Destroyer Leads Torpedo Attack Against Japanese Cruisers
The 12th Naval District disclosed that an American destroyer spearheaded a torpedo strike on four Japanese cruisers in the Aleutians as U S forces tried to halt Japan from strengthening Attu and Kiska. Lt. Comdr. James M. Clute led the charge in the destroyer, enduring heavy fire and losses after successfully delivering torpedoes that likely crippled at least one heavy cruiser while the squad faced perilous odds.
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San Francisco
Aleutians
Attu
Kiska
12Th Naval District
Nv. S
U. S
U. S. Navy
James M. Clute
Richmond
Staten Island
Clute
Norito Relief For Neuritis Pain Promised
Four women report relief from neuritis and rheumatic pains including sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuralgia after using NORITO a fast acting formula. The ad promises quick relief with an ironclad guarantee. if the first three doses fail the money is refunded.
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Norito
Venus Brighter Than Daylight Seen In Daytime Sky
Science Service notes Venus remains bright and visible in daylight in June, with Jupiter evening companion. Maps show Venus and Jupiter in Cancer near Gemini and Leo, while Vega Deneb Altair Arcturus Spica and other first magnitude stars populate the June skies. Capella barely visible from 40 degrees north, and the Great Dipper aids locating poles.
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Science Service
iConylight
Venus
United States
Jupiter
Cancer
Gemini
Leo
Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Aquila
Altair
Earth
Arcturus
Bootes
Spica
Virgo
Deneb
Celestial Time Table and Moon Phases Digest
A celestial time table lists events from June with full moon at 11:00 a.m. on the 8th and 2:00 a.m. Mercury farthest west near sunrise. Moon distance 223,700 miles, summer solstice noted. Last quarter on the 24th, Moon passes Mars on the 25th, Venus eastward.
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Mercury
Mars
Venus
Shell refinery ends two day work stoppage
The Shell Deer Park refinery resumed operations after a voluntary arbitration decision by company and union leaders. Local 367 of the Oil Workers International Union authorized workers to return Sunday after a two day stoppage over a dispute that included an employee discharge.
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Houston UP
Shell
Deer Park
Oi Workers’ International Union
C. I0
Nazi Agents Aided Pearl Harbor Attack Plans
Washington PA described Nazi agent Bernard Julies Otto Kuehn as helping Japan prepare signals for reporting American fleet movements at Pearl Harbor five days before the December 1941 attack. Convicted February 1942, he was sentenced to death but commuted to fifty years hard labor. several family members were interned. The OWI cited FBI details and payments from Japanese officials to Kuehn, plus signals from dormer and beach house locations used for espionage.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Bernard Julies
Otto Kuehn
Honolulu
United States
Kuehn
Hawaii
Kuehao
OWL
Tokyo
Owi
Kalama
Freidel
Germany
Japan
Office of Naval Intelligence
Military Intelligence Service
War Department
Kuehns
Lanikai
OWT
Otojiro Okada
Tadaji Morimura
Leopold Kuehn
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmier
Reinhold Heydrich
Heydrich
Officers Elected By Arsenal Band
John Coleton was reelected director of Water vliet Arsenal Military Band at the annual meeting. New officers include F C Paterson as associate director Lieut R M Bacon secretary S J Hallan Jr and H B Gorham as representatives. The band performs at ball games shifts at the arsenal and ceremonies. It operates under the Arsenal Welfare Association and rehersals are 8 pm Monday.
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John Coleton
Watervliet Arsenal
Coleton
Arsenal
F.C. Paterson Assistars
R. M. Bacon
S. J. Hallan, Jr
H. B. Gorham
Arsenal Welfare Association
Metals Society To Visit Arsenal Tonight
Arsenal will host the Schenectady Chapter of the American Society for Metals this evening at the Officers' Club. Dinner for members and guests is at 6 45 p m. A lecture by H W McQuaid of Republic Steel Corp on National Emergency Steels will follow at 8 p m in the Broadway Building second floor auditorium. Those interested should contact Lieut Henry Musch at the Arsenal before tomorrow.
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Waterviiet Arsenal
Schenectady
American Society ‘For Metals
H. W. McQuaid
Republic Steel Corp
National Emergency Steels
At & Pm
Broadway
Henry Musch
Arsenal
Ramroth Woman Taken To Troy Hospital From Burden Lake
Mrs. George Ramroth of 61 State Street is confined to the Troy Hospital after being taken Saturday from the Ramroth summer home at Burden Lake.
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George Ramroth
State Street
Troy Hospital
Ramroth
Burden Lake
Military Honors for John T White Die in Idaho Service
Funeral services for John T White, a Valley Falls youth who died June 6 at Gowen Field Boise Idaho, were held from his home and Our Lady of Good Counsel Church with military honors at the grave. Rev John Whalen and Rev James Shaughnessy presided. Bearers included Pvt Wesley Downing and others. a firing squad from the Military Police Battalion fired over the grave at St John's Cemetery Schaghticoke. Fifteen members of Charles Waldron post American Legion conducted a ritual at the grave. WAVES say women can keep secrets and perform confidential work in communications and censorship.
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John T. White
Valley Falls
Gowen Field
Boise
Idaho
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
John Whalen
James Shaughnessy
St. Margareta Church
Rotterdam
Loretta
Hyland
Cyrus Wells
Francia Williams
Wesley Downing
William Oliver
James Cuomo
James Griggs
Ralph Frantz
J. G. Hugh Sharpe
Seaman
Richard Coonrant
Frantz
Bethlehem Pa
Millitary Police Battalion
Albany
St. John's Cemetery
Schaghticoke
John Farrington
William Dietendorf
Melrose
Father Whalen
Charles Waldron Post
le Bion
Comdr
Fragmented OCR Word List Some Readable Entities
A reader sees a garbled OCR fragment listing mixed items and clues. It includes numbers and stray phrases such as foods, public notices, and various unrelated terms, with no coherent event or clear subject. The readable parts mention public notices and a few scattered terms without a unifying narrative.
Court Reverses Flag Ruling on Salute and Religion
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, ruled it unconstitutional for public schools to expel students who refuse to salute the flag due to religious scruples. It upheld a lower court injunction against the West Virginia State Board of Education, reversing the 1940 Minersville ruling. Justice Jackson wrote the opinion. Justices Roberts and Reed dissented.
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Washington
MSW
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Minersville
Stone
Black
Douglas
Murphy
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