Yanks Spring Forward From Anzio Strike Ends
Chrysler Corp strike by Local 490 UAW CIO ends as 11,785 workers idle. Union leaders order return to work a day before a UAW CIO council hearing. War Labor Board had issued a return-to-work order that the rank and file had defied.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Uawcio
R. J. Thomas
Uaw-Cio
International Executive Board
George F. Addes
WLB
Thomas
War Labor Board
William H. Davis
Monsoon Slows Burma Push and Marcus Island Mission
Allied forces slow the Burma push on Myitkyina as monsoon rains hinder the offensive while Stilwell maintains pressure to link the Ledo Road to China. In the Pacific, Tokyo reports carrier attacks on Marcus Island despite Allied silence at Pearl Harbor. British forces halt Japanese attempts to disrupt lines in the Brahmaputra Valley and Assam-Bengal railway.
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J. B. Krueger
Associated Press
Monsoon
Burma
Myitkyina
Marcus Island
Joseph W. Stilwell
Stilwell
Ledo
China
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Marcus
Tn India
Brahmaputra
Assam-Bengal
Southeast Asia
Men Women get into War Work Apply Mt Clemens Metal Products
Job ad notes recruitment for war work at Mt Clemens Metal Products. Mentions both men and women urged to apply, reflecting home front labor efforts during wartime.
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Mt. Clemens Metal Products
Ady
Mt. Clemens Metal Mediately
Priests Mercantile
Call 86 Men for Physical in Detroit May 29
A group of 86 men, including 28 transferees from other boards and five Japanese Americans, will report at the Broadway USO building in Detroit on Monday May 29 for pre induction physical examinations. Elliott N. Elkin leads the departing group.
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Broadway Uso
Detroit
Elliott N. Elkin
Military Academy
Samuel Carl Pickey
George Hodge
Frank Masao Okura
Parker Cole Simison
Frank Mitchell Wyatt
Carl August Weber
Thomas Donald Grimes
Albert Henry Friere
Frank Stephen Ross
William Joseph Mazia
John LeRoy Miller
Takeo Peter Ogawa
Charles Otto Ludwig
Raymond Fred Odendahl
Verle T. Appleton
Howard DeWayne Fridley
Roy Earl Millar
Lou Barger
John Herman Palto
James Catterall
Felix Ray Gibbs
Yoshio Kabata
Edwin Hideto Fukuda
Frank Porter Horner
John Frederick McGraw
Jacob Jan
Medal Honors Lost Macomb Sea Captain
The Mariner's Medal for valor in America's Merchant Fleet will be awarded posthumously tonight in Michigan to the late Capt. Howard Depp of Waldenburg. The award will be received by Capt. Depp's father, Robert Dopp, in a ceremony led by Lieut. (j.g.) B. C. Phillips from the Cleveland Regional Maritime Commission office.
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America
Michigan
Howard Depp
Waldenburg
Dopp
Robert Dopp
J.g
B. C. Phillips
Cleveland
Maritime Commission
Macomb County
Macomb to Get 14 420 for Post War Roads
The State Highway Department allocated Post War Road Planning funds to Michigan counties totaling 1 000 000. Counties receive amounts based on population area and road mileage and must match 50 percent. Allocations listed include Alcona 6 772 Alger 7 707 and Macomb 14 420 with further figures on page 2.
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Lansing
State Highway Department
Michigan
State Administrative Board
Alcona
Alger
Invasion Tensions Rise as British Rail Suspends Schedules
London reports drastic cuts in main line trains strand thousands at stations as troops receive priority on limited services. German air scouts appear. four enemy planes shot down, while a Daily Express note on Stalag Luft III Mass murder fuels fury in Parliament.
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London
Britain
Stockholm
Daily Express
Stalag Luft III
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
German Peoples Courts
Germany
Svenska Dagbladet
Poppy Sales on Saturday Proclaimed by State and City
Gov Harry Kelly and Mount Clemens Mayor Donald Westen dorf declare Saturday as Poppy Day to aid disabled veterans widows and orphans and veterans posts. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion will sell poppies to support humanitarian relief for returned veterans and dependents. Citizens urged to wear poppies in honor of those facing battlefront dangers.
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Harry Kelly
Donald R. Westendorf
Mount Clemens
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Michigan
Plan World War II Memorial Service
A community memorial service for service men and women of the present war will be conducted by women's patriotic organizations at Mount Clemens High School on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. The event is under the Blue Star Mothers of America Mount Clemens Chapter No. 137 with participation from local churches. Rev Joseph Kennedy will deliver the memorial address. Rabbi Joseph E Krickstein will give the benediction and Rev Fr T F Shields will offer the invocation. A student choir directed by Miss Lois Harper will perform with a trio and accompanist Virginia McKeachie. State Representative How See MEMORIAL-Page 2.
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Mount Clemens High School
Blue Star Mothers of America
Mount Clemens
Joseph Kennedy
Joseph E. Krickstein
T. F. Shields
Lois Harper
Jean Smith
Helen Tallmadge
Virginia McKeachie
Allied Air Armada Pounds Nazi Europe in Daylong Assault
About 3,500 Allied planes bombed Hitler's Europe in a full day operation. More than 5,000 tons of explosives hit German airfields, freight yards, and other targets in dawn raids and night bombardments. Several air crews failed to return, including 3 bombers and 3 fighters from American daylight sorties.
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London
Hitler
Europe
Dortmund
Brunswick
Germany
Epinal
Chaumont
Court-Order Delays Burial of War Worker
Cir cuit Judge Alton H Noe held a temporary injunction restraining an undertaker from disposing of the body of George Mortimer Still pending further hearing. Isabelle Hoy of Traverse City seeks burial in Traverse City, while Bernice Still of Muskegon prefers Muskegon. A ruling on the dispute is expected.
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Alton H. Noe
Isabelle Hoy
Traverse City
Roy J. Kaul
St. Clair Shores
George Mortimer Still
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bernice Still
Muskegon
Noe
French Film Star Robbed by Masked Bandits
French film actress Danielle Darrieux and her husband Porfirio Rubirosa were robbed by masked bandits during a dinner at their villa in Haute Savoie Province. The incident was reported by the German News Agency and recorded by the Associated Press.
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London
Danielle Darrieux
Haute Savoie
DNB
Associated Press
Porfirio Rubirosa
Vichy
Skull May Solve Riddle of the Headless Body
State Police pursue a skull found near Utica to match the headless corpse dumped near Joe Louis Spring Hill Farm on April 2. Dental work may identify the skull, with coroner William D. Clyne coordinating with State Crime Laboratory experts. The discovery, reported by Hamtramck youths, reveals two gunshot holes and suggests foul play rather than river injury.
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Utica
Joe Louis Spring Hill Farm
State Crime Laboratory
William D. Clyne
Clinton River
Romeo
Hamtramck
Henry Gaga
Yeamans
Fred Galiza
Pulaski
Warsaw Polish Park
Louis Farm
Lansing
Lemoyne Snyder
Clyne
Victor H. Wolfson
Mount Clemens
Wolfson
Snyder
Mount Clemens High School Bond Drive Reaches $30000
Mount Clemens High School aims to raise 110000 for war bonds and a C 47 ambulance plane for army use. The total bond sales to date exceed 30000 at about 15000 weekly as students solicit local investors. Alumni from 40 years back urged to contribute while honoring 400 local grads serving in the armed forces. Top sellers include Nunneley Donaldson Benke Mandell Schott Fiedler Field Weston Loeschke Papajohn Butler Gordenker Wisdom Schik.
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Mount Clemens High School
M.C.H.S
ACT GOES TO WHITE HOUSE Simplified Tax Legislation
Congress sent to the White House legislation simplifying the return process for 50 million income taxpayers. The bill, likely to be signed, would end the need for most Americans to compute a Federal income tax return and adjusts withholding to reflect actual tax liability starting next year.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
War Salesmen Wanted and Merchants Seek Applicants
Sparse classified lines indicate openings for men and women in wartime sales and mercantile work. Mt. Clemens area outlets list immediate positions and priestly mercantile connections for product roles.
Fifth Army drives in Italy trap German forces near Rome
The American Fifth Army pressed a bomber steeped assault from the Anzio beachhead and pushed toward Rome. Between 500 and 700 heavy bombers attacked targets within 50 miles of the capital as Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark set up headquarters near Terracina. Allied leaders hailed the offensive as a major crush against German positions in Italy.
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Terracina
Rome
Fifth Army
Pontecorvo
Liri
Anzio
Italy
Hitler Line
Pico
Mark W. Clark
Dent
Lake Fogliano
Littoria
Harold Alexander
Brendan Bracken
Pontine Marshes
Reassessment Threat Lifted in Scavenger Sale Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled that buyers of scavenger sale properties avoid drain bond reassessments, preserving clear titles even where drain legality is not disputed. Kenneth C Keefe sued Earl L Clark in Oakland County with Hugh Francis and Alex J Groesbeck as special counsel, a decision aligning with Michigan litigation.
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United States Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Hugh Francis
Macomb
Oakland County
Supreme Court
Kenneth C. Keefe
Earl L. Clark
Michigan Supreme Court
Macomb County
U. S. Supreme Court
Michigan
Francis
Alex J. Groesbeck
Salespeople Wanted At Priess Mercantile Ad
Priess Mercantile seeks salespeople immediately. Apply now at Priess Mercantile for positions in sales and customer service.
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Priess Mercantile
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