Peace Pledges Mark World-wide Memorial Rites
Worldwide memorial services honor soldiers from World War II and earlier conflicts. Leaders including President Truman address calls for world peace and unity, while ceremonies at Arlington and Nettuno commemorate the dead.
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Salter
Arlington Caimelory
Bradley
Janter Tien
Brailey
Ha Toni
Tabor
Adin
Robert Be Chenin
Nuesking
Washington
Saverti
Atty Beathhead Snevices
Goi
Tobi Gh
Len
Nettuno
U N Probers Close Books On Spain
United Nations probes in Madrid and French Indochina report partial access to archives and documents, with intelligence on migration and rebels. discussions note completion of material before Council meeting next week, while broader aims to influence world opinion are stressed by officials.
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New York
Unie
Iuica Spat
Euunatt
neUkry
Unireet
Wits
Cheelgel
Conmmete
United States
Sone
Herbert
Vant
Aulralian
United Nationalaurees
Indochina
Menbers
Une
Lumlan
Moxsige Haleen Kent
Myesidertl
Truman
Stalin
Mnt Generalissi
Chiang Karshek
Saigon
Snl
Cuina
Bishops Rally Against Allied Policies In Occupied Germany
A Western Germany born German official denounces Allied occupation policies as offensive and derogatory to the German state. A U S Army officer warns that the revolt procedures in Soviet-occupied Germany reflect a nightmare, with hundreds of thousands of German war prisoners subjected to slave labor under military government.
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London
UMM Villian
Cathaire Hishapa
Western
Germany
Sauron
Train Struck Kill at Linctlh Street Crossing in Brazil
A person was struck and killed by a train early yesterday at the Linctlh Street crossing in Mayan Valley Kaward site Vilea Brazil. The accident occurred near the railroad line and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Kaward
Vilea
Linctlh
Crussing
Fragmented Scoreboard Blurs Across Leagues
A rough national scoreboard dump shows mixed results from the National and American Leagues with multiple unclear team spellings and stray figures. Key readable items include Boston beating Brooklyn ten eight and St Louis defeating Pittsburgh twelve to one, plus scattered results for New York Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago with several garbled names and postponed games.
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Philingsphila
New York
Philadelphia
Hyaolyn
Haston
Boston
Brooklyn
Chiago
Atomic Rays Kill Scientist In Los Alamos Lab
A Canadian born scientist died yesterday from radiation exposure after an incident at the Los Alamos atomic laboratory. Several others were injured May 20 while handling equipment. one aide acted to shield him from greater harm. Dr Slotha and colleagues, connected with the Manhattan Project, faced injuries as the mission continued. The deceased, Dr Slottie, held a PhD from University of London and came to Pie from Oak Ridge in December. He had worked with the Manhattan district since 1940.
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Laonis Hale Aelential
Canada
Army
Slotha
Jshy- Sitiata
Technicums
Los Alamos Atomignomh Laboratory
Br NE. Bredbuy
Ptojndh
Craditud Lr
Slottie
Aly
Brenter
Winnipeg
Atotin Witt Whanirind
Tle
University of Lamdun
Bagiind
Oak Ridge
Cnng
Manhattan
Lasklnear Distriet
WAA Plans to Open Surplus Sales Counters
Wartime era efforts show the War Assets Administration planning surplus sales at multiple Army and Navy posts. A tornado damaged Creston and surrounding Iowa areas, tearing roofs and derailing rail yards. Cleanup and inspections will determine storefront operations and distribution of salvaged goods.
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Washington
Neve Asset Administration
Ana Bush
Trey's 1946 Memorial Day Parade Honors War Dead
A large Memorial Day parade in 1946 drew thousands as citizens gathered to honor fallen soldiers. The procession included the grand marshal and Civil War veterans in a ceremonial route from Segond and Congreny Streets to St Mare Church, ending with a tribute at the war memorial.
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Wray
Herous
Ialumniee
M Guyer
Hinse
Ahhwr
Segond
Mommarat
PHI -Scuyler
PAR
Jowerth
Ihosy
Federal Stresty Bencn Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Chind Stent
Dawe
Strep
St Mare’ Church
A. Horlon
Troy
Rensselaer Conhiya
Raven
State of Siege Grips Bolivia Under Villarroel Regime
A state of siege was decreed by President General Alberto Villarroel to counter opposition activities. Authorities reported arrests of suspected subversives as the interior minister defended the move as preventing plans aimed at subversion and restoring stability for the people.
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la Pa
Botlvie
Slega
T Ie
Gnealberto Villirroel
Mammane Peranuis
Waa
Tol
Uerevatio
Vilarrool
Ue Peapie
Negro Gls Sentenced for White American Assaults
A man described as a German American Negro was sentenced for bearing arms and wounding three people during an attack on white Americans. The incident occurred yesterday at a location connected to a major army headquarters.
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Heidelberg
Gornmny
Jewish Chaplain Killed in Jeep Accident May 22
A Jewish chaplain, 27, died in a jeep accident on May 22 while serving with the Twisted Statew Foren in Armeda. Chaplain Tt. frank Goldenborg of Temple Rethel, Ullem, previously served from 1941 to 1945. The National Jewish Welfare Board's Army and Navy Activities committee announced the death.
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New York
Frank Goldenborg
Olytatedi Vionna
Committee On
Army and Navy
National Jewlabh Welfare Board
Yeatordiy
Chaplatty Gollwbarg
Avon Inne
Temple Rethel
Ullem
Agenbby
Memorial Day Death Toll Rumor Reported In Nation
Fatalities tallied across the United States on Memorial Day, with reports noting 64 deaths in nationwide incidents. The tally included drowning and violence, while safety officials warned of ongoing risks as holiday travel persisted.
Aral Leaders Rebuff Plan For Palestine
Arab delegates reject plans to admit more laws into Palestine and vow to resist evection of Jews from the Holy Land. A delegate asserts support for evacuation and independence, while states pledge to back Palestine recommendations amid international peace efforts.
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Holy Land
Nama
Prikwas
Elk States
Palestine
Ayriry Committee
Arab League
United Nasions Security Council
Unclear OCR Summary of Military Names and Events
A garbled historical notice lists several officers and places with uncertain roles. It mentions an honor graduate, addresses, and names like Maxwell, DoT, and Po var, but the text is fragmented and details are not coherent. No verifiable facts or sequence can be established from the readable fragments.
Chinese Reds Recapture Steel City Amid Manchuria War
Chinese Reds retake Ane Shan in Manchuria and erect a fortification in Harbin frame. Chiang Kai-shek and two top generals move from Mukden toward Changchun as government forces retake the city after five weeks in Communist hands. Marshall urges genuine aid without price, while peace talks in Nanking falter amid strained diplomacy.
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Democratic League
Nanking
Matke
Changetun
Mitketon
Ronshivive
Naiking
General Marshall
China
Marshall
Nanking Wei
Seek to End Food Secrecy in Wartime Supply
Washington Republicans demand the Agriculture Department reveal wartime food plans and civilian versus military allocations. The move aims to end secrecy by treating continued concealment as a criminal offense.
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Washington
America
Stettinius Resignation Reported Amid Truman Transition
Report from Washington states U.S. Secretary of State Edward Stettinius plans to resign as the new government forms under President Truman. Officials say Stettinius had expressed doubts about the United States joining a proposed international organization, and the move follows his brief hesitation amid reshaping of foreign policy.
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Haina
Bly
Atettindus
Ettoa Tata
Sarenky Couneih Aa
Rtste
Interiaeional Organization
Francisco
Paina
Btale
James M. Byrnes
Hard Coal Strike Shapes Labor Pact Talks In Washington
Unclear negotiations for a new labor pact hinge on ongoing hard coal strike and maritime dispute developments. President Truman faces pressure from both sides as talks resume with emergency measures debated, while industry and labor leaders weigh the impact on Senate action and broader labor management patterns.
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Washington
Hs Mostur
Wing CeniMie
Muet
Nike & Dreion
Congress May Control Soviet Loan
Congress may ratify or veto a $1 billion Soviet loan as the administration seeks to fund credit with the Export-Import Bank. The dispute centers on lending power, bank resources, and whether Russia should join international financial blocs. William M. Martin of the Export-Import Bank says Russia’s choice could split world trade into blocs.
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Russia
Hixport Import Bank
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Ue Bank
Asi
France
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Bink
Coneney Stilzation Fund
Wader
Brettan
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Uiat
United States
Brittny
Mussina
Ne Wereld Econome Dlocs
Nand
Breilain
Amperien
William ML. Martin
Exnort-Inport Biark
Rouse
Japanese Prisoners Reported in Siberia
Japanese soldiers said to be held in Siberia and other locations as labor groups. Reports cite officials and diplomats discussing prisoner status and wartime movements, with limited confirmation of details from Moscow and other capitals.
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Mie Forte
Anthiasnden
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Khaboraved
Sita
North
China
Manchuria
Siberia
Strikes Delay Production Three Months Across Economy
Upset by coal and other work stoppages, civil production head Joan Simailt warns production for autos and consumer goods is delayed by months. Porter notes price ceilings cannot yet be safely eased, estimating coal strikes alone cost billions and idle millions of workers. The broader economy faces prolonged postwar strain as April output shows declines.
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Joan DB. Simailt
al Jnash
Panty Porter
Atvice
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Ennes
Swati
Enal
IPA
Shieh
Yevard
Small
Cargo Plane Sets Record at Pope Field KC
A cargo aircraft, piloted by Leonard Donnelly of Boston, landed at Pope Field near Knox County California after a nonstop flight from an earlier city. The crew set a new official record for air cargo transport, with the flight duration and exact times noted by base authorities.
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Pam
Thom Riveraldo
Calif
Whiel
Caren
Dst
Leonard Donnelly
Boston
Dawadal
Pope Bieta
DO Traay
U.S. Sues Klan For Taxes
The government seeks tax payments from a Ku Klux Klan affiliate, claiming owed taxes and penalties amounting to tens of thousands of dollars. The suit targets past due assessments and references the 1920s era actions and named officials involved in pursuing court action.
Canada to Act in Strike Definite Proposals Set to Go
A report notes Ottawa plans to present definite proposals as talks move toward a larger summit. Leaders from parliament and government circles anticipate decisions by Monday, aiming to appease critics and avert broader disruption.
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Ottawa
Mimiatow
Wave Talks To Continue Today Amid Mine War Talks
A chaotic progress report describes wave talks continuing today between operators and unions over a new wage and welfare fund. Miners balk at concrete demands while government mediators seek a soft coal settlement and potential retroactive pay boosts.
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Uniiva
Bertheen
Kener
Thoin Kenny
Teascher
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di. i. Wapelner
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Lehigh Navigation Chia Company
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Sayy Liege
Lund
Biilwinoes
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Ant Dust Wear
Virginia Fills Glass Seat in Virginial Assembly Report
Virginia Gov Wila M. Tuck departed last night to Niagara Falls to announce Granville Burch of the Pith Copjreassional Dist as successor to the late U S Senator Quarter Neliss of Virginia. The governor planned to attend his funeral in Lebanon City and spoke of a conference of governors in Washington to discuss the Senate race and possible appointments.
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Wila M. Tuck
Granville Burch
Uss Sen
Neliss
Virginia
Washington
Buren
Wabhineton
Oeinhamn
Guvesnocs
Lyrichburn
Senter Gass
Navy Honors Dead At Memorial Service
Navy held a memorial for fallen sailors with services attended by family members and officials. Navy fighters conducted a flyover over the ceremony held at a Bay area venue, acknowledging the service members and their sacrifices.
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Brenibers
Adin A. Milieher
Sono
Bay Busket
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