Nazis Wealth Hidden Beyond Allied Reach in Three Countries
Administration officials disclosed that more than 400 million in German assets remain beyond Allied reach in three neutral countries Argentina Spain and Portugal. The wealth is described as frozen and aid to forestall Nazi safehaven, with neutral cooperation to be tested by enforcing anti German asset laws.
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Argentina
Spain
Portugal
Senate
Germany
United States
Treasury
Foreign Funds Control Division
Gentina
New Assistant Air Chief Named in U S Army Air Forces
Washington July 3 6 Lieut Geo Host Vandenberg former commander of the Ninth Air Force was appointed assistant chief of air staff in the army air forces Vandenberg 46 a Milwaukee native and holder of numerous decorations as a flying general in North African Sicily and Italian campaigns succeeds Maj Gen Ronald Wilson who has been given a new undisclosed assignment
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Washington
Geo. Host &. Vandenberg
Ninth Air Force
Wes
Army Bir
Vandenberg
Milwaukee
Wis
Ronald Wilson
Services Held for Clerphy Miguez
Services were held Monday at the Porter Loring chapel for Clerphy Gilvester Miguez six ptavlotagy enginger. The Rev A Scherzer officiated with burial in Roselawn cemetery. Miguez died Thursday in a moral hospital after living in San Antonio since 1904. Survivors include his widow Augusta Kreisle Miguez and daughter Miss Joxin Kreisle Miguez both of San Antonio, a sister Mrs Blin David of New Therin.
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Clerphy Gilvester Miguez
Moscow to Berlin Train Runs Since War Start
The first train from Moscow to Berlin since the war began arrived in Berlin yesterday. The service departed Moscow at noon on June 25, as reported by Luss dispatch.
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Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Luss Dicputch
Berlin Forces Enter City as Allies Move In
Allied troops enter Berlin with American, British, French and Canadian forces opening a three-way occupation plan. 140 allied correspondents accompany the advance as Russians regroup at Czech border and Prague mobilizes.
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Second Armored
Berlin
T li
Potsdam
NBC
U. S
Prague
Crechoslovakia
Moscow
Red
Schwerls
Halle
Leipzig
Weimar
Erfurt
Moneth Geremany
Liquor License Hearing Probes Drury Application
Texas liquor control board agents continued a hearing before County Judge Jehannes W. Anderson on J. Van Drury's bid for a wholesale license at 359 East Commerce Street. Doubts were raised about Drury's funds and source of money as witnesses questioned banking records and a supposed auxiliary backer linked to a carnival operator.
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Noral
J. van Drury
East
Commerce Street
Texas Liquor Control Board
Jehannes W. Anderson
Drury
Paltmont
Doubt Expresser
Ben Hilliach
Squor Dard
Hilliard
Jaquor
Gus Brown
Brown
Herman Natu
Spracy
Druryab
Stilwell Road Stands Rain Test
New Delhi reports the Stilwell Ledo Burma road between India and China endured a six day deluge with 23 inches of rain. Parts buried under four feet of water and two bridges washed away but repairs were rushed, traffic resumed, marking one of the hardest tests since construction began three years ago. The monsoon has just begun and more rain is expected.
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New Delhi
India
China
Injunction Denied Over Nearby Machine Shop Operation
Judge Terreil denied Clara Prewitt's request to stop Lieut. Leon L. Smith from operating a machine shop next to her home. The court found insufficient evidence that the shop harmed her health. Smith, an aviation crew member in San Antonio, stores equipment at a friend’s garage on West Ashby Place.
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Robert W. B. Terreil
Jth Distret
Clara Prewitt
West Ashby Place
Leon L. Smith
Tervell
Lieutenant Smith
Sao Antonis Aviation Crret
Joonter
Big Shakeup In Department Of State Seen
Washington July 9 Byrnes plans a top to bottom shakeup of the State Department as he takes charge of US foreign policy. Expect reorganized staffing under a politically savvy leader, new guidance on foreign policy, and faster ratification of the United Nations charter. Byrnes may bring Ben Cohen to advisory role, replace several aides, and name Nelson Rockefeller and Archibald MacLeish as assistant secretaries. He could also move Joseph Grelle to a Far Eastern advisory post and push rapid UN charter ratification to shorten summer debate.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
State Department
United States
Byrnes
Truman Cone
Truman
Ben Cohen
War Mobilization
Cohen
Thomas F
Tommy the Cork" Corcoran
Roosevelit
Edward R. Stettinius
Nelson Rockefeller
Archioald Mackeish
Gerew
Joseph
Gréw
Tokyo
Foodless Japs To Eat Leaves
Tokyo reports invasions feared as Allied air raids sink freighters. MacArthur says bombers destroyed an alcohol plant in Hotta as forces push to curb Japanese shipping. Philippines and Okinawa air raiders converge near Shanghai while Chinese troops advance, recapturing Lingeng and Liucheng as German firms shut in Shanghai. A 10,000 strong volunteer unit is formed to defend southern China coast. A native volunteer corps forms in Indo China.
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Alcohal
Hotta
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Okinawa
Shanghai
iChinese
East China
Japan
Singeng
Lingeng
Canton
Liucheng
Liuchow
U.S
Lincheng
South China Coast
Indo- China
Berlin Occupied by Four Power Forces Marks Turning Point
The entry of American forces into Berlin signals four power occupation and marks a shift from Nazi control of communications to direct U.S. oversight. The piece notes American wireless units, censorship contrasts, and Goebbels prewar methods, while warning that German secrecy risks future threats.
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Berlin
Hitler
Europa
United States
U. 8
Governor Seeks Bearer for 36th Plaque in Texas Ceremony
Governor Stevenson seeks to locate the bearer of a plaque from the 36th German Division presented in Texas. A letter from Maj. Gen. Dahlquist praises the division for finishing its mission from the Salerno beaches to the Austrian Tyrol and Marshal Goering’s surrender. The governor wishes to thank the messenger, identified as Staff Sgt. Aldrei L. Smith, a noted Texan. The piece lauds Texas division valor and notes its long, hard fight in Europe while bearing the division’s distinctive T patch.
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Ply
Austrian
Tyrol
Marshal Goering
Aldrice L. Smith
Sslaunch
Texas
Seai
Cafes Join in Cleanup by Health Officials
A three man committee was appointed by the association to work with the city health department and the army in the future. The group includes Fred Parker, R. R. Connor and G. J. Gonlois as they join in cleanup efforts after seven cafes were closed by health authorities.
Six Monarchists Convicted in Bari Robberies Case
In Bari Italy a military tribunal convicted six members of a monarchist group for robberies and professed crimes, sentencing them to varied prison terms. Five accomplices were acquitted. The leader Salvatore Russo said he conferred with King Emanuele to pursue a monarchist campaign, claiming organization arms and financing from the Thalian army at Bayt and Brindisi.
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Bari
Salvatore Russo
Emanuele
Bayt
Brindisi
Major Flies to Wire's Trial After Return Home
Major George R. Stevens IIT, husband of a 24 year old Texas beauty, returns home amid a slaying case. He has been stationed in many places and traveled to his Fairfield Beach cottage. He plans to visit his wife, Imogene Stevens, in Bridgeport jail while awaiting trial. Flight home arranged through New Canaan chapter of the International Red Cross to support his wife during her trial.
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CINS
George R. Stevens
Imogene Stevens
Bridgeport
Major Stevens
New Ganaan
International Red Cross
Girl Demonstrates Jujitsu in Court
In Gardera Otaih July 3 a 16 year old girl demonstrated jujitsu by tossing 180 pound Douglas McLean over her head to the doorway in court. The 28 year old saddle maker Mirerete Taricco claimed the toss repulsed his alleged advances after taking her home from a dance on his motor cycle. Judge Frank Carrell ordered McLean held for trial on assault charges after a preliminary hearing yesterday.
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Jaime
McLean
Carrell
Japs Close Nazi Shanghai Firms Amid War Turmoil
Chinese press reports state that in May the Japanese authorities shut down all 110 German firms in Shanghai and Interned more than 1706 German nationals. A further dispatch claims a January air battle over Shanghai caused a fatal crash in the former French concession, with about 2000 deaths. Prices of food and fear of air raids drove up to 1.7 million residents to leave Shanghai in recent months.
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Ghungking
Anat Dep
Shanghai
Inlernad
Jan Splang
Formar
Ibne By
Peters Returns to Chief Deputy Job
Gharlig Peters, long time chief jailer, returns to the post of chief deputy under Sheriff Gwen W. Kilday. Peters first became chief deputy after Kilday’s 1941 election, then served as jailer in 1942 when Kilday retired briefly due to ill health. Luthier King swaps roles with Kilday, resuming farming duties as jailer.
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Gharlig Peters
Ghd
Sdmputy
Gwen W. Kilday
Peters
Kilday
Kio
Port Worth Soldier Returns Home After WWII Ordeal
Port Worth airman Corporal James H. Newman returns from the Pacific theater after years in Japanese prisoner camps. He survived the Bataan death march and malnutrition, was treated in San Francisco, and despite tuberculosis and severe weight loss, arrived home to reunite with his mother, siblings, and two brothers.
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Port Worth
Tim
James H. Newman
Will
Kytigis
Jan
Pearl Barbor
Bataan
Jap Unes
Rangers
Vic
Grads
Wee
Newman
Jines Sfiles
New Guined
San Francisco
A Newman
Houston
Imanther
O. F. Newman
Alx
Mia
Song of
H.C. Newberry
Fort Worth
Abdication Rumor Circles Leopold II Return to Power
In Brussels a cryptic royal palace statement tied to King Leopold II to end consultations and tell Attorney General Cormil to contact Regent Prince Charles and former Prime Minister Achilla Van Acker. Observers cite palace staff departure for St Wolfgang as supporting abdication rumors.
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Brussels
Leopold II
Cormil
Charles
Achilla van Acker
Leopold
St. Wolfgang
Services Held for Mrs. Mat Smith in Lampasas
Mrs. Mat Smith a Lampasas resident for nearly a century died Saturday night at the family home after a lingering illness Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon Survivors include a niece Mrs Payton Smith of Cross Plains and a sister in law Mrs Charles Wells of Copperas Cove
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Lampabas
Mat Smith
Lampasas
Payton Smith
Cross Plains
Charles Wells
Copperas Cove
Foot Itch Warns Of Spreading Skin Condition
Unclear text describes itching and skin irritation possibly spreading and urges use of antiseptic preparation and topical treatment. Mentions ring and lotion style remedies and a “King Rout” product with warnings to treat infected areas. Readers are advised to seek relief within a few days.
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Len Cays
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