Tension in Algiers as De Gaulle-Giraud clash stalls governing body
In Algiers on June 3 tension rose after French leaders debated forming a governing committee for liberated France. De Gaulle pressed for a purge of pro-Vichy officials before establishment, while Giraud favored setting up the committee first to review cases. Names on De Gaulle’s purge list included Marcel Peyrouton and Pierre Boisson as potential first removals.
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France
Charles DeGaulle
DeGaulle
Henri Giraud
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DeGautle
Marcel Peyrouton
Algeria
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Auguste Nogues
French Morocco
Jean Marie Bergeret
French West African Air Forces
Rene Prioux
Emile Musener
Algiers Area Questioned Over Ouster List Names
In the Algiers area officials debate whether Muse ler has been added to the ouster lists as part of a broader inquiry. The status of muse ler's inclusion remains unclear amid ongoing local political turmoil and scrutiny.
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Algiers
Museler
Dates of Interest for Tax Payers in 1942 43
Washington outlines key dates for pay as you go income tax payments and estimates. Highlights include June 15 quarterly installment due, July 1 withholding changes, September 15 estimated payments for higher earners, December 15 final estimates, and March 15 1944 final reckoning with possible rebates or further payments.
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Washington
John S
Roosevelt
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Leg Pain
Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil as a medicated rub that soothes leg and foot pain. Claims to speed fresh blood flow, ease soreness, and ease stiffness with routine night and morning use. Promises sale by all good druggists and guarantees satisfaction.
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Moone
Tax Withholding Instructions for 1944 Payment Plan
The note directs calculating the difference between total estimated 1944 tax and withholdings, then paying one fourth of that amount. It also mentions taking a few days vacation to recuperate on March 16, 1944.
Pleads Guilty in Kansas Trammel Net Case
Carl Hess pleaded guilty in justice court to possession of a trammel net illegal in Kansas. He paid a $5 fine and $8 costs. the net was confiscated by the state fish and game department after a May 25 search at his home. Hess claimed the new net cost $32.50 and intended to use it in Nebraska. Ax Benander signed the complaint.
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Carl Hess
Justice Court of
O. J. Lane
Kansas
State Fish and Game Department
Hess
Prospect
Nebraska
Ax Benander
Martha Raye Is Hospitalized With Anemia On Tour
Hollywood reports comedienne Martha Raye is under physician care after collapsing in New Orleans on an army camp itinerary. Dr. Lloyd Tainter says she suffers from anemia, a post yellow fever effect contracted in Africa during her army station tour.
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Martha Ray
Hollywood
P—Film Comedienne
Martha Raye
New Orleans
Lloyd Tainter
Africa
Former Gov Payne Ratner Named Resident Agent
June 5. Payne Ratner, former governor, is named resident agent of Crucial Corporation Inc Wichita Kansas a newly chartered company with $150000 capitalization. Incorporators hail from Evansville Indiana and the firm plans general oil industry operations.
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Topeka
PHL
Payne Ratner
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Crucial Corporation, Inc
Wichita
Kansas Corporation
Evansville
Ind
Junior Red Cross Course To Be Given This Summer
All junior and senior high students enrolled or interested in Junior Red Cross courses must attend a health office meeting in Old High on Friday at ten. Miss Electa Kindlesperger will explain the courses and assign class hours. Minimum enrollee age is twelve. First Aid Nutrition and Home Nursing return this summer linked to recreation for school children. Red Cross certificates awarded on completion.
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Red Cross
Old High
Electa Kindlesperger
Gibraltar Nears Clearance of Allied Shipping Through Strait
Dispatches from La Linea report Gibraltar nearly free of allied shipping as seventy merchantmen including troop transports and tankers passed through the Strait of Gibraltar from the Atlantic to North Africa at dawn yesterday. Another convoy was mentioned in advices.
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Madrid
la Linea
Gibraltar
Strait of Gibraltar
Atlantic
North Africa
Naval evacuation from Gibraltar reduces harbor to few ships
Dispatches report sixty freighters six tankers and one hospital ship departed Gibraltar for the Mediterranean and North African ports. No aircraft carriers or battleships now guard the Rock as the harbor grows deserted with only about a score of freighters remaining, four under repair.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
North African
Rock
Used Tubes Not Rationed Says County War Board Chair
John W. Brand chairman of the Douglas County War Price and Rationing Board announced that used tubes are no longer subject to rationing under the OPA regulation amendment. They may be purchased without a certificate, addressing ongoing inquiries about certificates for used tubes.
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John W. Brand
Douglas County
Resolution urges keeping Japanese in relocation centers
The Pacific Coast Association of Law Enforcement Officials adopted a resolution urging the government to prevent releases of Japanese to take California jobs. They warn such releases could incite riots that would strain peace officers.
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Sacramento
Califf
Lara
California
Pacific Coast International
Inaugural Ceremonies Held for Sunflower Boys State Officials
In Wichita Kansas on June 8 inaugural ceremonies for the Sunflower Boys State elected officers. Judge Robert L. Nesmith administered oaths to Lou Goehring Kansas City chief justice and to Governor Jack Kendree Hutchinson. District officials include Bud Frizell Larned, Dick Cornish Topeka, Paul Dillon Hutchinson, Virgil Holdredge Arkansas City, Gerald Mowry Pratt, and Leo McNair Kansas City as governors secretary. Governor Schoeppel to visit Saturday.
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Wichita
Kan
Sunflower Boys’ State
Robert L. Nesmith
Sedgwick County District Court
Lou Goehring
Arkansas City
Supreme Court
Goehring
Jack Kendree
Hutchinson
Schoeppel
Kendree
State Commission and Labor and Industry
Bud Frizell
Larned
Dick Cornish
Topeka
State Board of Social Welfare
Paul Dillon
Labor and Industry
Virgil Holdredge
Gerald Mowry
Pratt
Leo McNair
Akansas City
Senators Vote for Pay As You Go Tax Bill
Washington reports Kansas Senators Arthur Capper and Clyde Reed voted for the pay as you go tax measure. The 62 to 31 Senate vote advances the bill to the President.
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Washington
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Clyde Reed
Senate
Thrifty habji reads douanale World classified nage
A fragmented text item from a World classified page shows thrifty habits and readers perusing a douanale style market listing. It hints at thrift practices and routine marketplace notices without clear names or dates.
Tax Deadline Approaches for Douglas County 1942 Taxes
County tax deadline nears with June 20 as final payment date without penalty. Treasurer Roy Flory announced that Douglas county's 1942 levy totals $945,936.97, with $712,062.30 paid by May 1, representing 75.28 percent of the levy.
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Roy Flory
Douglas County
Divorce Docket Set for May Term Hearings in District Court
Thirty six divorce cases appear on the district court May term docket. Judge Hugh Means schedules Monday June 7 for all contested divorce hearings, numbering thirteen cases, with twenty three uncontested cases slated for Tuesday June 8.
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District Court
Hugh Means
Engineer John F. Stevens Dies at 90 in Southern Pines
P John F Stevens who directed construction of the Panama Canal died at his home in Southern Pines North Carolina after a long illness. He was 90 years old.
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Canal Southern Pines
N. C
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
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