World Chaos Alternative to the United Nations Security League
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan urged early ratification of the San Francisco Charter, arguing it offers a new emancipation proclamation for the world and a collective security path to prevent another war. He acknowledged flaws but insisted a strong forum can shape fair peace terms and mobilize support, countering claims the charter is a three power military alliance.
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Washington
Arthur H. Valenberg
Michigan
Senate
United Nations Security League
Vandenberg
Senate Republicans
San Francisco
United Nations
Becau
Vest
Britain
United States
Russia
Americans Find Gold Cache in Germany
London dispatch from Salzburg reports the American Third Army found about five tons of gold worth 509000 under the home of a gemeister and an ad r burning house patch ald near Hamburg. The cache was hidden by former Minister Joachim orders.
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London
London News-Chronicle
Salzburg
Germany
Joachim
Hambire
Hawaii Adopts Protective Action for GIS Interests
garbled text from a wartime Hawaii page mentions protecting GIS interests, administrative actions by Colonel Allon MacHaynes and Judge Advocate general, and commands from Pacific Base Command. It references official notice of program actions, charges, and authority, with uncertain details about locations and dates.
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Hawai
Richarge
Ray
Chambers
Dieita
Sringeri
Leeaf Pier
Eliation Teers
Van Arsdall Dies at 80 in Lebanon Community
W F VanArsdall longtime Boone Farm Mutual Insurance secretary treasurer dies at 80 after illness. Born in Rage county he moved to Lebanon where he served fifty years in Centenary Methodist Church and later joined I C C F Lodge. Survived by widow five children Walter VanArsdall of Albuquerque and Kermit VanArsdall of Indianapolis seven grandchildren. Continues on page four.
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Wim Prank Vanaredalls
Secretar Ier
Hesenneti Eer Aeiexnes Company
VanAre
Rage
William H
Sarah Frey
van Aredall
A. Keen
Boone Farm Mutual Insurance
Levivet
Centenary Methodist Church of Lebanon
Ima
I. C.C. F. Lodge
Mabel Berkley
Levana Quick
Lebanon
Edith Anderson
South of Lebanon
Walter L. VanArsdall
Capehart hears of Jap peace offer
Capehart stated Secretary of State Joseph Grew said the United States had not received any peace offer from Japan through official or unofficial channels. He acknowledged an informant claimed a peace offer may exist but would not specify details or sources. He cautioned the public against speculation while noting the informant seemed reliable.
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Thington
Joseph Grew
United States
Washington
Hemer Ey Canehart
Fudidinas
Boone Young People Unite at July Meeting
The Boone Young People Organization held a July meeting at the O14 Union, continuing their community activities. Members discussed ongoing projects and upcoming events to engage local youth.
Subsidy Payments on Beef Now Available
Beef subsidy payments are available at the county courthouse Triple 4 office. Producers must present weight and price evidence with the application to qualify. Beef must weigh 800 pounds or more and meet minimum prices of 14.20 dollars for sale to a licensed slaughterer or 14.50 dollars for sale to an Indianapolis market.
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Triple 4
Indianapolis
Red Cross to Visit Japanese Prison Camps
United Press reports say the international Red Cross will be allowed to visit Japanese war prisoner camps after three years of talks. A Berne dispatch quoted by the BBC said Red Cross representatives would inspect camps in Japan.
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United Press
International Committee of the Red Cross
BBC
FCC
Berne
Red Cross
Japan
Americans Interested In Britains Election
The United States watches Britain's general election one week away to see if the next government leans left or right. Both major parties pledge similar aims on foreign affairs and domestic reform, while Churchill and Attlee differ in method. American observers weigh potential shifts in trade, defense, and postwar policy as the campaign tempo rises.
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Louis Foreemie
United Press War
Great
United States
Russia
Nigolaus
Britain
Winston Churchill
Hie Paha
Clement R. Attlee
Fiharchill
Churchillline
Roose
All American Golf Tour Showcases Top Players Film
A motion picture feature depicts the 1944 All American tournament at Tam O Shanter Country Club Chicago and coverage of Open and Women Open events. The event is organized by George S May Company to promote golf amid war bond and stamp sales totaling 42 500. Last year nearly 45 000 spectators attended. The meeting date was moved from Tuesday. Continued on page one.
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Chicago
O'Shanter
Ceil Beet
Alen
Cham Ip
Neer
State Heat Claims Life In Rural Indiana
A man named Harold Walton, 37, died while digging a septic tank hole near his home during a sweltering Indiana heat wave. Weather officials note temperatures were lower than last year’s corresponding dates, with Vincennes recording the day’s high and many cities near or above the 100 degree mark. Angola escaped the worst as South Bend 88 and Rochester readings follow.
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Tooster
Harold
Walton
Weather Bureau
Vincennes
Angola
Indiana
South Bend
Rochester
American Legion post elects new officers for 1945 46
Herbert Ransdell of this city was elected Commander of Emmett Brown Post No. 113 at the annual officer election last night. He succeeds Arthur Cox, retiring Commander, with a large turnout of World War I and World War II veterans. Other officers elected include Henry Sumpter Jr as first vice commander and Clarence Shepherd as second vice commander.
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Herbert Ransdell
Emmett Brown
American Legion
Ransdell
Arthur Cox
Legion
West Main Street
Henry Sumpter, Jr
Clarence Shephard
Elmer Moore
Richard Fuller
Young Fuller
Marine Corps
Pacific
Marshall Islands
Marines
Charles —Uhler
Norval
H. Neal
Russell Bo Swarts
Charles. Young
Historia
Raren Smith
Clifford Part
Velda
Ulrey
Arthur Coxnd
Lowell Higgsweil Holloman
Iis Legion
Lebanon Man Receives Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster
Lieutenant Donald R Gosnell an aerial observer with the 254th Field Artillery Battalion receives a Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial flight over Germany between February 14 1945 and April 8 1945. He is the son of Mrs Lulu B Gosnell of 102 West Fordice Street Lebanon.
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Donald R. Gosnell
Germany
United States
Germa
Gosnell
254Th Field Artillery Battalion
TIT Corps
Lulu B. Gosnell
West
Fordice Street
Lebanon
Automobiles Exempted From Rationing In June 1942
Washington reports that the Office of Price Administration said 1942 model cars will be removed from rationing starting Monday while the 1942 models remain rationed. The British radio added that the French government recognized the new socialist government in Vars. Moscow radio announced that Russia and Czechoslovakia signed a treaty annexing the Carpatho Ukraine to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
London
UPI- the
Moscow Radio
Russia
Czechosloveles
Carpatho-Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Indiana's Bond Drive Hopes Rise to Meet Goal
Indiana finance committee officials voiced early optimism that the Seventh War Loan target could be met or exceeded. State chairman Eugene C. Pulliam reported strong banking activity and volunteer sales, with individual purchases at about 8 percent of the 167 million dollar quota. Subscriptions lagged the start but progress was noted as the drive continued toward the close.
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Indianapolis
Ie Finance Committee
Indiana
Oan
Eugene C. Pulliam
Pulliam
Truman Pushes World Charter Ratification At News Conference
President Truman urged quick ratification of the United Nations charter as essential for durable peace, calling it the Constitution of San Francisco. He pressed the Senate to approve the charter and the world court, warning delay risks war, during a formal audience with Alf Landon and supporters.
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Kansas City
Truman
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Sapapermens
Republic
United States
Jackson
Ansan
Speely
San Francisco
Senate
Capitol Hill
United Nations World Court
Auditorian
Wickard to Take Over REA Monday in Washington
In 1945 Washington reports Lt Clyde Henderson dies in a plane crash near Atkinson Field British Guiana and Wickard will assume REA duties next Monday in his new office in St Louis. Details are sparse but Davis Henderson family plans indicate relocation to Phillips Street Marietta Ohio.
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Washington
J. M. Henderson
Phillips Street
Marietta
Ohio
St. Louis
Clyde M. Henderson
Wickard
Atkinson Field
Guiana
Louis
Camden
Tokyo fears invasion as US fires devastate Kyushu
Tokyo reports mass relocation of Japanese industry from bombed homeland to Manchuria amid fears of invasion. US B-29s delivered a heavy blow striking Kyushu ports and inland targets while Tokyo claims industrial shifts and continued resistance plans. Parachute and mountain troops believed moved into the Aleutians.
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Guam
Tokyo
Manchuria
Sasebo
Japan
Moii
Nobeoka
Kyushu
Okayamite
Honshu
Suam
Aleutians
Okinawa
Holbaide
Radio Tokyo
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