Fifth Army advances near Rome and pushes toward Valmontone
American forces drive from Monti Lepini toward Fossa di Campoleone and Lanuvio while French units push north from the Pontine marshes. Allied gains around Valmontone pressure German rearguards as Kesselring bolsters defenses to keep Highway 6 open and the path toward Rome remains contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Rome
Saint John Lateran
Kennedy
Saint Peter
Valmontone
Tyrrhenian
Lanuvio
Fossa di Campoleone
Albert Kesselring
Highway 6
Pontine Marsh
Carpineto
Lepini Hills
Via Casilina
Patricia
Frosinone
Monte Pisciarella
Ferentina
Avezzano
Eighth Army
St Matthew's commencement recalls faith and eternal life's call
The St Matthew's School graduation emphasizes Catholic teachings on eternity, reverence, and cheerful holiness. Msgr. Vandegaer and Fr. Cullen awarded diplomas as the event closed with benediction after a year highlighted by the junior senior banquet hosted by St Matthew's P T A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosi
St. Matthew's School
God
St. Theresa of
Spain
Satan
St. John
Christ
Msgr
F. Vandegaer
Ralph Cullen
Benediction
St. Matthew's P.T. A
Tired Kidneys Trigger Sleepless Nights and Fatigue
Chronic kidney dysfunction symptoms flood the text with claims of tired kidneys causing sleeplessness. It mentions purification pills and toxins in the blood, urging readers to consult a doctor and buy a Doane Pill product with purported long use and relief of pain and energy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Wall
Miles
Kitney
Differences Kill Radio Legislation Dead in Senate Fight
Washington June 1 Bitter differences between Wheeler and radio industry officials killed prospects for a modernizing bill. Wheeler called off a committee meeting and declared the measure dead blaming a handful in New York. NAB said the need for radio legislation remained after a three day session while networks warned FCC power could end radio FM and TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
White
New York
National Association of Broadcasters Legislative Committee
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
FCC
James L. Fly
Fly
Government to Quit Coal Business Soon
Washington reports bright prospects that the government will exit the coal business within a week or two after seizing mines 13 months ago. Interior Secretary Ickes withdrew control from 69 percent of soft coal producers and urged wartime responsibility by management and labor. Anthracite mines await ratification, while the UMW reports 40 million tons signed in the southern area and 80 percent of others ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
K C. Adams
Fair Enough: Left Wing Sect Aligns Against American Traditions
The piece argues that the Democratic left wing led by Sidney Hillman and David Dubinsky aims to reshape the U S political economy toward socialism and coercion. It portrays immigrant groups as steering the party and blames new taxes and labor measures for submerging individual rights, while claiming southern Democrats are hostage to party power.
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Mr. Dubinsky
Democratic Party
Europe
Russia
America
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Dubinsky
Vito Marcantonion
Carpetbaggers
Jesse Jones
Tom Connally
Texas
Bailey
South Carolina
Byrd
Virginia
Dewey Favored by Delegations as Bricker Fights Back
The piece notes Dewey leads in Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegations with unpledged votes, while Brickerites challenge the counts. Kansas Governor Schoepper predicts Dewey’s first ballot nomination after Bricker says the convention may avoid a single roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Pennsylvania
Dewey
New Jersey
Brickerites
Andrew Schoepper
Kansas
Sora Falls to New Zealanders in Italian Front Advance
Allied forces push north toward Avezzano as New Zealanders rout Sora and overrun Ripi and Torrice near Highway 6, with Sora 34 miles beyond Arce and northeast of Frosinone. British units seize nearby towns and advance past Arce along Highway 6 route.
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Sora
Frosinone
Arce
Avezzano
Ripi
Torrice
Honorary Science Award Granted at Neville High
The Commencement program honors John Kelso with the Honorary Science award presented by Supt. E. L. Neville. The Neville High School Economics Club also receives an award. Diplomas are presented by Mayor H. H. Benoit, Monroe school board president, with Benediction by Monsignor N. F. Vandegaer and a recessional by the Neville Band. The article notes the barometz, a plant once believed to be half animal, half plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelso
E. L. Neville
Neville High School Economics Club
H. H. Benoit
Monroe City School Board
Benedition
N. F. Vandegaer
Neville Band
Asia
Orleans Parish Officials Face Interim Appointments and Funds Plan
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $900 000 yearly program to supplement parish gas tax receipts and a $150 000 yearly aid for parishes with lower non gas tax income. The House City Affairs Committee backed bills for temporary Orleans parish assessor and district attorney vacancies. Senate Conservation Committee delayed action on splitting the conservation department into minerals and wildlife units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
House City Affairs Committee
Orleans Parish
Criminal District Court
Conservation Committee
Senate
Department of Conservation
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Peschio
Alban Hills
Lake of Nemi
Velletri
Javin’ You
Ring Pane
the Snooper
TR William
St. Ahrew's
Pirst Pege
W. H. Green
Alvis
St. Francis Sanitarium
C. C. Harris
Wood Street
I. Miller
Sis
Cate
Fashion
Pearl
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