Washington Roundup Seeks Peace Agency Support in Congress
Washington roundup reports Truman committee urged to broaden war production contract probes by naming all plants and plans for factory shifts and terminations. Senator Ferguson pressed for lists after navy canceled Brewster plane contracts. Trimble warned abrupt terminations disrupt wartime factory reorganization. Also notes debates on tax exemptions for service members and ongoing price controls amid recess ahead of conventions.
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Long Island City
George D.cas
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Congress
Chicago
Une
House Banking, Committee
Enpiio Hill
Propos Yy Senstor Bankhead
Brown
D-Ga
Nazis Leave Rome Berlin Battle Push At Valmontone
Allied forces pressed the German retreat in central Italy as French troops cut routes near Sgurgola and Montelanino while American units breached defenses around Monte Castellaccio and Valmontone. German casualties and prisoner totals climbed with the Fifth and Eighth Armies reporting over 30,000 prisoners and 14,000 taken in the current offensive.
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Valmontone
Hye
Ferentina
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Montelenteo
Valmentone
Montelanina
Ilon
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Ferentno
Ce Sarcovier
Alban
Monte Castellacio
Vatmontone
Velletri
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Daylight RAF Raids Across France and Germany Reported
Daylight raids followed by bombers targeting new Russian bases and French centers from Britain. The T A F night fleet supported attacks on German defenses along the Channel coast and the Paris outskirts. Mosquitoes hit Leverkusen near Cologne while other formations operated in enemy waters. Seventeen British planes were missing and at least seven German fighters were shot down. Allied bombers based in Italy attacked Giurgiu on the Danube as Mediterranean air force crews flew 2700 sorties yesterday.
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Britain
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Leverkusen
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Cologne
Air Ministry
Italy
Giurgiu
Danube River
Mediterranean
Allied Air Force
Rites Slated For H C Feldman In San Antonio
Funeral services will be held at Porter Loring Chapel for H C Feldman a San Antonio real estate and loan operator who died after an operation at a local hospital. Burial will be at Suliet Memorial Park under Elks lodge auspices. Surviving are his widow Bertha Feldman two daughters and three grandchildren.
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War Bond For Forces Due
Washington reports a new GL war bond aimed at armed services members and treasury staff. The issue offers $7.00 and targets men and women in the army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and maritime service. The bond will be available to eligible service members and Treasury personnel.
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Maritime Service
Seventh Air Force hot ball club adds DiMaggio crowd
Honolulu June 3 The Seventh Air Force ball club at Hickam Field announces a star-studded lineup including Joe DiMaggio and other ex major leaguers and college players. The roster lists 12 minor league or college performers from San Francisco to Sacramento along with staff sergeant Ferris Pain and others.
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Seventh Air Torre Boys
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Sligger
Joe
AAFY
Bgts
Walter Judnich
St. Lows Browns
Carlo Lodigiani
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Myrone
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Pie
Jerry Priddy
Washington
Usl
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San Francisco Seals
Rinaldo “Rugger" Ardizoni
Kansas Oltr
Carl Derose
Amsterdam
WN. Y
Robert Dillnger
Toledo
Albert Hanley
Vodiana University
Wilfred Leonard
Oakland
Calif
Alred Blen
San Francisco
Wil Mam Schmidt
Sacramento
Charles. Silvera
Kansas City
Isador Smith
Sacramento Junior College
Phil Kuykenall
Santa Clara Oniversity
Tal
Michael Sypnicki
DiMinggin
McClellan Field
Texas Blind Win Track Laurels
Texas School for the Blind won the National Association of Schools for the Blind track meet with 72 points, Oklahoma 5a, Pittsburgh 7, marking their fifth straight championship. Events included standing broad jump, softball throw, rope climb, and tethered navigation guided by cables.
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Tme
National Athlete Association of Schools For the Blind
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Trans
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Pittsburgh
Ihettle
Achtor
Vigil for Burglar Rewarded
Guadalupe Guzman operator of a grocery store at 21 South Minder attested to Ballor that he surprised a burglar hiding in his store after the price had been entered seven times in eight months. The prowler entered again early Saturday, fled when challenged, and Guzman identified a lookout and gave the name to Pailee.
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South Minter
Ballor
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Great Lakes Naval Team Defeats 9th Infantry 4–0
Great Lakes Naval station defeats the Ninth Infantry division in Camp McCoy Wisconsin. The win marks the unit’s eighth straight victory this season as the Navy team shutout the Army squad 4 to 0 Friday.
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Camp Mccoy
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SILL Delaney Dead at MARYSWALF Utah June 3
Ray Delaney, former New York Yankees catcher, died in Marysvals Utah on Thursday. After baseball he ran ginning operations nearby.
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Ray Delaney
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Illinois Favored in Central Track Meet at Great Lakes
Illinois appeared to be the team to beat in the Central collegiate meet at Great Lakes with thirteen universities entered. Five Big Ten foes Brigham Cleveland Ohio State Northwestern Purdue Minnesota join Michigan with the Hume twins Bob and Ross representing the Wolverines at full strength.
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Illnois
Tingits
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Bridhgan
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Hume ‘Twins
Bob and
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Soldier Seeks Old Gang Gas Crimped by Shortage in Granby
Pvt. Herold Pearson recalls fellow soldiers eager to reunite after service overseas and jokes about the old gang. The war shortage cuts their gas allotment to five gallons instead of the expected eighty five, leaving cronies disappointed at the drugstore.
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Conn
Herold Pearson
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Raion Board
Wounded Marine Gets Three Notches
Two marines on Engels Island at Eniwetok Atoll recount a skirmish with Japanese forces. A wounded Marine jokes he earned three notches after being hit in the leg while another Marine describes a nearby enemy casualty. They rifle through captured Jap gear as US units press on with limited rest and heavier combat.
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Eniwetok Atoll
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Neely Urges Moderation on Kickoff Rule Change
HOUSTON June 3 Jess Neely athletic director and head coach favors keeping kickoff rules practical arguing the receiving team should not gain possession at the 45 yard line if out of bounds. He notes many out of bounds kicks are unintentional and suggests the kicking team retrigger from five yards deeper. Southwest coaches privately endorse a 45 yard line change as a penalty in conference play.
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Jess Neely
Rie Institute
New York
Nesly
Neely
James H. Stewart
Southern Methodist
Business Managers, Athletic Directors and Coaches Association
Southwest
French Girl Rescues Husband From Gestapo in Lyon
In Lyon, 31-year-old French underground member Aubrac risked her life to save husband Raymond from a death sentence. She met Gestapo officials at headquarters, claiming to lure him into revealing underground details. The transfer was interrupted when undercover rescue attackers freed the couple, who fled toward England. A chaotic scene followed with gunfire as the operation unfolded amid wartime tensions.
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Gestapo
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Arleen Whelan Lands Major Plum Screen Role
Hollywood gossip notes Arleen Whelan poised for a plum lead in a forthcoming film. Reports say she rose from a New York background to stardom after early life, with links to Turhan Bey, Kate Hepburn, and others, while contract talks at Fox continue amid industry chatter and suspensions.
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Parsons
N.S
Red-hatree Arleen Whelan
Eisa
Huropr
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Sam Goldwyns
Henolialing
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Katherine Hepburn
Oregon
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Segetress
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Molro Borrowe
Turhary
Uni- Yamal
Kate
John van Driten
Turhan
Labor front brightens as walkouts affect 11000 workers
Labor disputes kept 11000 workers from their jobs Saturday across 11 industries chiefly in the South and East. The Worcester American Lively and Wire plant in Massachusetts led with about 3600 workers idle for a sixth day over a company union grievance dispute. No settlement appeared near in the weeklong unrest, while textile spokesmen cited earlier stoppages in Danville Virginia affecting 2500 textile workers and spinners at Riverside and Den River mills protesting employment of negroes and yarn shortages idling more than 9000 additional workers.
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Iabor
American Livel and Wire Company
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Mass
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Riverside
den River
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