Zhukov Awards Eisenhower Order of Victory
Soviet commander Zhukov decorates Dwight D. Eisenhower with the Order of Victory in London. Eisenhower and Montgomery become the eighth and ninth recipients of history’s highest Allied honor. Eisenhower, in Washington, hails Allied resolve while the ceremony acknowledges Zhukov’s role in halting invasions and liberating multiple nations.
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Zhukov
Eisenhower
London Morsay
Cis
London
Fim Besteay
Dusy
Wellington
Sivan
Washington
Marshal Montgomery
Marshal Zhukov
Russia
Biblissiais
Montgomery
Fisnnhower
Pranklui Lonain
Zinvedy
Berlin
Taye
Ztukoy
Gloyin
Zhokov
Lierliltextur
Fixandiower
Lin
Southiland
Eisemiower
Mente Romery
Uris
Burglary imitator linked to Cat-Eye Strikes Again case
An offender imitating the Cat-Eye Strikes Again pattern since Monday alarmed residents in Huntsville. The burglar entered by back window, ripped a billfold from a victim, and propped open a door light before fleeing. Police are pursuing leads and reviewing nearby break ins.
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Qul-Eye Jr
Polike Monday
Pearman
Stamp Out Athlete's Foot Health claims from old ad text
An OCR fragment markets “Athlete's Foot” remedies with dubious claims about improved formulas and effective foot power. It references Allen’s Foot-Blare and generic refunds, but the passage is garbled and offers little verifiable detail beyond product names and dubious benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syirislthy
Allen
Car Overturns Injuring Two Near San Antonio
A car rollover near San Antonio injured two passengers and left five youths uninjured. Driver Sailor Artie Scheler and others, including Jimny Davis and Bory Stanton, were treated after the vehicle rolled twice. Robert McDonald was hospitalized with a fracture, en route to Brooke Army Medical Center. The crash occurred on a highway beyond the city limits as the group traveled from Langley.
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Lavey Ceachey
Bafon Drive
Robert McDonald
Corpus Christi
Artie Scheleer
Lee Hull Street
Tenve
Ovanpants
Jimny Davis
Bory Stanton
West Olmos Iire
McDonald
Sehola
Brooke Gelt
San Antonia
Blanghilet
Bus Transportation In9 States Tied Up
In a chaotic development nine states face a bus transportation disruption as Tri-State Transit operates with 460 drivers and personnel locked in by a labor dispute. Officials warn of potential passenger delays and service suspension across Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, and nearby areas.
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Jackson
Miss
Jane
Presietely
Tri-State
Cimpany
Mergeniiiens
Satans
Quate
Kenninway
Tennessee
ArkaTiese
R A F Bombers Reach Six Hundred Ninety One Thousand Sorties
British bomber command reportedly flew 691 187 sorties and dropped about 4 000 tons of bombs, with 94 tons unarmed. The Air Ministry credited 250 ships sunk or damaged to the effort, highlighting wartime aviation output and impact.
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London
Texas Warned Of Postwar Competition
Henford H. Jester of the railroad commission told a conference that Texas must meet postwar competition from synthetic and other products. He urged planning to replace cotton and wool with diversified crops and by products, and to develop local revenue sources and community involvement in wartime installations. He warned against relying on national postwar planning.
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Texas
Henford H
Persa
Flight Officer Dies From Trainer Crash Near Mable Falls
Flight Officer Kenner Rosenfeld, son of Mrs. Morence Cahn of Delsoit, died of injuries from a PT-13 trainer crash four miles south of Mable Falls. Announcement from Randolph Field said he took off Saturday afternoon for Austin and died in a Burnet hospital.
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Kenner Rosenfeld
Morence Cahn
Delsoit
Mable Falls
Randolph Field
Rosenfield
Wiewisi
Randolph
Austin
Loan Sharks and Indian Chief Tangle Over Langford Case
New York police search license records to trace if Mrs Langford’s friends owned 32 or 28 caliber revolvers like the murder weapon amid a probe into two loan sharks said to have lent $20 000 to Langford’s husband the Park Avenue hotel victim An Indian chief Redwing and Reed Lawson Langford’s $100 protege were found in Washington awaiting questioning as investigators pursue a rumored $25 payoff scheme for the Langford marriage The only solid clue remains the 28 caliber pistol used in the killing and a 22 caliber shell embedded in Mia Apartments paneling
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New York
INS
Albert E. Langford
Langford
Mia Apartments
Fifty Hotelmen Meet To Discuss Problems In Texas
Fifty memos from the Texan Hotel Association gathered at the Guiiler Tote Monday for a district meeting on hotel issues. Groth Haris, general manager, spoke about manpower and food shortages with President Huts Trumen. Lawrence Eddy of Dallas urged continued grease-Union efforts and a fuel salvage drive through ware.
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Texan Hotel Association
Guiiler Tote
Groth Haris
Associat
Warmu Power Commission
Ieperkem
Huts Trumen
Lawrence Eddy
Dallas
WPL
Peper
Uae
Legless Pilot Wins Place at Cambridge
London June 11 The European war ended before legless Flight Lisut Frederick Mahn RAF pilot from Denver Colorado realized his ambition to start flying again. He won a scholarship at Cambridge and will begin engineering studies in October after losing his legs to frostbite when his bomber ditched in the North sea. He married an English nurse and had already earned a degree from Harvard.
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London
Lisut
Frederick Mahn
Denver
Colo
Canplage
North See
Herwird
Tié
Spaatz Returns Home Amid Berks County Welcome
General Carl A. Spaatz, commander of U S strategic air forces in Europe, was greeted by his 14 year old mother Mrs Anna A Epasts in Boyertown with more than 6000 county residents braving rain for the homecoming. He spoke of good old Berks county sausage and later attended a bond event in Reading and a homecoming in Pottsville. A FBI official in San Antonio left for Austin to keynote a Texas criminal investigation conference at Camp Mabry June 11 to 12.
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Boyertown
Carl A. Spaatz
U.S. Strategic Air Forces
Europe
Ike White
Anna A. Epasts
Spaats
Berks County
Iseat
Bond
Pottstown
Lion
M. W. Acers
Von Kluge Death Tied to Hitler Plot and Nazi Fallout
Corresponder Mary Ways reports from Bergen, June 1944, that Field Marshal von Kluge and other German leaders faced suspicion, arrests, and suicides after a failed resistance plot against Hitler. The piece links Kluge to a surrender attempt with Patton’s Third Army and outlines Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht Secretary turmoil, with Dietl and others slain or killed in raids, as Hitler maintains brutal control.
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Ty Merre J. Wuss
H. Sute
Benchtesgaden
June M
Hiter
Guletther von Tsluge
Aubwerp Apel
Webrniett
Russia
Yar Kluge
Patton
Ayrthes
von Kluge
Gestapo
Pamel
Cages Vance von Kluge
Gin. Heiniich von Stuclmnagel
Paris
Ranwael
Kans Dietl
Cal Gav
Trang Jeschonnek
Whio
Thwatfe
Rave
Goering
Ernst Udel
Mitler
Mary Ways
Lovelloes Wey
von Khige
Tindur Hille Aviso
Iher von Brauchitsch
Franz Halder
Henry Guilerlat
Gan
Kurt Zolt“er
Navty
Hitler
Germany
Souvers
Fwohrey
Avvornties
Patlett
Xoade
Avilla Nlnbee
Tusalins
Wolfachanee
Diplomats Debate Nazi Agent Threat in Europe
San Francisco reports diplomats from the United Nations linger on rumors that a Nazi agent remains active. A thread of propaganda fears and Allied intelligence notes discuss whether Hitler survives and could mount covert campaigns if undiscovered.
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San Francisco
Tune Lee
Govan
Rites in Victoria for Tivoli youth killed on highway
Funeral services were held in Victoria for Tivoli youth Samay Darel. details of the death remain a mystery as a motorist reported striking the body on the Port Lavie-Pivell highway. The memorial park cemetery service was conducted by Rev J Rabson. Surviving are parents, two brothers and two sisters.
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J. ¥. Rabson
Nazi Records Show 8 U Boats Sunk In War Chronicle
Washington June 1 A joint U S and British report details anti submarine successes in World War II. It credits Allied forces with sinking at least 713 U boats, American ships and aircraft. Of the 151 submarines credited to U S forces, 106 were sunk by air attack and 31 by warships including one by a U S submarine. The study notes more than 40 000 German officers and men died in 88 months of submarine warfare. Also reported is the drowning of Betty Churchill 35 wife of Lt Charles Churchill of Chicago during a swim near Laxo Buchanan.
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Hitley
Soure Nental
Ying
Hon
Abead
Washington
United States
10. S Navy
Snanes
Admiralty
Ciarman
Germany
U. S
Disela
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Sinleas Viassen
Nisaie Vision
America
Erie Tutors
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Nights Oo FM
SiArea
Veinelpat Chulse
FAT
Johan
Sweden
Gustaf Adalf
Kerstin Wijlamark
Kerstin
Ines
Allin Case
Cambridge
Spaatz
Acers
Sk Per
Geran Nuiny
Timmer
Huienther von Kluge
Karl Gere Vei Rumstedt
West
Heinrich von Shiely
Diarichel
von Stuelnngel
Peter
Peter, Sucklenly Wore Wiese Feriut Cnet Poste
von Khu
Howie
Wis den Juy
Surrmide T
Hiller
Imnarshal
Loite
East Prussia
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Porson
Yor Khige
Sontetine Cartier Hiller
Narvik
Norway
Cen
Hauswiedl
Geran
Torees
Manland
Surtender
Dietl
Hind
Tad
Finland
Austria
Kun
Norito
Felicwra
Hume Eahanislian Museumae
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Jay
Celie
Rites At
Victoria
Tivoli Youth
O. K. Mayo
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