Unrest in Paris Surges Amid civil clashes and bombings
June 1 Paris dispatch reports a fresh wave of unrest with two policemen killed in a food riot in the St. Germain area. A hotel keeper was shot after reporting locals to the Gestapo, and two more people died when a suitcase bomb exploded near central police headquarters. Police cite a Bolshevist influence as violence shifts toward French police. Three men arrested after the riot.
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Vichy
Paris
Gestapo
St. Germain
Seine
Tack Letters continued notes and classifieds items
A collection of reader notices including lost items a reward for car papers a dog for adoption and job requests from high school girls general workers carpenters and teenagers. Locations include North East Eighth Avenue North Grant Street Brooks Street Johnson Street Rusk Street and Tulsa area descriptions. Readers call numbers provided seek returns work offers and animal adoptions.
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North East
Eighth Avenue
North
Grant Street
Courthouse Deed Transfers Across Wolflin and Forest Hill
Several warranty deeds recorded with total values ranging from 10 to 20 300 dollars involve buyers such as MaeHerbert Alice Klinke D M Brazille and Clar ence Anglin among others. Transactions cover lots and blocks in Wolflin Forest Hill and Plemons with dates unspecified and names including Frank R Carl George Meyer Oba Sanders and Mattie Humphreys. Community notices list lost items and requests for farm work and domestic help with contact details in Borger Vigo Park and Floydada Texas.
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Frank R. Carl
Mae Herbert
Plemons
George Meyer
Alice Klinke
St. Francis
Johnnie E. Wilkins
Dr. Barnett
Wolflin Estates
William Freeman
Mayme CG. Black
Wolflin
Eva McSpadden Holman
John L. McCarty
Miller
Rex A. Teed
Catherine Vens
Oba Sanders
Et Ux
James R. Budaley
Forest Hill
Clarence Anglin
First National Bank
D. M. Brazille
Fairview
Mattie H. Humphreys
Mabel T. Roberts
Humphreys Highlands
American State Bank
A. J. Brunk
James L. Hickox
Belmont Park
Roy O'Bryan
Sutton
G. D. Murphy
East Part
Herry Jordaan
J. D. Jordaan
Bs&p
Darrell E. McKinney
Mildred Grace Brown
Haskell M. Metz
Fern Elizabeth McGregor Wright
Job seeker advert from Box 1051
A 20 year old, honest and dependable girl seeks work. She has case experience and has done housework. She is willing to travel and appreciates any opportunity. Contact Scotty at Box 1051.
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Wichita Street
Panhandle
Scotty
Borger
Texas
Gas Rationing Cuts Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll
United Press reports Memorial Day traffic toll lowered by gasoline rationing and tire conservation in eastern states. At least 73 killed in accidents, 50 drowned, 39 in other mishaps. last year’s toll higher, though three days vs two this year. Indiana led with 11 deaths, Ohio 16 drownings.
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United Press
Indiana
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Michigan
California
Mexico Proposes Traveling University of America Plan
Mexico's Education Ministry outlines a "University of America" to deepen hemispheric ties by rotating its seat among the 21 American republics. The plan envisions annual hosting by a different country starting in 1943, with two top professors from each nation initially.
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Mexico City
U.P
University of America
Mexico
Vejar Vasquez
Flags of United Nations To Wave in Texas Next Week
Governor Coke Stevenson proclaimed June 8 14 Flag Week in Texas and June 14 Flag Day urging Texans to display the United Nations flags along with Old Glory. He asked patriotic exercises be held to honor the emblem as a symbol of liberty.
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United Nations
Texas
Austin
Coke Stevenson
Mexico Grabs Axis Aliens
Brownsville Texas June 17 reports the Brownsville Herald quotes a high federal officer in Matamoros Mexico saying more than 40 Axis aliens have been taken into custody between Tampico and Nuevo Laredo.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Mexico
Tampico
Nuevo Laredo
Woman Rescued Twice in One Night From Burning Home
Ann Hartford Conn report states Mrs M J Knowles was carried from a third floor bedroom by firemen after a blaze appeared extinguished then rekindled hours later and she was rescued again. Eugene mayor will finally receive a private city hall office after ten years of service.
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Hartfonn
Conn
M. J. Knowles
Eugene
Ore
U.P
Elisha Large
British Sink Supply Ship In Mediterranean
British submarines have sunk a 12 000 ton enemy supply ship in the Mediterranean according to an admiralty communique. No time or other details of the attack were released. The report notes the sinking as part of ongoing naval actions in the region.
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London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Texans face crowded Democratic primary hopes and bids
In Austin on June 1 the Dallas bound primary heats up with U.S. Senator W Lee O Daniel facing two ex governors and a Houston attorney. Governor Coke Stevenson draws two opponents G B Porter of Bell County and Charles Somerville of Dallas. Several statewide officers face late opposition including Justice James P Alexander and L A Woods. Prohibition looms as a potential ballot issue while veteran candidates seek soldier votes and party leaders manage ballot timing.
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U.S
W. Lee O'Daniel
Houston
Coke R. Stevenson
G. 8. Porter
Bell County
Charles Somerville
Dallas
James P. Alexander
State Supreme Court
L. A. Woods
Gerald C. Mann
Bascom Giles
Harry N. Graves
Court of Criminal Appeals
Prohibition
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
O'Daniel
Dan Moody
James V. Allred
Floyd E. Ryan
Senate
Moody
Allred
Executive Committee
Jim Hair
Austin
Mann
Uncle Sam
Ernest Goens
Tyler
Lindley Beckworth
Vernon Lemons
Waxahachie
Lemons
Lyndon Johnson
Australia
Johnson
Navy
Fred Mauritz
Canada
John Lee Smith
Throckmorton
E. B. German
Martial law proclaimed in Sind region by British authorities
British authorities declare martial law in the Sind area of northern Bombay presidency at noon today citing rising outrages by tribesmen. Punitive measures are reported to be underway.
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New Delhi
Sind
Bombay Presidency
Production Board Restricts Houseware Cutlery and Tools
The War Production Board banned manufacture of household carving sets penknives and most manicure implements and sharply limited household cutlery. The order affects 80 companies with $60 million annual business and aims to conserve iron steel copper and other materials. Sterling silver flatware and unalloyed gold and silver items are exempt.
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Wa War Production Board
Golfer Scores Hole-in-One After Two-Year Layoff
Kansas City, June 1. Oscar A. Olson returned to action after a two year layoff at the Ivanhoe Country Club and drilled a hole in one on the 117 yard 10th hole. Olson is reportedly thinking about giving up golf until 1944.
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Kansas City
Poscar A. Olson
Olson
Ivanhoe Country Club
Southwest Plans For Gas Rationing
Wichita Falls city manager Bryan Miller named fuel rationing executive for six southwest states including Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Kansas. Max McCullough of the Office of Price Administration says no state is rationed now but notes OPA is ready to set up rationing if nationwide action occurs.
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Dallas
Bryan Miller
Wichita Falls
Max McCullough
Office of Price Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
McCullough
Egg-a-Day Hen Claims 1000 Hatching Brood in Auto
In Wynot Nebraska on June 14 a hen owned by Art Driver laid an egg daily and then strutted into the yard with 1,000 hatching chicks in the back seat. The hen crowed her ownership of the entire brood amid a humorous farmyard scene.
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Wynot
Neb
Art Driver
American Ladybirds Join British Corps
London June 1 British authorities expect a further group of American women fliers to join the Air Transport Auxiliary to fly planes from factories to RAF fields. The ATA said one in nine of its members now are American, reflecting growing American participation in the program.
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London
Jacqueline Cochrane
Britain
Air Transport Auxiliary
Raf Fields
ATA
Navy Fourth Casualty List Covers April to May
The Navy Department released its fourth war casualty list, updating totals to over 500 officers and men. It covers April 16 to May 10 and adds 64 dead, 54 wounded, and 2,193 missing, with some previously listed as wounded now counted as missing or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
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Tack
Kentucky Street Call
Hae Buren Street
Lloyd Russell
Johnson Street
Rusk Street
West Eighth Ave
Tulsa
Love Store
Courthouse Records
Love
Frank B. Jackson
Vigo Park
White Rabbit
Bobby
Pierce Street
Jiggs
D. M. Cotten
East Eighth Avenue
Polk Street
W. H. Hilton
West
Cal
St. Floydada
Houston Street
Axis
Lee
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
NEW York Stock Exchange
Merril Lynch
Fenner & Beane Pierce, Co
WAT
Alleghany Lnd Steel
Allis Chalmers Tee
Armour & Co
MM Aviation Corp
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet
Fecla
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
General Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Mit
Greyhound
Houston Oil
Harvester
Benenee
Power & Peppy
Kennecott Copper
Marshall Field
Mid Cent Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
New York Shipbuiiding
New York Central Railway
North Ohio
American Aviation
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
My J C Penney
Penn RR
Phillips Petoe
Chicago
Oklahoma City
U. Ss
Albert Masters
Palestine
Masters
Lettie Masters
Wewoka
Okla
Gordon K. Shearer
Production Board
Ashington
Southwest
Ladybirds
Credit Regulations
Zale
Attacé
Zale's
Time Payments
Polk
Eighth Street
Star Lbr. Co
E. M. Lefforge
Gene Klein
Jackson
Sanitex
Wandle
Caundry Iny Cleaning Co, Laundry Shirt Service
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