Moving Day Changes and Buffalo Council Talks Pay Plan
Disjointed notes report Buffalo moving day shifts and council plans to study a pay as you go financial plan. Mentions veterans rights clarification urged by the U S Chamber of Commerce and the war to peace transition effort.
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Buffalo
Buffals
Common Council
Eee
Mimuttee Lo
Joseph J. Helly
Budze
Eda Neder
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
America
Former Gestapo Members Arrested in French Suburb Raid
In Colombes near Paris French military police arrested several ex Gestapo members. They were found to be maintaining clandestine contact with Nazi agents in Spain and possessed arms. Australian meat reserves deemed adequate to meet armed forces needs despite droughts.
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Reach
Gestapo
Pats
INS
Colombes
Paris
Spain
Melbourne
Australia
William J. Scully
Federal Communications Commission
Okinawa battles and air actions dominate war update
Report details heavy losses for Japanese forces with leaders and aides slain by throat slitting. Allied aircrews claim 596 enemy aircraft since mid April, plus 279 shot down by escort carriers in 82 days. B 29s hit Atsube refinery near Nagoya. 70 emergency landings on Iwo Jima. American and Filipino forces advance in Luzon, while Australians seize western Borneo and Balikpapan activity continues.
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Noru Ota
Okinawa
Ads
Calvin Thorton Durrgin
Atsube River
Nagoya
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Philippines
Tuguerarao
11Th Airborne
Borneo
Balikpapan
Storm to Pass Tip Of Nova Scotia
The weather bureau reports the center of yesterday's torrential storm would pass the southerly tip of Nova Scotia early today. Coastal areas faced disrupted telephone and electric services as the tail end of the northeaster hit Cape Cod and offshore islands. Boston recorded 1.17 inches of rainfall with ongoing downpour. North Truro on Cape Cod saw winds at 52 mph with gusts to 69 mph.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
North Truro
Edda Ciano may be expelled from Switzerland amid protests
Swiss sources say Edda Ciano daughter of Mussolini and widow of Galeazzo Ciano could be expelled soon as demonstrations rise nationwide. Quarters also report negotiations for handing over Mussolini envoy Dino Alfieri to Allied authorities.
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Bern
INS
Edda Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Switzerland
Dino Alfieri
Mussolini
Berlin
Strikes Spread as U S Labor Turbulence Grows
Detroit idle yesterday with about 12 000 at Ford plants. Packard 22 000 Budd Wheel 7 500 Hudson Motor 9 000. Goodyear KI0 Rubber Akron 16 700 and 15 000 at 10 glass plants in 11 cities still idle. Mann heim Raybestos Manhattan Pa idle 1 000. Wilkes-Barre Vulcan Iron 900. Government labor agencies anxious. President Truman and Judge Schwellenbach to curb flareup. Smith Connally Act 2 years old.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Packard Motor Co
Budd Wheel Co
Hudson Motor Car Co
I. O. United Rubber
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mannheim
Raybestos-Manhattan Co
U. S. Asbestos Division
Wilkes-Barre
Vulcan Iron Works
Toledo
Connellsville
Decatur
Ill
Marion
Chicago
Truman
Washington
Lewis 3
Schwellenbach
WLB
Europe
Congress
Senate Consider Funds for Fair Employment Practices Committee
Senate debates proposed funding for the Fair Employment Practices Committee amid broader wartime policy discussions. House conferees renew talks on price control extension as lawmakers clash over allocations. The Un American Activities Committee resumes OPA investigations with postwar economic concerns.
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Funds For Fair Employment Practices Committee
Senate House
Un-American Activities Committee
Postwar Economic Committee
Chester Bowles
San Francisco Charter Conference Sees Strong Endorsements
Delegates from the United States Russia Britain China France and others praised the San Francisco charter after hours of talks. President Truman urged swift adoption warning that failure would betray those who died for freedom and safety and called for a worldwide rule of reason to secure enduring peace.
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Truman
Germany
Japan
Churchill and Montgomery clash over 1941 strength claim
Prime Minister Winston Churchill rejected the view that Britain was nearly finished in 1941 and said Britain was getting stronger daily. Field Marshal Montgomery had told American troops that Britain was finished in 1941 and could not have survived without U.S. aid. Churchill spoke in Bradford while campaigning for his son Randolph in Preston.
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Churchill
Winston Churchill
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Wiesbaden
Germany
Britain
Bradford
Halifax
Burney
Blackburn
Preston
Maj
Randolph Churchill
Wife Silent on Hopkins Tribute to Soviet Women
Mrs. Harry Hopkins refused to argue with her husband about his Moscow remark that Russian women are the most beautiful he has seen. She noted some are beautiful and strong, saying they are never cheap looking and use little makeup while traveling with the President’s aide.
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Hopkins
New York
Sns
Harry Hopkins
LaGuardia Field
ATC
Paris
Moscow
Allied landings on Kume Island and key Pacific actions
Japan Radio Tokyo reports Allied landings on Kume Island 59 miles west of Okinawa with heavy fighting under way. B-29s strike Nagoya area oil refinery. MacArthur signals approaching liquidation of the last Philippines stronghold in Cagayan Valley. Australian forces occupy Miri oil fields in Borneo. Okinawa reports find of senior Japanese commander and staff. Multiple U S Army divisions advance across Luzon Mindanao and Cagayan valley in mop up operations.
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Japan
Radio Tokyo
Al-lied
Kume Island
Okinawa
Philippines
MacArthur
Iast
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Miri
North Borneo
Tenth Army
U. S
1Th Airborne
Gattaran
Cagayan Valey
Mt. Manoy
Mindanao
Tuguegarao
More Chicken Promised Albany
A joint U S and New York Department of Agriculture report shows 20 375 000 chicks hatched in the first five months of 1945 up from 18 356 000 a year earlier, while laying hens fell from 13 183 000 in January to 9 966 000 in May. Egg production for January through May reached 955 000 000, deemed high for birds not slaughtered for meat.
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U. S
New York
Spending From Page One Reveals Soaring War Budget
The article notes next year’s budget estimate at 2.53 billion and war spending through June 23 at 66.0 billion. Non-war outlays lag due to excess-profits tax paperwork. Receipts on June 23 reach 44.902 billion, surpassing 44.149 billion last year, with year-end receipts possibly over 46 billion. Public debt rises to 255.69 billion.
Stevens Wife Describes Shot Incident In New Canaan Inquest
Neighbors say Mrs. Stevens confronted Kovacs in a dispute over Faith Coombs. Kovacs testified she shot Albert after finding them waiting. Mrs. Stevens claimed she mistook them for burglars and fired during a tussle. State police Lt Remer testified she admitted drinking at least ten beers before the shooting.
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New Canaan
Faith Coombs
Stevens
Kovacs
Albert
Faith
Maj
George R. Stevens
Germany
Shangri La notes and air rescue on Biak Island
In a colorful dispatch the tale of Shangri La features imagined wealth and wives as inflation fears arise after an Army transport crash survivors and 11 rescuers ramble. Export glider personnel arrive on Biak Island for final tests to aid the Hastings party extraction from a difficult valley.
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Hastings
Shangri-La
Biak Island
U S Delegation Back in Capital After UN Charter Return
U S delegates to the United Nations security conference returned from San Francisco urging rapid implementation of the world security charter. The Senate planned early ratification and would stay in session later this summer to approve it, with ratification expected by July or August. Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. said, We have completed the United Nations charter, but we have just begun to make a United Nations peace.
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States
S&th
Stettinius
San Francisco
Ater Stettinius
Guatemala
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Lord Halifax
W. HK. Wellington Koo
China
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Washington
U. S
Senate
Edward R. Siellinius, Jr
United Nations
Truman Returns Home Amid Peace Charter Push and Welcome
President Truman pressed for immediate ratification of the international peace charter during a San Francisco speech and prepared to fly the charter to Washington. He awaited homecoming to Kansas City and Independence with a 49 nation call to act, joined by Mrs. Truman and Margaret.
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Utah
San Francisco
Senate
United Nations
Washington
Ross
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kansas City
Roger Sermon
Independence
Margaret
129Th Field Artillery
Fairfax Field
Kansas
Missouri River
Detroit Firm Buys Buffalo Factory
The Detroit Steel Products Co. has purchased a Buffalo factory for postwar production of prefabricated metal building materials. The total cost of the site expansion and installation of modern machinery is expected to approach $500,060, as reported by H. F. Wardwell.
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Buffalo
Detroit Steel Products Co
H. F. Wardwell
Adam Hat Promotes Stylish Headwear At Salina Street
Joan Edwards touts Adam Hat as the key to a hit look in the Hin. Parade. Ads note Adam Straws Panamas and Felts for coat comfort available at typical Adam values on 402 S. Salina Street.
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