Japs Running Camps Self Govern Probed After Hearings
The Dies subcommittee said testimony shows center management is largely by Japanese internees. While some self-government is allowed it must not extend control, and issues include lax planning funding for activities, insufficient work opportunities, and inadequate protection of nearby strategic sites. The panel resumes Washington hearings after Poston visits.
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Los Angeles
Sune
Poston
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Igha 3 Costelo
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Lat Centuridn
California
Arizona
Fragmented health misprint on feet care products
A garbled OCR text describes foot soreness and a dubious advertisement tone for a topical treatment. It mentions antiseptic oils and minor injuries like scratches and burns, referencing a home remedy approach and vague product names. The readability is poor and many words are misspelled. The piece reads as a rough product blurb with unclear sourcing.
Young Father Sets Record For Diapers
A Chicago father, two year old Joy Dabsy, claims a world record for fastest diaper change at six tenths of a second, bettering New York's seven second mark. Phyllis Louise, his daughter, stood as witness as the crowd of 30,000 watched at Riverview Park during Pop's Day. The feat showed the diaper pants staying in place, unlike others, prompting notes on needed remedies.
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Joy Dabsy
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Phyllis Louise
Lanau
Unron
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Phylis
Land Fighting Lulls Along Soviet Front
Soviet front activity eased with local scouting and sporadic artillery fire as the summer offensive neared. The Soviet command claimed 276 German planes shot down in a week, raising total enemy losses to 3595. a Russian attack in the Barents Sea set fires on transports and a tanker. Ground action shifted from Misensk near Orel to the Sumy area after German counter-attacks, with initial gains repulsed.
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Fay Kt
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Russia
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Heir Lorsas
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Orel
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Sumy
Kknackov
Menchtsensk
Italians Denounce Mussolini and Hitler from Pantelleria
Sixty seven Italian citizens in Allied-occupied Pantelleria signed a protest denouncing Adolf Hitler and Mussolini. They appealed to Allied forces to save the garden of Europe, a move announced from Allied headquarters in North Africa. The appeal was conveyed to General Eisenhower's command.
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Pantelleria
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Mussolini
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Gental Ebenhower
Deportation of Japs Proposed
Representative J Lemay Johnson proposed postwar measures to deport Japanese from the United States. He drafted a House resolution to approve deportation of all Japanese aliens and loyal Japanese citizens, and a three member Deportation Commission to review cases and order removals. Johnson argued the peace treaty grants the key to resolving questions raised by Japanese in the country.
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Washington
J. Lemay Johnson
R-Gallf
Johnson
Japan
United States
Oii
Sinking Ship Survivors Recount Japanese Sub Attack
Three Navy gunners aboard a U S merchant vessel describe a swift sinking after two torpedoes struck at 2 20 am. Despite machine gun fire no one was killed as the sub surfaced and passed by lifeboats and rafts, picking up all survivors 16 hours later.
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Eugene Hudson
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Ohio
Braman Homer Glenn Krueger
Grand Haven
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Mone Krom Uisadway Shere Einea GS Charlie Spivak C
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and initials with unclear context. Readable entities include Mone Krom Uisadway and Charlie Spivak. Lacks verifiable event or action to summarize further.
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Uisadway
Shere Einea
Charlie Spivak C
The Headliners Gavalcade and Great Artists
A fragmented radio schedule from June 21 1943 lists the Headliners Gavalcade and Great Artists with performers Margeret Speake Brig Contented Pym and Jose Hethancourt among others, reflecting staged entertainment offerings and notable artists in the broadcast.
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Inruret
Margeret
Nereas Arisis
Brig
Bri
V. Kaltenbors
Bale Heckscher
Bente Heckeener
KTSA Monday Evening Radio Highlights Embrace Classics
Radio schedule details a gala Mon evening with Jerl Sullavan singing backed by Paul Barons orchestra. Boris Columbia debuts, plus True stories of lying men, Vox Pop holiday trips, Gay Nineties revue, and more. World Today news, Kate Smith speaks, and Keep the Home Fires Burning airs.
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KTSA
Jerl Sullavan
Paul Baron
Anpr Boris Columbia
Ceiling Unlimited
America
VOX Pop
Whis Parks Johnson
Texas
Columlyt
Hidda Hopper
Warren ‘Hill
Amiles
Yesteryear
Joe Howari
Radio Theater
Oceil Dentitte
Howald Colnan
Edina
Screen Guild Players
Charles Boyer
Martha Scott
Budsteads
Blondie
Dunit
Armch
the World Today
Joseph C. Marsh
Doug Romine
Charles CG. Shaw
Cecil Brown
KTLA
Tuleday
Kate Smith
Ale Smith
Ted Cabili
Lew Glagey
Texan Killed in Wyoming Crash Near Watona
Casper officials reported a four engined bomber crash near Watona Wyoming killing Lieut William A Burton Jr of Pleans Texas. Three others were injured and six escaped unharmed in the incident that occurred yesterday.
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Wyo
Casper Army
Oneyier
Wattona
Vielins
Oriah
Lieut
Wiliam A. Burton Jr
Bombardier
Pleanvnl
Texas
Private Gets Life In Slaying
Private Michael Strignano, 22, was sentenced to life in prison by a military court for the first degree murder of Mrs. Wilma Carnes Wilson, a former movie star, in Hermosa Beach. The verdict led to an honorable discharge from the army and the sentence will be reviewed by Maj. Charles Lynch and the Judge Advocate General's office in Washington. Evidence indicated Strignano beat Wilson to death between June and July at her Hermosa Beach apartment.
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Los Angeles
Michael Filrignana
Wilma Carnes Wilson
AP Presents Affidavits in AP membership case
New York June 2 AP presents more than 60 affidavits opposing a government motion for summary judgment in the anti trust civil action. Chief among affidavits is one by Frank B Noyes publisher of the Washington Star and AP president for 38 years who says AP was not intended to make all U S newspapers members but to create a true cooperative organization with member selected associates.
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Associated Dress
Anti-Trust
Tribune
Raven Nol
Frank B. Noyes
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Washington Star
Ie AP
United States
Ecome
Mississippi Convict Caught in Dallas Escape Case
Ras Duke Hardy, an 18 year old convict who fled Mississippi's state penal institution with 18 others in February, was arrested by a Dallas rooming house yesterday. Special agent R G Danner said three FBI operatives found him hiding in bed and he offered no resistance.
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Ras Duke Hardy
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del. Ws Pst
Danner
San Francisco Area Suffers Weekend Blackout
San Francisco bay area experienced a 40 minute blackout over the weekend, the first of its kind in over a year. Western Defense Command cited an unidentified target approaching the area. later identified as friendly.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Western Defense Command
Noel Coward Prize Film On Air Adaptation Review
The Columbia network presents an on air adaptation of the prize winning film Which We Serve. Cecil B Mille directs with Ronald Colman and Edna Best in leading roles. Louis Silvers arranges the musical interludes.
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Cecil B. Mille
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Ronald Colman
Edna Best
S Irike
New York Film Crit
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Mezzo
Cobian’ Wife
Louis Silvers
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