Bombers Hit Osaka Again in Latest Raid
Tokyo acknowledges battle near end as U S Tenth Army presses southern Okinawa assault. Seventh and Ninety-Sixth Divisions push toward Yaeju Dake escarpment Coffin Corner as Japanese garrison fights to the last. Reinforcements reach front while broadcasts claim overwhelming US strength. Continuation on page two.
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Osaka
Guam
United States
Tenth Army
Escorpment
Okinawa
U.S
U. S
Vast Nazi War Crimes Probed by Justice Jackson
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson urged that nearly every person connected with German Nazism be tried as a war criminal. He advised President Truman for an inclusive list to prosecute, tying the push to Pearl Harbor and the broader Allied war effort.
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Justice Jackson
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Truman
Citis
Pearl Harte
Believe Japan Seeks a Bombed Save Face Second Time
Correspondent reports Japan seeks a way to save face after a second bombing attempt within a week. The note suggests stalled progress and ongoing discourse on response.
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Japan
Japanese Will to Quit Questioned as Okinawa Campaign Winds Down
Washington officials say Tokyo may be ready to quit if face is saved amid fading Okinawa campaign. Uncertain Japanese stance cited as key factor as broadcasts warn homeland raids near.
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Washington
Japan
Okinawa
Tokyo
New Landings On Mindanao Reported By U S Forces
The article describes additional American landings on Mindanao during World War II, with mentions of heavy bombing of Osaka and fires from air attacks on Japanese targets. It also notes tightening naval blockades and assorted battle details, including casualty and damage estimates.
Frosts recorded into June in Pittsburgh area history
In a report cited by PA NEWC, frosts extended into late spring with recent records showing killing frosts in May while historical mentions note June frosts in 1897 1933 and 1932. The article links old weather data to a wartime bond drive and mentions a Iwo Jima log-raising photo used in the seven war loan campaign.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Iwo Jima
Daily Weather Report for a U.S. site
The 24 hour period ending at 9 4 shows a maximum temperature of 44 and a minimum of 3. Precipitation is listed as trace with a water level of 4.86 feet. Statistics for the same site a year ago include a maximum at TA and a minimum at 44 with no precipitation noted.
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United States
Freak Cold Spell Reduces Fruit Yield This Year
A severe cold snap has damaged fruit crops with apple harvests expected to be greatly reduced this year. Growers report extensive losses across orchards, warning of tight supplies and higher prices as stocks dwindle.
Fruit crops hit hard by cold wave across nation
A deep cold spell has damaged fruit crops with losses from 40 to 75 percent in the eastern, central, and northern U.S. Apple production is down to about 75 million bushels from 125 million in 1944, raising concerns for canning and civilian fruit quotas.
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Washington
United States
Agricultural Department
Probe death of man in Sharon continues
State police investigated the death of 61 year old Haris Allen of Sharon found dead at his home in Sula. Authorities seek to determine if a murder outside the residence caused his death as detectives examine injuries including a possible wound to the left shoulder.
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Probe
Sharon
Sharon Paiatine
INS
Haris Allen
Sula
Malti
Patton Leaves Paris for United States
General George S. Patton Jr departs Paris for the United States aboard a unit with 23 officers and 23 enlisted from the Third Army and a U S Army Air Force group. He will be officially welcomed in Los Angeles Saturday as senior leaders seek to send generals and troops home together for a shared triumph.
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Paris
INS
George S. Patton, Jr
Amercan Third Arms
United States
Patton
Third Army
U. S. Army Air Force
Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Marshall
U S. Army
King Haakon VII Returns From Five Year Exile
King Haakon VII landed in Oslo aboard the Norfolk at noon after five years in exile. He was greeted by tens of thousands of Norwegians as royal processions and national anthems marked his arrival. Princess Martha and her three children accompanied him, welcomed by Crown Prince Olav, government officials, and the home front leadership.
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London
INS
Haakon VII
Oslo
Agenes
Haakon
Norfolk
Rai
Martha
Olav
Six Charged in Conspiracy Case Across Agencies
Six people including two State Department officials and a former naval officer were arraigned in Washington and New York on conspiracy to steal top secret government documents. Bonds were set at 15000 each, with hearings scheduled for June 14 and June 20. The arrests followed 2 1/2 months of FBI inquiry at the request of the State and Navy departments.
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Washington
State Department
Navy
FBI
Washinton
New York
Wadingrid
John Stearn
Foreign Service
China
Emmanuel Sigurd Larsen
Andrew Roth
USNR
Office of Naval Intelligence
Jacob Jaffe
Kate Lau Mitchell
Amerata
New York City
Julius Gavin
Larsen
Roth
Jaffe
Gayn
Miss Mitchell
Joseph C. Grew
Hoover
State
American Fighters Roar Over Kyushu
San Francisco June 7 The Japanese dome agency reported about 40 American fighter planes led by two B-29s invaded Kyushu skies for two hours this morning They dropped leaflets on Kagoshima and its environs before fighters apparently withdrew from Okinawa, according to the dispatch recorded by the FCC.
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Jap Domer Agency
Okinawa
Challenge On Home Front Too
Brig. Gen. Gerald Thomas, USMC, director of plans and policies, says the Seventh War Loan relies on millions of home-front fighters. He notes progress toward destroying enemies mirrors collective effort of fighting men and bond supporters.
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INS
Gerald ©. Thomas
USMC
Division of
House Votes For Bretton Woods Monetary Plan
The Truman administration wins broad approval as Congress backs United States participation in the Bretton Woods accords. The action allocates Senate consent to joining a 1.1 trillion dollar World Bank for postwar reconstruction and an 8.8 billion dollar International Monetary Fund style stabilization fund. The vote followed nine weeks of hearings by the House Banking and Currency Committee after July’s Bretton Woods conference.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Bretton Woods
Senate
World Bank
Howse Banking and Currency Commnder
Treasury chief discloses tax amnesty figures in probe
Secretary Morgenthau said about 12,000 delinquent taxpayers failed to file, 338 amended returns, and nearly 2.3 million dollars paid. He noted 18,000 suspected income tax violations under review after reporting 10,000 leads last week.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morventhau
Treasury
Treasuer
Chinese Forces Drive to Oust Japanese from Formosa Coastal Front
Central dispatches report heavy fighting in Futing as Chinese troops assault the coastal city opposite Formosa. The operation aims to oust Japanese positions along strategic roads and coastal defenses, with reports of advancing troops and intensified bombardment across several districts.
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Formosa
Chungking
Futing
Todas
Lawrence County Bond Drive Progress Report
Lawrence County lags behind in bond drive with total quota of 2.64 million dollars set and a countywide goal of 14.1 million. First Ward leads the campaign with standout solicitors, while Second Ward is progressing fairly though trailing in overall sales. continued on Page Two.
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Sterns
Gemimatis
Jinkson
Jackson
Bratean
Bates
Lawletwee
Serge
Jillin
Judee Braham
Churchill Reveals One Secret Yalta Decision
Churchill states the only secret at Yalta was adding two Soviet seats to the United Nations body. He says Roosevelt Stalin and others approved the move, kept secret until arrangements could be completed at home.
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Churchill
Yalta
London
Soviet Russia
United Niuthern
United States
Veto Issue Awaits Russian Action in Cold War Tensions
Report notes ongoing delay as Washington and Moscow consider veto dynamics amid postwar diplomacy. Observers cite cautious moves from US officials and allies while awaiting concrete Russian responses.
Nazis Planned Bombing of New York City, Claims Reveal
A World War II era report alleges Nazi plans to bomb New York City using four engine jet propelled aircraft. The article cites claims tied to Seversky and other figures, detailing suspected German development and U.S. investigations into the alleged threat.
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New York City
Ring Leader Of Accused Nazis Is Under Arrest
Paris report states the ring leader of accused Nazis was arrested after a failed U S operation. The article mentions Peter Bach and a Geertean witness, with three others charged in the village of Priest on August TS L944 following an American parachute from a damaged aircraft.
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Paris
Jhanie
Supreme
Peter Bach
Geertean
Cressnans
Anberdeeny
Maeton
Priest
Weatherman Forecasts End of Frost Seasons
A meteorologist states no more frosts are expected in the region. The report notes milder nights and a shift toward warmer spring conditions with daytime temperatures rising steadily.
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Weatherman
Death Record of Robinson and Ward Noted
Obituary notices report the deaths of Robinson and Harry Ward, ages 89, with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements pending at Norwood.
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Tames Robinson
Harry Ward
Norwood
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary of a Local Ledger
Incomplete OCR snippet shows a small monetary figure likely five dollars and stray letters. No clear event date or entity identified beyond a generic financial reference.
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Aea
John RK. Henry
Tisan
Hield
Nin
Agni Assium
Dili
Liuchow
Paishu
Hankawa
Weihsies
Nanking
Hainan
Okinawaj
Luzon
Indo China
Uslith
China East Coast
Kwangsi Province
Liuchow Falls
Canton
Yuhwon
Kweilin
Pearl Harbor
By Roefre G. Nnnon
By Leon Pearson
Tor
Jack Leforte
Mindanao
Davao Gulf
By Kenneth Mee Serb
Arsenal City
By LA van Atta
NS & Staff
Ulan
Fey
Seth Lew Lane
Amite
Fink
PA Newc
F. G. Simonton
Edenburo
Pa Newe
South Mercer Street
Daily Weather Report
New Brland
Gen. Patton
Norway
William FE. Zimmerman
Kyushu
San Francisco
House
Replee
Pen
Fitting
Agaist
Nuthwest
Strategs
Menugsbuth
Tornies
Ainesgiean
Ai Bae Bistiijs
Pixies
Tintawa Widtig Vie
Masapela
Tery
Patan Janvier
Mengshan
Moris
Lirhos
Crain Caine
Walter Braham
Nelda
Moscow
Amercan Uele- Ration
Tate Westerda
Bea
Savid
Presser
Adie
Masi Hopkins
Ubblesay
Ehich
Aethvet Asai
Beth
Murttad
Asf
Alfrecd
Vsatans de Seversas
Cootinin
Ceetmany
Germany
Hove
Pitisbuhgh Weatheriman
Ashi
Rnue
Xai
Peart
Arthur Mometer
Lie
Lhe
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