U S and Australia move toward new diplomatic roles
The United States and Australia announce a plan to exchange ambassadors and elevate diplomatic ties amid growing Pacific security concerns. Robert Butter of St Paul is named ambassador to Australia, with Norman Makin named Australia’s first ambassador to the United States, reflecting a shift toward closer bilateral cooperation.
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Ph Cavell
Foi Regalians
Paylite
Tragnan
Senate
Robert Butter
St Punk Minny
Ars
United States
Classador
Austria
Miender
Norman Makin
Australia
Unityil
Forever Iinister
Australit
Neto T. Johnson
Ae Fae E
Fitern
Delweun Presilenkromin
Aeling
St Des Acheson
I Taina
EL. Ve Evatt
Evatt
White House
Wishington
Pacific
Japan
Commonwealth
England
Butler
St. Lovie
St. Paul
Aleman Heads In Mexican Election Amid Complaints
Mexico City Aleman led Padilla by narrow margins based on incomplete returns from 12 states and several boxes in Mexico City and the federal district. Official results awaited, while Padilla’s party alleged irregularities. Violence noted with several deaths, yet overall election order reported. supporters listed for a youth group and local notices follow.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Institutional Revolutionaryity Area
Ezequiel Padilla
Ateman
Tamaulipas
Geny Do Angustin
Enriquez Calderon
PAWL
Mexico
P.D.M
PRL
Polly
Aleman
P.T
Pachuca
Hidalgo
Electoral — Commission
East Side Thy Mountain View Mame Bue unit meeting
East Side Thy Mountain View unit will hold its pine picnic tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Guy Parton 2 Darmiuutn Street. Covered dishes and sandwiches brought by the members will be served at noon. Miss Martha Rose heads the committee. Attendees will assemble at School 45 at Ahaan. Each member is asked to bring their own table set.
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Thy
Mountain View
Mame Buereau
Pine Nic
Guy Parton
Darmiuutn Street
Martha Rose
Stranger
Harold Shaver
Mel
Albert Smith
Albert Ephens
al Ahaan
Local notices and visitations across towns and clubs
Ray Mertorn and the Dorens Circle meet in the church hall on Monday while the Ever Ready Class gathers at Mrs. Earl Wing’s home tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Pratt of Troy visits Milford Bornt and family. Richard Osborne recovers at his daughter’s home after an operation at Niagara Hospital. Mamie Pilagerald accompanies her sister to Niagara Falls for a few days. Mowsid B. Tate returns from a weekend with son Stanton Tate in Beatt Field. Howard Robinson of Bayonne and Mrs. Ella Robinson stay for the summer with Mra. M. C. Snyder. Legislation for GIs expands civil service relief in several states. lines up veterans seeking public service jobs with the Second Baptist Church group attending a conference.
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Dorens
Church Hall
Earl Wing
Mary Pratt
Troy
Milford Bornt
Richard Osborne
Robert Bulman
Niactian Hospital
Mamie Pilagerald
Leo Costella
Green Island
To & Nouns
Niagara Falls
Mowsid B. Tate
Stanton Tate
Air Corps
Beatt Field
Howard ‘Robinson
Bayonne
N. 2
Mra
M.C. Snyder
Ella Robinson
Goering and wife linked to extortion fortune claim
Investigators said Hermann Goering and his wife profited from an extortion scheme involving prisoners in concentration camps. They describe her as the go-between who phoned relatives to claim “released” prisoners and kept jewels and marked goods from the racketeering. Estimates place profits in the billions, with ties from individuals to major industries and even national interests.
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Nuernberg
Bayny Sonneman
Aghress
Tablere Wann Coorlig
Goering
Chicago
Martha
Tes
Indies
Reamtsma
Goering Mystery In Aviation Field Details Unclear
A fragmentary report discusses a Goering related aviation mystery with claims of large tax sums and dubious payments. It mentions Goering stock, a 14 million minute error, and investigators examining "coIelene TM Ww tax" aspects, with obscure references to aviation ministers and a publisher named Smith.
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coIelene
Goering
Smith
Aeruiny
Oran- Herat Pecsnaston Goering
Wisconsin Publisher Elected to Head Elks
Sheboygan Press editor and publisher Charles Troughton was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks, succeeding Wade Kepner. A longtime member and former grand trustee, he leads about 800,000 Elks across 1,100 lodges in the order's first national convention since before World War II.
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New York
Charles Troughton
Sheboygan
Wis
Yeaterday
Benevolent Ad Protective Order of Elks
Freighton
Arave
Mhabwnan
Board of Grand
Rustee
New Post
Wade H. Kepner
Wheeling W. Va
Elks
Order
Hirohito Guided Manchuria Plan At Tribunal
A reported statement from Hirohito and references to a wartime tribunal describe his awareness of Japan’s Manchuria occupation and the chain of command. The trial centered on responsibility of former premier Hideki Tojo and other war planners. Prosecutors cited telegrams linked to the Mukden incident and the invasion in North China.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Privy Council
Pnetty
Manchuria
Hide
Tula
Ila
Hla
Silio Arakel
Hiroludo
Araki
North China
Mandara
Mokden
Cansis
Mukden
Enron Kifura Shidehara
Hwanlung
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Imdlebrook Musical Instruments
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Gettysburg
Robert KE. Lee
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Ivath
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Modernella Beauty Shop
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Truart
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Third Street
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