Holiness preachers urge followers to tempt snakes
They spend day praying for two near death as a result of bites
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Commando Kelly just mister now
Pittsburgh’s hero, 79 others discharged
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ODT blames Army for jam on railroads
No notice given of loads, says Johnson
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Reparations deal at Yalta reported
Germany’s bill put at $20 billion
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Ball explains how disputes are handled
Act sets up 5-man independent board
By Sen. Joseph H. Ball, R-Minnesota
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Newspaper truck contract extended
WLB studies holiday, vacation demands
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Veteran sues to regain job
New Yorker rehired, then laid off
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Perkins: CIO raids territory of big railroad brotherhoods
Next big test is election among 50,000 workers on Pennsylvania
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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Adm. McCain: Japs saving ‘Sunday punch,’ no pushover
Declares enemy has modern arms and ability to use them effectively
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Britons assures U.S. on Jap war
Full help promised by Beaverbrook
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Chinese gain near Swatow
Reach Kwangtung, Fukien frontier
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8th Air Force and Doolittle now in Pacific
General preparing raids from Okinawa
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Jap Foreign Minister sees Hirohito again
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Aussies make new landing in East Borneo
Mop-up near in Balikpapan area
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Wounded G.I.’s speeded home
Transfer from Europe to end this month
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Swiss to inspect Jap prison camps
Tokyo backs down on visit ban
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Last U.S. Navy ships leave British Isles
WASHINGTON (UP) – The Navy revealed today that the last U.S. Navy ships have left the United Kingdom.
The last to leave were a group of LSTs which landed American and British soldiers on the Normandy beaches a year ago.