Russian Patriarch Challenging Pope as Christ's Vicar
Metropolitan Sergei of Moscow rebuked the Pope’s claim to be Christ’s vicar in an article in a Moscow journal. He argued there is no earthly vicar of Christ, suggesting possible centralized church authority without papal supremacy and warning against concentrating power in one man. Sergei, 76, is leader of the Russian Orthodox Church and took office last September.
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Kwangtung puppet governor Chen Yao-Tsu killed in Canton
New York report says Chen Yao-Tsu 51, puppet governor of Kwangtung, died Wednesday from gunshot wounds inflicted by alleged Chungking terrorists while passing through Canton. The Jap Cemel agency provided the details.
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Kwangtung Province
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Gift Eye Restores Sight for Blind Man in New Orleans
Richard Blenvenu, a nearly blind 33 year old broommaker, gained sight through a donated eye from Mrs. E. E. Johnson of Marrero Louisiana. A transplant linked to a live donor enabled the operation here as the surgeon lifted the bandage to reveal restored vision.
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Courts Plan Faster Easter Egg Hunts Across City
San Antonio Housing Authority acting director Jesse J Newton announced new Easter programs ending at Victoria courts Alagon Apache Tincoln Heights Wheatley Carson and Kelly Homes. Eggs donated by authority executives and prepared by Mrs Inez Anderson and recreation supervisors.
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Jesse J. Newton
San Antonio Housing Authority
Inez Anderson
Victory Courts
De Gaulle Seeks Clearer Control With Giraud Role Change
Reports from Algiers say Charles De Gaulle plans to appoint himself chief of the armies and strip Gen. Henri Giraud of key powers. Giraud would stay on as a sidelined overseer or liaison to Allied forces, with reduced authority and prestige.
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Henri Giraud
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Ihe
France
Giraut
Dwight Eisenhower
Texas Optometrists Meet To Discuss Professional Advancement
Southwest Texas Optometric society held a Friday gathering at the Gunter hotel with 100 delegates expected. Principal speakers included Dr. Jimmie Palmer of Charlotte, N C, head of the AOA economic and professional advancement division, Dr. R L Kennedy of Austin, society president Robert Shipman of San Antonio, and Dr. Jerome Heather of Southbridge, Massachusetts.
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San Antonio
Jerome Heather
Southbridge
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Dangerous Plane Defects Said Found in Engines
An army inspector testified that five of the first nine engines in a batch of 100 returned for disassembly showed dangerous defects. The court martial heard the engines were torn down September 6, 1943, after a request from the undersecretary of war, and noted careless assembly and tool damage across all units.
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George H. Brett
Frank Andrews
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
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AAP
Columbus
Ohio
Hiller
Edward F. Cavanagh
Defense
Jeanne Miller
Ruth Dillon
Ben A. Perry
Mother of Chaplin Prosecutor Dies in Mississippi
Mrs Mal Belle Carr 73 of Tunica Mississippi mother of U S District Attorney Charles H Carr died from a cerebral hemorrhage days after a jury acquitted Charles Chaplin of federal charges Carr attended from Los Angeles arriving Wednesday brief after the verdict was reached in Memphis terminal news reported the event.
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Charles Chaplin
Marine Colonel Denies Being Pushover After Cape Gloucester Fight
Washington April 7 Colonel William J Whaling who led the Cape Gloucester airstrip assault describes killing about 300 Japanese in five days but downgrades his own role and praises his men He warns the Jap is not a pushover and notes labor shortages and wartime changes while reflecting on lessons from Guadalcanal Finschhafen and Cape Gloucester
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Rat Drive Plans Set Contrived From Page One
A health service collaboration between the city health department and the federal Fish and Wildlife Service outlines a rat control drive. Bacon, based in Houston, has spent the past three months coordinating the effort across municipal districts.
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Reporter Bitten By Rat Near Hotel Room
Richard Spencer, a reporter for The Tight, was treated and released at Robert B. Green hospital after a rat bit his left hand in a hotel room. He awoke around 32 a.m. Friday with blood on several fingers and the thumb, and the rat disappeared when light was switched on.
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Marilyn
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Tight
San Antonio Passes Public Health Measure Modeled on Houston
The San Antonio city council approved a new ordinance Thursday, patterned after Houston's. It is the first public health improvement measure urged by Dr. Robbing since taking the role. The move aims to set up programs in the area west of the Mississippi.
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Mistaken for Jap Chinese Laborers Drowned in Oregon
A South Pacific veteran, Walter Harold Johnson, pleaded innocent to second degree murder in the death of Tung Quan Woo, 56. Woo was found drowned in an irrigation ditch after two Chinese workers reported a home break in by a man asking for a Jap. Authorities continued investigation in Astoria Oregon.
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Ore
Paul Knarney
Tung Quan Woo
Walter Harold Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
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Woo
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Four Day New Guinea Trek Featured On Skyline Patrol
Skyline Patrol on WOAI at 1:40 PM Friday will air Liewi Sammy Pierce’s four day jungle trek in New Guinea after a crash landing near Japanese forces. Cpl Jacque Abram and the Hilltop City Orchestra will perform Easter Parade with a symphonic arrangement. The War Department announced WAC uniforms will include khaki tropical worsted for the summer, similar to officer attire.
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Trace of Bodies In Blast Unlikely
Hastings Nebraska April 7 a naval board reports low likelihood any trace will be found of the bodies of five of eight killed in yesterday’s explosion at the Hastings Naval ammunition depot. The inquiry into the plant’s chemical procedure continues as about 100000 pounds of explosive, mainly mines and depth charges, were triggered.
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Cafe Overdrawn At Ration Bank
Chicago April 7. Barneys Market, famed for steaks, suspended by OPA for four to six months due to overdrawn ration bank account by more than 1,000,000 points. Proprietor Barney Kessell blames his book keeper for the deficit and to serve rationed communities.
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Barney’s Market
OPA
Barney Kessell
Barney
Senior Yanks in Troop 44 Meet at Collins Gardens School
Parents of Senior Yanks in Troop 44 will meet at Collins Gardens school at 7 p.m. Wednesday April 8 in Heemmngstall Austin Highway. Louie's band to perform and a tax advisory note accompanies the announcement.
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Heemmngstall
Austin Hwy
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