R. A. F. Raids Stir German Morale, Signs Hidden
Lisbon reports air raids strike terror into German defenders, lowering morale and hindering production. After attacks, authorities remove visible damage, with crews sealing off damaged areas. Carpenters and machinists assess sites as inspectors gauge extent by morning following strikes.
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Lisbon
Perhepe
Germany
Reid
Gebria
Giana
Noreria
Oman
Carpenters
Mesons
Planora
Dams
Westbrook Pegler on Labor Act and unions clash
The piece discusses the Wisconsin Labor Act, known as the Employment Peace Act, denouncing union leadership figures and a criminal racket tied to Browne and Bieff. It references Joseph Padway and the A F of L, critiques limits on union power, and mentions the Carpenters dispute and the act’s aim to curb violence and protect workers and the public.
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Joseph Padway
A. F of L
Browne, Bieff
Enere
Origleven
Missour Pacific Renter Club to Hold Flag Raising Tonight
The Ouachita clubhouse will host a flag raising ceremony this evening with Missour Pacific renters, led by Bienchard, featuring an address by a local dignitary and a bugle call. Ralph Irving and Siniwnena sergeant will attend. crowd expected on the lawn. dancing and refreshments planned afterward. booster club invites all to attend with families.
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Pacific Renter Club Bienchard
Berwter
Ouachita
Treo Chock
Fetasta
Wice
Old Age Pension Bill Introduced In Louisiana
Legislation in Louisiana proposes monthly pensions of 80 dollars for residents over 60 who have lived in the state for five of the past nine years. The measure was introduced by a group of lawmakers including Noble of Mid City, McCain of Avoyelles, and Teel McCain of Dayton, seeking approved funding for the program.
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ON Rouge
Renidetta
Ata
New Method for Synthetic Rubber Boosts Output
New York May 2. The FandarA O11 company in New Jersey announced a breakthrough to produce synthetic rubber from petroleum and recover genotype material and gate values. Secretary of Commerce Jane emphasized boosting domestic capacity to 1/0000 ton per year from the scheduled 66400. President W B Ferivch described the technique as doubling or tripling plant capacity for rubber materials.
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New York
Fandara O11
New Jersey
Wee
Jeane Jane
Cranmerce
America
W B. Ferivch
Bandardenid
Sceriiate
Sterdered Oil Development Company
Robert P. Buse
Roosevelt Says War Likely To Last Long
Washington May 22. President Roosevelt warned the war may be long and cautioned against over optimism. He urged restraint in sensational reporting, defended censorship only to protect military operations, and called for reliance on official army and navy statements without overemphasis. He acknowledged a ship sinking situation as "pretty serious."
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Washington
Romevell
Fie
Roosevelt
May Seize Autos To Haul Workers In War Effort
Washington May 22 Government may requisition automobiles to move workers from war plants if other facilities fail, says Rubber Coordinator Arthur B Newhall. He notes no need for tire requisition this year or 1943 and that tires would not be ground up for reclaimed rubber. Newhall and three wartime officials call the rubber situation grim and warn civilian tire sacrifice could be required, but preserving private cars remains preferable for transportation and war effort. The Brookings Institution predicts nationwide gasoline rationing may accompany tire and car controls, while a study weighs extending controls east and northward and keeping buses running after June 1.
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Washington
Arthur B. Newhall
Arens
Newhall
Hoowever
Sumeilianewuely
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Defence
Brookings Institutory Forkay
Wurvey
Fepwt
Charles le Dearing
Ihe
Eaat
Nerthweer
Enmeritin
Brookings
Beavis
Tokyo claims Japs lynched in New York amid war shock
Asahi report from Rome cites a sensational Tokyo account describing anti Japanese hostility in the United States after the December 7 attack. The piece notes humiliating treatment and lynching rumors tied to wartime sentiment, based on a European diplomatic exchange.
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New York
Tokyo
United
United States
Aaehi
Correwpemnvien
Rome
Asahi
Alian Diplos Recetigte Aril
Prince Armanio Collonna
Taleo Arntomanachor
Washington
Kore
Axis
Uni
Cewulte
Girl's Chance to Join Navy Ends in Denver
Fragmented text shows a Denver May report on a girl named Frances who graduated last night and sought Navy enlistment. It notes prior talk of women being barred from service, and her statement of appreciation for being allowed to pursue enlistment with awaiting further orders.
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Denver
Navy
Troyenr
Vrancen
Verne Silverio
Aguilar
Cole
Frances
Butcher Knife Linked To Beauty Death In Preliminary Hearing
Kansas City May 2 A butcher knife found thrust beneath a bedroom window connects beauty queen Priarne Hie to her alleged slaying. George W Welsh Jr awaits trial as testimony ties cloth fibers on the knife to the victim and traces the weapon to Welsh weeks before the murder. Witnesses include police technician Halph Turner and others recount negotiations and overheard conversations suggesting an attempted disclosure.
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Kansas City
Benesthe
Laila Adele Welsh
Halph Turner
Hin
University of Kaunas
George W. Welsh, Jr
Hin Winter
Turner Wes
Germans Fail To Measure Up To Civilized Peaceful Progress
Washington May 28 German civilization is behind others, says Reymond H Geist former diplomat. He told the National Conference of Christians and Jews that Germans deserted the world’s path generations ago and now warlike rulers like Hitler shock the world. Geist warned Germans lack confidence in peaceful modern cooperation and have been arrogant, undermining progress in science, industry, and culture.
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Washington
Germany
Hitler
Reymond
Geist
Depertent
Berlin
State Departments
Mexico near war with Germany as protests rejected
Mexico faces possible declaration of war after Berlin rejected Mexico’s protest over the sinking of the tanker Potrero del Llano. President Avila Camacho prepared a manifesto to ask Congress for war while signaling military orders and potential command changes.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Berlin
Florida
Manuel Avila Carache
Congress
Lazars Cardenas
Weet Comet
Etaff
Smne Signa
Organizatena
Menion
Foreign Office
Germany
Avila Camacho
Japan
Italy
Pearl Harbor
Avila Camachy
Roosevelt Opposes Private Pay Hikes
President Roosevelt stated the government will prevent private party pay increases while aiming to keep wage policy aligned with the broader goal of wage stabilization. He cited a California aircraft firm willing to raise wages and warned such moves could undermine his program to curb living costs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Newertantel
Planite
USO Quota Shortfall Hit Monroe Campaign Effort
Monroe faces a shortfall in the USO national drive for funds as the city reportedly misses its quota by around $2,000. Tulsa, Ouachita parish leaders urge residents to mail donations or drop them at Hotel Frances to support establishment of a Monroe USO club and planned troop visits.
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URC
Quachita Parah
Wee
Kellogg
Ouachita Parish
UBO
USO An Jos
USO
Wir
Pert
Cure
Rockefeller and Morgenthau Join as Buck Privates
New York May 22 David Rockefeller youngest son of Joan D Rockefeller Jr and Henry Morgenthau III son of the secretary of the treasury has been inducted as a buck private in the army yesterday Rockefeller 22 has been assigned to an infantry unit Morgenthau 25 has been sent to Governor’s inland for service in the Army.
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New York
David Rockefeller
Joan D Rockefeller, Jr
Henry Morgenthen
Red
Secretary of the Treasury
Buck
Rockefeller
Morgenthwn
Doolittle Led Tokyo Raids Revealed by Daily Tires
The Chicano Daily Tires prints a half Japanese translation on page one claiming Brigadier General James H. Doolittle led last month's sensational air raids on Tokyo and other Japanese cites. The characters read right to left and top to bottom asserting Doolittle did a lot not Bo Berry.
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Chicano Daily
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
Doolittle
Bo Berry
Foreign Agents Reported On Maine Coast
Augusta Maine May G F Farnum state director of Civilian defense said foreign agents have recently landed on the Maine coast and entered from the Canadian border or other parts of the United States He warned volunteers and officials to watch for enemy fifth column activity and possible parachute or clandestine landings in Maine urging constant vigilance without specifics on locations or numbers.
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Augusta
Francia Wo Partum
Maine
Canadian
United States
Farnn Aed
Volunteers Defense Corps
Boston
New England
Bemellonen
Farnum
Hiteenderun
Amenia
Convicted Slayer Killed In Court At Harlan Ky
Harlan Kentucky May 22 45 Manzo Shepherd twenty four was shot fatally during the dramatic climax of a murder trial in which he was found guilty of slaying a taxi driver on May He died at a nearby hospital while a breast jury fixed his punishment at death in the electric chair for the killing of Joe Christian Heaton a 25 year old miner and nephew of Christian surrendered to officers after Shepherd was shot in the courtroom No charge was placed against him immediately The shooting occurred moments after attorneys argued to the jury Judge James Forester instructed the jury that the wounded man was alive when carried from the courtroom and the cane was taken under consideration A mistrial was ordered in the same case Tuesday when the jury was unable to reach a verdict Sherman Chume 23 of Howard Hensley of Yarcey Ky charged jointly with Shepherd had separate trials set for October term Christian's throat was found near the Kentucky Virginia state line three were arrested and returned
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Harlan. Ky
Manzo Shepherd
Clint Ballewid
Petesnot Wee
Shepherd
James & Forester
Torpedoed in Gulf Vessel Sinks Quickly
New Orleans May 2214 a medium sized American cargo ship was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico Ninety seconds after two torpedoes hit amidships at least 71 crew and gun crews died There were 19 survivors who rode lifeboats for hours before rescue Five were hospitalized in Galveston Texas Captain A Henry Rowe directed survivors for four hours before attempting to reach shore Several crew members are listed as missing and presumed dead including Victor Wallin Gordon Clarke and Bernard Bo Joiner The submarine involved was not sighted by the crew
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Galveston
Tex
Marry
A Henry Rowe
Makea Hils
Texas
Victor BK. Wallin
Savannah
Gordon Clarke
Unadilla Ho
Eangineer
Prity Wilherding
Port Arthur
Boginer
Carl Clevenger
Agsistant
Bernard Bo Joiner
Mobile
Ala
Merrit J. Salons
Finland
Melcher Chacon
Abel Oxerig
John F. White
Alameda
Theodore R. Palmer
Leonard ©. White
Sinking Springs
Antonin Bedia
Robert
Soldier Admits He Killed Agent in Greenville
May 72 mine chief deputy Sheriff John Sie ng seid todey Private Jamon Serick land near Leland Mississippi admitted badly that he shot and fatally wounded J Fenech Detars a peckethoat sgerit on the Greenilie Leland highway near Greenville late Tuesday. Strickland said he obtained a ride with Dicharry near Vicksburg and began to leave the car. He dropped his pistol in the front of the car and Dicharry kicked him, he stated. Strickland, absent without leave from Camp Bowie near Brownwood Texas, was arrested early this morning at his home after questioning. Dicharry died in hospital early Wednesday after naming who he had picked up near the Vicksburg river bridge. Funeral services for Dicharry planned in New Orleans.
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Greenville Mine
John W Sieng Seid Todey
Jamon Serickland
Leland
Mise
Vaiey
J. Fenech
Greenilie- Leland
Greenville
Tuemiay
Strickland
Dicharry
Vicksburg
Peer Greenville
Sterling
Camp Bowie
Brownword
Tex
Dicherry
Vicksburg Yar River
Diebury
New Orleans
Italy Claims Sub Sunk Battleship Off Brazilian Waters
The report claims an Italian submarine sank a Maryland class battleship off Fernando de Noronha, though Brazilian and U S officials say no engagement occurred. US destroyers reportedly did not react to the attack as stated. The clash comes amid broader German efforts to seize the initiative on the Eastern Front.
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Roger C. Greene
Rustie
Kherkey
Red Wrinies
United States
Parterigo
Fernando
Rio de Janeiro
Maryland
Colorata
West Virginia
Neta
Axis Cleima
High Corromand
Hitler
Red Star
London
Japanese Ships Sunk as War Effort Expands in Pacific
Reports say Japanese submarines sank a 7,190 ton cruiser and two merchants totaling 15,000 tons in the southwest Pacific as UN air units destroyed 16 Japanese planes at bases in New Caledonia and New Britain. General MacArthur notes the Kake gun site. China fighting narrows near Chekiang city Konhowe as forces mass on rail lines toward central China. Washington weighs rapid aid to Kai-shek as fears grow of a Japanese push toward Alaska.
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Bette
Southwest Pacific
United Nations
New Channes
Tixter
MacArthur
Buclt
On Rce
Amercan
Kinhwe
Repatia
Chekieng
China
Chekiang Sea
Shanghai
Chingsant
Tokyo
Chekiane-Kunun
Konhowe
Washington
Generaliasim Kai- Shek
Chine
Alaska
Elea
John Barrymore Shows Signs Of Improvement
Hollywood actor John Barrymore, hospitalized in Hollywood Presbyterian after pneumonia and kidney and liver infection, showed improvement today. Doctor Hugo M Kersten said Barrymore still has a chance to pull through as fluid was removed and he recovers from the illness that interrupted his radio program rehearsals.
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Hollywood
John Herryewre
Rele
Kerevnore
Lionel
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