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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

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Flashes Of Life And Local War Service Tipper Balek Named

A Rocky Hill honor roll listing includes Tipper Balek a German shepherd owned by Mr and Mrs Michael Blake who has served fourteen months in the roast guard and is the only Rocky Hill dog to go to war. Other items report a courtroom window mishap a kindergarten fire suppression by pupils a Bristol arriviste seeking easier work and a Harrisburg weather bureau strike a juvenile program in York Pa and stray nails prompting patrols in San Leandro Calif.

Tipper Rocky Hill Tipper Balek

War Labor Board orders deemed non reviewable by court

The U S court of appeals for the District of Columbia ruled that War Labor Board orders are not reviewable by courts. The decision was unanimous with judges Miller Edgerton and Arnold noting no statute authorizes review and the act’s legislative history shows a clear intention that such orders be final.

Washington United States Court of Appeals For District of Columbia War Labor Boards Employers Group of Motor Freight Carriers, Inc Boston New England Miller Edgerton Arnold War Labor Board War Labor Disputes Act

Red Army drives smash German lines near Iasi Romania

Moscow announced Soviet forces shattered German attempts to break Russian lines north of Iasi, killing about 800 Nazis and knocking out 17 tanks. Red tanks and infantry counterattacked in several sectors. Berlin said Soviet resistance stiffened and counterattacks were made to regain lost ground.

London Red Army Iasi Romania Moscow Moldavian Berlin Moscow Communiue Finland Karelian Leningrad Ladoga Onega Stanislawow Old Poland Vitebsk White Russia

Neville High School 1944 diplomas ceremony highlights

Neville High School held the class of 1944 graduation with diplomas awarded and speeches by W. R. Hammond of Northeast Junior College. The program opened with the Neville Band, prayers by Msgr. Vandegaer, and musical solo by Louis Stern. Salutatory by Sally Foster and Valedictory by Carol Jean Stegall framed the student address on ideals and the era.

Neville High School W. R. Hammond Department of Social Sciences Northeast Junior College Neville Band Msgr N. F. Vandegaer Louis Stern Sally Foster Carol Jean Stegall Neville Girls Hammond Europe Paschal

Brothers Reunited at USO Center in Hattiesburg

In Hattiesburg Mississippi on June 2 director William Leivenson of a USO center inadvertently matched two soldiers who had not seen each other in over two years. The Burstein brothers Joshua and Maurice of Portland Maine discovered they resemble brothers and embraced.

Hattiesburg Miss William Leivenson USO Leivenson Alaska Portland Burstein Brothers Joshua and Maurice

Nations push in Asia as Japanese forces tighten grip

Allied forces report progress around Myitkyina in Burma with gains outside and within the town and continued Chinese artillery advances near Malakawng. Tseng cites 210,000 Japanese near Hankow and 70,000 near Canton as China braces for new strikes. An ammunition train explosion in an East Anglia market town injured several and killed the train driver.

Southeast Asia Command Kandy Ceylon Myitkyina Burma Mogaung River Malakawng Kamaung Mogaung Valley Seton London East Anglia Sreman Twain

U S Troops Enter Velletri After Fierce Fighting

American infantry entered Velletri Italy near Rome at 65 p m routing scattered German forces. Captain William Barnett led men to the square capturing 19 prisoners with two rifles and a mortar tube left on cathedral steps. Pfc Robert Glover and Pfc Albert Aguilar each captured multiple Germans while Lt James W Long attempted to deploy armor in the city as resistance continued from pill boxes and mortars.

Daniel de Luce Velletri Italy Rome Miss Albano Artemisio Robert C. Johnson Providence R. L Bob Robert Glover Gastonia N. C Albert ©. Aguilar Brownsville Tex Andrew P. Smythe el Paso

Commission Orders Sweeping Controls Over Male Workers

The War Manpower Commission ordered far reaching controls on male labor to take effect by July 1. Virtually every job seeking man must apply to the U S Employment Service for assignment to a war plant where needed, and employers may hire only men referred by USES. The move aims to channel all available male labor to high urgency war production.

Washington War Manpower Commission America United States Employment Service

St. Louis Strikers Face Draft Reclassification Threat

Striking streetcar and bus workers in St Louis risk immediate 1-A draft reclassification as eight draft boards move to remove occupational deferments. The two day stoppage disrupted service for over half a million residents while nearby East St Louis and Tampa also faced transit problems.

Associated Press St. Louis Maj F. C. Richmond Missouri Selective Service System John J. Griffith Associated Draft Board of East St. Louis Tampa Fla Cate

Socialist Party Opens Convention in Reading

The Socialist party opened its national convention in Reading with Harry Fleischman reporting Roosevelt has led a steady retreat toward reaction since the 1937 little steel strike. Norman Thomas and Maynard C. Krueger are the leading potential standard bearers for a possible nomination. Fleischman forecast an increased Socialist vote supported by favorable conditions and the party’s continued push for a minority presidential ticket.

Reading Socialist Party Harry Fleischman Roosevelt Norman Thomas

Pope Calls Rome's Defenders to Reject Total Victory

Pope Pius XI warned that demanding total victory could prolong the war and urged victors to offer hope to the vanquished. In a broadcast to the College of Cardinals he said attacking Rome would be matricide and cautioned against a forced bloody struggle that would ruin national life.

London Pius XI College of Cardinals Rome Pope Pius

Ouachita Parish High School 1944 graduates set for Neville ceremony

The class of 1944, about 250 seniors from Ouachita Parish High School, will hold commencement at Neville High School tonight at 8 15 p m. The program includes a Star Spangled Banner, Pomp and Circumstance, America Forever Free, salutatory and valedictory addresses, and various presentations and benediction by Rev L T Hastings.

Ouachita Parish Neville High School Francis Scott Key L. T. Hastings Edward Elgar America Robert W. Gibb Theresa Thomisee Lee Slagle C. C. Calvert Austin Miller Fred G Thatcher Lohengrin Wagner Benediction

Allied fliers strike over 2 000 miles of airways

Allied air arms hit the French invasion coast with up to 1 500 American bombers and fighters while a separate Italian wing targeted five railway yards in Hungary and Transylvania. Mediterranean commands reported good results at Miskolc Szelnok Szeged Cluj and Simeria as Russian forces massed in the Carpathians. Britain based planes struck Pas de Calais with no German interceptors. Dawn raids covered over 2 000 miles from Scandinavia to France and Hungary to Crete.

Gladwin Hill London Italy Hungary Transylvania Mediterranean Air Force Miskolc Szelnok Szeged Cluj Simeria Romanian Germany Carpathian Pas-De-Calais France Scandinavia Crete

Commencement Exercises at Northeast Junior College

The class of 1944 at Northeast Junior College of LSA held its 12th annual commencement in the school auditorium. Joseph F. Gibson urged liberal education to fit for a postwar world and warned that the world after Pearl Harbor will not be the same. He spoke of rapid wartime progress, future American leadership, and plans by Americans to develop global resources and technology.

Northeast Junior College of Joseph FE. Gibson State Department of Education Pearl Harbor America South America Africa Pacific Isles East Indies United States England Bernard Baruch

Brooklyn Chlorine Leak Leaves 1,000 Exposed

About 150 of an estimated 1,000 people in Brooklyn were still under hospital care after a 220 pound chlorine tank on a delivery truck leaked. No deaths were reported though many were overcome in a downtown area and two subway stations. Rescue teams and Red Cross aides treated hundreds at the scene and nearby stations as authorities investigated the cause.

New York Brooklyn Red Cross John G. Gulliver

Yankee Troops Enter Velletri Near Rome

Allied forces push into Velletri on the Appian Way about 18 miles from Rome sealing off German escape routes. U S infantry move on Monte Artemisio and Peschio heights while the Eighth Army closes in from the rear. Berlin reports heavy fighting as the battle for Velletri continues.

Naples U. S Via Casilina Rome Alben Hills Veiletri Appian Way Alban Heights Eternal City Casilina Valmontone Hermann Goering Bate Ulefront Eighth Army Ferentino Algiers Ferther Velle Tri Monte Artemisio Velletri Peschio Artemisio Prise Berlin

Lend Lease Fully Okayed by House Appropriations Panel

The House appropriations committee endorsed the lend-lease program and UNRRA with the 1945 budget. Lend-lease totals include 3.45 billion dollars, UNRRA 450 million, plus 350 million transfer authority. Foreign Economic Administration set at 19.5 million. Food remains the largest item at about 2.696 billion, with Soviet and British needs noted.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Lend-Lease Administration New World Relief Setup UNRRA House United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Foreign Economic Administration United States Germany Soviet Union Britain

B B Hay Jr Killed in Arkansas Plane Crash

Barto B Hay Jr., 22, died Thursday when a training plane wrecked near Bono Arkansas. He was an engineering student at Emory University, served in the Air Corps as a flight instructor, and had many Monroe friends. His mother Eva Odom of Atlanta and father B B Hay Sr., a former state health department chemist, survive.

Morree Barto B. Hay Jr Bono Ark Young Hay Eva Odom Rocky Ford Road Atlanta B. B. Hay Sr State Health Department Monroe Coorado Hay Emory University Air Corps

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