U S Sub Sunk Japs Biggest Flat Top Carrier Taisho Sinks
The Taisho flagship of Japan's fast carrier force was torpedoed and exploded in the Philippine Sea on June 18 1944. Another carrier Chokaku was sunk the same day. Capt Ohmae told AP the first battle of the Philippine Sea sealed Japan's loss of sea power in the Pacific and failed to stop U S air and sea superiority.
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Yokyo
Japan
U.S
Philippine Sea
Amierican
Toshikazu Qohmae
Associated Press
Adiar
Jisupure Ozawa
Saipan
Ohman
Ozawa
Vulsey
U. S. Third Fleet
Ohmae
Pacific
Marianas
United States
mid-Pacific
Onmae
Ohmac
Truman renominates Red Cross chief and picks new appointees
President Truman reappointed Basil O Connor of New York as national chairman of the American Red Cross for a one year term. White House secretary Charles G Joss said additional appointments to the Red Cross central committee include William L Clayton Jed M Vinson Norman Tirk Tom Clark and Ross T McIntyre Vinson’s post is new while the others were reappointed Vinson replaces Daniel Bell who is retiring as undersecretary of the Treasury.
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Washington
Ureman
Basil O'Connor
New York
American Red Cross
O'Connor
Charles G. Joss
White House
William L. Clayton
Treasury
Jed M. Vinson
Norman Tirk
Tom Clark
Ross T. McIntyre
Navy
Vinson
Daniel Bell
the Treasury
Fragmentary account of domestic violence case with vague names
The text shows a fragmented report about a man pressuring his wife and harming a child to obtain money. It mentions a wife, a son Floyd, a person named Nevins, and a reference to a Sherlock pair who had separated about two months prior.
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Floyd
Nevins
Sherlock
Sherlocks
Lansingburg High Ahead In Bond Drive
The final figures of bond pledges were announced by four Lansingburg high schools in the Victory Bond Contest. Lansingburg High leads with 128 percent of quota at $99,725, Catholic Central High 115 percent at $32, La Salle Institute about 128 percent at $119,225, and Troy High School 56 percent at $126.80. Total pledges reach $660,173, 98 percent of the four schools’ quota, praised by the War Bond Enhance Committee led by Barnard Townsend. Catholic Central and LaSalle are near tied for second. postcards will be sent to pledgers who have not yet purchased bonds beginning Saturday to prompt purchase through issuing agencies.
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Lansingburg High
Nest
Catholic Central High
la Salle Institute
Troy High School
Rensselaer County
Barnard Townsend
Catholic Central
LaSalle
Gye
Scientists Have New Bug Killer
Wisconsin researchers from the University of Wisconsin Agriculture department developed sabadilla from a plant seed. The compound, not new, was repurposed as an insecticide with selective potencies and is safe for warm-blooded animals. It can be used in dilute mixtures to target specific pests while avoiding full DDY-like broad kill.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin College of I Agriculture
Texas
Mexico
Central America
California
Wisconsin
T. C. Allen
Department of Economic Entomoloy
Faces Prison for Slaying of Wife
Sherlock, a 41 year old Olean mechanic, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the strangulation slaying of his estranged wife Blyttle 27 of Black Creek. Sentenced to twenty years to life at Attica State Prison by Justice William A Munson. Police found Mrs Sherlock's body in a room he rented in Olean after her stepbrother reported she was being detained.
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Little Valley
Herbert Ire Sherlock
Attica State Prison
Blyttle
Black Creek
State Supreme Court
William A. Munson
Sherlock
Joseph A. Nevins
Fa Cattaraugus Couny
Solitary Player Ends His 100000th Game Covington Star
Covington Kentucky report notes Abbott, a reputed world solitaire champion, claims completion of his 100000th game in the Kentucky Fest. He reports wearing out sixty five decks, and he estimates would have won 146619 if playing for money, totaling about 225 days of play.
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Covington
Covington Falls
Abbott
Kentucky
Kuld Abbott
The
Post
Fragmented clipping on infant care device described in 1945 Troy Record
A partial 1945 Troy Record passage discusses a home baby care device named Baby Tender used on a diapered infant Debby. It notes the mother’s routine, the baby’s indoor confinement, feeding, washing, and play, with Prof Skinter defending the device’s health implications.
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Troy Record
Ikea
Ney
Skinnera
Skinter
Hag
Dewey To Be Greeted Here Today At Dinner
Governor Thomas E. Dewey arrives in Troy for a Victory Dinner honoring Republican leadership and Congressman Dean P. Taylor. He plans to tour local industries, housing, and education, then present valor medals at the Armory before a reception at The Hendrick Hudson.
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Hendrick Hudson
Thomas E. Dewey
Taylor
Troy
Dewey
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
G.Q.P
Armory
Professor Skinner builds home made crib in Bloomington
Bloomington psychologist Professor B F Skinner and wife Debby’s germ free home within a home for their baby daughter has sparked a debate between modern and old fashioned parenting. The insulated box with glass side is temperature and humidity controlled, used daily by Debby since infancy and expected to be used until age three.
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Jundiana
Bloomington
Ind
Ins
B. F. Skinner
Skinner
Indiana University Psychology Staf
Debby
Fioe
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