Vandenberg Backs San Francisco Charter For U N Ratification
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan announced he will push for Senate ratification of the UN charter despite acknowledged weaknesses. He pledged to sign the San Francisco charter and seek ratification with reasonable speed to help stop World War III before it starts.
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San Francisco
U.P
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
U. S
New World Organization
Senate
Vandenberg
Five Arrested For Gambling Held On Bond
Five men named E. B. Chitwood Cecil Gavin H Mitchell Fred Hall and Mike Montijo were arrested on gambling warrants by Undersheriff John Higgins and deputies at about 1 30 pm Sunday on Nogales highway near the old Vasquez place. Each man posted 300 cash bond.
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Justice of the Peace
Gardner
Mercer Johnson
John Higgins
E. B
Red) Chitwood
Cecil Gavin
H. Mitchell
Fred Hall
Mike Montijo
Higgins
Nogales Highway
Vasquez
John Doe
Chitwood
Citizen
Pima Cattlemen’s Club
West 29Th Street
Polish Unity Government to be Formed in Warsaw This Week
A Moscow dispatch reports the new Polish unity government will be formally established in Warsaw this week with Edward Osubka Morawski likely staying as premier and Stanislaw Mikolajczyk as vice premier. The United States and Britain plan to recognize the new regime while withdrawing recognition from the London exile government.
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Edward W. Roberts
London
U.P
Moscow
Warsaw
Edward Osubka-Morawski
Stanislaw Mikolajezky
United States
Britain
Italy
Germany
Middle-East
RAF
Glasgow
Jan Jagodzinski
Jagodzinski
Russia
Jan Drohorowski
Mikolajczyk
New Unity
Navajos Given Prison Terms At Prescott
Seven Navajo Indians were sentenced in Prescott federal court for assaulting two Indian service officers during a January protest of a federal range conservation order. Rates ranged from one year to 18 months, with bonds set at $1000 on appeal. The attackers beat Range Supervisor Rudolph Zweifel, Range Rider Roy Palmer, and Zweifel’s wife. other indictments were dismissed.
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Prescott
Ariz
Indian Service
U. S
Albert M. Sames
Tucson
Zweifel
Palmer
Rudolph Zweifel
Roy Palmer
Capitan Bennally
Henry Brown Clah
Chee
Ned Yabenay
Henry Salt Clah
Evan Denet Tsosie
Henry Lee Bennally
Cholera Epidemic Grips Chungking Capital
Cholera reaches epidemic proportions in Chungking with 4000 cases since June 7 and about 800 deaths. All city areas closed to American personnel as U S troops barred from Chinese restaurants. Army doctors vaccinated over 4000 Chinese assistants and coolies around U S installations.
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Chungking
U.P
U. S
House May Provide For Liquidation Of FEPC
The House appropriations committee approved 125000 dollars for liquidation of the Fair Employment Practices Committee. If approved by Congress this would end FEPC operations after July 1 with wind up in about three months. The committee also proposed a 174,500,000 dollar budget for OPA for the coming year.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Congress
FEPC
OPA
Truman Conference Address to Air at Four P.M.
KTUC and KVOA will broadcast President Harry S. Truman addressing the closing session of the San Francisco conference at 4 p m tomorrow Mountain Standard Time.
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KTUC
KVOA
Harry S. Truman
San Francisco
Mrs. Bender's Insanity Defense in Murder Trial
The defense for 37 year old Librada Lopez Bender in the murder of her 76 year old husband Herman C. Bender will plead insanity. Jury selection underway in Nogales as a large panel, including many women, faces questions on capital punishment and alibi defenses from related parties.
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Nogales
Librada Lopez Bender
Herman C. Bender
Manuel Calixtro
Bender
Su Ior
Gordon Farley
Ricardo Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Calif
Sawmill Workers Back On Job Near Flagstaff
Nearly all of 1100 sawmill workers who struck June 1 at four northern Arizona mills returned to work this morning. Graham R. McNary of Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc. said Southwest operates mills here and at McNary and Overgaard. A second mill is run by Saginaw-Manistee Lumber Company.
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Flagstaff
Northern
Arizona
Graham R. McNary
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Southwest
McNary
Overgaard
Saginaw-Manistee Lumber Company
Okinawa Falls to Americans End of Japanese Defense
Tokyo admits Okinawa loss as casualties top 110000. Radio Tokyo broadcast final banzai charges while American forces mop up remnant pockets. Allied losses cited at 80800 with 600 ships sunk or damaged. Nimitz says resistance ends. Arnold previews B29 bases on Okinawa cutting flight miles.
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Okinawa
Radio Tokyo
Tokyo
Formosa
Oroku Peninsula
Assa
Minoru Ota
Ota
Mitsuru Ishijima
Ishijima
Akira Shimada
Chester W. Nimitz
Western Pacific
Japan
Arnold
Honolulu
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Marianas
Food Relief to Flow Across All Occupied Germany
Western Allies and Russia agreed to allow free transport of food between the occupation zones to prevent famine. Germany will be treated as a single unit for food and transport under an Allied control council to be set up in Berlin.
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London
Russia
Germany
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Bus Plunges After Cow Causes Missouri Crash
In Joplin Missouri June 25 a bus carrying soldiers veered after striking a cow on highway 71 four miles south tumbling down a ten foot embankment. Twelve soldiers died and 28 were injured. two civilians were killed including the driver Charles White.
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Joplin
Camp Crowder
J. C. Schug
The
Crown Coach Company
Charles White
Glenn Teel
Sheldon
White
Crown Company
Schug
Tropical Hurricane Near Georgetown Skirts South Carolina Coast
The center of a tropical hurricane swept up the Atlantic coast and passed 40 miles east of Charleston before moving northeast along the Carolina shore. The storm, moving toward the Virginia capes, threatens high winds and tides as far north as Atlantic City with disrupted telephone service in Georgetown.
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Charleston
S. C
Atlantic Seaboard
Caribbean
Here
Carolina
Georgetown
S.C
Weather Bureau
Cape Fear
Virginia Capes
Atlantic City
N. J
Phoenix Meets Bond Quota in War Bond Drive
Phoenix has met its quota of 12 million dollars in the seventh War Loan drive. The final tally shows 12,074,366.75 raised, including 6,304,459.75 in individuals with 2,990,830.75 from series E, 4,744,766 from corporations, and 1,022,140 from corporate allocations.
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Phoenix
President Truman Heads To UNCIO Conference Plenary
President Truman departed Portland at 11 51 a m en route to Hamilton Field California He will then drive to San Francisco to address the closing plenary session of the UNCIO conference the following day
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Portland
Ore
U.P
Truman
Portland Army Airbase
Hamilton Field
Calif
San Francisco
UNCIO
Truman to urge durable peace in UNCIO close
President Truman ends his Northwest vacation and leaves Olympia at 9 a.m. for San Francisco to close the UNCIO conference with a realistic peace plea. He will stop in Portland for 90 minutes, then attend ceremonies at Hamilton Field and a dinner with E. R. Stettinius Jr. The trip includes homecoming in Independence, Missouri, and Kansas City.
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Olympia
Wash
U.P
Truman
Northwest
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Portland Veterans’ Hospital
Hamilton Field
UNCIO
Fairmont Hotel
E. R. Stettinius, Jr
Independence
Kansas City
White House
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Mt. Rainier
Ciano Diary Details Duce Blackmail Threat in 1939
The Count Ciano diary reveals Mussolini tried to extract 17 million tons of military supplies from Germany as a price for Italy entering the war. It covers Aug 19 to Aug 22 1939 with talks in Tirana Rome Salzburg and Innsbruck and references to Ribbentrop and a German Russian pact.
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The
Chicago Daily News, Inc
Count Ciano
Mussolini
Axis
Italy
Dnce
Ciano
Duce
Lion
Lamb
Tirana
Albania
Alona
Rome
Germany
Attolico
Berlin
Salzburg
Hitler
Europe
Schuschnigg
von Ribbentrop
Brenner Pass
Moscow
Innsbruck
German Discoveries To Be Used By U S British On Japan
Assistant Secretary of State William L. Clayton testifying before a senate committee said the United States and Britain have sent missions to Germany to gather technological information that could aid the war against Japan. He noted reports indicate valuable scientific data is being obtained.
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Washington
Japan
Germany
William L. Clayton
Senate
Clayton
United States
Britain
Japs Evacuate Civilians From Rich Oil Center
Japanese civilians have been moved inland from Balikpapan in Borneo as Tokyo claimed landing attempts there were repelled. Allied air raids intensified in the Balikpapan area while U S forces drove toward Luzon as paratroops and glider troops linked with Sixth Army near Aparri and Tuguegarao in northern Luzon.
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Hugh Crumpler
Manila
U.P
Radio Tokyo
Borneo
Balikpapan
Luzon
Philippines
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Cavan
Pacific
7Th
Tuguegarao
Cagayan Province
37Th
Sixth
Sixth Army
Aparri
Laho
Cardician Field
France seeks inquiry on Levant as UN conference nears close
At San Francisco the UN conference debates Syria and Lebanon amid preparations for Truman's arrival. France asks commissions to investigate Levant dispute, but the move may be outside the charter's powers. The charter is ready for printing, with final plenary approval and Truman’s address to close the meeting tomorrow.
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R. H. Shackford
San Francisco
U.P
France
Syria
Lebanon
Truman
Levant
Ed . Stettinius, Jr
Big Four
London
New World Organization
Incendiary Bombs: Major Weapon in Japan Raids
Detroit reports Chrysler will begin mass production of incendiary bombs at Evansville Indiana to arm B 29 sorties against Japan. Each 500 pound unit bomb releases 40 flame globules, with 56 000 flame agents per bomber, enabling 28 million fires in a single raid.
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Detroit
Japan
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Evansville
Ind
Keller
Tokyo
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Weadock
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Unity
Gen
William F. Tyree
Guam
Occupied
Missouri
South Carolina
Merriman Smith
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