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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
18
Observers note German Tiger tanks moved slowly across wet ground with little bogging while American tanks frequently bogged down. The commentary contrasts the German approach with American handling in similar terrain. The News Want ids For Results.
In Washington on June 22 Bernard M. Baruch urged a 14 point program to dismantle Germanys war potential and prevent a third world conquest. He pressed dispersal of German plants, heavy industries, dismemberment of the Junkers, strict trade controls, and global rooting out of German business holdings. He backed a top council to streamline U S government and urged a clear policy toward the Soviet Union with a two way approach and consent for occupied Europe.
Pan American Atlantic division announced a postwar round the world flight for 700 dollars. Eleven reservations already placed for the journey from New York with stops in Sibon Marseille Rome Athens Cairo Basra Karachi Calcutta Bangkok Canton Tokyo Paramushira Abchors ge Seattle and return to New York.
Community groups including Women's Missionary Society and the Painbow Circle of the U P Church held a joint meeting at Mrs Mae Peebles home on Crossing the Threshold of Responsibility. Lively program items featured readings prayers and songs led by Agnes Peebles Florence Elliott and others.
Lt Garrett Blair, son of the former Rose Point pastor, died aboard a ship in the Pacific area. Blair, a member of the Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian church and Geneva College board, recently retired from the RFP church. He was associated with Pittsburgh and was connected to the local church and community.
The Senate elections committee postponed action for a week on President Truman's proposal to revise the line of succession. Sen. Green said the delay extends discussion as administration leaders plan to confer with Truman. The plan would place the House Speaker first in line, then the Senate President, followed by the secretary of state and other cabinet officers.
Lawrence County Garden Council met at the garden center with nine clubs represented. The group adopted the constitution presented by president R W Lamoreaux and announced plans for flower displays and sponsorships at the garden center.
Report from Milan says bank clerks along with university professors street cleaners and other public service workers staged a protest including a sit down and walkout. Domestic production now supplies 60 percent of India's glass and glass products.
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