Air transport expansion eyed amid wartime growth
OWI review notes massive wartime expansion of airways airports and cargo capacity, predicting 65 major U S airports with paved runways by 1933 and over 2 000 smaller fields as aviation shifts toward postwar civilian use. It warns against exaggerated peacetime claims and cites fuel limits and comparative surface freight requirements.
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Argentina reshuffles cabinet as Rawson resigns
Gen. Arturo Rawson resigns as head of Argentina’s provisional government after failing to reach a cabinet agreement. Gen. Pedro Ramirez declares provisional government and command of the armed forces, postponing sworn-in ceremonies. Foreign Minister Gen. Domingo Martinez resigns. Congress dissolved amid rapid political upheaval and international monitor interest.
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U S Airforce In England is Again Expanded
June reports the U S Air Force enlarging its presence in England with more bombers crews and equipment arriving by sea and air. Invasion plans and Allied leadership shifts dominate London briefing as weather eases for Mediterranean and northern Europe operations while Bergen Norway tightens security. Mechanized Los Angeles note adds a human-interest angle on Harvey De borde defying illness to farm a 2500 square foot victory garden from a wheelchair.
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Bishop Freeman Dies at 76 Noted Episcopal Leader
Washington June 7 The Rt Rev James E Freeman 76 longtime Episcopal bishop of the Washington Diocese since 1923 died last night A New York native he led the church in national circles for decades
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Lull In Air War On Germany Worries Axis
A long air war in Europe continues with Allied bombers pounding targets from Sardinia to Sicily and Italy. Messina Reggio Calabria and Naples face heavy raids as American Liberators engage 30 enemy fighters. eight interceptors are shot down with no American losses per the Cairo report. The Axis fears a new Allied push through Spain while Franco pushes peace talks as the Fifth U S Army massed in French Morocco eyes the Mediterranean theater.
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Turbulent Allied and Axis Retreats Amid Eastern Front Castlings
Reports from the eastern front describe continued aerial strikes on German targets and Russian counterattacks amid heavy German raids near Gorki and Islamist fronts. Russian sources claim 2,821 German planes destroyed in five weeks while noting Tiger tanks and new assaults near Donets basins. In South America, military moves include a coup dissolution by General Rawson and a revolt context against the government.
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Political shakeup leaves Argentine government in limbo
Fragmentary notes describe a political reshuffle with Democratic acts placed in cold storage. Resignations topple key civilian leaders Jose Maria Rosa and Horacio Calderon, and Gen. Domingo First United States president Martinez, along with Foreign Minister Johnson, moves toward senate elections. The provisional government faces uncertainty as new figures emerge.
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