03 Jul 1945
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
1
Returning airmen report the destruction of the Mazuran oil refinery south of Osaka, a facility vital to the Japanese navy. B-29s led by a bomber nicknamed Slee Admiral Nimitz struck near Waakarama, with smoke rising as high as 10 000 feet.
The Weather man predicted a pleasant Sunday with comfortable temperatures for virtually all of the nation. Eastern states will be warm and humid with scattered thundershowers.
Berlin dispatches describe American troops entering Berlin and the first uncensored news sent to the United States. The account notes U S military censorship and German control of lines, with American operators handling transmissions.
A government purchase proposal outlines a large new plant in New Castle described as the best of its kind. Executives from the company emphasize lasting operation and address local concerns while detailing a postwar supply and air quality plan. Continued on Page Two.
Manila dispatch reports reinforcements landing in the Balikpapan area of Borneo as Australian forces push their beachhead to about three miles and threaten the oil center and nearby airfields. The Japanese report resistance is developing and airfield protection is noted.
The junior department of the public library bustled as children returned reading club selections and checked out books. New Castle will mark a restrained Fourth of July with no major events except a Bond buyers event at Taggart stadium. June births at Jameson Memorial Hospital totaled 101, the highest monthly count since records began, surpassing May 1943’s 96.
United States weather statistics for a 24 hour period. Maximum temperature 75, minimum 92. Precipitation 1 percent. stage 33 feet. Earlier period shows max 35 and min 31 with no precipitation.
Manila dispatch reports extensive Philippines raids against enemy positions from Fortes to the Asiatic coast as Gen Douglas MacArthur directs operations. Naval patrol bombers strike coastal targets, triggering large explosions and fires while the commune notes progress against resistance in Jan.
Brussels reports an expected decision from King Leopold II on abdication and forming a new government after consultations with Belgian leaders. Advices from Salzburg suggest Leopold was slain and discussions in Austria and Belgium shape the likely outcome and timing of any public declaration.
The Augreb military tribunal moved to 45 the death sentences for participants in the Nazi sponsored Crozan puppet government. French press reports The wireless dispatch recorded by the FCC said the condemned included leaders from the Patria area Croatian Orthocos church and two other religious figures.
In accordance with annual program observance there will be no issue of The News on Wednesday July 4 1945.
General Stilwell, newly in command of the Tenth Army, spoke confidently about defeating Japan on Okinawa. He praised Allied advances and signaled readiness for a strong offensive as he strengthens the U S base on Nippon soil.
Secretary Byrnes takes the oath of office as secretary of state in a White House ceremony on the south portico attended by President Truman. He states that the policy of the administration remains unchanged as the war continues and vows to uphold foundational principles.
Death notices list Mrs Harold Mark aged 52 of 30 Fast Leisure Avenue and Frank A Filban aged 67 of 707 Count Line Street as recorded on Tuesday July 3, 1945.
London report states United States troops of the Second Armored Division entered Berlin after a drive from Halle near Leipzig and are to occupy the American zone. British Seventh Armored Division and other Allied forces were due to arrive in Berlin tomorrow.
British postal censors reveal new spy tactics used during the European War. They describe doctored recordings, chess problems, and harmless literature that carried information to the fatherland.
South Side residents packed Reynolds Street Monday night for a War Bond party as $7375 in Seventh War Loan E Bonds were sold. The event featured a street party with music and dancing to boost the BR bond goal of $2,640,000 and plans to repeat Monday nights with hopes to double totals. The committee was led by Alderman Samuel Bussano with Captain Owen McFarland and others, as local troops returning from service attended the event.
Okinawa based planes pounded targets as ships and coastal defenses faced heavy pressure. The bombardment disrupted enemy positions while American forces pressed toward advances on multiple fronts.
A severe storm disrupted a Philadelphia heat spell with heavy rain and lightning. Fire crews battled power lines and flooded streets as winds toppled trees and caused outages across the city.
Washington rumors quote White House and Sen. Harter noting no denial from state officials about a potential Japanese peace offer. Press Secretary Revs declined to confirm specifics while authorities acknowledged discussions without confirming details.
Rep Jackson faced questions about possible acceptance of a WHI role amid party shakeups. Chair held firm as Hart resignation spurred political maneuvering. In Bridgeville, Mrs Litella Kinmer 38 suffered a fractured jaw and possible orbital fracture after a high speed collision.
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