Chinese forces close in on Shanghai area in slow advance
Chinese commanders said units advanced toward Shanghai reaching Huwangyen 175 miles south of the city. Elsewhere Chinese spearheads clashed with Japanese rearguards near Taichow Bay as the pursuit continued from Chin ese-occupied Wendi. Fighting persisted around Liuchow and the Hangchow corridor with guerrilla actions near Iwo and railway depots resisting Chinese efforts.
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Chungking
China
Okinawa
Huwangyen
Shanghai
Linchow
Seu Miles
Ywangyen
Taichow Bay
Wendi
Hangchow
Iwo
Liuchow
U. S
South
United Nations Debate Over Veto Powers Intensifies
At the UN the big five veto issue dominates talks with small states pressing for limit on veto use. Australia’s Herbert Evatt and Senator Tom Connally spar over assembly debating rights as the body eyes broader discussion of international disputes. Russia seeks limitations while a quick compromise yields a hint of a future world town meeting.
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Security Council
Australia
Herbert V. Evartt
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Russia
Naval industry hampered by shortages in manpower and more
Valdosta Georgia June 25 AP Warthey Langdale reports manpower food and equipment shortages seriously handicap the naval stores industry’s efforts to meet stepped up resin production demands.
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Valdosta, Ga
Naval Store
Wartey Langdale
Internal Revenue adds 100 agents to chase tax evaders
Atlanta reports the Internal Revenue Department will add over 100 special agents to its Georgia staff as part of 450 new agents across five states. P K Sanders notes the effort targets income tax evaders while Marion H Allen cites $200,444 collected in the past three weeks.
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Atlanta
The
Internal Revenue Department
Georgia
P. K. Sanders
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
Tennessee
Marion H. Allen
Internal Revenue
LEND LEASE in Asiatic theater discussed by Crowley
Crowley testifies that European lend-lease is cut back after Germany's defeat and may end for Belgium Netherlands and France by year end. He foresees Eximbank loans filling gaps as lend-lease winds down. He notes disruptions to shipments including to Russia and partial aids to Italy while U.S. troops remain, warning against unrest and disease.
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Crowley
Germany
Belgium
Holland
France
Bantki
Siberia
Far East
Japan
Italy
U. S
Senator Vandenberg Endorses Charter Peace Agency Roles
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan states he can discuss and make recommendations on any subject within the charter or related to any part of the peace agency. The remark highlights his broad advisory capacity and involvement in agency matters.
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Lord Haw-Haw Claims He Was Born American
London reports William Joyce asserting that his American birth is central to his defense against British treason charges for wartime broadcasts as Lord Haw-Haw. The Bow Street hearing heard Joyce claim British subject by birth in 1933 and on passport renewals, noting his Brooklyn birthplace and his father’s naturalized American status.
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London
William Joyce
Lord Haw -Haw
Bow Street
Joyce
Germany
Derkimer St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joyee
America
Funds To Complete Liquidation Of FEPC Approved
Washington June 25 AP The House Appropriations Committee approved a 125000 fund to liquidate the Fair Employment Practices Committee, limiting FEPC operations to liquidation after July 1. The panel said the amount would wind up FEPC in three months, one fourth of the 599000 President requested for a full year. If FEPC becomes statutory, the 125000 would be used for normal FEPC activities with a new appropriation. The panel also recommended a 174500000 budget for OPA for the coming year, despite House approval of a one year extension.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Congress
FEPC
Appropriations Committee
OPA
House
Senate
Treasury Department
CPA
Banking
Appropriations
No Trace Found of Americans Captured on Okinawa Island
With the Seventh Division in Okinawa June 25 AP reports no trace of American prisoners or their bodies after searches. Col J M Mickey Finn of the 32nd Regiment says bodies were examined in caves near Hill 89 where a Japanese HQ stood, but no missing soldiers found. Several hundred of the missing in action are believed captured, per military authorities.
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Okinawa
J. M
Mickey) Finn
Astoria
Ore
32Nd
Hill 89
Markets Rally as British Stocks Lead Morning Gains
New York markets rise with rails and utilities among strongest movers while cotton slips. Chicago livestock markets show steady to higher cattle and hog prices as futures hedges and short covering support overall activity.
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New York
Coventne
Fifty-Seventh Annual Colored District Sunday School Session
The Fifty-Seventh Annual session of the District Sunday School and B T D Convention (Colored) opened at Providence Baptist Church with Rev. A F Ponder presiding. Highlights included sermons by Rev J H Butts and Rev H J Jackson, tributes to fallen workers, and remarks linking evangelism with the B Y P U and EB T U. G H Kennedy, Clerk of the Association.
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Thomasville Association
Colored
Providence Baptist
A. F. Ponder
Quitman
J. H. Butts
T. S. Cathaway
First Baptist Church
EB. T. U
S. S. Spencer
John J. Hopkins
J. J. Swickland
H. J. Jackson
A. B
Antioch Baptist Church
Valdosta
Broadnax
Earth
Be.r. Searcy
F. A
B. Church
G. H. Kennedy
Association
Hog and farm market wrap from Thomasville and Chicago
Hog receipts at eight major packing plants show steady slaughter hog prices with mixed weights ranging from under 130 pounds to over 270 pounds. Butter and eggs in Chicago firm with varied grade prices, while New York cotton futures edge up on limited trading amid price control news. Chicago cash grain reports note no wheat sales and assorted yellow corn and oats quotes.
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Thomasville
CWEA
Cgeotatn
Werth Morida
Alabama
New York
OTTON
Chicago
Savanna Turpentine Weekly Market Summary
Savannah turpentine and rosin market report shows offerings and sales with high stock levels. Prices remain at ceilings and receipts include Saturday data with no shipments noted.
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin
Two Nazi Spies Commuted Death Sentences to Life
President Truman commuted the death sentences of Nazi spies William Curtiss Colepaugh and Mark Gimpel to life imprisonment. Captured after landing from a German submarine at Frenchmans Bay, Maine on November 29, 1944, they were tried by a T-man military commission at Governors Island, New York. The action follows War Department recommendations and cites Wilsonian precedent from World War I.
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Washington
Truman
William Curtiss Colepaugh
Mark Gimpel
Frenchmans’ Bay
Governors Island
N. Y
War Department
Secretary of War
Wilson
Department
MacArthur
Senators Mull Over Parity Pricing and Meat Amendments
Lawmakers debate striking an amendment to empower the agriculture secretary over food and require OPA clearance. The Patman Tex meat amendment, passed 372 to 3, would allow unlimited slaughter in plants certified as sanitary and permit army purchases without federal inspection if certified.
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Rep. Anderson
R-Minn
Secretary of Agriculture
OPA
House
Agriculture Department
Army
Classified Ad Rates and Policies for Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise outlines telephone accepted classified ads with receipt on payment and copies for questions. Rates listed per line with time-based scales, minimum three lines, 12 oclock deadline, ads not responsible for more than one insertion, ads taken over phone.
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Times-Enterprise
Lee’s arrest highlights ongoing probe
A fragmented clipping notes an arrest connected to a broader investigation. The report mentions Lee and unnamed associates, with references to authorities pursuing additional details and potential charges as the case develops.
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City Fruit Co
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