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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
1
Governor and Wife to Attend Eisenhower Fete
Governor Dewey and his wife plan to attend a promotional event in New York. The piece notes upcoming labor and union actions affecting local workers at Henry Croney Hammer Corp in Little Falls and references a National Labor Relations Board announcement about union representation votes scheduled for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deweyard
Inner
New York
Mike Wesda Fae
Duppalo
Henry Creney Hammer Corp
Wil Vere
Watt Relations Board
Te Os FE. le
Natal Lanes
Spain Restores International Phone Service Between North and South
Spain resumes cross country telephone links restoring service between regions after a shutdown. The system will operate today from 5 PM to 2 AM with connections to Lisbon and Zurich via radio links. The Sultan of Morocco arrived in France for a visit, welcomed by General de Gaulle and the French cabinet. In Moscow, Japanese scientists were excluded from the Soviet Academy of Sciences jubilee celebration attended by about 2,000 Russians and 16 American researchers.
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Madrid
INIS
Easie Be
Mogon
Spain
Lisbos
Suiteerlanded
Radio Circus
Morocco
France
London
Pars Rz Fio
Baris Rat
Courtes de Gaulle
Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Russia
Cannon Hints Peace In 90 Days Of War
Washington harnesses the war budget as Rep Cannon says Japan faces two options. Either surrender within 90 days or endure a long attritional conflict. He notes war costs favor attrition and urges immediate cuts to war agency appropriations before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
House
Pacific
Representative Cannon
D-Mo
Eisenhower on unity and postwar cooperation
Eisenhower urged collective effort to solve peace problems and cautioned that concessions are needed to meet others' needs. He praised Allied resolve with Russia and Allies, noting the Allied Control Council is ready, but plans for Berlin troops and troop withdrawal were not finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Eisenhower
Allied Control Council
Control Council
United States
Berlin
General Haislip Praised for France Command Across War
Gen Haislip recalls leading 31 of 62 divisions in the French campaign praising unified training and smooth operations. He notes no need to reeducate or reshuffle commands, attributes success to schools and general staff. Haislip, West Point graduate 1912, served at Coblenz after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Haislip
West Point
Coblenz
Ore Train Collision After Car Buckling Triggers Wreck
A heavy ore train derailed after a car buckled at AM. On the west-bound track a Buffalo train struck the wreckage. The engine and six cars plunged from the track killing the engine crew. One coach and seven Pullman cars stayed on track. many passengers shaken. Seven injured were taken to Geissinger Memorial Hospital in Danville.
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Geissinger Memorial Hospital
Danville
Track Crew Tragedy As Train Strikes Limited
Investigators CORP JOHN HEATING and Trooper Joe Sikora of the Fonda State police substation probe a fatal collision where a train hit a limited. bodies are badly mangled and identification is hindered by missing tags. One worker assists in identification efforts.
Destruction Campaign in Japan Intensifies Across Islands
Allied leaders outlined plans for intensified bombing of Japanese targets as U S air power targets Osaka Amagasaki and other key industrial centers. Arnold and LeMay projected escalating tonnage with hopes to cripple Japanese war production while ground forces report breakthroughs on Okinawa and Kunishi ridge amid signs of Japanese will to fight waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Curtis le May
Arnold
Tokyo
Yokohama
Nagoya
Kobe
Osake
le May
Japan
Osaka
Amagasaki
Nippon
George C. Kenney
U. S. Far Eastern Air Forces
Eighth Air Force
Germany
Okinawa
al Cooking
Associated Press
War Front Roundup Across Pacific and Asia Images
War updates report Superforts dropping 3000 tons on Osaka industrial area as Allied air forces promise to raise output to 7,000,000 tons annually. Allied troops push in Mindanao and Luzon while Chinese and British forces engage Japanese positions in coastal towns and hills. Okinawa Marines press toward Nakaza as infantry advance on Yaeju Dake. In the Philippines units reach near Cagayan valley mouths and Mindanao towns like Davao and Mabjakro in stern push.
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Japan
Osaka
Arnold
Derneoaussie
Brunel
Rinawa
Platea
Liuchow
China
Prove
Manchi Road
Okinawa
Nakaza
Yaeju-Dake
Philippines
Davao Lats
Mindanao
Tadio
Mabiaktro
Baguio
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
New Japanese and Australian actions in Southeast Asia and Borneo
Reports from Allied and Japanese sources detail naval and ground movements along the Chinese coast toward Shanghai and Canton, with further notes on Australian advances in northwest Borneo capturing Junei and pushing toward Timbalai airfield. Japanese media claim Balikpapan bombardment and a suicide corps formation in South Borneo amid denials of major losses in North Borneo.
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Wen
Foocher
Wenchow
Shanghai
Canton
Hong Hong
Ishan
China Point
Borneo
Junei
Brunei Protectorate
Timbalai
Balikpapan
Gsuicides’ Corps
South Borneo
Batavia Radio
North Borneo
Australia
Tobruk
Heat records fall as showers ease statewide
More rain passes through page one scene with continued showers expected tonight. A quarter inch total is forecast while temperatures drop from the 80s to 60s and heat relief arrives. A heat prostration is reported in Schenectady. statewide records include Buffalo 91 and Elmira 95 with NYC at 59.9.
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Tony Harbus
E. Fayette St
Wolf & Dungey
Schenectady
Buffalo
Elmira
New York City
Stewart Field
Newburgh
Albany
Dansville
Ribbentrop’s Capture Details and Death Poised for Trial
The article describes Joachim von Ribbentrop’s capture in Hamburg after leaving a note to Montgomery Eden and Churchill. He carried a poison capsule strapped to his body, similar to Himmler’s, and was described as passive. British guards delayed his death as they examined the scene and his letters. He rose to power as Hitler’s foreign minister and helped broker the 1939 non aggression pact with the Soviet Union.
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Eng‘sh
Hamburg
Ribbentrop
Field Marshal Montgomery
Anthony Eden
Vincent Churchill
Ribventnrop
J. B. Adam
Paisley
England
R. C. Holloway
London
J. S. Gibson
Lancashire
Ribbenrop
Heinrich Himmiler
von Ribbentrop
Himmler
Hitler
Fuehrer
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Soviet
Boy Electrocuted at Charestown Fourth Corners
John Edward Meyers, 21, died after contacting a charged wire on an electric fence at Charestown Fourth Corners yesterday. Authorities investigated the incident and notified Meyers’s family.
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Charlestown
Four Corners
John Edward Meyers
Eisenhower and Stimson Push Peacetime Draft Plan
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Secretary Henry L. Stimson urged peacetime military training. They argued compulsory training builds national power with a small professional core and broad citizen participation. Eisenhower spoke in a letter to Rep. Woodrum stating training serves education and must not clash with industry.
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Washington
Dovight D. Eisenhower
Henry L. Stinson
Germany
West
Eisenhower
Clifton A. Woodrum
D-Va
House
Postwar
Stimson
United States
World Peace Organization
Polish Leaders Begin Moscow Talks Amid Policy Standstill
Polish officials outlined roles for Stanczyk Mikolajczyk and Zakowski as London discussions on Moscow proceed. The Polish Socialist party distance was noted while the Peasant party granted Mikolajczyk full powers. A British official said Russia’s plan was obvious and warned of potential outcomes for released or convicted leaders.
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Stanczyk
Mikolajczyk
London
Julian Zakowski
Polish Socialist Party
Moscow
Polish Peasant Party
Watchman Drowns Buffalo Incident Details Limited
UP report states David Lindberg, 39, of Grass Flats, Pa, drowned while performing duties as a watchman at a Buffalo site. Further particulars and exact location were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Buffalo
David Lindberg
Grass Flats
N Y City Bus Drivers Continue Slow Down
New York workers report widespread tardiness as a second day of a bus slow down continues. Omnibus Corporation operates most city buses and drivers, members of Transport Workers Union Local 100, refuse overtime prompting the disruption.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Omnibus Corporation
The
Omnibus Corporation
Transport Workers Union
CLO
John Hamilton
Slaves on Borneo Reported in Brunei Region
Sumatrans report 120 mistreated, emaciated Europeans Australians and Americans held in forced labor near Brunei until a month ago. They escaped from the Japanese and reached Sumatra for aid and evacuation.
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Borneo
Brunei Bay
Brunei
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