense. He warned of intensifying military tension and the need for readiness, highlighting the role of the United States in countering aggressions abroad.
Open House at Hep Cat Hangar Lebanon Youth Center
Open house is scheduled again Friday at the Hep Cat Hangar in the basement of the Lebanon Office Building. A lively program begins at 8 40. featuring an Instrumental Trio Mary Ann Sloop Heverly and Joan Paxson a Vocal Solo Bob Dobson and a Novelty Sketch by Irwin Wolgast.
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Lebanon
Mary Ann Sloop
Heverly
Joan Paxson
Bob Dobson
Irwin Wolgast
Weather report predicting showers and clouds this week
Weather forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions tonight with a low near seven. Light rain and showers predicted in the extreme south and west areas, with continued showers and thunderstorms across the south and central regions Thursday. Temperature expected to remain steady.
Hitler's Body Identified With Fair Certainty
Berlin reports a high Russian source says Adolf Hitler's body has been found and identified with fair certainty among four charred remains in the underground fortress beneath the Reichskanzlei after Berlin fell. The body, examined by Russian and American physicians, matches Hitler in teeth and other features though Moscow has not yet issued final confirmation.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichehun
Berle
Hiters
Rusun Amay
Hitler
Cerat
Moscow
Tear gas foils attempted robbery at farm bureau office
Tear gas released from knobs foiled an attempted robbery at the Boone County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association office at 815 West Pearl Street. Robbers broke a rear door glass and unlocked a right lock before escape. Police and detectives, aided by a safe expert from Indianapolis, recovered a punch axe a topcoat and a handkerchief used to wipe prints.
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Boone County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
West Pearltreet
Verna Martin
Martin
Indianapo
Wnd
Brazil Declares War on Japan in World War II
Rio de Janeiro June 6 Brazil declared war on Japan to day The move will allow the United States to use bases in Brazil for the Pacific war It was not believed Brazil would redeploy its expeditionary force from Italy but the country was expected to aid the United States in supplying its forces
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Japan
United States
Italy
Far East
United Staties
Denmark Awarded Seat at Conference
Denmark took its seat with 49 other United Nations in San Francisco to help shape the charter of the new world organization. The three member delegation includes a career diplomat, a professor of Classical Philology, and a professor of surgery, arriving after Denmark’s unanimous invitation and the 96th anniversary of its democratic constitution.
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San Francisco
Denmark
United Nations
New World Organization
Japanese air raid by suicide planes strikes Kyushu targets
June 6 report says 30 smaller planes based from Kinawa American airfields attacked southern Japan for about an hour. Targets included Osumi and Satsuma Peninsulas and Kobe port damage is being assessed. Superfortresses and fighters engaged, several shot down, with ongoing casualty and wreckage follow up.
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New Americas
Kinawa
Lares
Kyushu
Japan
Kyo Broadcoats
Os ‘Umi
Satsuma
Tokyo
Okinawa
East 26
Chinese troops recapture Liuchow in China campaign
Chungking dispatch reports Liuchow, a key rail junction and former American air base 400 miles southeast of Canton, back under Chinese control. The move signals a potential collapse of Japanese hold in Kwangsi, with Hengyang and Kwailin within range of Allied air power.
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Chungking
Lincho
Amerian
Tod Alheneh
Ct R
Liuchow
Kwangsu
Kwetlin
Canton
Hong Kong
Hengyang
Kweilin
Okinawa Battle Nears End as Invasion Fears Rise
Pearl Harbor June 6 A wartime update notes Okinawa in the mopping up stage with Nimíte ready to announce any land battle statements. Allied forces press the remaining Japanese resistance in Liuchow and Cagayan Valley while Sixth Marine Division reportedly secures Naha Airfield. Analysts caution that a mainland invasion may still be months away, drawing comparisons to the European theater while warning of intensified Japanese air raids.
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Pearl
Okinawa
Japan
Chester W. Nimite
Pacific
China
Liuchow
U.S
Rorce Bose
Kwangel Province
Lauchow
Philippines
Tih
Cagayan Valley
Luean
Pacific Fleet
Ruriles
Ryukyue
Naha
Meat supply reduction hits July to September quarter
Washington reports a nine percent cut, 457 million pounds, in the U.S. meat supply for the July-August-September quarter. Officials say the three month stock is insufficient for any allocations to foreign shipments under lend-lease or relief programs.
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Washington
War Food Administration
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