Americans Buried With Honors At Swiss Cemetery
In Munsingen Switzerland twelve American airmen killed in action were buried with military honors at a U S cemetery near a Protestant church. A rifle platoon of Swiss soldiers fired volleys as Swiss bands played and diplomats attended. Wreaths were laid by U S and allied officers including General Legge and by a delegation from Swiss air defenses. The service opened with an invocation by Tracy Strong Jr and concluded with taps. The ceremony marked the ongoing tally of fallen American aviators buried abroad.
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Munsingen
Switzerland
United States
Pull. Dearers
Tracy Strong Jr
Beayutte
Wash
U. S. Legation Censelor
J. Klahr Huddle
Tache
Barnwell Legge
Guy de Pietro
Camden
N. J
Carmin E. Gale
Brookn
Legge
Alfred Dejonge
Noel R. Strader
San Antonio
San Antonio teachers press Hill job dispute
San Antonio teachers and 69 local unions, representing about 12,000 members, accuse Hill of improper charges after 14 years of service. The Trades Council complains the superintendent left town, while the school board backs Stutsman’s offer to pay legal costs, seen as pushing a test case to rally support for removal.
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San Antonio
Trades Council
Stutsman
W. B. Arnold
Arnold
Labor Movement
Hill
Jiiil
George Fling
Tech
Stateman
Hearst Criticizes Roosevelt on wartime power abuse
William Randolph Hearst, writing from McCrond California, blasts President Roosevelt for seizing Montgomery Ward and Company during wartime. He warns this action threatens representative government and urges California voters to demand curb on presidential powers as he campaigns for the Senate.
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San Francisco
Calif
William Randolph Hearst
McCrond
Washington
Montgomery Ward
Roosevelt
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago
United States
C.S
Isbor
United States Senate
California
Students rally to keep Hill at Tech amid dispute
Faculty quarrel at Hill Tech over perceived shortcomings leads to legal prep and petitions. Hill asserts no suit yet and cites talk with state official James Eddy who promised a refuting letter. Students elect Threadgill and Carter to lead a petition drive to retain Hill, pledging majority support and warning against replacements.
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Slir
Mmang
Hill
Austin
James R. D. Eddy
State Vocational
Stutsman
Hil
State Vocational Department
Gerald Threadgill
Denver Boulevard
Joe Carter
Criminal Avenue
Hoth
Sai A Wey
Threadgill
Alley
Tech
Dallas Lawyer Claims Alligator as Pet Tale
Dallas attorney H. Gist reads of an alligator prowling exclusive front lawns and exclaims That’s my alligator The reptile was captured five years earlier at Caddo Jake and kept as a pet He recalls the alligator was 14 inches long then and chewed rope before escaping He will help hunt it but says he wants it back if possible
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Dallas
A. H. Gist
Caddo Jake
Eastman Heads Get $100000 Salaries
Eastman Kodak officials led the list of high salaries in the companys annual report to the SEC with Thomas J Harb rave and Albert F Stuzer each paid 107698. Frank W Lovejoy received 87399. Other firms cited include Union Bag Paper Corp Sontane Corp and Continental Baking with executives earning six figures.
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Philadelphia
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Thomas J. Har- Brave
Albert F. Stuzer
Yiscaugar
Securities and Exchange Commission
Frank W. Lovejoy
Union Bag & Paper Corp
New York City
Alexander Calder
Aggressive Allied Patrols On Italian Front Reported
Allied headquarters at Naples says on the Italian front yesterday Allied patrols probed enemy strength with exploratory thrusts. Weather limited air sorties to 180. fighter bombers hit an ammunition dump at Magliane with no losses. Spitfires struck a radio station in Albania. Coastal patrols and Anzio beachhead activity continued with two enemy raids broken up and artillery fire southwest of Cassino.
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Italy
Naples
Magliane
Albania
Anzio
Frea
Cassino
Court restrains Ward Firm in dramatic plant seizure
The 60 year old Avery, chief executive, was forcibly ejected by soldiers after resisting government orders. Judge Holly voided company interference and ordered turnover of records while scheduling a dissolution hearing. Ward officials absent as a surprise session moved to a loop hotel for stockholder meeting. Roosevelt authority and a congressional probe were debated in Washington. Whitney named vice chairman of United China Relief. he had helped fund Madison Square Garden welcome for Mme. Chiang.
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Fage One
Ferret
Avery
Biddis
Holly
Company of Giers
Biddle
Warde
Roosevelt
Jesus i
House of Representsives
Washington
Dewey
Chicago Tiver
Es Whitney
New York
INS
George Whitney
J. P. Morgan & Cox Inc
United China Relief
Tie
Madison Square Garden
Mme
Chiang Sal-Shek
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