Germans Free in U S as 6 000 Reportable Aliens Remain
Attorney General Jackson said 6 000 reportable aliens still remain free in the United States while 160 German seamen were ordered rounded up for queuing. The Justice Department said officers were to round up seamen in New York Miami San Francisco Philadelphia Baltimore and Kansas City under a plan to detain them after deportation orders if execution proved impossible. It also said 125 Italian seamen were moved from Ellis Island to Fort Missoula Montana for detention as aliens. The Italian crew belonged to the Conte Biancamano and were in protective custody in the Panama Canal Zone. The attorney general warned in an address to the American Judicature Society about modern warfare methods.
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Miami
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ellie Island
Fort Missoula
Mont
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Seamen Rounded Up for Questioning Under AG Order
The attorney general directs the questioning of 180 seamen on Standard Oil tankers who were transferred to Panamanian registry. They will be held in custody for some time as investigations proceed while the company arranges upkeep and residence notices. The move signals heightened concern over non military invasion tactics and national security priorities.
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Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Justice Department
Jackson
Life As Lived In Camp From The Associated Press
The report roves through U S Army camps from Camp Wolters to Camp Claiborne with humorous misreads and honorary titles. It notes J Lee Friedman of Anchorage Kentucky holding honorary commands, a sepia soldier at Fort Ord and a comical miscomprehension at Randolph Field. It ends with a rookie’s quip about dependents at Camp Claiborne.
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J. Lee Friedman
Anchorage
Kentucky
Camp San Lius Obispo
Calif
Fort Ord
Bee swarm overruns city block before hero captures queen
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 7 a swarm of bees spread through a market street crowd awaiting buses. C N Burger and John W Cook captured the queen bee and guided the entire swarm into captivity without any stings or injuries.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
C. N. Burger
John W. Cook
Farms and City Property in Want Ads
Farmers and buyers scan the want ads for land listings and city property offerings. The column highlights farms for sale and urban plots that may suit growing operations or development plans.
Local Notes From Cullman County and New Pilot Training Plan
Community notices from Cullman County include services at Friendship Church with sermons by Rev. Wisner and Rev. Rainwater plus visits from relatives and a large dinner gathering. Separately the War Department announced two new flying schools at Dothan Alabama and Harlingen Texas to boost pilot training to 30 000 annually.
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Vergil Lee Oldacre
Friendship
Charlie Wisner
Elbert Rainwater
Bethlehem
Pick Thompson
Johnnie
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Jess Thompson
A. M. Buckelew
Babe Via
Elmer Heatherly
Birmingham
Sam Cruse
Oscar Cruse
Elbert Buckelew
Sardis
Ruel Buckelew
Battleground
Lowell Via
Hollis Buckelew
J. W. Cheatham
Harold
Merle
Grace
Robert
Wayne
Junior
Charlie Walker
Jones Chapel
Washington
War Department
Army
Dothan
Ala
Harlingen
Tex
Two Soldiers End Courses at Fourth Division Motor School
Graduation announced by Major William H. Brunko of PPC Louis W. Ferguson and Pvt. W. L. Woods from the 4th Division motor school. A 100 enlisted men class completed the one month program in engine and chassis mechanics. Graduates return to units as a new class begins soon under Major General Lloyd R. Predendall, the division’s commander.
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PPC
Louis W. Ferguson
Pvt. W. L. Woods
William H. Brunko
Lloyd R. Predendall
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the Daily
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Don Amecre
Carmen Miranda
Lo.an Vai
Pinangce Company
Penney’s Special
Penney Company
Associated Press
Wolters
Randolph Field
White
Admiral C. Allen
Camp Robinson
Ark
Frifik Furlan
St. Louis
Aphal
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Selective Service Board
Furlan
Camp Claiborne
Jones Coal Coq
Cullman County
Blair
NAVY
George D. Samonski
Helen
Boston
Washington, D. C
Samonski
City Electric Department
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