U S Surrender Campaign Draws Strong Jap Reaction
A wartime U S propaganda push via pamphlets and radio provokes a fierce Japanese response. Capt Ellis M Zacharias recalls broadcasts stressing that surrender would not mean enslavement or extermination, while President Truman’s warning of continued American destruction underscores the drive for Japanese capitulation.
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Italy
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Cartat
New Mexico
Salt Lake
Promises 000 Ton Paid on Japan Front Lines
Fragmented World War II dispatch reports airlifted divisions, artillery bursts, and heavy fighting across the Philippines, Indo China, and China fronts. British and Australian forces push and repel pockets, with key moves near Davao, Hengyang, and Thangaung. High casualties and shifting commands mark the fatigue of long campaigns.
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Davao
Philippines
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Indo-China
Telngkong tChienkiang
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Ching Kat-Shek
West China
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Yangte
Hengyang-Changshi
Burma
Thangaung
Rangoon
New Guinea
Tapanaw Trunco Matsudaira
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Washington
Imperial Household
Imperial
Antaro Ishiwata
Be2i
Old Age Policy Pays Up to $100 a Month
A Postal Life Insurance policy offers benefits for ages 55 to 85 with up to 100 dollars monthly for disability and hospital care, plus surgical benefits and a death payout. Cost is two cents per day. no medical exam required. Send name, address, age, beneficiary details, and relation to receive a 16 day free inspection.
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Postal Life
Kanens City
Inca
Swbmen
Anse
Colonel Taylor Talks at Ban Antonis Meeting
Col Henry Lee Taylor addresses a professional fest at the St Antony hotel. He cites pamphlets dropped on Tokyo Yokohama Kobe Osaka Kyoto Nagoya and urges immediate police reporting. Nip radio leaflets reveal Allied strategy and influence American aid and wartime purchase trends.
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Henry Lee Taylor
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Kobe
Osaka
Kyoto
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Tadig
Takwa
Walt
Unwed Yank Blames Twins on a Wrong Number
Christine Joting of Spokane received a Mother's Day cable from a son in Germany reporting twins. She was startled and asked for an explanation after Harold Jota, an unmarried man, learned his company had sent a mistaken message from number 167 instead of 157.
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Wasn
West Coast congressmen push higher ship repair pay
West coast lawmakers urge the Navy to raise wages for Southern California ship repair workers. They arranged a conference with Undersecretary Ralph Bard to win 24 per cent more pay for repair work over new construction. Leaders note West coast yards face worker exits despite demand, as War Manpower Commissioner Paul McNutt cites ships awaiting repair.
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Rnington
Navy Today
California
Ralph Bard
Fowthern California
Paul McRutt
Navy Sees 28 Carrier Fleet After Champlain Commissioning
Vice Admiral Bellinger announced the Lake Champlain's commissioning brings the Navy to 28 Essex-class carriers. The event at Norfolk Navy Yard marked the latest in double christening ceremonies for the 27,101 ton vessel, while Pacific forces held one carrier.
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Lake Champlain
Marzlers
Currier
Pacific
BN. J. Bellinger
Air Force
Atlantic Fleet
Champlain
Norfolk Navy Yard
Yowre Being Paid to Be a Senator
Rome debate between a U S senate subcommittee and 250 American enlisted men on June 4 covered a wide range of topics. Soldiers questioned U S and allied wartime relations, education, democracy and future payments while senators cautioned the discussion off the record. The exchange sought clarity on aid to Italy and broader war aims amid tensions over Russia and Greece.
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UPI
United States Senate
Aly
Stara and Stripes
Hawkes Ir.-W. J
Wheeler
D.-Mont
McFarland
D.-Atit
Capehart
Britain
Greece
Russia
Italy
United States
Peacetime Military Training Urged Before House Panel
Acting Secretary Grew told the House postwar military committee two week hearings on a plan requiring a year of peacetime military training for American youths. He argued preparedness counts and urged compulsory training to defend liberty against future threats. Opposition from Dr. Franklin Clark Fry urged deferring any action one year after the war.
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Guam
Tinian
Japan
Totethe T Jans
Thuman
Zacharias
Dap Fatures
Imperial High Command
Jane Anes
Lyn Mima
Sachrigs
Saipan
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Bison
Ghinwa
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Germany
Washington, Sung
State Department
Josephs O. Grew
House
Woodrum D.wa.y
Grew Siidre Camer
America
iHe
Trail Harbor
Ery
Cate Tonif
Frakhin Clark Fry
New York
Lutheran Churches of America
Navy Hospital at Austin Approved
Plans for a permanent naval hospital at the edge of Austin were approved by President Truman. A $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 facility will be built on a tract with christening ceremonies expected after completion. Representative Lyndon Johnson notified Mayor Tom Miller of the projected project.
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Naval Hospital
Tetinny
Lyndon Debson
Tom Miller
Aryferans Hospital
Uumihy Sarviers
Docile Nazis Quit Denmark Headed for Prison Camp
From RILKEBORG Denmark June 2 German troops in Denmark are retreating toward the frontier and most are being captured as British forces, with scant numbers, push to evacuate. Danish resistance is limited. a German colonel allegedly avoids questioning after surrender. Little trouble reported, no casualties since Victory Day.
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Rilkeborg
Slikeborg
George Hindemmar
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Wehrmnacht
Thomas Trenchard
al Batiation
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Family Relief From Hot Weather Skin Irritations
A household remedy Mexsana offers quick relief for heat rash prickly heat and skin irritations. It soothes itching protects skin from clothing friction and helps heal sunburn and bug bites. The powder is advertised as safe for babies and popular with families.
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Méssana
Alea
Tosquito
Northern Frosts Hit All Time Lows
Weather across the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region set all time low readings. Chicago dropped to 34.7 degrees at 8 10 p m. June 4, others reported near 29 to 34 degrees with snow flurries in upper Michigan and forecasts calling for colder nights. Forecasters warned seasonable readings were days away. cold extended from Ohio Valley to New England.
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Great Lakes
U. S
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Iowa
Cranberry Bogs
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Advanced training renters designated for infantrymen in Texas
Maxey and Howze lead UPI Prig staff noting Camps Maxey and Howze in Texas designated as advanced training renters for infantrymen under 19 who completed 13 weeks of regular training. Under new congressional law such trainees cannot be sent overseas until they finish at least 26 weeks of training.
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Howze
UPI
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Ger Jones
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School Command
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Texas
Pau Aed
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Ex Missionary's Wife to Speak at Local Lutheran Church
Mrs W C Moore wife of a former medical missionary in Liberia Africa will address the Lug congregation at St Like Walled Lutheran church 2624 West Halston Street at p.m. Tuesday on her experiences. Dr and Mrs Moore lived in At Tea until 1999 when Doctor Moore joined the army. They are residents of Beston Texas but Doctor Moore is now stationed at McClosky General hospital.
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W. C. Moore
Liberia
Africa
St. Like’ Walled Lutheran Church
West Halston Street
Bevin Objects to British Car Tax Method in Commons
British labor figure Ernest Bevin attacked the British method of taxing cars by horsepower in the House of Commons. He argued it promotes small, underpowered cars and mocked the notion of limiting drivers with choking hazards, calling for reform of the tax system.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Ministry of Labor
Italian Given Death After Germian Rome Occupation Trial
Pietro Koch, 27, of German parentage, was executed after a three hour trial by a high court in Rome for atrocities during the Germian occupation. A former lieutenant in the Futnian army he was accused of subjecting Italian patriots and anti Fascists to elaborate tortures.
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Rome
Ins
Pietro Koch
Koch
Cow Hero Of Russia Milk Record Highlighted In Pravda
Moscow June 4 Pose ughyitsa the cow is celebrated beside heroes and new bred of cow in Pravda the Soviet union official party newspaper. It devoted an entire page to Postushnitsa describing heros and a record S577 gallons of milk in a year.
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Poseughyitsa
Herors
Nero
Ines
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Postushnitsa
Heros
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