Military clashes over civil and martial law in Hawaii
In Honolulu an army ban blocked a federal judge from enforcing a 5000 dollar contempt fine on Lieut. Gen Robert C Richardson Jr leader of the Hawaiian Department. The judge ordered Richardson to show cause for contempt after habeas corpus rights remained suspended under semi martial law. The case, seen as pivotal for Japanese and German detainees, was ordered closed by the general.
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Honolulu
Robert C. Richardson Jr
Army
Hawaiian Department
Hawaii
Delbert Metzger
Richardson
Metzger
Demolay Chapter Hosts Picnic Weekend in San Antonio
The Albert Pike chapter of the Order of Demolay plans a week with a Friday night party and carnival visits in San Antonio. A Sunday picnic will be hosted by Rainbow Girls, Demolays, and girls at 2:30 p.m. in the chapter room with transportation provided.
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Acuvines
Albert Pike
San Antonio
Rainbow Girls
Kiwanis Club to Hear General Reinartz Speech
Brig. Gen. Eugené B. Reinartz recently returned from Sicily and North Africa will speak at Kiwanis Wincheon on Friday in the Gunter hotel. Reinartz is commander of the school of aviation merit at Randolph field.
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Eugené B. Reinarte
Sicily
North Africa
Kiwanis Wincheon
Gunter Hotel
General Reinartz
School of Aviation
Randolph Field
Naples harbor and war plants wiped out
Stockholm report by Agne Hamri states Naples harbor and industrial zones were destroyed by Allied bombings. The city’s districts near the harbor are described as a dead city, though other areas reportedly escaped major damage and the city has not been wiped out entirely.
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Stockholm
UINS
Naples
Rome
Agne Hamri
Dagens Nyheter
Res Ag
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Joske
California
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