Japanse Home-Front Defense Plans Analyzed
USS F. KEEMLE press war analyst outlines Japanese strategy for homeland defense. Mobilization of all citizens, totalitarian rule, kamikaze balloons, hoarded planes, and new fast fighters aim to deter invasion. Imitation and morale plays noted, with no minimization of potential casualties.
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Germany
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State Guardsmen Aid in Fighting New Mexico Forest Fires
State guardsmen from Las Vegas Tucumcari Santa Fe and Raton joined forest service and conservation workers to battle a forest fire near Mora with over 800 acres burned. A second fire near Holman was confined to ground blazes.
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Rosenthal wins National Headliners award for Iwo Jima photo
AP photographer Joe Rosenthal receives the National Headliners club prize for the famous Iwo Jima flag raising picture. The report notes Japan’s navy remnants, air force output, and a large land army still able to fight despite bombing and blockades.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joe Rosenthal
Associated Press
U. S
Iwo Jima
National Headliners Club
Marc A .Mitscher
Diet
G-Day Memories at a German Headquarters in Normandy
In occupied Germany near the Reich you sense a G-day mood as veterans breakup from a fighting unit. The piece reflects nostalgia and farewell as men recall Africa Italy and southern France and debate past operations while a lone accordion plays nearby.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Associated Press
Weller
Occupied
Germany
Utah
Omaha
Normandy
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Waldemar Geltch to Open Tech Sumner Artist Course
Violinist Waldemar Geltch opens the Texas Tech summer Artist Course at 8 45 p m Wednesday in the administration building green. He has performed at 130 institutions and 1 300 concerts. Tickets are 1. Drake and Shaw duo pianists appear July 2.
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Tech Sumner
Waldemar
Geltch
Texas Tech
Lubbock
J. G. Allen
Drake and Shaw
Tech
Bailey Ireland
Amateur night at Tech set for June 27 with tryouts
Recreation ticket holders can attend Thursday screenings in the administration building and use a special 11c rate at City pool while Buffalo Lakes offers free swimming after tax. Amateur night for Tech students is set for June 27 with entries due and preliminary tryouts by a student committee on June 30. A summer band series begins.
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Buffalo Lakes
Tech
Dean Allen
Wheat Yield May Exceed Last Year Despite Drouth
Wheat prospects suggest a yield higher than last year’s record, though drought and leaf rust. Heavy damage centers on Texas Oklahoma Kansas with western drought worse. other areas report good to excellent conditions. England coal glass fact noted. concerts scheduled around summer band programs.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Teaching English By Film Is Planned
AUSTIN June 9 Motion pictures of commas semicolon s and dangling participles are planned by Dr Joseph J Jones assistant professor of English at the University of Texas He will prepare film strips showing punctuation marks and sentence structure for freshmen instruction The project aims to test the method s effectiveness while including grammar and spelling in the films
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Austin
U.P
Joseph J. Jones
University of Texas
Jones
Former U S Rep Scott Ferris Dies in Oklahoma City
Former U S Rep Scott Ferris long associated with public affairs in Oklahoma since before statehood died last midnight at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage. The Neosho Missouri native was 67 years old.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
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Ferris
Neosho
Oil Output Steady As Texas Leads Production
Houston report notes U S crude oil production remained virtually unchanged at a daily average of 4 862 865 barrels for the week. The national output rose by 339 barrels daily with Texas Oklahoma and California showing small gains while Indiana and Kansas declined. Texas led with 2 180 400 barrels daily, followed by Oklahoma 387 400 and California 944 000.
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U. S
Texas
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