Administration Seeks Price Rollback to Meet Stabilization Pact
Washington June 16 Administrator Prentis M told the Senate banking committee it is impossible to carry out the price stabilization pact of Oct 2 1942 without rolling back food prices. Spokesmen for a newly organized group to defend consumer interests backed the administration policy.
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Pshington
U.P
Prentis M
Senate Banking Today
Vinson
Action grows on all sections of Soviet front
British and American dispatches describe intensifying fighting across the Russian front from the Kuban to Leningrad. Reports say Russians massing forces south of Moscow may attack Orel or Smolensk while heavy operations occur north of Orel and around Rostov, Kursk, and the Donets.
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London
Kuban
Lenin-grad
Moscow
Orel
Smolensk
Mius
Rostov
Donets
Belgiorod
Kharkov
Volkhov River
Leningrad
Mtsensk
Balakley
Red Army
Sers
Kursk
Ekharov
Ore
Air Raids on Sicily Increase Amid Allied Pressure
Allied air forces in the Mediterranean intensified attacks on Sicily targeting Axis airdromes as Britain and the United States press a blockade around Italy. Reports from Madrid and Moscow note ongoing bombings in Western Europe and gains by Allied forces, while Axis broadcasts warn of a looming invasion.
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Ild
Mediterranean
George
Northwest African Air Force
Gibraltar
Europe
France
Belgium
Holland
Berlin
Rhineland
Ruhr
Moscow
Orel
Hideki Tojo
Reca
Bonham Bonas ted For al Enlistment V-12 Class of 1943
Six Bonham high graduates were accepted for enlistment in the V-12 Class of Navy Reserve units. All passed mental and physical tests at Dal NTAC and await active duty, with assignments to enter ships and schools as Navy contracts allow.
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Bonham High
Oval
High
Hill Ad McAnally
Bonham High School
Hill Back
McAnally
Hmbers
James German
George German
Troy Norwood
C. C. Norwood
Brown
Hoyt Brown
Owens
Frank Owens
Bonham
Field
NTAC
Dal
Navy
Argentina Aims for Close Ties with Americas
Argentine Foreign Minister Pedro Ramirez announced a policy of practical Pan Americanism and close relations with American republics while maintaining neutrality toward the rest of the world. He said the isolationist Castillo Mistra tion was 11 days old and vowed to strengthen Argentine influence in the Western Hemisphere.
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OS Aires
U.P
Pedro Ramirez
Argentina
Mez
Allied air raids devastate Lakunai and four Rabaul fields
Allied Liberator bombers hit Lakunai airfield and four New Britain fields in a six day raid spree. The strikes left extensive damage with grounded planes burning as reconnaissance tallies show 250 enemy aircraft on the four fields.
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Allied
Australia
Rabaul
Japan
New Britain
Lakunat
Liberators
Lakunai
Npon
Cape Gloucester
Beni Bena
Central New Guinea
Lae
Andy
Ba Madang
Bena Bena
Doboruda
Lions Will Elect New Officers At Thursday Session
The Bonham Lions Club will elect new officers at its regular Thursday noon meeting at the Gem Cafe. Nominees include Van B Case Jr president Wesley Farmer first vice president Henry Burt second vice president Harry Hancock third vice president Hutch Leatherwood secretary-treasurer Dennis Bales Lion tamer Clarence Elkins Tail-twister Charles McCleary Johnny Farmer directors for one year Carlee Cummings Barney Gross directors for two years. A mule that pulls never time to kick as a human proverb follows the list.
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Bonham Lions Club
Gem Cafe
van B. Case
Wesley Farmer
Henry Burt
Harry Hancock
Hutch Leatherwood
Dennis Bales
Clarence Elkins
Charles McCleary
Johnny Farmer
Carlee Cummings
Barney Gross
Tear Gas Used To Disperse Mobs In Beaumont Riots
Tex Rangers used tear gas in Beaumonts racial riots as a mob of about 200 white men faced off with Black residents. The confrontation followed a white mother report of assault and earlier clashes throughout the day. Officials said tear gas ended the standoff on the racially divided street.
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Beaumont
Ptaumoni
Tex- Rangers
Berwumont
Rangers
Ward
Black Market Veal Ring Broken Up By Series Arrests
Chicago reports the regional war food administration says a major black market veal operation has been disrupted. Ten former Wisconsin buyers were suspended, described as former federal slaughterers. Investigators allege the ring slaugh tered thousands of calves monthly and endangered public health. Nearly 40 percent of calves were one to ten days old and much meat deemed unfit for consumption.
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Topeka
Alt M Fonde
Federal
Twoe
Kansas
Kansas Institute of dicer-Allied Relations
Wallace
Minoritie
Institute of Inter-Allied Relatio
Representacs
United States
Landon
Karofs
Reptauyns
West
Chicago
WFA
Wisconsin
Meat Board
Ling
Bombers Hit Key Japanese Bases in Solomons
U S ships in the Solomons blasted the Japanese bases at Kahili Shortland Island and Vila while the enemy retaliated by bombing Guadalcanal, the Navy announced.
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Washington
U.P US
Solomons
Kahili
Shortland Island
Vila
Guadalcanal
Navy
Chinese Drive In Yangtze Area Grows
Chinese forces under Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek recaptured Michital near Shasi and reported surrounding the city before moving in. The advance aims to clear the south bank of the Yangtze, with Japanese losses and several Chinese city retakings noted in the communique.
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Chungking
Jne
Chiang Kai-Shek
Michital
Shasi
Texas Mineral Resources Focuses On Fuel Oil and Gas
The article notes Texas mineral resources are dominated by fuel oil, natural gas, natural gasoline, lignite and coal, outlining key energy commodities and their prominence in the state’s resource profile.
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Texas
Auto Use Tax Stamps Must Be On Cars
Collector of Internal Revenue W A Thomas announced stamps of 5.00 to pay auto use tax for fiscal year starting July 1 1943. Stamps go on sale June 10 at post offices and IRS offices, must be purchased by July 1 1943, are serial numbered and gum on face with back entries for make model serial and state license. Owners urged to dampen windshield instead of stamp adhesive and to recertify the stamp serial number if lost.
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Internal Revenue
W A Thomas
Thomas
Internal Revenue Collector
War Post Offices
Post Office
Ross Combest son claims 10 planes shot in North Africa
In Beaumont Texas Lieutenant Ross Tyrrell Combest reportedly told his father in April that he bagged the limit of 10 planes. The Combest family, known for hunting ducks on their ranch, discusses the claimed record though no official confirmation has arrived.
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Beamont
Texas
Ross Combest
Lieut
Ross Tyrrell Combest
Combests
Combest Ranch
Combest
World Helium Supply Tied to Texas Government Plant
Practically all of the globe's helium is produced at a government-owned facility located in Potter County, Texas, making the plant a critical hub for industrial gas needs. The report highlights the strategic importance and potential supply risks tied to this single national asset.
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Potter County
Texas
Congress Will Begin Study Of New Tax Plans
Washington June 16 UP A congressional tax leader urged prompt start on general tax legislation with a plan to ensure it takes effect in 1944. Leaders from the House War and Means, Senate Finance, and treasury officials met to craft a fair revenue structure and schedule hearings and recesses for summer action.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Officials
Rob
Doughton
Coughton
Meetinn
Nis
Nate
Bobby Leeman Delivers Rotary Club Program
Bobby Leeman presents a ventriloquist program for the Banham Rotary Club at the regular Wednesday noon meeting. He was introduced by Gordon Brown, the program chairman.
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Bobby Leeman
Rotary Club
Banham Rotary Club
Gordon Brown
Weather update for East Texas with scattered thunder showers
Scattered thunder showers and cooler air move across East Texas with especially cool temperatures in extreme northwest and in north west and north central portions tonight.
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East
Texas
Mexico Likely to Export More Oil to United States
An American official stated in Mexico City that Mexico could raise exports to the United States if transportation could be provided. He cited crude shipments from Mexico and Venezuela and noted tank car capacity as a limiting factor, with the issue described as a significant logistical challenge.
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Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Cru
Unite States
T S Petroleum Adm
Hainie J. Ickes
Greater
Venezuela
Merle
Italy
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Workers Note
Fort Worth market figures list cattle calves and hogs with price ranges for steers yearlings cows cutters and sows. Prices show declines from Tuesday with top butchers around 12.85 and hogs near 5 to 15 cents lower.
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