Allies Picked As Winner As Turks Rebuff Hitler
Premier Sukru Saracoglu of Turkey expressed friendship for America Britain and Russia while tepid toward Germany signaling a shift in alliances. The border closure with Syria drew no protest, fueling speculation that the Near East may become a UN power hub as Axis pressure tightens.
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Witness Narrates Kisses and Fights in Court Martial
In Los Angeles on June 17 the court martial for Pvt Michael Strig arano, 22, charged with murdering Mrs Wilma Carnes Wilson, heard witness accounts of violent scenes and intimate quarrels with the late divorcee and former actress. A taxi driver testified Mrs Wilson had complained of a party and a later cottage visit. defense said others may be responsible for the death.
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Hermosa Beach
U S Destroyers Hit Six Japanese Boats Near Mandalay
NEW DELHI June 12 70 United States and Allied air power reported destroying six Japanese river craft near Mandalay in Burma plus damaging five large boats in the same area. The communique also noted damage to railway cars and trackage at Paukkan and warehouses and sheds in the Jap barracks area at Thavt. A bomber mission struck near the Gulf of Martaban and Moulmein with over four tons of explosives. RAF bombers attacked Buthedaung on the Mayu river in Western Burma with all aircraft returning safely.
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No Raise for McNutt as House Blocks Pay Boost
Washington June 11 War Mainpower Chief Paul V Nutt receives no raise after the appropriations committee recommendation to boost McNutt from 12000 to 15000 is blocked. Representative Taber argues the war labor court freeze limits increases and notes other wartime heads already have higher salaries.
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Flannery Named Deputy Collector
Flannery named deputy collector in the administration of Tak insane Alfred Callaghan. The city council Thursday approved the appointment of George W. Plaw dure as the deputy tax clerk to Weplner Jeni He Anile. Plan nery, who has been Hadle's mis rat, will remain in a partial role.
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Allied Blow Predicted In Redrawn War Plans
Analysis argues that a major UN strike may shift from Italy to distant targets, as Allied air and sea power press Mediterranean fronts. Editorial compares expected campaigns to football strategy, weighing Sicily risks, Syrian-Turkish frontier moves, and possible Syria Iraq Iran operations with Russia.
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Nazis Delay Summer Drive In Russia
London reports that Nazi Germany postponed a planned summer offensive against Russia from June 16 to June 18 due to supply shortages and strategic disputes between leaders. A German-initiated attack around Orel, south of Moscow, was debated amid fears of Allied strength and renewed Soviet resistance on Smolensk front.
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King Tours American Troops in North Africa Visit
Allied dispatch from North Africa dated June 16 reports King George VI visiting American and British forces in Tunisia. He toured ships, met Lt. Gen. Marc Clark and other commanders, praised army cooks led by Sgt. Frazier Woodard, and observed street fighting and combat drills.
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Worry of False Teeth Slipping or Irritating
Worry about dentures slipping while eating or talking. A user seeks reassurance and relief with faster acting denture powders and comfort tips. The text mentions alkaline tonality and concerns over fit, seeking smoother wear and confidence during meals and conversations.
Turkish Envoy to Vichy Recalled in Protest
Turkish Ambassador Behli was recalled from Vichy by Ankara in protest of Allied restrictions on the embassy and to protest surveillance. The move is not a rupture but may signal worsening ties, with Allies hoping Vichy recalls Gaston Gergery from Ankara. A Turkish source, not named, said Allied quarters view Hergery as too friendly with the Axis.
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Nazi Broadcast Assumes U S Win Propaganda Message
A Berlin radio broadcast, cited by BBC, assumes a U S victory and outlines a future peace. The program, airing under the name All, allegedly features a U S voice advising how to write a just and equitable peace, portraying America as the leading world power.
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Croat Party Chief Shot As Hostage
London report says Panhe Kattleda, Croatian Peasant party leader in Dalmatia, was shot as a hostage after the March assassination of the Italian prefect Glory and Save, carried out by patriots. The Yugoslav government in exile provided the update on the incident.
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Panhke Kattleda
I Delmatia
Fourth Term Roosevelts Backed By Hatters Union
The United Hatters, Caps and Millinery Workers International union AL1 led a semi annual meeting here to urge a fourth term for President Roosevelt. The general executive board announced support at the gathering.
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