London hears revolt among workers in Italy war plants
London sources report Italian war plants in revolt as Italy faces collapse and separate peace talk. London notes intensified Allied air attacks, civilian casualty concerns, and warnings to Italians to quit the war.
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London
Italy
United Nations
Rome
House of Commons
Clement Atlee
Germany
Count Ciano
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Atlee
Mediterranean
Sicily
Sardinia
Stimson
75,000 Japanese Routed in Chungking Valley
A noon broadcast claimed 75,000 Japanese troops were trapped and slaughtered in a valley near Chungking, with American airmen playing a significant role. Survivors were reportedly in flight, and the scope of the defeat remained to be fully detailed by Chinese sources.
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Chungking Valley
China
Chungking
United Nations
Gibraltar
Italy
London
Donets
South Pacific
MacArthur
Lae
New Guiana
Community Canning Plant Under Civic Oversight Opens
Cameron's Community Canning Plant sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and led by J. Albert Young began operations with 517 cans processed. Funded by federal and local sources, it opened May 19 in the old grammar school building with Miss Abia Pierce supervising.
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Chamber of Commerce
Civic Improvements Committee
J. Albert Young
Civic Improvement
Abia Pierce
Miss Pierce
Grammar School
Albert Young
J. R. Hays
Richard Bush
August Horstmann
R. W. Hester
Cameron Seen Busy With Local Travel On Week
Mrs Hartley of Hanover trans acted business in Cameron. L W Marek of Jones Prairie visited Cameron Wednesday. Mead Miller with the Texas Liquor Control Board was in Cameron Monday. Emil Poldan of Buckholts made a business trip to Cameron Monday.
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Jim Hartley
Hanover
Cameron
L. W. Marek
Jones Prairie
Mead Miller
Texas Liquor Control Board
Emil Poldan
Buckholts
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Russia
Charlie Matzig
Newton Memorial Hospital
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Texas
A. E. Matula
J. O. Mitchell
the Herald
Lone Star
Albertine
Berry
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