Suzuki plans great victory with American aid and mettle
Mackenzie's column assesses Premier Suzuki of Japan boasting about a major victory aided by American bombing. The piece warns that Japanese resolve could intensify, while stressing the danger of overconfidence and the seriousness of Japanese mettle in the homeland and at sea, with no room for laughter among American troops.
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Germany
Gandhi Announces Step Aside as Leaders Free
Gandhi says freeing eight imprisoned Congress committee members prompts him to step aside and let others continue independence planning. Viceroy Wavell announces concessions and an Indian British conference scheduled for June 25 in Simla to discuss two extra executive council posts for Indians. Kalam Azad’s name omitted from invitation list sparks belief of an oversight to be corrected.
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Chicago Grain Quotations Mixed Futures in Active Trading
Chicago grain markets showed mixed activity with rye hitting a 20 year high in July and deferreds dropping. Corn and wheat reached new seasonal peaks as July through December contracts moved, with opening prices listed for wheat corn oats rye and barley across several months.
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Game Warden Dismisses Wild Animal Sightings in Frederick County
Frederick county game warden F. W. Pingley scoffs at reports of a strange wild animal roaming Opequon. He cites no facts and suggests the only possible animal is a deer, recalling prior panther rumors and a turkey raid blamed on a dog. A Round Hill youth also reported a dog‑sized black animal near dusk.
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Soldier plans postwar education during service
The Veterans Administration says a soldier may correspond with a college while in service but cannot formalize an education plan until after leaving the military.
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Seventeen Naval Personnel Die In Plane Crash Near Vicksburg
Seventeen naval personnel including two WAVES were killed when a large transport plane exploded and crashed 16 miles northeast of Vicksburg Mississippi. A Navy Lieutenant was seriously injured, unconscious at Mercy Hospital in Vicksburg. Eyewitnesses described a midair break followed by fire and a broad wreckage field.
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