Roosevelt probes relief for French civilians in Europe
Continent dispatches report President Roosevelt may inquire into French civilian relief as he nears Italy. White House hints at unmet relief shipments. Paris says he may stop in Marseille. Allied censorship notes possible scandal in relief efforts and calls for admin officials and officers to be ready. Churchill reaches Athens as Marshall and Eden make moves in Greece. South American declarations widen the United Nations bloc ahead of San Francisco talks. Izvestia attacks Wheeler over Polish Crimea accord.
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Moist Heat Therapy for Chest Cold Relief
Chest cold relief comes from moist heat using ANTIPHLOGISTINE poultice. It soothes sore throat bronchial irritation and general chest discomfort, easing muscle aches and sprains for hours. The remedy claims reduced swelling and pain with simple application and is advertised as a general health aid.
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Vets Await Reassignment At AAF Station Miami Head
Overseas veterans at the AAF redistribution station in Miami Head, Frs., await reassignment. Notable names include Gapb. Oliver G. Clark, B I theater officer. Warrant Officer Joseph E. Satter, European theater engineer. Staff Sgt Eddie L. Reed, supply sergeant in the CB theater. all listed with family or address details.
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The Voice Asks To Go Overseas
New York reports that Frank Sinatra plans to go overseas this June to entertain troops if drafted. George Evans, Sinatra’s press contact, says he offered to serve and entertain for the army and USO, who are awaiting the outcome of his recent medical exam.
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Senate Leaders Agree With Big 3 On Polish Division
Senate administration leaders announced Poland must accept the Big Three partition, despite Polish sentiment and fears of uprisings among smaller nations. They expect U S ratification of a postwar security treaty amid debate over veto power and boundaries at the San Francisco conference.
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Spouse to Continue Weber's Fight in Conscientious Objection
The wife of Pvt Honey Weber in Vancouver Washington stated she would persist in appealing to have him classified as a conscientious objector after his death sentence was reduced to five years imprisonment. She questioned why he was imprisoned for his belief against bearing arms and urged placement in a non combat or medical corps role. Mrs Grace Weber-Whart pledged to keep backing his case with the American Civil Liberties Union offering support.
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Public Talk on Socialized Insurance Planned at USO
Miss Luellig Thompson discusses socialized insurance this Thursday at 8 p.m at Crockcity Street USO. Miss Thompson will also cover Wagner. The public is invited to attend.
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Phelps Dies After Heart Attack in San Antonio
A. B. Barney Phelps, longtime San Antonio garage operator and owner of several properties, died late Wednesday after heart attack complications. Survived by widow Bianca Phelps, two sons, two grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral set for Friday at St. Mark's Church with Dr. Thomas H. Wright officiating. Pallbearers named B. M. Burleson, Glen Lies, and others.
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Robbery Report At Batlins Street Home
A man reported two Hispanic men robbed him of one dollar at his home of 214 West Batlins Street early Thursday. He said one suspect threatened him with a knife during the incident and notified police.
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Jury Returns 13 Indictments in Federal Case
Alfonse Alyayada found guilty in federal court on charges related to unlawfully possessing 18 840 grains of narthiiang without transfer tax payment. Leu teven was deferred. The proceeding occurred Saturday.
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Breakup of Commissioners Court Meeting Sparks Disorder
The meeting broke up in disorder as commissioners clashed over police duties and a demand to vacate quarters on the courthouse fourth floor by March 1. Tensions flared between Uhr Bennett and county officials with threats of further hearings and possible staff changes.
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Rotarians to Hear On Combat Medical Service
Col Henry M4 Winins assistant pilot of medical service at Brooke General Hospital will address the Rotary club Friday at the St Anthony hotel on Medical Service In the Combat Zone He participated in the North African campaign and the landings at Salerno and Anzio.
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Chiang Gets Personal U S Plane
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek will have a personal U S plane assigned for his use. The arrangement was announced by American headquarters and involves Lieut. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer and Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault.
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