French Order Troops To Cease Fire In Syria
British and French forces tangled over Syria as Paris ordered troops to withdraw to barracks to avoid clashes while Washington mediated. An AP dispatch from Damascus noted heavy shelling eased for now, with hundreds killed and hundreds more wounded. Syrian parliament leader Saadula Jabri blamed France and colonial mandates for the losses and urged decisive action beyond advice from Bashan and the United States.
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Rome
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Prenen
Syria
United States
Britain
Sedna
Lebanon
Damiscus
Buda
Paris
de Gauke
France
de Gande
Nim
Associated Press
Taare
Suriker
Saadula Jabri
Bashan
Elaten
Prance
Arause
Abu Par
Damascus
Orient Palace
Euhir
Isu
Brievly
Pier
Ceniiay
Bank of
Golun
Fom
Tapita
Fragments Describe Stamps and Goods With Dates
Fragmentary notes reference stamps and goods, listing codes and expiration dates such as August 31 and June 2. Mentions include quantities, stamps like Y6 and HY, and a line about four gallons labeled WANOLINE-a-14 collens. The readable items point to inventory or ration-like records without a clear coherent narrative.
May rainfall falls below normal in United States record
May rainfall was 0.96 inches, below the 2.88 inch normal, with a mean temperature of 78.7 degrees. From January 1, 5.74 inches of rain fell, 0.7 inch below normal. May 7 saw the high at 100 degrees, May 46 the low at 55, May sunshine 72 percent, all reported by the United States Weather Bureau.
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United States Weather Bureau
H. L. Molyneux
Noni
Molyneux
Railroad Labor Man Raps Aid To Airports
John T. Corbett of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that a proposed 650 million dollar national airport program is unfair to railroads. He argued private rail transit under regulation cannot compete with a government-subidized air system. Opposition to the bill centered on how federal funds would be allocated and state involvement.
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John T. Corbett
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Railroads
Astem
Lea
Army in Pacific To Exceed That in Europe
President Harry S. Truman said today the Army in the Pacific would ultimately be twice the present strength. He stated it would be bigger than the Army in Europe was at its height.
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Washington
Harry
Crummy
Pacific
Europe
Del Rio Weather Report Summary
Del Rio and vicinity see partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with continued warm temperatures. Yesterday’s high reached 93 degrees and a low around 75. West Texas west of the 10th Meridian will have a similar pattern with breezy afternoons and warm nights through Saturday.
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del Rio
West Texas
10Th Meridian
Legislature Adopts Adjournment Resolution In House Action
In Austin on June 1 the Legislature approved a resolution to adjourn the current session. The House concurred with the measure as the general session nears its end, signaling a formal slide toward adjournment.
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Adicern
Austin
Hoor
Sune
Riot and Fire Kill Guard at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis dispatch reports a guard was killed and three prisoners wounded during a riot and fire at the American Army disciplinary barracks at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Fires damaged barracks and infirmary with losses pegged at 100000 dollars. about eleven hundred prisoners were involved. aid from city fire crews and police was dispatched.
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Fort Benjamin Hewrison
James Collins
Futly Service Command
War Department
Ning
Ewil
Ruidianapolis
Dart
Ite Poller
Resignation Of Rosenman Is Refused
Washington reports that Rosenman’s resignation as speedy counsel was refused after a heated session. The cabinet member denied stepping down despite pressure, citing ongoing investigations and unresolved policy concerns. The dispute centers on leadership amid recent political turmoil and calls for reforms within the administration.
Missing rancher found after October disappearance near Cortes
Cortes district reports the body of a Monteziuna County rancher, missing since October, found today by three boys in a ravine east of Cortes. Investigators confirm a murder charge had been filed against suspects linked to Campbell’s disappearance. background notes indicate ongoing questioning and a $580 reward spurred leads.
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Cole
Cortes
Athowney
James MoNolanel
Sidd
Tomighe Noland
Noals
Barlow
Cartes Cruncker
Firmer
Campbell
Cola
Schwellenbach Bars Report of Truman Committee
Federal Judge Lewks M Schwellenbach barred conclusions of the Truman Committee from jury consideration in a Spokane war contracts case. Schwellenbach, soon to be Secretary of Labor, said the report’s weight should be limited though some facts from the committee were admitted. The matter concerns Dolomite deposits and the Spokane heading plant acquisition.
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Lewks M. Schwellenbach
Truman
Labor
Truman Committee
Senate
Au Jiry Dearing
Tranmain Committee
Eiman
Alwch
Tromay
Investigaion Combatiter
Schwellenbach
Pru
Vondemention
Retease Phat Corporation
Te Weed
Meeting of Big Three Nears Closer As Talks Loom
President Truman spoke of a near future meeting with Stalin and discussions involving Britain, France, and the United Nations. He confirmed no date for a potential sit down with General de Gaulle and suggested China and Stalin might attend if feasible.
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Tarey
Trumin
Hie
Maul
United Nations
Gary
Minitee
Chates de Gaulle
Truman
Piiner
China
Privateer Planes Raid Japanese Shipping Near Shanghai
Off Okinawa in May 0 W Delavede oy the admiral commanding aid one tuked the title Scourge of the Yanatae on four privateer planes that tracked Japanese shipping including two transports near the river JOULE by Shanghai. The planes damaged several vessels with incendiaries. transports were not sunk. Pilots Lt Cliffe B. Davis and Lt George Serbin led attacks. one tail was shot away and a rudder damaged while Allied planes sustained minor injuries.
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Delavede
Joule
Shanghai
Cliffe B. Davis
Alexandria
George Serbin
Besauer
Mich
Joseph Abe
Gardendale
Wash
Deven
Midland Rodeo to Open June 7 in Big West Texas Event
Midland to stage rodeo June 7 to 10 with Midland Army Ade and local sponsors backing the show. Roy Parks, president of Midland Mail, Inc., announced arrangements with Major Russell Brown for special services and said Midland High School band will help. Russell Howard chairs the Jayeens dance, slated as the biggest social event of the year. The annual parade will kick off June 7 and horse riders are invited. Everett Colburn will ship calves for events as stock is arranged.
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Pliny
Doe
Joe TB
Aid UK
Arny Ade Bieta Tang
Warr Teoad
San Aleachon
Roy Parks
Midland Mail, Inc
MAA
Russell Brown
Speci Services
Parks
Marken Howell
Everett Colburn
Unclear Historical Dispatch On Baptist Mission Incident
A garbled report from New York July 1 describes a severe incident involving an American Baptist Foreign Mission group. The text is decipherable enough to indicate harm to an individual linked to mission activity, with unclear names and locations. Further readable details are not present.
Girl Scouts Depart Friday for Camp at Junction
About fifty Girl Scouts left Friday morning from Junction for a week at Hill Terrace Ranch. They boarded two buses and private cars, meeting at the First Methodist Church, with chaperones and leaders including Mrs. Bocint, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. McCulley, Mrs. Sample, Mrs. Harrison, and Sam Bunton. The camp offers riding, dancing, archery, and outdoor games. funds aided by local drives and contributions, with more than $200 raised to support participation.
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Junction
First Methodist Church
Harry Bocint
B. M. Johnson
Roy McCulley
Raymond Sample
Ore Harrison
Sam Bunton
Girl Scout Council
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Girl Scout Association
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Qin
Mia Ho
Roberteau
Associne Hob
Siren
Tsdwand Vednavett
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Brison
Johan Popratn
Newl Wardlaw
Hest Qualia
Frank Korbel
Bred Speny
Tins Cresby
Ian
Mormons Head Waiter Dies After Beating Attack
Albert Nattits, head waiter at Mick's Restaurant in San Francisco, died from injuries after a patron beat him for refusing service. The assailant, identified as Oliver Edward, fled the scene as witnesses described a brutal assault on the sidewalk.
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San Francisco
Albert Nattits
Mick
Edward
Kak Nwuaus
Treny
Rais
Charles Ernest Morris Takes Highest Honors
Charles Ernest Morris receives highest honors at a ceremony in Kerrville as he reads a commencement address and plans to continue studies in the college department. Rev. Patrick D. Miller delivers remarks at the event held for Theological Seminary graduates. Morris attended services in Kerrville and traveled Sunday for the sermon and related ceremonies.
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Chines Denest
Tatrick D. Miller
Taeseinen
Avstite Precbyterian ‘Theological Seminary
Asay
Clarbes Binet
College
Compartmerntch Selseiner Nest Tall
Army Surveying All Western Camp Facilities
Senate Gutdot announced that an army survey is examining all western camp facilities to assess potential improvements. Albany Oregon officials noted the effort aligns with wartime needs and could affect several departments within the War Department’s personnel structure.
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Senate
Gutdot
Albany
Warfront News From The Pacific And Asia Fronts
Allied offensives claim progress across multiple theaters. US forces bombed and raided targets in the Pacific while Chinese and Allied commands report pressure on Japanese lines in Southeast Asia. General Wedemeyer cites improved Allied supply and cautious optimism for China as Japanese withdrawals and shifting fronts emerge amid strategic campaigns.
License Tags For Bieyeles Now Available
Public notice lists license tag availability with fragmented garbled text. The readable items reference registration, taxes, and a local station or office named Potter Station and Theresa Ob Tie. The rest of the garble includes various names and nonsensical phrases.
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Taran
Threat of Blazing: Monitions Ship Last Summer Revealed
An obscure Adige era report, allegedly withholding details, hints at a blazing threat connected to a ship last summer. The fragmented text references frigates, ports, and disputed dates, with cryptic names and garbled phrasing obscuring clear events or outcomes.
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Gorhoaf
Pithielphi
Bercueirdy
Port Stil Cowet
Fats
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