De Gaulle Rejects Cooperation With Eisenhower Ahead of Normandy
General Charles De Gaulle flatly refused cooperation sought by General Dwight D. Eisenhower and canceled orders for hundreds of French liaison officers. Officials say British American ties soured since De Gaulle’s London visit as he sought recognition for the French National Committee.
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Charles de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
de Gaulle
London
Wnay
French National Committee
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
France
Winston Churchill
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Quick Digestion Aid
An old health quiz promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to increase liver bile flow and aid digestion. The ad claims results in about thirty minutes and urges buying the 25 cent bottle to feel better.
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Carter
Pioneer Priest Bartholomew O'Brien Celebrates 30th Ordination
Father Bartholomew O'Brien chaplain at St. Anthony's Hospital marked the 30th anniversary of his priesthood with mass in St. Anthony's chapel at 6 am. Ordained June 14, 1914 at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Tipperary Ireland, he came to Texas a few months later and has since served mainly in the Panhandle and West Texas.
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Bartholomew O’brien
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Anthony’s Chapel
Father O’brien
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Tipperary
Ireland
Texas
Panhandle
West Texas
Hans Haupt Sentenced To Life Imprisonment
Hans Mac Haupt a German born paper hanger was sentenced by Federal Judge John P Barnes to life imprisonment and fined 10000 dollars for treason He is father of Herbert Haupt one of eight Nazi saboteurs who came to the United States in German submarines in June 1942 to paralyze American war industries He was convicted a second time after a higher court granted a new trial and the judge denied another trial today
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Chicago
Hans Mac Haupt
John P. Barnes
Haupt
Herbert Haupt
Barnes
Herbert
United States
Amarillo Field Sells Lumber At $1 A Load
Lt. Paul Barmore post salvage officer announced Amarillo Army Air Field will sell scrap and odd-size lumber for one dollar per load. Purchasers should bring trucks to quartermaster warehouse No 1 and may contact Lt. Barmore at telephone 25501 extension 607 for information.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Paul Barmore
Quartermaster Warehouse No
Barmore
Vv Globe-News
Moore heads British Home Fleet commander role
London June 14 Sir Henry Moore succeeds Admiral Fraser as commander of the British Home Fleet. Oklahoma's population stood at 414177 in 1907.
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Oklahoma
Reds Break Through Finnish Defenses On Karelian Isthmus
Soviet forces surged through gaps in Finland's second line on the Karelian Isthmus near Viipuri and captured eight more strongpoints. Red air forc es bombed German-held airfields behind lines at Brest-Litovsk, Bialystok, Pinsk, Minsk, Brjansk, and Orsha as Moscow claimed progress amid difficult terrain and mounting pace toward Viipuri by weekend.
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Karelian
Viipuri
Finland
Red Army
Red Air Force
Brestlitovsk
Bialystok
Pinsk
Minsk
Bobruisk
Orsha
Moscow
Mannerheim
Don’t Flush Kidneys Remedy Ad Ends at Drugstores
An old advertisement touts CIT-ROS as a cure for kidney pain and urinary discomfort, claiming it restores body fluid balance and eliminates the cause. The product is sold by Pool Drug Stores and at a druggist for $1.00.
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Thornton & Minor
Amarillo
Cretney Drug
Russian Stocks Hoarded Near Dniester Front
Report states Russians piled up vast war materials along the Lower Dniester as Soviet troops push toward the front southwest of Gomel amid mounting tensions.
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Dniester
Gomel
Puppy Causes City Wide Blackout in Austin Crash
A playful puppy in a car rear seat attempted to reach the front. The driver lost control and struck a light pole, snapping a major circuit and plunging downtown Austin and nearby residences into darkness last night.
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Austin
U.P
Ashton Heads Naval Procurement for Oklahoma and Panhandle
Lt. Comdr. Charles M. Ashton Jr. became officer in charge of the Office of Naval Procurement for Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle with headquarters in Oklahoma City, succeeding Lt. Comdr. Edward C. Lawson. Lt. E. M. Nipper has acted since Lawson left April 17 for overseas duty, and the office coordinates with Navy Recruiting Offices at Tulsa.
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Naval
Charles M. Ashton, Jr
Edward C. Lawson
Office of Naval Procurement
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Philadelphia
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
E. M. Nipper
Lawson
Navy
Tulsa
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