Russians Define State Secret and Penalties for Disclosure
Moscow reports the presidium of the supreme Soviet issued decrees defining state secrets and setting penalties up to 20 years in a labor camp for any disclosure. The decrees apply to citizens abroad and at home, covering intentional and unintentional leaks and loss of documents. Categories include military, economic, non military discoveries, and miscellaneous information.
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Supreme Soviet
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Radio Today
Drive to Set an Official Yen Exchange Rate Likely
Washington reports an American push to establish an official yen rate as limited private trade with Japan is set to resume August 15. The wartime yen was pegged at two cents under MacArthur, with experts to determine a fair value for goods as Allied trade returns.
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Washington
Japan
General MacArthur
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MacArthur
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U S Autos in Poland Unloaded for Government Use
The Danish steamer Gudrun discharged 63 American made automobiles in Gdynia Poland for distribution to government ministries and agencies. The cargo will be recognized by the court of ministers as not intended for public dissemination.
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Gdynia
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Gudrun
Cour of Ministers
Spence Legion Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting
The T. L. Spence Jr. American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion home on North Broad. Mrs. J. Furman Stewart presided and District President Mrs. E. T. Hughes installed new officers. A Sun Shine Ladies hospice note and a 25 cent dues increase were approved.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
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J. Furman Stewart
E. T. Hughes
New Longer Skirts Debut Mark a Style Reboot
The article notes a shift toward longer skirts after a era of shorter hems. It argues the new dresses offer more coverage and practicality, reducing exposure while preserving femininity.
Shepherd's Pool Opens to Public With Free Picnic Grounds
The pool at Shepherd's Park is now open for public use offering free picnic grounds. Visitors can enjoy swimming and outdoor meals in the new facility and family seating areas.
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Shepherd’s Pool
Local society notes highlight dancers students and graduates
Recitals feature Porter's Dance and a Albany teacher Gla dys Pace Calloway. Worth Upchurch Jr returns from University of Georgia with guest Joe Baker of Sanford. Fleming brothers finish Emory and Ga Tech degrees while John Watts at Johns Hopkins. College friends in town: Truman King and Virginia Crawford entertain. A flurry of engagements brides and summer visits fill the scene as Ga U graduates prepare to depart.
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Albany
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Joe Baker
Sanford
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U. of Ga
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S. W. Fleming
Emory U
Dick Wagner
Getto Gethers
Bobby Scoggins
Ga. U
ICC Receives 11 Petitions on FEC Acquisition Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission faces 11 petitions for modification and rehearing of its May 20 ruling to allow Atlantic Coast Line to acquire Florida East Coast Railway for 40.5 million dollars. Florida officials claim the decision misstates evidence and law, while St. Joe Paper Co and other railroads join in criticizing the ruling.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Alfred I. Dupont Trust
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company
Southern Railway System
Marshall Approves Resolution On United Europe Concept
Secretary of State Marshall backs a Senate resolution favoring a united Europe within the United Nations framework. He stresses non imposition and that Europe’s future should be decided by European peoples, responding to Fulbright Thomas Boggs proposal.
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R-Mich
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Senate
House
Army Air Forces Order 100 B 36 Bombers
Fort Worth a Tex June 10 AP The Army Air Forces announced they have ordered 100 B 36s the world's largest bomber. The six engine aircraft can carry 10 000 pounds of bombs 10 000 miles and are built by the Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation at its plant in Fort Worth.
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Betty and family plan Greensboro trip to visit relatives
Betty and an unnamed party depart in the morning for Greensboro North Carolina to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Louis White and grandson Tommy They will return Sunday with Carol and Tommy who will stay about two weeks.
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Greensboro
N. C
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Tommy
Sunasy
Carol
New Telephone Workers Union Receives Invite
Miami Beach June 10 AP The Communications Workers of America CWA shows signs of inviting the new telephone union to join another labor group Dan Tracy president of the AFLs International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers sends Harry Broach to the CWA convention The move signals a possible join offer and CWA consideration Also some members push to become a CIO union TWOCpo has been formed CIO has set up the TWOC organizing committee Some CWA leaders attack TWOC and say AFL Electrical Workers ad campaign won t change much The new union succeeded the National Federation of Telephone Workers after a recent strike
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Fla
Communications
Workers of America
Dan Tracy
AFL
International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
CWA
Harry Broach
Washington
Broach
Eletrical Workers
CIO
Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
Twocco
Joseph A. Beirne
TWOC
AFL Electrical Workers Hald
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Italy's Press Ignores War Declaration Anniversary
Rome reports show the Italian press focused on current economic issues as it marked the seventh anniversary of Italy's declaration of war on France and England. Only L ora D Italia gave any space, noting with a half column the date and reflecting on losses and fate.
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France
England
Rome
Italy
L’ora D’ Italia
Commission prioritizes Japanese war industry dismantling and reparations
The Commission ordered removal of modern plants and banking operations tied to Japan's wartime industry as part of reparations. The directive to Gene MacArthur directs seizure of facilities and equipment, aiming to break up Japan's large industrial networks while considering peacetime economic impacts.
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Ie Commission
Spouley
Gene MacArthur
Japan
Zabatsu
Union students must pass driving course to graduate
Union high school in Salinas California mandates a compulsory driver education course for graduation. The policy requires all seniors to complete the course before receiving diplomas, affecting the class of 2024 graduates and prompting discussion among families.
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