Communists plan to seize major Chinese cities amid civil war
In North China fighting tightens near Peiping and Nanking as leader Chiang Kai-Shek tours frontlines. The North Shensi radio quotes a June 10 directive urging cities as essential to final victory, instructing Red forces to spare cities even if changed hands and to abandon guerrilla tactics.
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Nanking
Peiping
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Northwest China
Ho Ying-Chin
North Shensi Radio
Wallace third party movement forms in Ohio after RNC ignore
Izvestia bypassed the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia and reported on the creation of a Wallace third party in Ohio. Edward Hummel had banned the party from the ballot, with a State Supreme Court hearing pending on Wallace supporters’ appeal.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio
Edward Hummel
State Supreme Court
Wallace
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH a denture powder that tightens upper and lower plates, provides a firmer fit and more comfort with no gummy taste. It is alkaline, non acidic, and helps prevent denture odor. Available as PASTEETH at drug stores.
Four Cases Heard In Alameda Court
Four cases were on the docket at Alameda police court on a Wednesday morning. Verla Smith of 1317 South Fourth was fined five dollars for running a red light. Albert G. Hanson of Merced forfeited a one hundred dollar bond on a reckless driving charge. Larry Bradley of route 2 north forfeited a five dollar bond on operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license. Barbara Kelly of 559 South Ninth forfeited a ten dollar bond on speeding.
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Verla Smith
Albert G. Hanson
Merced
Calif
Larry Bradley
Route 2
North
Barbara Kelly
South Ninth
Tone Burns at Kure Navy Yard After Salvage Tow
The Japanese cruiser Tone, raised from the Inland Sea for salvage, caught fire at the Kure naval dockyards on a Wednesday. Acetylene torches set off flareups as oil stored nearby ignited, recalling Tone’s former status as flagship of the combined fleet and its wartime sinkings.
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Kure
Japan
Tone
Greeks Press Rebel Attack in Grammos Mountains
Greek second and tenth divisions struck the guerrilla pocket in Grammos near Albania. The ninth division moved toward a junction with the first or fifteenth division after capturing Vourbiani and breaking the rebel line from Nestorion. Some guerrillas reportedly crossed into Albania and back to Greece while being shelled from Albanian territory. the rebel force is estimated at 7,000 under attack.
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Athens
Grammos
Albania
Vourbiani
Nestorion
Greece
Tissue types and connective structure overview
The excerpt describes connective tissue varieties including white fibrous tissue cartilage and bone. It explains functions binding supporting a framework, healing wounds by scar formation, forming adhesions that can cause bowel obstruction, and aging affects tissue by crowding other tissues and limiting activity.
GE to raise prices on industrial motors generators
General Electric announced price hikes in several industrial lines to take effect July 1. Industrial motors and generators over one horsepower rise five percent, industrial control equipment climbs ten percent. Household equipment prices were raised last week.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Tornado Strikes Southeastern Nebraska and Iowa Killing One
Scores of farm buildings lay in rubble as a tornado tore through southeastern Nebraska and Iowa late Tuesday. The storm killed 31 year old farmer Harry Badberg near Talmage Nebraska and left several others injured.
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Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Harry Badberg
Talmage
Helen C. Thomas to Serve Mission
Helen C. Thomas 32 daughter of Mrs Martha Thomas Walters a member of the Thomas ward of the Blackfoot LDS stake will depart for a California mission on June 30 A farewell party was held in her honor at Thomas High School Priday she left Sunday for Salt Lake City to enter the mission home for a week of instruction before leaving Miss Thomas a former Pingree school teacher joined the Wacs serving in the United States and in France and Germany Since her release she taught a year in Rockford and last year in the Irving school Blackfoot
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Thomas
Helen Caroll Thomas
Martha Thomas Walters
Thomas Ward
Blackfoot
California
Salt Lake City
Miss Thomas
Pingree
Wacs
United States
France
Germany
Rockford
Irving
Doctor's home remedy for hemorrhoids pills and suppositories
Irregular promotional notice offering Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment or Suppositories as a doctor formula for relief of anal irritation and swelling. Claims speedy action and urges purchase at drug stores with label instructions.
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Thornton & Minor
Idaho and Montana Delegations Avoid Unit Rule Debate
Idaho and Montana Republican delegates avoided public discussion on unit rules at closed caucuses. Leaders gave little comment while Dewey’s faction is believed to hold majorities. Delegates criticize convention recognition of their rules as generally rejected.
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Philadelphia
Idaho
Montana
C. A. Robins
Thomas E. Dewey
Blackfoot Rotary Plans Inter-City Meeting Attendance
Thirteen Blackfoot Rotary members will attend the inter-city meeting in Pocatello Thursday evening, pledges reported by Bert Brady of the Pocatello club after his Tuesday visit. Dr. Kenneth McInnes shared postwar Greece experiences from his army service establishing State Department facilities, noting widespread English speakers who had been in America.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Pocatello
Bert Brady
Pocatello Club
Kenneth McInnes
Greece
State Department
America
Growth by Cell Division in Health and Nutrition
The article explains cell growth through division, noting most cells divide into two, some into four, and detailing the roles of nutrition and oxygen in cell reproduction. It describes nuclear changes, chromosome behavior, cell constriction, and how tissue forms from nourished cells, ending with tissue varieties and organization.
Fall Kills Worker at Cesspool Drill Tower
Ernest Roessler, 35, died after falling from the tower of a cesspool drill on Tuesday. He landed on his head as his brother Ray watched the accident. In Twin Falls, cafe owner R C Fowler suffered major injuries when his car left a highway south of Jerome.
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Cesspool
Ernest Roessler
Ray
Twin Falls
R. C. Fowler
Jerome
Taft Seen as Easy Opponent for GOP Nomination
Rep Walter K. Granger of Utah says if Democrats ran the Republican national convention, Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio would be nominated and would be the easiest candidate for the Democrats to beat. He adds that Sen Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan would be the toughest matchup.
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Salt Lake City
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Walter K. Granger
Utah
Taft
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
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