Hitachi War Plants Heavily Damaged by Third Fleet Bombardment
James Lindsley reports the U S Third Fleet bombarded Hitachi along the coast near Tokyo on July 18, crippling engineering works a steel plant a copper refinery and an armor factory. The 55 minute salvo began at 11 10 p m under cold foggy conditions as two dozen ships pounded the area disrupting rail lines and communications amid a workforce chiefly war workers.
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James Lindsley
Halsey
Japan
Hitachi Boys
U. S. Third Fleet
Jay
Tokyo
Arma
Hitnent
Itching First Application Review In Blur Star Era
A cryptic sample discusses an initial application or test in a blurred star era with mentions of first ins and a tony remedy. The fragment hints at repeated use and patient response while noting ongoing exploration of a medical or cosmetic product.
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Satay
Tony
Rain delays Kansas harvest in drought flooded plains
Rain keeps farmers from harvesting in northwest Kansas as combines cannot access rain-soaked fields. Less than 10 percent of acreage north of the Arkansas River and west of Dodge City has been harvested, with heavy rains delaying progress and triggering concerns for multiple counties.
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la 'Pi
Jean Temaiti
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Arkansas River
Douge City
Jap Reprisal Fears Prompt Chinese Cities Destruction
Karl H. Von Wiegand reports grave fear that Japan, retreating northward, may target major Chinese cities including Canton Hongkong Shanghai Nanking Hankow and Shanghai with a population of 4 000 000 as part of a broader pattern of destruction feared to rival wartime devastation in Europe. The piece discusses Stalin Churchill and wartime diplomacy, noting Churchill's fatigue and strategic pressure as Potsdam looms.
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Kart
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Madrid
China
Canton
Hongkong
Shanghai
Nanking
Hankow
Hangkow
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Japan
Far East
Europe
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Tria Ang
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Poladam
Churehil
Labor probe urged in Lower Valley dispute
An activist group calling itself a nonprofit seeks an investigation by Texas Attorney General Graver Sellers into labor conditions in the Lower Rio Grande valley. The petition, signed by William Walker and Philip Hopkins of San Antonio, accuses the GI. Q. authority of fostering a labor tunnel to dominate business and politics in the region and target Lyndon Johnson and Allred in 1948. Walker asserts broad aims and threatens mandamus action if no action is taken.
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Graver Sellers
Rio Grande
Yale Jey
Texas
Sellers
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Wilam* Walker
Phi Hopkins
San Antonio
Aletes
GI. Q
Texas Fruit and Vegetable Workers’ Non
Tin Grande Valley
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Meng
Valley
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
James V. Allred
Avery
Salariey
Supreme Court
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Industrial Anion Court
Fight For Free Puter- Wse
Walker NM
Ickes to Ask for Status Clarification
Washington July 18 Harold Ickes longtime cabinet official will seek clarification of his status in President TeKin’s administration. If a satisfactory reply is not received there may be a change in the cabinet lineup with a new secretary possibly named.
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Harold J. Tekes
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Tekes
Yeniaty
London
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