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Just above Aircraft Plants United Nations Bunker Hlll lost 373 dead, 19 miss­ And on that surface swarmng tile flIaht deck it freed its bomb. i by Me­ Of. Ing, 26q injured in four blazing repair crews find blobs of dull TIM pIa". Itself pancaked in the ,e visllil Iowan hours of bombs and fire during metallic stuff a man could a\Jnost midst 01 aircraft preparing to the struggle for Okinawa. cover with his two hands. Those take oU on another Flrlke. Heavily Hil Representative linll ,br The blackened and torn veteran blobs were airplanes-before the Almost n05e-to-tail with the hlnk'if SteU1nI1III *reela'ns * *as secretary of all the major strikes since Ra­ fire. Seventy aircraft were lost to first enemy attacker came the sec­ of state; Truman announces his baul, still a fighting ship', left her the flames. ond, across the island from star­ Total Burn.d Out New Secretary methoC1a l appointment as U.S. representa­ dead behind and came home to Vice-Admiral Marc A. Mltscher board, lind his bomb removed ld to~ tive to the United Nations, heal these hurts: was aboard when the enemy hit. Lieutenant Connors' office, pierced Area in Japan More To Be Announced leral ea.; A round, slanting puncture The Bunker Hill was one of two the fllgllt deck and burst below. Than 11 S Square MiI.s MOnday or Tuesday ,n vls~ All of Luzon island now in angling through the flight deck craft to which he had reference in By then the gunners were In and out the port side, large disclosing recently that he WIlS I DEPEND EN E, 10. (AP) '.: ji~Ni4A, ;rhlIrsd,y (A P)_ Arne ican hands. action, tagging him and blasting G Alit, Thursday (AP)-B. enough lor a fat man to wriggle forced twice to leave warships -President Truman ye terday Re~qu'est of big Luzon i,land, a third attacller out ot the sky. 29's heavily damaged four mol' Han.:~ announces Dr. E. D, through, the trail of a Japanese hit by Japanese bombers in the Burnin" one wing shot away, picked Edward R. lettinius &8 the \ invaded Japanese a.ircraft factories in ;:s:i "bien "ap ime~e Warner as new head of path­ bomb; Okinawa attack, The crew recans lhe second enemy spunt into the the United tat , representative ~aterhlt-· · 19~1 which Ameri· A great saw-edged wound next that the admiral stuck with the oemolition lI.nd fire raids on b.eet w, 'aud ology depilrtment; nine new island in a flash of fire, to the nited Nation, disclos­ ledge :~ CIi-n,forces rein'vaded lsst J,n.'9, to the island, many yards squal'e, ship until her fires were under three cities June 18 and 22, Maj. staff appointments made. Pilots, safely back from a morn­ E4wanl a. SW&iJaJ1III Jr. ing hi imm diate r ignation ' ~~s .annotmced ' today by Gen. , many yards deep, where a second control before transferring the ing strike, died in the swift­ Gen. urtis E. Lemay, com· It;:~ P8 the secretary of tate, " ¥acAtthur-.his big· ----------~--'--, bomb smashed home. flag. spread in, smoke and fire. Crew­ mander of th 21st bomber com· :POugtas . Be made the announcement to :1" (fi!&bt1ng1(l' triUlilt'h. of the south· The ' PQrt side is speckled wi th It was May ll, 1945, at 10:05 in men i'Q Pllssa,eways succumbed to mand, announced today. , in thi holes where the first bomb, explod­ the morning. A placid morning, a hom town n w conr rene in west,Pacific Iwar. American Task smoke wllich filled the great ship ~tion rnI Force Ini after knifing through the deck, with bits 01 wool in the sky. said in mere seconds. New damage, a e sed from Senator Threatens th midst or a day o( celebration ii .. S~aiteted ' enemy, rem nants hurled metal through the steel Capt. George Albert Seitz of Cor­ reconnai!;sR nee photograph , in­ welcoming him ba k to Indepen· ing al~ Jit~st bl! hilbted·.down bv.t organ· Sinks Jap Convoy plating. Above, the Wgh t deck is onado, CaliI, Out of that WOOl, un- (See aUNKER HILL. page 5) crea d the total burned out in· Filibuster in Fight denc for the rirst time sine he mer s~ izht ,resislllbce was cru8~ed in dustrial and urban areal! oC Ja· entered tbe Whit Bou . enrollee nG'tth , Luzon, tbe lRi!t Japan!;!Sc pan to more than ] Hi square Tbe ~Ident ..... he weald a.­ perln~ Against FEPC ~t ,r. 0 n V. p'o i Ii t" with 113;59S Penetrates Sea West Dr. Warner to Head miles. Doan" Ills new teeretar)' 01 l taWl brari~~ cOunted iJead, other thousands yet Of Kurile. for First rector if Senale-House Group· Accepls' Lemay'S report listed this MODb, er T .....a'. probabl, to.' be • countl!d , and several thou- newly assessed damage: Tue." .,.i be lauhed oft ai­ Was ~ sand, f.lIken Prisoner, Time in Pacific War Pathology Department Others Seek eeks. ;. Kawasaki alrerali won. al te.pia of reperien to have him · ltepprtlrig the complete COIl- ---- Kacamlcahara, near N a r G" ., Compromise to Save veri" ",orli he had ,JamH r. ----.... queSt , of, the Cagayan valley. GUAM, Thursday (AP)- Pene- about 35 per een' destro,ed or a,.rDH In min. for the peal dom[QIP Anderson's Food Pricing I~eas War Agencies Bill tq<ftt~ ' ::~ c.oIWP,\J~!VltIe; added: , trating the Okhotsk. sea, . west, of Nine ,Appointments . damared. ,nd, ~ At 01111 point, the president laid '.. ' ._, f'L ' the ' ~uriles, for , the fitst , ' an ~ T~ Univer$ity Staff !p<,,, , e.l!$tr"~ f'f ~lI" " II azon. eJII- no.. nced tl'.me 01 the' PacI'fl'C war, WASHINGTON (A P) C . Kawanlshl Aircraft Co. plant at WASHINGTON CAP) - Po r tile man he would name was not Aus!"" IIr'le4g ' (.,'",' ~iI_ 're '.. U .e, and a ..... , - on- tion of the war food admin[stra- Hlmeji, almost completely de­ CzectlQ( Anno~"c.d 'by Hancher three hours and 32 minutes yeS­ now In goVernment, a description :::'i~.' "I ' i:#; .......' ' I' • . 11' .._ a light. naval task 'force of the gress. yesterday prepared new tion, instructed Anderson to p' ro- stroyed. which would lit Byrnes, "'IQ.:, I o~. ~ '!':. " ~,no!, "",r- nor,th, Pacific, !leet. sank . or dam- powers and duties for Clinton p, vide perIodic reports on prpgress terday, Senator Theodore G. Bilbo was~." 1?romotlon' of ,Dr, Emery D. Mitsublshl aircraft works plant Tha president made publJc a ' ,~ . ;: ",;,u: ,..• ,,"', " _ ' a&ed' a mall ' Japanese convoy in Anderson to use in control of the of "rem'edial measures.': . " at Tamashima, about 85 per cent said he dldn·t want the F·EPC in letter. dated Monday lit Indepen­ ,other !it · }'~~ , A,~~r,I~"s 'hllv,e , mad~ II a daylight attaqk Monday . • , nillion's food supply after he be- ' . Wllrner to the headsi)ip of the Areas ij j!-!rk"t.u(e .Jp ,the ~aUey of northern Three Japanese ships were su";k, comes secretary of agriculture. 20 The house tentatively ap- pathology depllrtment In the col­ destroyed or damaged. any sh.pe or form. And he IIlIld ·U denee, In Which he pral~ StetUn­ I "zorr' ........... In.· ..... antir'. len"th" . .. proved an allocation of "'174,~00,- Kawasaki aircraft plant at Aka· any senators think this Is a tllI- [u' work .t the PQ l war ecurlty 'ed to~ "''', . ' D,...~ •. : '. :-', .... c... c ' .. 0)'1". probably was sunk and ·pl)e A t h f 'f Ifille of medicine and apPQintment alJ.Ct ;climaxing a" campaign of 28 ., sena e - 0 use con erence 000 for OP A tOl' the fiscal ;year of nine new Instructional stat! shl, near Kobe, about 24 per cent buster, show up today and really con terence which clo ed Tuesday, ro~~. : 'd' '., ..' \.. small vessel wa. damaged in . the group agreed to include what starting July 1. A mov. e by some new damage. and t~ld him he wanted him to engagement, fought w.est df the And,erson wants on food pl'icing in Democrats to boost the figure $6,- members was anpollnced for the here one.
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