Belief Japanese Submarines Entering Atlantic Questioned
Aboard Admiral Ingram's flagship at an East Coast port Admiral J H Ingram said it is highly improbable Japanese submarines are in the Atlantic. He noted only a few may have appeared in 2 1/2 years and one was sunk near the Cape of Good Hope about a year ago.
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Finch
Admiral Ingram
Jiame
Atame
Admiral Jointis H Intrenr
United States
Atlantic
Tiret
Jan Shoe
Ada Miee
Cold International
Cape of Good ‘Hope
Ingran
Sherbak Brothers Meet in France During Leave
Pfe Paul G Shernak and his brother John J Sherbak met recently in Auxene France for a long awaited reunion. Both paratroopers spent an enjoyable day with two fellow camp mates Tony Ono and William Majeski. Two more Sherbak brothers Bernard L and Mike G served overseas in Okinawa and Iran. Their father Mrs Michael Sherbak of RD Rigby reports a brother in law Joseph M Frail serving with combat engineers in Germany.
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Paul G. Shernak
John J. Sherbak
Auxene
France
Egiso
Cpl
Tony Ono
William Majeski
Bernard L Sherbak
Chinese Forces Open Attack on Futing City
Chinese forces press the south China offensive targeting Futing. Columns near Lichow are reported advancing toward Liowang with Lichow under heavy air attack. Railhead lines and supply routes into Indo China face disruption as Chinese ground forces clear pockets near Lichow Nanning and Kweihsien.
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Futing
South China
Indo-China
Nanning
Lihow
Lichow
China
Hunan
Ito Kwanesi
Lichin
Kweihsien
Canton
Hong Kong
Okinawa Battle Rages As Allied Forces Press In
Allied forces on Okinawa push along a seven mile front with Maj Gen John R Hodge s 24th Army Corps contact against prepared Japanese defences near Gusichan and south of Iwo In the east Maj Gen Roy Geiger s Third Amphibious Corps Marines drive to shorten and consolidate the line Leathernecks from Sixth and First Divisions close in on Oroka peninsula while First Division units meet stiff resistance near Shindawaku as the battle enters a final stage.
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Seventh
John R. Hodge
24Th Army Corps
Gusichan
Iwo
Seveth
Chester W. Nimitz
Chinen
Nto
Roy & Geiseys
Okinawa
Local Market Deals on Produce and Fish
Smelts fillets per pound 24 cents onions per pound 45 cents lettuce per half peck 39 cents tomatoes per half peck 25 cents watermelon 1.19 each or 2 for 19 cents oranges two dozen 45 cents.
Cold Snap Slashes Fruit Crop Across Regions
The Agriculture Department notes record low temperatures harming crops from Ohio to New York and California. Forecaster George H. Brown says a mass of cold air from Hudson Bay drains south with gradual warming expected next week.
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Nastia
Ohio
New York
California
Erie
Agriculture Department
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Hudson Bay
Brown
New England
Japan Seeks Way to Save Face Amid War End Debate
The article discusses tensions over how to treat the emperor after Japan’s defeat. Some argue the emperor is separate from militarism while others see him as a political instrument. Admirals and Washington officials debate using the emperor to secure a soft peace versus punishment and rapid surrender.
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Japan
Washington
William F Halsey
Tokyo
Hil
Nazis Face Extensive Criminal Trials Across Europe
A historic report outlines plans to prosecute a large number of Nazis for war crimes. It cites Allied investigations and suggests authorities will pursue charges tied to Nazi crimes and the Pearl Harbor attack, framing a broad postwar legal response.
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Europe
Kedal
Henenmen
Veto Issue Awaits Russian Action On Security Veto
The article notes ongoing uncertainty as Russia weighs the security veto issue. It references discussions among the United States Britain France and other powers and cites a French regional amendment as accepted by Moscow. The piece frames the stalemate in the context of postwar diplomacy.
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Yalta
U. S
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Deaths of the Day Harry Ward and James Robison
Obituary notices for Harry Ward 69 of 426 Norwood Avenue a First Methodist custodian who died from a heart attack while at church duties. Survived by wife Elizabeth Amn Speer Ward four grandchildren and siblings with service set at First Methodist Church followed by Oak Park Cemetery. Also notes James Robison 81 of County Antrim who died after a heart attack at home, farmer and Jehovahs Witness member with funeral details and survivors listed.
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Harry Ward
Norwood Avenue
First Methodist Church
Mr. Ward
Lawrence County
James and
Margaret Blews Ward
Coaltown
Ward
New Castle
Elizabeth Amn Speer Ward
Mahoning Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
David Bollard
Edward Everett
Dirs Edah P. Wish Harry Ward
US Army
Frigland
Garold Ward
USS
Osaka Bombed Second Time in Period of Week
The article notes a second heavy air raid on Osaka within a week, following prior strikes on March 14 and June 1. The damage affected western and waterfront districts, with the assault starting before noon and described as a third massive strike on the vital industrial seaport.
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Osaka
Rei
Niles
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