Argentine Chiefs Quit After Cabinet Dispute
Gen. Arturo Rawson resigns as head of Argentina's provisional government amid cabinet split with Gen. Pedro Ramirez. Domingo Martinez also steps down as foreign minister as finance and education ministers reportedly resign. Ramirez takes command as Rawson and Ramierz clash over cabinet plans.
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Argentina
Pedro Ramirez
Domingo Martinez
Montevideo
Jose Maria Rosa
Horacio Calderon
Buenos Aaires
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Tony
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Castillo
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Industries List Is Revised in Eastern Gas Shortage
Washington announces a revised WPB list of industries prioritized in the eastern gasoline shortage area. The four groups AA 1 A 1 A 2 and A 3 classify criticality with AA 1 favoring export supplies and other uses given priority by agencies.
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South End Fire Company Seeks Members at Evening Meeting
The South End Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at eight o'clock in the company hall. All members are requested to be present. Howard Hart is listed as captain.
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Quadruple slaying case looms over Loudoun county inquiry
Authorities seek to clarify details of the grisly slayings near Tres Ae Eee as the prisoner Clatterbuck endures custody. Reports say he fears the full extent of his crimes, spends time with a pocket Testament, and receives limited family visits. FBI balistics reportedly debunk the rifle used. the weapon was dumped in a creek and later recovered. Commonwealth’s Attorney Charles Harrison prepares the main prosecution possibly for Walter Russell’s murder charge.
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Grangers Chief Opposes Agriculture Subsidies
Albert Goss national Grange master told a Senate Agriculture sub committee that government subsidy payments to roll back food prices would trigger inflation and chaos. He warned such subsidies discourage production and cited butter and milk output reductions already evident with a 10 percent rollback order. Senator Bushfield noted subsidies are hard to remove.
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Bombing Reported On Kiska and Nearby Islands
Navy communique files heavy raids against Japanese bases at Kiska in the Aleutians and on Munda in New Georgia Island plus positions on Choiseul. No observed results from the attacks, dated June 6 with aircraft including SBD dive bombers Avenger fighters and P-38 Warhawk patrols.
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Must Turn To God For Victory Says Dr Swann
Dr Swann urged reliance on divine aid for victory using Exodus 12 26 and warned that the present war is the costliest in dollars and cents, material loss, and human sacrifice. He cited national leaders and emphasized the need to endure hardships while noting the war's grinding demands.
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Packard Engine Plant Strike Probed as Army Seeks Instigators
Army authorities pursue the instigators of a racially charged strike at Packard Motor Car Company where production of aviation and marine engines was disrupted. R Thomas, president of the AWM CIO, accuses agents of the Ku Klux Klan of promoting the strike and says he will present evidence to the FBI and request La Follette Civil Liberties Committee inquiry.
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County Board to Crack Down on Able Unemployed
The Frederick County Selective Service Board met to discuss President Roosevelt and Secretary Ickes remarks on non workers and draft status. The board urged residents who are physically able to work to report and warned they will qualify such loafers for military service, with absenteeism deemed inexcus able and deferment occupations not guaranteed.
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Accused in Poultry Theft nabbed near Stephens City
James Dewey Levi Barton, about 25, of the Stephens City section, Frederick County, charged with stealing 17 chickens from Mrs. Conner on May 30. Barton, previously convicted of chicken stealing, was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Robert DeHaven and State Trooper Fant. breaking and entering also charged. Hearing date not fixed.
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Dissension Emerges as Coal Talks Reopen Amid UMW Warns
Washington June 7 A fourth truce keeps John L. Lewis's half million miners at work as dissension surfaces among southern operators. Negotiations resume with a northern southern split over wage votes and War Labor Board role. Lewis reports no WLB order and notes continued talks with UMW, operators, and board representatives.
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Edward Burke
Percy Tetlow
Selves
Tday
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Dr Swann Presented Degree at Randolph Macon College
Dr T M Swann was honored with the Doctor of Divinity degree at Randolph Macon College in Ashland Virginia after delivering the baccalaureate sermon at Calverton High School. His son Captain Edgar Swann, a chaplain in transport service, had just reached the United States and hoped to attend the exercises.
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Mus O Ling er and Creek Aroma at Camp Robinson
City and county notes tell of Mus Olinger, former Winchester pro, now in the Army at Camp Robinson Arkansas, dreaming of Abram s Creek water and golf at Winchester. The piece traces his homesick wish and a bottle of creek water sent to Camp Robinson. Also mentions Osmar Swanson s Lightning Express thriving on weekends and a golf club plan to buy a horse and carriage from sale proceeds.
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Pantelleria Under Heavy Bombardment As Invasion Readies
World War Fronts reports Pantelleria Island heavily pummeled by air and sea strikes as Allied invasion preparations continue. U S bombers strike both sides of the Messina Strait while Churchill holds strategy conferences in London amid allied planning.
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Axis Fear Invasion Through Spain Looms For Axis Powers
Dispatches from Berlin and Rome report Axis leaders fear a Allied invasion via Spain. Franco is said to vow aid if invaded, while observers see Spain as a potential air base and bridgehead for operations against France and Mediterranean shipping.
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Chinese Expand Their Drives Near Ichang
Chinese forces extended victories in the Yangtze valley with drives above and below Ichang. Japanese troops suffered new heavy losses in mopping up operations as Chinese guerrillas raided Ichang and air battles occurred near Itu.
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Huge Contingent Of Air Fighters Reaches Britain
A large unit of U S Army Air Force fliers arrived at a British port amid NA invasion fears. The move, kept secret for military reasons, follows steady arrivals of crews and equipment as weather improves and raids continue against Axis targets. The talk of invasion planning and a new night bombing policy adds to a tense wartime backdrop.
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Hague
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Injuries Suffered In Fall Are Fatal
Charles Town West Virginia report states Wilton Buckner died from injuries after a fall a June 7 incident. Authorities provided few details as the investigation continues.
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Wilton Buckner
Italian Rock Pounded Again by American Flying Forts
Allied communique reports heavy attacks from U S airmen on Pantelleria and targets along the toe of Italy. Bombers struck rail and oil facilities while RAF fighters claimed several enemy aircraft shot down. Pantelleria bombardment continues as part of European invasion strategy.
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Aerial Battles Across Russia Escalate in Week of Fighting
Russian and German air arms trade heavy blows with Berlin reporting raids on Gorki and other targets while Soviet messages claim continued bombardment along the Donets River and near Sevsk and Kharkov. The week’s tally cites German losses at 2 821 over five weeks as fronts shift.
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Fire School Tonight at JJ Kerr School
The regular weekly Fire School meeting will be held this evening at 7 30 o'clock at the JJ Kerr School on East Cork.
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