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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15
Noxs biti kandidat

Bivsi mestni councilman Err
nest J. Bohn, ki je sedaj direk-
tor Metropolitan Housing Au-
thority, je vceraj naznanil, da
ne bo kandidiral "a zupana ma
publikanskem tiketu, dasirav-
no ga je Cleveland Press jaw
no pozval de- stopi Y kampanjo.
TO pomcnl, de- je republik kanska
organizacija brez pravega kan
didata proti zupanu Burku Edi-
III kandidat proti njemu je bivsi
okrajni sodnik George Harris,
Il pa je epopularen med regu-
larninai republik ikanci Bende rjeve
organizacije.
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JOHN VIDMAR

v ,nedeljo popoldne je naglo-
ma preminil John Vidmar, po
domace Gricar, star 62 let, sta
nujoc ma 1858 Sylvia Ave. Do
ma je bill IL Veliko Lipje, pri zu-
zemberku, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred A. lett. Bill je Clan
drustva v boj st. So SNPJ in po-
druznice st. 3 SMZ. Tukaj zapu-
Sea sestro Jennie Hocevar. in ne
eaka Louis Prebevsek, v Ashta-
bula, O., pa sestro Mary Star.
Soproga Mary je umrla leta
1941. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v cetr-
tex oh 9. uri zjutraj il pogrebne-
ga zavoda August F. Svetek, 478
e. 1852 St., v cerkev Marie Vne-
bovzete in nato ma st. Paul po-
kopalisce.
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IVAN CANKAR"

Clani dramskega zbora "Ivan
Cankar" so vabljeni ma glavno
ali letno sejo, XII Sc DO vrsila ju-
tri, 16. maja ma odru Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna oh 8. uri
zvecer. Navzocnost vseh aktiv-
nih clanov in celotnega odbora
je zazeljiva in potrebna.
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visno pristanisee v rokah Itali-
je. Toda kljub vsemu temu, ako
clovek izprasuje ljudi ma ulicah,
vidi, da zele ljudje ostati Italia
nj in da Sc boje jugoslovanske
Wade.
Raznarodovalna politika fasiz-
ma bila zaman
Ravno zdaj je v teku cistka
precejsnjega obsega, ko nova
uprava pobira fasiste in kolabo-
ratorje. Toda, ako gres il mesta
ven, je skoro VISA dezela popol-
noma slovenska in sc odkrito We
selijo novega reda, XII je napocil.
Zaman. SO poskusali fasisti skozi
25 let. raznaroditi to ljudstyo. 4
Geslo, katero je najbolj cesto
videti v Trstu, je: maj zivi
bratstvo Slovencev in Italia
nov!' Ako bo Jugoslovanom
uspelo izvesti to bratstvo-po
italijanskem neuspehu - bodo
izvrsili, to je treba pripomniti,
ogromno delo.
Kako je bila izvrsena zasedba
Trsta
Resnici ma ljubo bodi poveda-
no, da so Jugoslovani in Novoze-
landci skupaj osvobodili Trst,
ter da sta bill ODE strani upravi-
ceni trditi, da sta ga zavzeli. Ju-
goslovani so prisli prvi, in sicer
je stella Titova armada, XII je
udarila, najmanj 100000 hrab-
rih MOI. Prisla je il jugovzho-
da. Del Get je obsel mesto in ma
daljeval pot do Trzica, kjer je
naletel ma Novozelandcane. Ju-
goslovani so bill nekoliko jezni,
a Sc MISC protivili temu, da NADIA
ljujejo svojo pot proti Trstu,
pri cemer so imeli cello nekaj il.
CUB.
v Trstu Sc je nekaj pijanih
Nemcev Sc upiralo, toda tudi ii
so kmalu odnehali, ko so zaceli
novozelandski tanki streljati ma.
ME. Nedvomno pa je, da so bill
Jugoslovani prvi v mestu in da
hi bill mogli STREET YES odpor
Ravno tako jasno pa je tudi, da
vse Sc nj bilo koncano, ko so pri.
sli Novozelandcani ma lice me.
sta. III.
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POROCILO IL TRSTA
JuqosIovonske obIos+i ma deIu, do
preprieoio prebivoIstvo. do
ie V niihovem in+eresu, do mes+o
pride pod JugosIoviio

TRST, g. maja %. N. A.)-"Trst je nas"-ta sovenski
napis eete marsala Ta napisale velikanskm 6rkam
zdove Trsta Trenotno nj nobenega odpora pro tel
ditv Nkakor Jim tega odrekajo novozelandske, angle
ske in amerske cete XII tvorio skupaj jugoslovansk
sam okupacijsko posadko tega vekega pristansca Tr
zaska civna obast je popolnoma rokah Jugosovanov
XII so ze reorganzira mestno upravo.
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500 nlbnikov
siplje ,ogenj ma.
nnesto ] IN|'agoja
BULLETIN

GUAM. torek. Is. maja-
Ameriske Gete 50 veeraj ma
daljevale. 2 ljuto borbo ma
otoku Okinawa ter po ma
predovanju. ki jih je poneslo
2.400 jardov dali. zavzele
zrakoplovsko polje Jonabaru
ter prisle v posest Holma v
blizini trdnjavskega mesta
Shurri.
GUAM, IA. maja - Da-
mes je mad 600 ameriskih
sdperbombnikov tipa BIG
udarilo tretje najvecje ja-
ponsko mesto Nagoja, XII je
bilo izpostavljeno najstraho-
vitejsenu koncentriranemu
zraenemu ognju v zgodovini
zraenega vojskovanja.
Ma mesto je bilo vrzenih $500
bomb, XII so devet kvadratnih
mill mesta spremenile v peklo
plamtecih razvalin.
Plameni SO Sc videli 60 mill cd
mesta
Napad ma mesto, XII je sfedi-
see japonske aeroplanska. indu-
STRIFE, je trajal skoro uro in pol.
Tekom napada je bilo spuseenih
ma industrijske tarce 5OO,75O
bomb.
Ma mesto je pablo vsako mi
nuto 40 ton bomb.
Letalci, XII so Sc vrnili napa-
da, porocajo, da Sc mad mestom
dvigajo oblaki dina, XII segajo
1900 cevljev visoko, in da so
plameni strasnega pozara vidni
IL daljave 60 mill.
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SEJA "SLOVANA"

Pevski zbor "Slovan' ina no.
coj svojo redno sejo v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu, ma ka-
tero Sc prijazno vabi vse clane.
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POGREB

Pogreb decka Joseph Marko-
liza Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek oh 9. uri
ziutrai " cerkev sv. Vida in ma
to v druzinsko grobnico ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15
DIREKTORSKA SEJA

Jutri oh s. uri zvecer Sc bo v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
m Recher Ave-, vrsila redna ali
rektorska seja. Vsi direktorji 90
prozeni, da sc udelexijo.
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Anglo-ameriske cete, XII Sc ma
hajajo v mestu, so po izjavah
castnikov strogo lie ma voja-
skem poslu," z nalogo, da skrbe
"a zvezo med tenn pristaniscem
in anglesko okupacijsko zono v
Avstriji-kar je bio re zdavnaj
dogovorjeno med marsalom Tt
tom in glavnim stanom zavezrf-
kov v Sredozemlju:
Prebivalstvo je mirno; skrb "a
prezivljanje
Neobjasnjeno je le, kdo ina
prednost glede vporabe pristani-
sea in tamosnjih zelezniskih
prog, Jugoslovani ali Anglezi.
To je zadeva, o kateri odlocajo
v tenn trenntku najvisji zavezni-
Ski krogi. Prebivalstvo je mirno,
navidezno mnogo bolj v skrbeh
glede vprasanja, kako 81 preskr-
beti nekaj ziveza, kot glede moz-
nosti, da utegne postati njihova
uprava jugoslovanska M S t o
italijanska.
Jugoslovanske oblasti so pre-
povedale vse politicne mantle
stacije nacionalisticnega znaGa-
ia, ter so zacele kampanjo, XII
maj prepriea Italijane, in sploh
vse trzaske mescane, da je v nil
hovem interesu, da postane Trst
del Jugoslavije.
Lokalna avtonomija i'm iztreb-
ljenje fasizina
mi vemo, da ste po vecini Ita-
lijani," je izjavil major Jaksic,
trzaski podpolkovnik, v svojem
nagovoru ma dan image, vceraj
popoldne. Govoril je ma Piazza
del Unita, trg, XII je bill yes OBJ
koljen cd jugoslovanskih tan
kov. MAS namen je, da vam da-
mo- vse pravice in svoboscine,
kot svobodnim drzavljanom Ju-
goslavije. Ocistili pa bono to
mesto fasizma. Kmalu nato pa
mu bono zaceli graditi lokalno
avtonomijo, XII bo zivela v blago-
stanju."
Ko je koncal svoj govor, je BIZ
10 sicer par krikov Viva la TIA
lia," toda najvec je bilo slisati
potrjevanja il velike skupine, XII
je bila zbrana okrog velike rdece
zastave, in je burno pozdravlja-
la vsako omembo Titcvega ime-
ma ali Jugoslavije.
Vecina ljudi je le poslusala in
molGala. To molcece cakanie Sc
je zdelo najbolj tipicen izraz po-
vprecnega razpoloz ozenja, Itali-
janski komunisti ST prizadevajo
ma vso moe, da bi ljudstvo spre-
jelo, kar mu pripovedujejo Ju-
goslovani. Mnogo je tudi takih,
ki pricakujejo, da Sc DO prista-
nisce gospodarsko bolje razvija-
10, ako DO pod ugoslovansko
vlado in postalo zopet, kot je BIZ
lo,pod avstro-og monarhijo,
luka Jugoslavije IA velikega de.
lie centralne Evrope, kot alko po.
ctn,so xoY1n$ n nyAn $x.xx -, ~
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SEJA KORPORACIJE

Nocoj je vazna seja korpora-
cije "a pozidavo pogorisca. Seja
Sc pricne OBJ 8. uri prostorih
Medkulturne knjiznice ma E. 55
st. in st. Clair Ave. Kdor Sc "a
nina "a to delo, je vabljen, da
Sc seje udelezi.
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KROzEK, ST. 2 PROG. sLOv.

: Redna mesecna seja krozka
st. 2 Progresivnih Slovenk Sc bo
vrsila jutri oh s. uri zvecer n
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave. clanice So vabi IA
polnostevilno udelexbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15

5OAAOAAA 4AONAJCN IL oAOVCAAAJO
federalna vlada, kateri stoji
mier. ~ .
Kakor razvidno liz omenjene-
ga porocila, so clani slovenske
Wade sledeci: F..
Boris Kidrie, ministrski pred
sednik; DIR. Marian Brecelj, mi
nistrski podpredsednik; Zoran
Polio, notranji minister; DIR. Ales
Bebler, minister finance; dr..
Joze Pokorn, minister pravo-
Soda; Franc Leskosek, minister
"a industrijo in rudnike; DIR. Via
do Vavpotic, minister trgovine;
dr.. Ferdo Kozak, naucni mini
ster; Tone Fajfar, minister "a
sumo, in Janez Hribar, minister
"a poljedelstvo.
Marsal Tito poziva Jugoslovane
k slOgi -.
BELGRAD, 10. maja (Zakas-
njeno) - Marsal Tito je incl
vceraj radijski govor, v kate
rem je izrekel zahvalo zaveznis-
kim slam "a pomoc v osvobo-
dilni borbi ter apeliral ma vse
narode Jugoslavije k sloznemu
delu "a obnovo njihove skupne
dofnovine. Rekei~ je:s ~ 80 49,
'Misli vsega nasega ljudstva
v Jugoslaviji so obrnjene v hva-
leznosti k slavni in nepremaglji-
vi Rdeci vojski in k njenemu
voditelju in geniju Stalinu. Obr-
meme so v hvaleznosti k junas-
kemu ljudstvu Sovjetske unije,
XII je doprineslo najvecje zrtve
v tenn nadcloveskem boju.
Zahvala Angliji in Zedinjenim
drzavam
'Nasi veliki zaveznici Angli-
ia in Zedinjene drzave in njihove
armade so istotako doprinesle
velike zrtve "a zmago pravicne
stvari Zdruzenih narodov."
Potem je Tito naslovil svoje
ma pristase vseh strank
in skupin ter jih pozval, da od-
lozijo orozje in Sc zdruzijo "a
mir. Govoril je predvsem pri-
stasem generala Mihajlovica in
hrvatskim ustasem. Rekel je:
"Napocil je velik dan miru in
svobode. Prihajajo novi dnevi
mirne obnove "a naso razdeja-
no dezelo. Svojo opustoseno do
movino moramo obnoviti in utr-
diti pravo oblast naroda. Sc bolj
moramo utrditi nase bratstvo in
naso slogo, da ju ne bo nobena
sila nikdar vec unicila.'
Razorozenje onih, XII SO poma-
gall okupatorju
Marsal Tito je ukazal, da Sc
podajo vsi cetniki, ustasi in slo-
venski domobranci in izjavil, da
bo armada brez usmiljenja ma
stopila proti vsem, ki bi se ma
dale nasprotovali obnovljeni
Jugoslayiji.
'Ukazujem vsem vojaskim
formacijam, kjerkoll SO, da Ia
koj razoroze vse oborozene edi-
nice, Ii 50 bile doslej v sluzbi
.okupa patorja, ali pa ki Sc hocejo
sestaviti loceno Cd jugoslovan-
ske armade.
SToxlx0 kaznf n sabOtaxni1x0 IN
kolaboratopje
WASHINGTON, 10. maja. =
EBelgra jslka radijska oddaja 70
|roca. a. je Bill tovarnar Bora
viseci N 2etrovgradu nedavne
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Tre6e najvecjje japonsko mesto bombardirano
S1ovenija je dobila
prvo federa1no vlado

WASHINGTON, TO- maja (Zakasnjeno) - Glasom po-
roca Tanjug agence, XII ga je prejel Urad vone in
fornace, je Ajdovscn Prrnorskem tik pred IL
gonom nacev IL Slovene organzirala prva slovenska
federalna vlada kater sto celu Boris Ke kot pre-
mier III #4."E ~.r
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Novi vigrobovi


Po dvo-tedenski bolezni je
umrla Jelka Alesic, vdova, stara
63 let, stanujoca ma 427 E. 124
st. Donna je bila il Backe v Ju-
goslaviji, odkoder je prisla v
Ameriko pred 80. lett. Tukaj "a
pusca sina Petra in hcer Mrs. D.
zegarac, pri kateri je zivela. Po-
greb sc bo vrsil v cetrtek popol-
dne il pogrebnega zayoda A. Gr-
dina In sinovi v cerkev sv. Save.
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WASHINGTON, 10. nnaja. 80
Belgra jsla radijska oddaja po-
roca. a. je bil tovarnar Bora
viseci n 2etrovgradu nedavno
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20
Hospital Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Gallie Green an
nounce the arrival of a girl, Lola
Jean, on Dec. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Perry are
the proud parents of a new girl,
Linda Marlene, born Dec. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early Rose an
nounce the arrival of a boy, Earl
Brady, on Dec. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mullins
are the proud parents Of new
girl, Don Rita, born Dec. 16.
Pvt. and Mrs. Starland Mullins
are the happy pparpents of girl,
Brenda Gale, born Dec. Is.
Miss Marie Holbrook, who is
i'll with Influenza, is feeling bet
ter.
Gener Damron remains confin-
ed to the hospital.
Egbert Swindall, suffered sew
eral broken ribs in an automo-
bile accident, and is in the hos
pital for treatment.
Mrs. Jethro. Mullins was adj
mitted to the hospital for medi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. Buford Marshal was adj
mitted to the hospital Wednes-
day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Herman Adkins is gradually re
covering from injuries received in
an accident.
Mrs. James Wells was admit
ted to the hospital Tuesday.
Edgar Beverly is confined to
the hospital with influenza.
The following patients have
been discharged:
Billy Yates, Willard
Leland Owens, Stratton
Emory B Mullins, Isom
Olin Yates, Clintwood
Mrs. Cecil Moore, Clintwood
Mrs. Harkins Kelly, Norland
Stella Mae Gibson, Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Edna Sutherland spent Satur-
day night with Edith Sutherland
and Lucille Kelly.
Mrs. Hicks, mother of John
Hicks, was brought here from
Nora for services, and the burial
was at the Kiser cemetery at
Hazel.
G.. C. Rasnick, Jewel Rasnick
and Dallas and Gray Bailey were
shopping in st. Paul last week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Bailey
were business visitors in Dante
and st Paul Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Riley Phillips
were Christmas shopping in st.
Paul last week.
Services will be held at Nc
Cowan Chapel on Christmas day
and present will be exchanged.
Lacy Kiser was a dinner guest
of Guy Sutherland Sunday.
Edith Sutherland was Christ
mas shopping in st. Paul and
Dante Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sutherland
visited his mother, Mrs. NJ E
Sutherland, Sunday.
Elsie Martin is now staying
with Mrs Holiday Kiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers
and family were Sunday guests
of c.. c. Rasnick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Phillips
were visitors of Tony Phillips
last week.
Edith Sutherland called at the
home of Henry Rasnick Sunday
evening.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Schools at War instantly be-
came Schools For Peace. The
theme shifted from "Rack the At
tack" to Speed His Recovery"
The new goal was set at $4,000
hospital units, including O bed,
wheel chair, X-Ray machine and
surgical instruments.
Grownups could we'll listen to
one Of the millions Of youngsters
who are taking part In the Vic
tory Loan. Even without a word
from the young volunteer, you
have one Of the main reasons for
buying extra Victory Bonds
future Of the salesman" who may
be your own son or daughter.
Your war bonds have just helped
to defeat the Nazis and Japs who
would have educated your chill
dren for death. Your extra Vic
tory Bonds will assure a brighter
life for tornorrow's citizens.
TIE EDITOR
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

cambridge, Md.-Hiram STAN
differ, of Isom, Va, has been hon
orably discharged from Naval
service at the separation center
at cambridge, Md.
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Drew your own conclusions

IT'S A FACT. Almost everybody
has personal stake in
Americas self-supporting, tax
paying electric companies.
There are millions of people
on the stakeholder lists of
these companies housewives,
farmers, nurses, teachers,
mechanics. You may be one of
these many direct owners.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Leave 1t to the nations school
children to be on top of the ball
when it comes to sizing up the
war financing situation. From
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Thomas Wise is home again for
a brief visit with his parents.
Lacy Kiser conducted services
at MCGOWAN Chapel Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

securities. That's because years
of dependable service and good
business management on the
part of the electric companies
have made their securities q
sound investment.
Next time you hear anybody
talking about The ownafs Of
the electric industry - reme,o-
Der, they're talking about you!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Pearl Har-
Dor to vi
Day they
dedicat ted
Q a CHI pur-
CHI a S e and
sale Of war
b onds to
fl g h t ing
equipment.
TIL e n tn e
j a pS quit,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

But even if you're not If
you haze a savings account or
life insurance policy you are
included among the indirect
owners Of this industry.
Your savings bank and In
surance company put your de-
posts and premiums to work.
A lot of your money goes
into electric light and power
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-12-20

Start at No. 1 and connect each num-
Der N, turn. When your drawings done,
you'N see the home of the people who
haze a personal stake IN business
managed electric light and poOer
companies.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Where Are Their Captors Now?

country heaped unspeakable in
suits upon Japan, and even
attempted to deny the existence of
our FatherIand in the arrogance of
their minds. However, there was no
escape from the consequences.
Look at the cowardiy smiles on
their faces. Now, in the dust, they
bow their heads impotentIy."
Courageless? Cowardly? Impotent?
We wonder where the author of those
words is today.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

AMONG the most extraordinary and
"A revealing documents of the war is
the picture on this page and the accom-
panyingt text. Theywere published in the
now-famous Japanese propaganda book,
one battered copy of which was found
on the streets of reconquered Manila.
Look at the faces. Then read this lit
eral translation of the Jap caption:
'The courageless bows before the
sacred anger of the peoples of Great
East Asia. Once upon a time their
Evening star., 1945-07-08
MnkMMHr

OVERHEARD in an elevator: THE way to
make your V-garden a success" said a gen.
tleman, lis not to plant more land than
your wife can manage"
EXPERT. Thmston Gentry, one of our
cartoon contributors, says an Air Forces
navigator came back from Europe to visit
him. 1t was the lads first trip to New
York. so Gentry drew little map to help
him get around.
Think you can find Forty second Street?"
he asked.
Guess so Il found Berlin about fifty
times
TRHLER- Last April San Quentin Prison
almost had chilling murder mystery. A
group of inmates were resting down on the
harbor wharf when they noted with horror
that deep red stain was spreading in the
water beneath them. 1t was coming from
under the wharf, growing larger and more
crimson by the moment.
A frantic investigation started; rumors
passed around that homicidal inmate had
run amok.
1t was much more innocent than that,
though. Turned out that the stain came
from the kitchen drainpipe - the convict
cooks had been coloring Easter eggs and
had poured the leftover dye down the sink
SCALP FATIGUE. Here's quip attributed
to Marine Lieutenant James Kelleher.
Scene: Foxhole somewhere in the Pacific.
Kellsher: My hair is extremely tired this
afternoon.
Buddy: How come?
Keileher: It's been standing up for three
days.
TINE OUT. A couple of fond parents we
know sent l1-year old Bobby off to summer
camp recently. They grew alarmed when
many days passed and no letters arrived.
So they put in a long-distance call to him,
held the wire for several minutes while
Bobby was being hunted up - and finally
heard his voice: 'Whaddya want?" he
painted. Hurry up - I'm on third baseE'
Evening star., 1945-07-08

This Week Magazine
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS Editor
PARTNERS M PROSPERITY. rN...............
BY Roy Josepks
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The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
Congress Exceeds Truman's Plans
 In Tax Reductions

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (P) - Congress appeared to be going considerably beyond the admins tratiOn's five billion dollar tax cut recommendation. In an expansive mood the House Ways and Means committee yesterday voted indi- viduals reduction for next year of almost half a billion dollars more than Vinson proposed.
 There are indications that it might go beyond the repeal of the ninety-five percent excess profits levy as Vinson suggested. The Ad- miniStratiOn won one major point as the Ways and Means group voted yesterday to relieve twelve million low income persons of in- come taxes after this year, but the committee brushed aside Vinson's proposal for the outright repeal of the three percent normal tax.
 Instead it adopted Republican sponsored compromise of keeping the normal tax, but on more lib- eral basis of exemptions for de- pendents. This plan also reduces the individual SurtaX rates by four percentage points in each of the graduated brackets.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
Govt. Bushes Cancellation In Mounting Strikes

The government is going with full steam ahead on the track of conciliation in an effort to catch up with the mounting labor strife across the country as strike lines were expanded in the past twen- ty-four hours by fresh labor dis putes. A survey disclosed some four hundred fifteen thousand idle.
 New trouble threatened as a strike vote called for Friday to pull two hundred thousand tele- phone workers off their jobs for four hours.
 The hottest spots along the troubled labor front are in the coal and oil fields. Labor depart ment officials, headed by SchWel- lenbach gave the oil controversy full attention. Workouts in these two key industries affect about one hundred thirty thousand workers and seriously curtailed production.
 Striking AFL. lumber workers in the Pacific northwest halted operations in CIO operated mills as picket lines were established. Some four thousand unorganized workers in two big mills at Long view went back to their jobs un- der the terms of temporary in- junction. The union is demanding an induStry-Wide dollar ten per hour minimum for some sixty-one thousand workers on strike in five Pacific northwest states.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-03
Russia Disagrees About Control Of Europe

LONDON, Oct. 3-(P-Byrnes and Molotov were brought into open disagreement among the ma jor powers whether the Big Three understanding existed that blan- ket participation by all five of the principal powers in European peace settlements.
 Molotov, outlining at press conference, the Soviet stand. The twenty-two day conference broke down last night in a debate over the procedure. He disclaimed any knowledge of an agreement of blanket participation of all five powers.
 Earlier Byrnes said that Truman and Attlee had left the Potsdam conference with the understand ing that France and China would be permitted a full share in the discussions of the treaties. But Stalin apparently understood the two nations would be barred from such discussions.
 Byrnes said the deputies of the council would continue their work here. In some aspects the confer ence ended without an agreement on any major issue. .Molotov ad- mitted the existence of disputes within the council but expressed hope that future collaboration would insure world peace.