Rawson Quits Post As Head of Argentine Nation
General Arthuro Rawson resigns as head of Argentina after cabinet members quit, with war minister Pedro Ramirez set to form a new government promising cordial ties with the United States. Ramirez pledges a nonconfrontational approach amid political turmoil as Argentine liberals hope for a less reactionary course. In Buenos Aires censorship tightens as details filter out via dispatches and travelers, with four cabinet resignations accompanying Rawson’s departure. Comiskey, a 22 year old Paterson boxer, is convicted of assault with intent to commit rape by a Passaic County judge.
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Comiskey
Paterson
Edward
Patrick) Comiskey
Passaic County
Joseph A Delaney
Flashes of Life In the U S and Local Notes
A jumble of clipped items mentions a building supply firm paying twenty thousand dollars, a graduation at St Gertrudes where Robert A Mathews Jr advised graduates, and wartime tire rationing guidance from Washington on June 7. Santa Fe is noted as the oldest state capital, settled in 1610.
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Santa Fe
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Amended Charter for The Prudential Insurance Company of America
Policyholders of Prudential Insurance Company of America are called to a special meeting at 12 noon on Tuesday July 20 at 26 Broad Street Newark Essex County New Jersey. The purpose is to approve an amended charter adopted March 30 1943 by the board of directors and filed with state authorities. The charter preserves mutual life status and outlines director elections procedures and corporate governance.
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Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Mutual Life Purance Corporation
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Amdera Group
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Canada
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Tellecs
Therrof
Halle
French Heads Form Cabinet to Aid During War Period
An announcement outlines a wartime cabinet to govern the home country with 14 members including Presidents Generals Charles de Gaulle and Henri Giraud and Gen Alphonse Georges. A war committee is formed to direct overall conduct of the war and nation affairs.
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Meth
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Charles de Gaulle
Hengi Giraud
Alphonse Georges
Sas
Minster
Supreme Court Defines Draftee Address Obligation
The Supreme Court in a 7 to 2 decision held a registrant may satisfy the draft notification requirement by forwarding reasonable forwarding addresses enabling service. Homer Bartchy of Houston, soon to be inducted, had argued he kept the board informed via the National Maritime Union. The court ruled a delay due to a misrouted induction notice did not prove failure to inform the board.
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Edward H Higgs
Washington
Supreme Court
Reed
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Houston
Lex
Battchy
Merchant Marine
Nations
Maritime Union
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Shin
Barteby
Mattune Union
New York
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T the Hound
Nolve
Newston
Transport plane crash near Pope Field kills at least 12
Reports say a transport plane crashed between Pope Field and Lawenburg this morning. About 20 aboard when it left Pope Field at 3 am, weather hampered search efforts. Nine bodies recovered at the scene, with 12 dead confirmed and safety of others unknown. A second C 47 also involved, one plane reportedly turned back. Football boxing note follows.
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Here
Lawenburg
Sam Price
Conight Fist Aeporta
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Crand
Totset
Death rate in Africa praised as miraculously low by Army surgeon
Army Surgeon General reported to American doctors that American death rate in Africa was unbelievably low during the campaign. He cited two and a half to three percent as the rate for the first campaigns, praising plasma, first aid, and sulfa drugs for saving many lives. Also notes Cleveland Indians outfielder Hank Edwards has a broken collarbone and will miss four weeks.
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Howard W. Alakfslee
Chicago
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Cleveland Indians
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Jeff Heath
Philadelphia
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Coal Miners Return To Work Amid Threat Of New Crisis
Miners return to their pits under a fourth truce amid signs of a fresh crisis in the prolonged dispute. Southern operators show dissension as talks lag. TVW chief and operator reps conferred briefly then recessed for an operators' caucus. War Labor Board had made no further comment.
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War Labor Board
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WLR
Fascist shakeup and war news flash from London
London reports 14 fascist members expelled including a foreign exchange ministry employee for negligence. Allied air raids claim hits on locomotives in Germany, France, and the Low Countries in May. Also reports on railway wage talks, Marshall’s return, a large naval bill, and civilian confirmation reforms.
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Ministry of Foreign Exchange
Associated Press
Germany
France
Low Countries
Adele
Service Men Avenge Victims of Zoot-Suit Hoodlums
Los Angeles crowds watched as service men patrolled downtown streets to hunt down zoot-suited hoodlums blamed for assaults on uniformed men civilians and women. The drive followed a weekend of clashes with the youths fleeing or facing nonfatal confrontations.
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Los Angeles
Public Health Meeting Opens In Bozeman Here
The Montana Public Health association opened its convention with a talk by Dr Carl Bick of New York, as part of the opening day sessions. The event, tied to the American Public Health association, aims to boost understanding of public health services. The program includes scheduled speeches, with Gay Sam G Prd listed for today at 8:45.
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Red Lodge
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Elizabeth Barnett
Missoula
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Mabel Sell
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American Public Health Association
Montana Public Health Association
New Jersey Solon Would Do Away With OPA
New Jersey Republican Rep Hartley proposed bills to abolish the Office of Price Administration and transfer its duties to other agencies. Food control would move to the Office of War Food Administration, gasoline and petroleum management to the Petroleum Administrator for War, rent to the National Housing Agency, and remaining tasks to the Office of Civilian Requirements of the War Production Board.
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Joseph L. Weiner
Ciynian
War Production Board
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Office of Price Administration
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Office of
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Attorney Accepts Marines' Story Of Fatal Mishap
Police inspector Frank Hannigan and District Attorney Jepson traveled home convinced two U S Marines in Reno are innocent after the death of 22 year old Mrs Waydean Thelm Sharpe. Marines claim she shot herself and Jepson said they were telling the truth. News notes include OPA action on gasoline ration coupons marked TT for third quarter to curb black market schemes.
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Helvin Jepgon
Reno
U. S
Waydean Thelma Sharpe
Hannigen
Jepson
Sharpe
Washington
Office of Price Administration
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