Stalin assumes supreme command of Red Army as invasion worsens
Moscow reports Premier Stalin took direct control of the Red Army amid a German advance. Soviet communiques describe heavy fighting along a broad front from the Arctic to the Black Sea with ground losses and strong Soviet counterattacks near Minsk, Bobruisk, and Murmansk. The front line remains fluid as German forces push toward key targets, while alerts ring across Moscow.
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French Attack Fort Besiegers Near Palmyra
Beir ut Lebanon July 4 French garrison at Palmyra base reportedly counter attacked to repel British forces. French heavy bombers hammered near the city as craft reported loots and observers noted British De AUSS columns near Povehviden in Palmyra area.
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Rural Officers Subpoenaed for Grand Jury Hearing
Rural justices of the peace and constables were subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury at 2 30 a m Wednesday in a closed session to present their side of the story Juror foreman Todd said the hearing aims to expose progress in a county house cleaning initiative Justice of the Peace Garaghty was recalled and asked to reappear while others were not included The grand jury will not take written recommendations but will pursue already made suggestions including redistricting of precincts A county commissioners court hearing on redistricting is set for July 14
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Million Claimed for Robin Moor Sinking
The United States will demand more than 1,000,000 dollars in compensation for the sinking of the American freighter Robin Moor. The claim covers vessel value, passengers, crew, and American-owned cargo, with the act labeled piracy by President Roosevelt.
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Destroyers Sink by Axis Off Bardia and Dibra
Rome reports two British destroyers sunk one off Bardia Siiva and another in the eastern Mediterranean while a third destroyer was seriously damaged after an air attack near Bardia. The communique notes ongoing combats in the Dibra Tabor area.
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Finland mops up red parachutists in coast bombardment
An official Finnish report claims Russian parachute troops dropped in Finland in recent days were rendered harmless. The same release says Russian attacks have diminished. Lovisa on the coast, 60 miles east of Belstivki, was bombed this morning with no serious damage.
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Weather Forecast For San Antonio Promises Warm Week
Weather man J Hunry Jarbee advised staying in air conditioned rooms as San Antonio faced a warm week with a southeast breeze. Tuesday's high was around 83, with a forecast of 76 by Wednesday and a low near 77 Tuesday night.
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Williamson Takes Over House Post in Texas
Williamson of San Antonio, a former Texas senator and representative, took the oath to serve again in the Texas House. He succeeds PB L. Anderson of San Antonio, who resigned to become fire and pay commissioner after the adjournment of the general session. Willie Hobbsor quipped about arriving in time to say hello and goodbye as the session adjourned amid war talk for Thursday.
Incomplete World War II Era Dispatches From Europe
Fragmented wartime brief reports from Stockholm and London note the death of a diplomat in Britain, with references to estonian and russian figures and a new party formation. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the items cover a death and political developments with named places and officials.
Anti-Strike Law Bills Returned In Texas Case
Grand jury returns indictments charging threatening violence to stop a militia from working during a strike. One person faces two indictments while a unit indictment accuses two defendants jointly. Another defendant is charged with unlawfully preventing work and conspiracy to deter lawful vocation. Several arrests occurred amid the strike as authorities pursue follow ups.
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Nazis Claim Red Units Fleeing Toward Moscow and Leningrad
Nazi high command reports German forces sweeping toward Leningrad Moscow and the Ukraine have crossed the Dvina and are pushing fleeing Soviet units around Livov. Berlin says panzer columns now near Minsk and Smolensk with heavy air support, aiming for Moscow, while claiming the Red Army is being dismembered. Napoleon’s historic route is cited as a near comparison.
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Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with light to moderate southeast winds. Highs near 98 Wednesday afternoon, Tuesday high around 95, and Tuesday low near 77. Northwest Texas coast shows scattered showers Tuesday night into Wednesday with general to fresh south winds. West Texas reports considerable cloudiness with showers Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday, temperatures little changed. Extended outlook for New Mexico and Rio Grande Valley indicates current showers with locally heavy precipitation and normal temperatures.
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Spies to Face Quick Action in U S Indictments
New York July 1 A government move for swift indictments follows the seizure of seven self described spies and additional suspects in a span of days. U S Attorney Harold M Kennedy began presenting evidence before a federal grand jury in Brooklyn as indictments loom for the accused. The group includes one woman and several crew members from ships like the Moore-McCormack line. Bond set at 25000 dollars for each, with more suspects in federal custody.
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Harpswell Maine Tragedy as Boat Sinks with 38 Feared Lost
Rescue teams in Harpswell Maine searched fog bound Lower Casco Bay for 38 passengers from Rumford and nearby towns after the cabin cruiser Don sank in rough seas returning from Monhegan Island. Bodies found include women Elizabeth Howard Ruth Hemingway Bessie Strople Anup Ginaux and Avenue Sheffield. Wreckage and reports suggest an explosion aboard the heavily laden vessel.
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Governor ODaniels narrow Texas Senate victory leading Johnson
Governor W Lee O Daniel surged to a 379 vote lead over Lyndon Johnson in Texas senatorial race as 200 300 ballots remained. Bureau counts showed 250 of 254 counties reported with O Daniel at 174550 to Johnson 173 S11 Main and others trailing. The result prompted a canvass by state election board and noted O Daniel celebrated his 24th wedding anniversary at the Governor's Mansion as returns continued to arrive.
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Inquiry Continues On Naval Court Sinking Matter
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire a naval court of inquiry met today to review evidence on the sinking of the sate mate leaving 33 lost on June 20. The session was brief and showed no sign of lasting long with witnesses behind.
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Soviet materials to Russia flagged by Welles
Secretary of State Sumner Welles disclosed that the United States had received a Soviet request for military materials. Welles said Soviet ambassador Constantine Gavronsky conferred on orders for items to aid Russia in its defense against Germany, with details still awaiting government review.
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