Yorktown Joins Moth Ball Fleet
The Yorktown CV-10 known as The Fighting Lady and The Lucky is being placed in reserve after a storied career. She bears battle scars but retains historic memory as a first carrier of her class to enter Pacific action in 1943.
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Jucko" Clark
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Tallahassee
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Cal
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Indianapolis
Battleship records bold actions in World War II era events
After Japan's surrender the vessel faced ongoing combat memories from Wake Island to Okinawa. Its air and sea actions include shooting down 454 Japanese planes, destroying many more on land, and sinking 19 enemy ships with thousands of shells fired. Now retired, she rests in Puget Sound.
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Moley Says: A Call to Reform Federal Spending
Moley argues yearlong debt acknowledgments offset subsidies and urges overhaul of agricultural and consumer subsidies. He warns of inflated prices and large war debt, urging public pressure to curb spending as the President and Budget Director cannot act alone.
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Head Not the Price for Punishment
Justice McLaughlin dismissed a charge of undue punishment against a Hamilton Montana teacher after the father of a pupil alleged ear pulling. The court admonished that the head is not the proper place for corporal punishment.
Zippers Used In Heart Operations
An Army motion picture shown to the American Medical Association demonstrates a surgical method using zipper like sutures to extract foreign objects from heart chambers. The procedure, performed during rapid, high risk moments, requires precise timing as blood spurts and a beating heart complicate withdrawal. One case reported recovery within four hours despite a 16 second irregular heartbeat episode.
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San Francisco
American Medleal Association
Fish Probably Was Loan Shark in Sydney River Catch
A wristwatch was found inside a blue 11 tent gear near George's River. Observers noted a series of shark findings including clothes, bags for feathers and potatoes, a shell, some graphed items, a few bottles of beer, and other debris.
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New Political Party Emerges in Goiania
Local politicians whisper about a new party named the Communist Christian Democratic Party of Brazil. Old-guard leaders fear the name may attract disaffected members from traditional parties seeking broad appeal across many groups.
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Benzit Upi
Polly Dleal
Cominunist Christian Demovcratic Party of
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His Kingdom for a Horse Must Be White
Sydney readers report odd superstitions around a white horse and a local craftsman named Piper seeking white horsehair for decoration. The piece blends quirky anecdotes with a note on the Chinese queue as a symbol of subjugation imposed in 1634 by the Manchus.
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Piper
Manchua
Philippines and United States negotiate aid and trade terms
The article notes Congress approving 620 million dollars for reconstruction and war damage claims, plus a 400 million direct government loan and 250 million loan via the Trotan Import Export Bank for Philippine projects. It mentions eight years of duty free imports, then tariff alignment with other nations over two years, and a push to allow American business to operate on the same terms. Debate frames this as American imperialism amid a Philippine constitutional change and defense considerations, with bases and national defense in play. Other notes include a Pompeii bakery stamp on low weight bread.
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United Roglure Syndicate
Waterford Youth Canteen Plans For Next Week
Waterford youth group considers opening a canteen at the Waterford Town Hall or nearby sites to aid local young people. The committee reports several proposed locations, including Quonset huts and a space on the second stone of the Town Hall, with no definite arrangements yet. Town Board meets with Supervisor Angus Garrett in charge, only bills auditing noted. Charles Clough reenlists in the Navy after two years of service and training at Quantico. Waterford faculty members plan summer courses at New York colleges and other nearby schools.
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New York
Corinth School Budget Election To Fill Vacancies
Town of Corinth to hold special election Wednesday July 10 to fill vacancies caused by the expiration of trustees Edward B Connolly and Maxwell A Parmenter. Voters will decide on budget plans and related proposals at noon.
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Corinth
Edward B. Connolly
Maxwell A. Parmenter
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