Greek King to Meet Red Cross Officials in Washington
King George of Greece arrives in Washington for talks with Red Cross leaders on relief for his homeland. He will lay a wreath at Arlington Cemetery and visit Mount Vernon, then dine with Secretary Cordell Hull.
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Washington
George
Greece
Teafay, Harting
Arlinge
P Tan
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Cordell Hull
Greek Republic
Yard
Axis Inevaders
White House
King George
Ballimore
Ohio Newsman Wins Harvard Nieman Fellowship
Cambridge Mass June 1 William OA Townes of the Clevelandress was among 36 newspapermen who received Nieman fellowships today allowing one year of unrestricted study at Harvard University. Erwin W. Kieckhofer former United Press night editor in Chicago was also on the list of Nieman fellows.
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Cambimidge
Mass
William OA. Townes
Clevelandress
Harvard University
Erwin W. Kieckhofer
United Press
Chicago
Nieman
Clevelander Files for Ohio Supreme Court Nomination
Hardy William C. Dion of Cleveland filed petitions with the secretary of state seeking the Democratic nomination for the Ohio Supreme Court. Dion, a former state rebel director under Governor Davey, later served a six week term on the La Court bench.
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Columbus
Fine Hardy
William C. Dion
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Ohio Supreme Court
J. Dian
Davey
Predict Line Ready For Use Dec 1
Washington June 11 Roosevelt planned to announce a scrap rubber drive as officials rush a new 24 inch oil pipeline from Tangview Texas to Salem to relieve East Coast shortages. The line, with 20 000 to 30 000 barrels daily, aims to fuel fuel oil and possibly gasoline, easing rationing fears this winter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Production Board
Tangview
Tex
Salem M
WPH
Donald
Office of Petroleum Coodinator
Atlantic Sea
Oll Welton
Satem
OPC
Salem
Fantic Seaboard
Bridgeport
Stoy
Martinsville
Lima
Ohio
Ohio River
Barees
Pittsburgh
Columbus Voters Reject Levy for Real Estate Operations
Columbus residents vote down a proposed 232 million real estate levy aimed at operating costs. The decision comes amid a Tuesday election as communities around the Great Lakes area see shifts.
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Columbus
Chicago
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Mistaken Identity Leads to Jail in Tulsa Cruiser Case
In Tulsa Oklahoma two intoxicated young men mistook a cruising police car for a taxi and hailed it, resulting in their arrest. The incident highlights misidentification and safety concerns in nighttime city areas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Food Board Meets for Crop Outlook Reports
The Food Board opens its first meeting to discuss apportionment of American food among the United Nations. Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard and R. H. Brand of the British food recognizing group will review department reports on principal crops and stock, with forecasts for shipments to Britain and domestic production updates. The board aims to publish a comprehensive view of probable food production based on June 2 estimates, including wheat, oats, and barley projections and current stock levels.
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United Nations
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude BR. Wickard
Agriculture Department
Wickard
R. H. Mrand
Loral
Piritain
Tootal
SLO
Brand
United States
Britain
Agriculture
Ubeat
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Tran
United States OF America
Office OF Price Administration
Uant
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Widy
Raii
Tata
Ene
Flae Mosel
Ween
Meee
L. Fas Alvptorists
Naw
Bock
tAcme Telephew
Ohio Newsman
Harvard
Uncle Sam
Second Street
Elyric, Ohio
Royal Naval Service
Queen Elizabeth
Queen
Plymouth
Wady
Edad
Farnih
Aor
Impreate Aterk St Pier
Jurthoir
Elyria
Food Board
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