Korean Raps Pacifist Meeting Over War Policy
At a Washington gathering of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom pacifists, speakers canceled amid adverse publicity. Kilson Haan, a former Korean nationalist, charged Japanese influence in America’s war-relocation context and urged negotiated peace while criticizing pro Allied groups. The event featured officials from WRA and Allied activists, drawing a silent crowd of about 200 as plans for other speakers collapsed.
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Siamese Twins Born in Berks County Do Well
In Belvis hospital Pa Siamese twins born yesterday to widowed Martha Selerly of Andoben weighed 10 pounds 12 ounces total. Doctors say they cannot be separated and the smaller sister with poor circulation risks the other’s death if she dies first. The mother has a normal two year old daughter and the father was killed two months ago.
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Casualties and Missing Sailors in World War II
The Navy department announced missing in action and wounded statuses for several sailors. John Andrew Zalorte Jr., 19, of Mount Al and Calis Zelenty's son, was reported missing April 28 after serving since January 1942. Lt Glen Benskin, pilot and squadron leader, has been missing over New Guinea since April 16. Corrections note Capt Joel W. Weatheron, Maj Margaret Westbrook, Sgt Joseph McDonnell, and others reported wounded or missing in various theaters, with updates to their statuses.
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Mexico City Reverts To Central War Time
Mexico City returned to central standard time today after four months of central war time. Clocks were set back one hour in the capital, with the change planned to harmonize time across the republic.
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Fuller Joins Kelly Field 25 Year Group
A longtime Gast Antonio Air Service veteran, Martin M. Puller, a Kelly Field 25 year member, marked a quarter century of service as general Inspector of production inspection. He has served as engine mechanic, inspector, and general inspector overseeing aircraft and engine repairs and parts. Fuller has lived in San Antonio since 1921 at 136 Thomas Jefferson Drive.
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Fotron Lewis Jr. Analyzes Roosevelt's Likely Bid
Washington April 30. Fotron Lewis Jr argues Roosevelt will run again citing policy shifts, a stable leadership style, and the wartime context. He notes no withdrawal pattern and says history favors a fourth term, given the president’s persistence and the ongoing major conflict.
Navy Over World to Honor Knox
Frank Knox secretary of the navy will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery today as U S navy men worldwide hold memorial services for the man who built the U S Navy. The service begins in Manchester New Hampshire where he once ran a newspaper and the Rev Dr Fred S Busellmeyer will officiate with a guard of honor from all naval branches.
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Army Bush Order Workers Return
Production of a special gasoline bank under a contract for quick army delivery continued at Dulles Tank and Welding. About 100 steel workers walked out Saturday after being denied overtime. they agreed to submit demands to arbitration. Most were expected to return today.
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Navy Takes Over Camp Wallace Transfer ceremony names new commanding officer
The Camp Wallace transfer from the army to the navy was completed in formal ceremonies yesterday. Retired officer Gapl Willan H Green of the U. N. R. Orvaves assumed charge as the newly named commanding officer.
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Judge to Rule On Ward Motion
In Chicago on May 1 Judge William H. Holly prepared to rule on the Montgomery Ward and Company bid to dissolve a restraining order tied to federal operation of the plant. The hearing continued as both sides debated whether employees would vote in a single or multiple division election under NLRB oversight. The case follows the government takeover after Sewell Avery refused to extend the CIO United Retail Employees union contract amid representation questions. Troops were withdrawn as the court found their presence unnecessary with no plant access by officials.
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Tastes Like Spring Dessert Recipe Card
Soft spoon dessert for six uses Knox gelatine and milk with sugar fruit and vanilla. Soften gelatine in cold milk scale milk and yolks, cook until thick, add gelatine and fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Chill in mold, serve with fresh fruit and note Knox Gelatine purity and recipe book offer.
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