Priority Labor Hiring Plan Aims to Direct War Workers
The area VIII Priority Referral plan, including Nex Castle, starts tomorrow with Employment Service channeling male labor to plants short of workers. Manpower directors will allocate 60 day allowances, revisited after each period, and workers may be dropped after repeated rejections unless justified. Plant openings determine referrals, with some exemptions for underage, short jobs, domestic work, or recent veterans. Cooperation urged to prevent broader controls, says Paul F. Murphy, area WMC director.
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Area VIII
Nex Castle
Greensburg
G. O. Anderson
War Manpower Commission
Paul F. Murphy
WMC
OPA sets new lower ceilings on fresh vegetables and melons
Washington June 30. Lower prices on sweet peppers hothouse cucumbers and all melons except watermelons were ordered by OPA with new cents per pound ceilings effective July 4. The action raises to nine the fresh vegetables and six the fruits priced at retail on a per pound basis. OPA estimates season averages of about nine cents per pound for cantaloupes and about ten cents for honeydew melons will result from today’s order.
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Washington
OPA
Independence Granted to Philippines Under New Bill Signed
President Roosevelt signed legislation to grant full independence to the Philippine Islands on July 4, 1946, and to establish an 18 member Filipino rehabilitation commission. The measure aims to set up civil government when conditions warrant and restore democratic governance while removing collaborators from authority.
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Roosevelt
Washington
INS
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Commonwealth
The
Islands
Japanese Advance Is Admitted Today By Chinese Chief
Chungking June 30. Japanese troops are likely to press south beyond Hengyang toward Kweilin while another column heads to Canton via the Canton Hangkow railway. A Chinese spokesman cited 500 Japanese tanks near Changsha and the 27th Division east of Changsha, with major divisions attacking Hengyang and Leiyang. The U.S. 14th Air Force provides support, restricting Japanese daytime artillery.
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Hengyang
Kweilin
Canton
Canton-Hangkow
Changsha
Manchuria
Shengvang
Leiyang
Henggvang
Hengvang
Hunan
Changsan
U. S
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword puzzle listing across clues from 1 to 62 and down clues from 1 to 48 with mixed languages and abbreviations. The grid features varied wordplay, with entries like Mountain passes and Sun god, plus references to notes on alcohol, vehicles, and general terms. The puzzle blends geography, linguistics, and common nouns in a typical newspaper style.
On the Air Tonight Broadcast Schedule
A detailed radio lineup lists programs and times from 6:45 pm to late night. Notable segments include News of the World, The Thin Man, Waltz Time, People Are Funny, Boston Blackie, Sports News, and stage shows like Mr. Smith Goes to Town and The Three Suns Trio. The schedule also mentions Invasion Reports and Mrs Miniver with Bob Strong Signature.
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Jeanne and
Berni
Lowell Thomas
Music Shop
News of the World
Bernie Armstrong
Boston Blacktie
Boxton
Blackie
Somerset
High Hat Club
Mr. Smith
Three Suns
World Today Schedule Then News and Entertainment
Radio listings show WKBN 570 program lineup with Sports News at 6:30, World Today at 6:55, mystery series The Love a Mystery at 7:00, talks and music through the night including It Pays to be Ignorant, That Brewster Boy, and a News roundup at 11:00 followed by a parade of programs and orchestra segments.
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Broadway
Brewster Boy
the World Today
Jos, Harsch
Homer Rodeheaver
Charlie Ruggies
Milton Cross
Boyd Raeburn Orch
West Saturday 60 Musical Clock 30 A Bible Breakfast
Programme list for a church event night includes Musical Clock segments 60 and 30 minutes, a 45 minute musical clock, an 8.08 program, a 40 minute Sunshine Pals slot, Dr J Munron 3N, the Lutz Sisters 45, and a Sunday School Lesson.
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Sunshine Pals
Dr J. Munron
Lutz Sisters
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Evening Lineup
A fragmented OCR listing outlines a dense broadcast schedule with times and program titles across a day. Entries include News segments, music hours, bands and choral pieces, farm and gospel programs, and late evening sign off. The fragmentary list names acts like Boston at Pittsburgh and Silent Rhapsody alongside hourly news.
Soap Suds Standards for Laundry and Dishwashing
Guidelines describe using enough soap in water to create a 3 inch suds layer for laundry and a 2 inch suds layer for dishwashing to conserve soap while maintaining cleanliness.
Nye Stays Ahead Of His Opponents In Primary
Senator Gerald P Nye led his Republican renomination race in North Dakota with about 900 votes over his nearest rival Lynn A Stambaugh as 2200 precincts reported in the Tuesday primary Usher L Burdick and A C Townley trailed Stambaugh by margins in the contest Nye has served in the Senate for nearly 18 years and faces mixed opposition in the vote count with scattered precincts remaining unreported.
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Bismarck
N. Dgd
INS
Gerald P Nye
Nye
Congress
Lynn A. Stambaugh
The
American Legion
Americans In New Attack On Nazis At St Lo
June 30 report describes American infantrymen assaulting Germans north of St Lo on the Cherbourg peninsula after a two hour artillery bombardment. Recon planes and spotters aided pinpoint fire destroying German anti air batteries east and west of St Lo.
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St. Lo
Delegation Returns From G.O.P. Meeting in Chicago
Lawrence county Republican chairman Roger W. Rowland returned from the national convention in Chicago where Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Gov. Bricker of Ohio were nominated as the party’s standard bearers. He was accompanied by Assemblyman James C. Brice, Alderman B. J. Biondi, Ben Ciccone and Harold Heck.
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Roger W. Rowland
Lawrence County Republican Committee
Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Gov. Bricker
Ohio
Pdarty
Rowland
James C. Brice
B. J. Biondi
Ben Ciccone
Harold Heck
Sartorial Club Meeting At Gilest Home Plans July Picnic
Sartorial club members gathered at Frank Gilest home 408 Florence Ave. President Gillest organized discussion on Tailocine and displayed work. A July 30 picnic with families was planned. Mrs Frank Gilest served spaghetti with help from Frank Park. Meeting attended by James Cherol of 1204 Wilmington Ave.
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Frank Gillest
Florence Avenue
Frank Gilest
Frank Park
James Cherol
Wilmington Avenue
RAF bombers strike German airfield and supply routes
Rome reported fierce air battles over Vienna with American raiders. The Italian based RAF attacked Feuerbronn Austria and targeted German supply lines on the Forli corridor. Operations included raids on La Spezia to southern France bridges, Ravenna Ceseia railways, and northern Italy transport hubs. Mediterranean air force tally noted 1,400 sorties with several aircraft losses.
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Feuerbronn
Austria
Vienna
Royal Air Force
Italy
la Spezis
France
Ravenna
Ceseia
Aly AH
Mediterranean Air Force
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