Nazis Had Big Planes Ready To Bomb New York
RAF officers said Germany nearly completed a plan to bomb New York from a colossal Oslo base. Forty giant 7,000 mile range bombers, a new Heinkel type, were found and dismantled for study after the war ended.
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New York
21st ARMY GROUP
RAF
Oslo
Heinkel
PARIS
Atlantic
Europe
North America
John A. Keck
Greensburg
United States army ordnance division
Keck
Left Hand Corner on Cow Milking Debate in Rose Town
In Rose Town Sask a waiter recounted a discussion about humane milking methods for calves. A farmer argued farmers and city folk are equally ignorant but about different things. The exchange touched on gentler persuasion versus force and the ethics of calf handling in farming communities.
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Rosetown
tova
India Parley Is Adjourned
London dispatch reports the Simla conference called by Viceroy Lord Wrynell to revise Indian government adjourned to July 14 due to a rift between Moslem League and Congress leaders. Deadlock centers on seat distribution and whether Congress may name Moslems or if Moslem representation must come from Moslem League members.
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LONDON
New Delhi
Simla
Lord Wrynell
Campbell Succeeds Gibbon As Publicity Head For CPR
Montreal June 29 J H Campbell named successor to John Murray Gibbon as general publicity agent for the Guna Man Pacific Railway authority of the CPR. Retirement of Gibbon announced last night Campbell to take over duties in Washington and abroad.
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CAMPIRIA
MONTREAL
J. If Campbell
western
Iran
Canadian wartime information board
Washingt
John Murray Gibbon
pene jeral
Guna Man Pacific Railway
PD CO Coleman
CPR
Gibbon
Mosley says he is busy farming and writing in London
Sir Oswald Mosley former leader of the British Union of Fascists denies active involvement in the current election campaign. He says he is focused on farming and writing after his wartime internment and release for ill health.
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LONDON
Oswald Mosley
British Union of Fascists
Oswald
Free Polish unity government near despite London withdrawal
London reports that formal recognition by the Big Three for the Polish national unity government in Warsaw hinges on the execution of the Yalta plan for elections. The expected rapid recognition could end the London-based Arciszewski faction, which seeks sanctuary abroad, with possible mentions of Canada or Ireland and doubts from Dublin on neutrality. The fate of Polish forces abroad remains unsettled, while Warsaw announces a cabinet meeting for the new government led by Edward Uszubka Morawski.
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LONDON
foreign office
national unity
Poland
Tomasz Arciszewski
Warsaw
Arciszewski
Canada
Erie
Eamon De Valera
unity
Edward Usubkea-Morawski
Jasb
Warsaw radio
World Charter Before U S Senate Stirs Warps Pace Debate
Senator Tom Connally of Texas urged rapid adoption of the United Nations charter, praising it as the best document from peace loving nations. The Senate applauded as he argued the charter could shape world peace and called for speed in its consideration. Connally, chairman of the foreign relations committee and a San Francisco conference delegate, emphasized urgency in advancing the charter through the Senate.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
chi
San Francisco
Evatt Calls for Permanent Free Press Policy
San Francisco dispatch reports Australis foreign minister Probert Verovars urging a permanent free press policy at a future world peace organization conference. He argued major decisions come when the public is represented through the press and that press access should be ensured at United Nations meetings.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Australis
Probert Verovars
Associated Press
Ruatt
Vancouver Island and BC Alaska road contract awarded
Victoria June 29 Campbell Construction Company Limited of Toronto and New Westminster BC and Fred Mannix and Company Limited of Calgary will build the Peace River highway in the largest road project yet attempted. Cost to the province is 3,132,495 pounds plus three bridges over Pine River and one over Parsnip. The route links Peace River area with the Alaska highway, from Prince George to Summit Lake in the south and from Cammersian Creek to Dawson Creek in the north. Contractors have until December 31, 1987 to complete. The road will be 24 feet wide with crushed gravel surface. The Alaska Pacific highway linkage plans drew attention in Seattle as well.
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VICTORIA
Campbell Construction Company, Limited
Toronto
New Westminstor
Fred Mannix and Company Limited
Calgary
Peace River
Anscomb
Pine river
Parsnip
British Columbia
Alaska
Prince George
Summit Lake
Cammersian Creek
Dawson Creek
SEATTLE
The Post+Intelligencer
Truman
Pacific northwest
amdiente
rere toplti
J Murray Gibbon Retires From Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal reports J Murray Gibbon, noted author historian musician and publicity agent, will retire from active CPR service on June 30. D C Coleman, CPR chairman, announces the move. Gibbon, born 1875 in Adewale, Ceylon, educated in Aberdeen and Oxford, edited Black and White, authored five novels and books on art and history, with a career spanning literature and culture.
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MONTREAL
Que
John Murray Gibbon
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
D. C. Coleman
Gibbon
Adewelle
Ceylon
Aberdeen
Gordot's College
King's College
Oxford
Christchurch
Litterae Humaniores
Paris
Germany
subdication
Black and White
Cole
Everyman libutary
Colaroasd Atelier
Langham Club
King Honors 300 Canucks at Buckingham Palace
King honors 300 Canucks in the first all Canadian investiture at Buckingham Palace. About 250 Canadian Army members and 54 from the Royal Canadian Air Force and Royal Canadian Navy received the Commander of the British Empire awards. Recipients include Brig Ten Johnston and Captain Houghton among others. long line of officers passed before the King in army dress.
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ROSS MUNRO
LONDON
Buckingham Palace
R.CA.F
R.C.N
Houghton
RCN
Order of the British Empire
Ariys Fledlay Clark
Winnipes
George Grant
Montreal
Grell Playfan
Hamilton
Ont
Elliot Rodger
George Smth
Ottawa
Ten Johnston
Foronto
48th Highlanders
Tororo
OUR Tarantis
Thaly
Hedland
Cabeldi
Victoria
Normandy
Utes
Schelde
Surrender Scenes At Okinawa Amid Frightful Losses
In Okinawa June 197, reports detail Lieut George Thomonan of Dorchester Massachusetts and four other marines facing superior numbers. After a tense stand, 340 Japanese attackers overwhelmed the position. several Marines die by their own hand and others kill women before the enemy surrenders as reinforce ments arrive.
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OKINAWA
gloger
Lagat
Tiatissotti
art
Jay
Japs Shift War Plants Across Continent
San Francisco June 25 Tokyo radio announced a large scale transfer of Japanese war industries to the Asiatic continent. The broadcast said the move is more fundamental than dispersal and will shift production as raids devastate Japanese munition cities. It noted political difficulties and lack of coordination while stressing Manchuria’s growing role in wartime industry as Okinawa based planes begin air battles over Kyushu.
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SAN FRANCISCO
GPI
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo radio
federal communications commision
Asiatic
Tokyo
Okinawa
Kyushu
Mystery In Soong Visit To Moscow
DEWITT MACKENZ reports that Premier Soong Tse‑xian may lead a China Russia meeting in Moscow, amid talks of a possible mutual aid pact. The proposed accord could shift postwar influence, affect China’s politics, and alter Asian power dynamics, with potential Soviet military aid and implications for Chiang Kai-shek’s government and Chinese communists.
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iBy DEWITT MACKENZ
Associated Press
Chungking
Moscow
Premier TV
Saong
Chiang Kael-Sheks
San Francisco
Soone
Riesia
Soung
Chang Kat- Shek
China
thiy
Soviet Union
sida
Thsar
Muscow
Lay Charges On Election Mix-Up at Coast
Victoria June 24 authorities lay charges over an election mix-up at coast shipping yards. Fred Bevis council secretary led action with support from Victoria and Otisnk Trades and Labor Council. Workers at Yarrows Limited and Victoria Machine Depot Company left early to vote, prompting Deputy Justice involvement and a warning that breaches of the act would be pursued.
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VICTORIA
Ps Victoria
samedicant
Yarrows Limited
Victoria Machineery Depot Company Ltd
Palconer Marine Titustees, Ltd
Fred Bevis
Viktoria and
Oistenk Trades and Labor
Yarrows
VMI
fevis sud
minster of justice
couniel
Ted
Victoria shipyards
ane
Aussies Push Borneo Drive in Far East War Update
American fleet returns to Makassar straits east of Borneo for the first time since January 1942 as Allied air forces bomb targets from Balikpapan to Jesselton. Australian and U.S. units push along Borneo coast, Tarakan production resumes, and extensive bombings target airfields and industrial centers in a widening campaign.
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U.S
Makassar Straits
Recaptured
Tarakan
Makassar
Borneo
southwest Pacific
Balikpapan
Tth
British North Borneo
Labuan
Brunei Bay
thenotort
Jananeve
Jesselton
Jeselton
sora
Barnes
Melbourne
Mirr
Borneoeast
Smuts Sees Empire as Example for World Government
OTTAWA June 29 Field Marshal Smuts, prime minister of South Africa, said he believed the British Commonwealth of Nations is the first and greatest regional group in history and a forerunner of other similar groups that will eventually solve the vast problem of human government. The bronzed white bearded soldier and statesman who fought the British in South Africa in the Boer War spoke to reporters.
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OTTAWA
Smuts Denies Report He May Be Canada’s Governor General
Halifax Star cites an official source claiming Field Marshal Jan Smuts, 74, could succeed the Earl of Athlone as Canada’s governor general. Smuts, in Ottawa on an official visit, denied the rumor at a press conference, joking about the speculation.
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HALIFAX
IC.P
Halifax Star
Jan Christuan Smuts
South Africa
Canada
Earl of Athiens
Smuts
Ottawa
REMOR OLLAWAL Tine
Earl of Athlone
pethusedah
commonwealth
San Francisco
Czechoslovakia Carpatho region ceded amid world war updates
Moscow radio reports Czechoslovakia ceded Carpatho-Brain Russia area as part of a postwar realignment. Other dispatches note Japanese oil plant bombed by B 29s near Kudamatsu, LeClerc named to lead Pacific expeditionary force, and Churchill hosting lunch with the King. Several airman killings and repatriation of 14 867 people aboard Queen Elizabeth are also listed.
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PHO-URKRAINE
RUSSEV LONDON
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Carehostmaki
Hungary
iia
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Che &Szt-squareemile
Ruthenis
Poland
Czechoslovskia
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Yushiro Wada
Kener Indo
LECLERD
Jacques LeClerc
Japan
SUFREBORTS
GUAM
Kudumatsu
Nippon Oil Company
Honshu
CHURCHILL
LONDON
Reutersi
Mnnister Churchill
Britain
PHILIPPINES
Truman
Trutay
VHREE GEEVWANS HAN
YANKAHLINGACH
Ciermany
Peter Back
Peter Kohn
Matthias Gilerens
QUEEN ELIZVBFIM
DEW YORK
Lane 4
New York harbor
aliana
Netherlands
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Claire Cnenngutt
Kwangsi province
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Kweilin
United States
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Yalta
U.S. Senate
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