Stalin Vote Breaks Deadlock in World Security Council
In San Francisco Premier Stalin approves free discussion within the World Security Council, ending a four-to-one Big Five deadlock over veto power. Officials push to finish the World Charter within two weeks, drafting a paper interpreting the Yalta voting formula and outlining four main points to ease action in the proposed organization.
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Josef Stalin
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al Bers
League
Weather balloon discovery at Bevington farm near Hazelrigg
A weather balloon with parachute and instruments was found at Bevington farm near Hazelrigg in the past months. The device was four feet across, with a wax sail and cane hoop, wired cords, and batteries. Shipping instructions accompanied the kit, and the find is linked to meteohydrological work by Forrest B. and Mr Be a meteohogica.
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Forrest
Bevington
Brothers Reunite Aboard Troop Transport From Europe
Green and Hinton, Pfc and Sgt, are pictured aboard a Coast Guard manned troop transport en route to the States from Europe. The reunion follows four years apart in the war theaters. Everett W. Hinton earned the Bronze Star on Saipan July 7, 1944. Lowell Green awaits thyroid surgery at Bruns General Hospital in New Mexico.
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Everett St
Everett W. Hinton Rece
Saipan
Lowell E. Green
New Mexico
Bruns General Hospital
Green
France
Kentucky Derby Field May Be Cui
The page lists potential Derby starters including Fair, Dexter, Love Dream, Kenilworth Lad and others with several names mentioned as likely entries. It notes possible withdrawals and keeps focus on horses and entrants for the race.
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Love Dream
Keniworth
Paris
Beneahard
Sposafow
Miswert
Bert G Prack
Ani
Gee Erstait
OPA Grants Gas Increases Based on Driving Need
The Office of Price Administration announced limited gas ceilells raises for individuals whose driving needs exceed regional limits. Occupation drivers may apply for higher ceilings, while others should refrain as applications can be rejected. processing begins when received, with details continuing on page three.
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Berard
Evershady
Office of Price Administration
Atlal
OPA
Meat supply outlook and exports slide in 1915
Washington reports Agriculture Department data show a push for civilians to receive more meat in the last four months of 1915. Officials cite a consumption rate of about 160 pounds per person and a total 390 million pounds, with reductions in output tied to higher non-animal needs and lower production.
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Jane
Agriculture Department
Vga
Theodrop
Brent
Taxes Collected Here Show Spring Total Compared
By May 7 a total of 391090 dollars in taxes was collected at the county treasurer's office, with lower rates than the previous spring. The report notes most taxing units fall under the new rate, except for Washington, Sugar Creek, and others. Continued on page four.
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W. Roahriz
Boone
Ifer
Roeno Ie
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Sugar Creek
Weather outlook with clouds and chances of storms
Partly cloudy conditions in the north and mostly cloudy skies in the south tonight and Saturday with occasional showers or thunderstorms. Shown further, showers or thunderstorms over the southern forty percent of the state. Temperature remains steady with slightly higher afternoon highs Saturday in the central and southern portions.
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Lstate
Rule by Decree In Japan May Be Made Complete
London reports rising demands for complete decree rule in Japan. A political expert says drastic internal administration changes under extraordinary authority are urgently needed. Government decrees without Diet approval are considered possible due to the wartime situation, with new legislation likely to be enacted promptly.
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Japan
London
Radio Tokyo Today
Donel
Domei
Government orders 2000 troop cars and a travel ban
Washington, faced with a wartime transport crisis, orders more than 2,000 troop carrying railroad cars and enacts a ten month stay off trains for civilians without essential business. Preparations underway to take over about 2,000 Pullman sleepers and additional coaches within 60 days for mass east coast troop movement to Pacific ports as President Truman warns of the large cross country operation for the war effort.
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Pavitic
U Press
Y 'Terday
Truman
New Team Joins Softball League
Williams Doey He gue announced a new softball team added to the League, bringing total to eight. Greene's Mile Market sponsors the team named Greene's. Managers agreed to admit the Greene team to balance the schedule so no team plays two games in one night.
Truman Plans White House Dinner for Eisenhower
President Truman will host a White House dinner for General Dwight D. Eisenhower on Monday June 18. Eisenhower will also be honored at a Capitol Hill luncheon with a joint session of the House and Senate. White House press secretary Charles G Ross could not confirm Truman attendance at the Capitol event.
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Truman
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Senate
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G. Ross
Three-Way Summit Meeting Dates Fluctuate in Pressure
London sources say a Big Three meeting possibly in Europe or the Middle East may occur between June 18 and July 1. Rumors place Truman, Churchill, and Stalin together for the first time, with Berlin and the post-San Francisco conference period cited as likely windows.
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Europe
Middle East
Truman Weld
Churchill
Stalin
Berlin
Triaan
I Tondon
San Francisco
Malyay Firitish
Politeians
Crimmage
Yvetes Foative
FCT
Hopkuns 1 on His Way Home from Moscow Mission
Washington dispatch reports Presidential Envoy Harry L Hopkins hurries home after a reportedly successful mission to Moscow. His pocket contains Premier Stalin’s plans for the upcoming Big Three meeting and possible outlines on Polish disputes and Germany Austria control. Joseph B Davies returns from London with noted ideas for the parley.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Germany
Austria
Taunt
Joseph B. Davies
London
Truman
Winston Churchill
Berlin
Ulen Honor Day Golf Tourney Opens This Weekend
The Ulen Honor Day golf tournament will be held at Ulen Country Club on Saturday and Sunday, June 9 and 10. Club handicaps apply over 18 holes with play flexing across the two days. The low net score wins engraving on the Honor Day plaque and prizes of 8, 4, and 2 dollars for first through third. Open to all Country Club members.
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Ulen
Ulen Country Club
US Planes Hit Kyushu Death by Own Action Bases
Two hundred or more American bomber planes raided Kanoya and other death by own action plane bases on Kyushu Japan shortly after noon today. Tokyo said waves of 30 to 40 planes attacked, likely from carrier task forces of Admiral Halsey’s Third Fleet, with little damage to ground installations. Kanoya sits on Kagoshima Bay’s eastern shore. the raids mark the third straight day of air activity over southern Kyushu.
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Japan
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Tokyo
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Pacific Fleet
Kagoshima Bay
Pracley Takes Over Hines in VA Post Change
Westington reports Pracley will assume the role of Administrator of Veterans Affairs replacing Brig Gen Hines who resigned at the president’s request. Bradley, 52, of Clark Missouri, to take over after a back-home visit to property Maine and a brief Europe trip to wind up affairs as commander of the Lath ed on Page Four.
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Dune
Omar
Weterass
Hines
Pam
Bradley
Clark
Property
Europe
Federal auto stamps go on sale at Lebanon post office
Postmaster Brian W. Smith announced 3,000 federal automobile tax stamps were reserved at the Lebanon post office and will go on sale tomorrow at the stamp window. The green windshield stamps cost $4, with blanks on the reverse to be filled before affixing and the stamp number recorded for reissues if lost.
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Brian W. Smith
Lebanon
Smith
Patton In Irieuie T Fighting Men
General George S. Patton and his Third Army unit returned home to praise from about one million people after two years of war in Africa Sicily and Europe. They arrived at Bedford Army Airbase and rode through cheering streets toward a public reception as the nation celebrates victory over Nazi forces.
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Sicily
Germany
Bedford Army
Europe
Stond
Maineseas
New Angliand
Two Japanese Admirals Reported Killed in Action
The Comei News Agency, cited by FCC dispatches from San Francisco, reports that two more Japanese admirals, Rear Admirals Rujima Sugi and Minoru Kariya, were killed in action at the Sasebo naval base on western Kyushu.
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Comei
Sasebo Naval Base
Kyushu
FCC
Rujima Sugi
Minoru Kariya
Award of Merit certificate at English air depot
Staff Sergeant Paul M. Richman of Lebanon received the Certificate of Merit for outstanding work as a non commissioned officer at an Eighth Air Force Service Command station in England. The depot reconditions battle damaged B 17 Flying Fortresses before further flights to the continent. Richman has been overseas twenty three months and is pictured receiving the scroll from Col. William E. Shuttles of Del Rio Texas.
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England
Paul M. Richman
Lebanon
Strategic Air
Eighth Air Force
Fritz Richman
William E. Shuttles
Delas
Texas
Richszen
QUTFLANK JAPS LAST DEFENSE IN MOUNTAIN SECTOR
American forces close in on Okinawa final hill in a rapid push along the east coast capturing Guchican and Gushiesu as divisions converge. Marine and Army units press toward Yaekubake escarpment while facing stiff hilltop fire and dug-in defenses.
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Okinawa
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Todas Mej
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Bradley to return home and visit St Louis
Gen Omar N Bradley said he would go to his home in Mob erly Missouri tomorrow and has accepted an invitation to visit St. Louis on Monday. The government announced a French plane is en route to Barcelona to fly Laval back to France to face treason charges.
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Omar N. Bradley
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Cherre Laval
France
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