Henry: It’s cold in Hell
By Thomas R. Henry
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Army searchlight beams reflected by clouds bathe hills east of Manila in brilliance
By Gerald R. Thorp
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By Gracie Allen
I realized the travel situation was getting a little tight, but I didn’t really know how bad it was until I saw that Gov. Wallgren of Washington has placed an Indian war canoe at President Truman’s disposal during his visit to that state. If the President rates only a canoe, you can imagine where the rest of us stand.
Anyway, the Indians will be pleased. They haven’t had so much attention since the days when Calvin Coolidge used to wear big feathered headgear for the newsreels.
President Truman says he’s going to fish a little for relaxation. Now, don’t kid us, Mr. President – you’re going after those fish in deadly earnest, same as the rest of us. I just bet the White House cook told you to bring back some food, or she wouldn’t be responsible for meals in the future.
$100,000 in baubles, $75,000 in furs auctioned; Navy wife buys home
By Virginia MacPherson, United Press staff writer
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MLB official says ODT disapproves extra travel involved
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By Chester L. Smith, Press sports editor
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The Syonan Shimbun (June 23, 1945)
Experience gained in Okinawa valuable
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