Definite Zones in Germany Delayed by Dispute
Washington June 6 In a dispute over occupation zones France resists placing Cologne in the British zone and Frankfort in the American zone delaying final boundary lines for the four zones to govern Germany after the war The plan by the United States Britain Russia and France outlined general zone terms but asked France to accept split allocations.
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New Castle High School Commencement Honors Class of 324
Dr. E Marcellus Nesbitt urged graduates at Scottish Rite Cathedral to avoid shortcuts in life calling short cuts risky and wasteful. He cited Hannibal Hamilcar and the 40 years in the wilderness as cautions against easy paths. He noted many grads can find work quickly but urged pursuing further education for long term livelihood.
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Yanks Drive Through Luzon Valley Blitz
Maj Gen Robert Beightler's 37th Buckeye division broke through the upper Cagayan valley capturing Ariuto and advancing toward San Jose with heavy air support. U S forces seized long prepared Japanese positions eight to ten miles from the valley floor while Mindanao operations pressed the garrison south toward Mintal and Taakean as air power kept Japanese supply lines cut and ships sunk along the China sea route.
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U S Forces Near Complete Victory In Okinawa
The Tenth Army swept southward across Okinawa advancing into remaining Jap-held sectors. Lieut General Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr leads troops as adverse weather slows progress and U S forces press toward Naha airfield.
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World War II turns and V E Day approach
The passage marks the June 6 1944 D Day invasion and lists key battle sites and cemeteries. It notes Germany as conquered territory under Allied governance and celebrates Allied victories in Europe and the Pacific as V E Day has passed and V J Day nears.
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New Castle Endures Second Freeze As Topcoats Remain Widespread
New Castle woke to a second record cool morning with temperatures near 34 degrees. The town kept heavy topcoats in evidence as residents braced for harsher early spring conditions. Local reports mention preparations and duties tied to returning service members, with references to national figures and ongoing coverage continued on Page Two.
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Allies Assume Complete Power in Germany Declares Subjugation
London reports that allied military rulers in Berlin dissolved the Third Reich and assumed full sovereignty over Germany. General Eisenhower leads the American command with Montgomerie, Zhukov, and de Lattre de Tassigny directing Allied forces. Austria and the Sudetenland were annexed earlier as fronts were rolled back to 1937 lines.
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Bond Buying Is Stimulated In Pennsylvania War Drive
Philadelphia June 6 Continued heavy buying in four Treasury issues that began bearing interest June 1 raised Pennsylvania's individual sales through Monday to 356.9 million dollars or 70.5 percent of the 506 million dollar quota in the Seventh War Loan drive. State War Finance Committee chairman G Ruhland Rebmann Jr noted a 24 hour gain of 21.1 million dollars with 3.2 million in FE bonds. The E bond total is 135.8 million dollars, 47.1 percent of the 288 million dollar E bond quota. Rebmann urged rededication on D Day anniversary to finish the drive and support servicemen through war bond purchases.
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Daily Weather Report Summary for 9 am period
United States weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 54 and a minimum of 36 with 0.61 inches of precipitation. River stage listed at 48 feet. another date reports a high of 87 and a low of 69 with no precipitation.
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Tokyo Newspapers Warn of Possible Mainland Invasion
The Yomiuri Hochi warned that Okinawa fell to American forces and signaled an imminent invasion risk to the Japanese mainland. It cited intensified air raids and military moves as evidence of a direct future assault on Japan.
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Chinese Troops Recapture Liuchow Under U S Air Umbrella
Chinese forces retook Liuchow the former Allied air base under cover of a U S air strike. Reports say they cleared 75 miles of the east coast, closed in on Kwansei air base from three directions, and pushed Japanese from Swipu Pu Ning near Pukien.
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Kobe Is Still Under Clouds After Major Fire Raid
Dense smoke hung over Kobe's waterfront and industrial areas as 500 B 29s bombed the port, setting fires at shipping facilities that handle 40 percent of Japan's trade. Over 3 000 tons of incendiaries were dropped in a mid morning raid, with eight B 29s reported lost.
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New Bomb Raids Reported on Kyushu by Allied Forces
A Domel agency dispatch relayed by FCC wireless said allied planes conducted an hour long raid on southern Kyushu using about 30 smaller type bombers. The operation appeared to originate from Okinawa bases and was reported from New York on June 6.
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New Report On Probable Finding of Hitler's Body
British and Soviet sources report a burned body found by Russian search parties in Berlin that closely resembles Adolf Hitler. Initial Allied meeting notes say doubt of identification is small and the find has strong backing at British Army HQ.
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Ellwood City and Volant Lead EF Bond Drive in County
Ellwood City has sold more EF bonds than New Castle in the seventh war loan campaign. Volant doubles its quota and moves toward a triple header. The War Finance Commission praises Ellwood City and Volant as leaders in the drive, with Ellwood City often finishing first in the state.
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Death Record for James M Cereffin 79 Akron Ohio
Obituary note lists James M Cereffin aged 79 of Crestwood Avenue Akron Ohio with death recorded June 6 1945. Also mentions Grover Cain 30 of McCleland Avenue as related entry.
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Anniversary of D Day Veto Issue Looms in Observances
Readable fragments note D Day anniversary ceremonies amid veto dispute at United Nations conference. Omaha Beach and landing details appear, with references to Normandy observances and ongoing talks seeking solution. Denmark to join conference. military actions described in sparse terms.
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Strong Navy And Air Force Must Be Maintained
Admiral Jonas H. H. Luyeurain asserts the United States must keep a strong navy and air force to support postwar trade and national power. He argues against shrinking U S naval forces and stresses a balanced military, including a capable Marine component, to sustain foreign trade and economy.
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Dr E A Dimmick to Lead Pittsburgh Schools
The article announces Dr E A Dimmick as the new head of Pittsburgh Schools. It notes a salary figure of about $15 000 annually and references a formal appointment by the school or city authorities. The piece mentions the transition and potential impacts on the district.
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