De Gaulle Moves Toward Freed French Territory
General Charles de Gaulle announced from Washington that France would move from Algiers to liberated French territory as soon as possible. He said discussions with Franklin Roosevelt yielded a broad understanding, and he outlined plans for civil administration, wartime security, and the future organization of French territories including Indo-China, with no intent to annex territories. De Gaulle's remarks stressed pragmatic cooperation with the United States and Britain, pending military progress and the creation of new governance structures.
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Washington
PHK
Charles de Gaulle
Roocevell
Algers
Bongevel
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Ahn
United States
France
Roose- Yell
Roosevelt
New York
Indies
Europe
Algiers
Rhineland
Britain
Paris
de Guille
Cate
Agleta
Organization of International Security
Provisional
de Gnaulliats
Committee
Commuunists
Weekend Stabbings Leave Three Hospitalized
Over the weekend two men and a woman were treated for stab and knife wounds at Robert Green hospital. Joel Eiley, 54, 1601 North Com street, suffered chest injuries and multiple blood transfusions after a quarrel with a parolee on Fredericksburg road. Jon Salazar, 44, 912 West Commerce, faced a stomach wound from an affray with two men near West Houston streets, while Ester Lolickson, 28, of 303 East Quincy, was cut on the shoulder and head during an altercation in East Commerce.
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Robert ‘Br, Green
Joel Eiley
North Com) Street
Pearlce
Eley
State Penitentiary
Fredericksburg Road
Jon Salazar
West
Commerce Atrent
West Houston
Ester ‘Lolicraon
Addreta
East
Quincy
Atreet
East Commerce
Rome Jap May Play Peace Role by FRANK CONTIFF
A U S diplomat Ken Harada, ambassador to the Holy See, is housed under guard in Rome as Allied forces show their power. He may play a peace role if Japan accepts defeat, with Myron Taylor visiting and Harada observing Vatican activity from his Via Aramese residence.
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Rome
Frank Contiff
Ken Harada
Holy See
Harad
Vatican
HOUSE
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Via
Asmare
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt
Harada
Tin Carits
League of Nations
Hatada
Genieva
Plana
Pacific
Ex-French Official Reported Killed in Nag Radio Claim
London wire reports that Georges Barthelmy former deputy and mayor of Puleaux was assassinated by cherrovista, a term used by French collaborationists for patriots, according to the Pars radio.
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London
JINS
Pars Radio
Georges Barthelmy
Puleaux
Cherrovista
A J Parker Funeral Set In Karnes County
Funeral services for A J Parker longtime Karnes County official former county judge and San Antonio lawyer will be held Tuesday at Forter Laring's chapel at 10 am. He died Sunday at home 135 East Mulberry after months of illness. Born in Dewitt County Parker was grandson of Sabine County's first chief justice appointed by Texas republic's first congress. He practiced law in Fredericksburg with A W Mourland, moved in 1894 to Karnes County where he served 16 years as an official. Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs A Kenneth Ragstyle sons Jack W and Lieut Francis H Parker brother Mrs W H Morbly sister and five grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed with several honorary names.
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A. J. Parker
Karnes County
San Antonio
Forter Laring’s
Hia Jhome
East Mulberry Avenue
Iness
Dewitt County
Pareker
Matthew Parker
Firat
Sabine County
Fir
William H. Parker
W. H. Morbly
T. D. Andenson
Jide Frederick Stevens
Mike, Browne
R. W. Nowlin
Walt Morris
Boyd Smith
A. Kenneth Ragsdale
A.N. Mourland
GA. Goeth
J.B. Lewright
G. ‘Aylee
McCollum Burnett
Alk
Ragsdele
J. N. Smith
Yarn leftovers stored with moth preventives before put away
If you have yarn leftover from knitting, store it with moth preventives before putting away for the season to protect fibers and prevent moth damage. Keep knots and loose ends in labeled containers to aid reuse later.
Used Cars Now Under Ceilings
Used passenger automobiles come under prior control today with all makes and models of used vehicles covered by ceiling prices.
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Wabranton
OPA controls truck tires impact San Antonio dealers
The OPA order tightens production and rationing for large truck tires amid war needs. Dealers and buyers must sign certificates detailing sold prices to prevent overcharging. Local boards will scrutinize certificates to ensure compliance and avoid unnecessary vehicle shutdowns. Quotas may drop about 5 percent in August. boards urged caution in approving larger tire requests. Uruguay’s 1919 constitution separated church and state.
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OPA
Nes3
San Antonio Eich
Eugene Kurtz
Washington
San Antonio
Shook Has Bad Day in Court
District Attorney John Shook faced a rough session before Judge H B Green in Gunvo district court. The abortion case against Gon cepaton Trejo was quashed due to a faulty indictment missing key words. Cruelty to animals proceeded with multiple witnesses, and the DA's office sent witnesses to Shook's office for statements.
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John Shook
H. B. Green
Gunvo
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District Court
Goncepaton Trejo
Leonard Brown
Tuutty
Shook
FDR Delays News Conference for Liberty Ship Launch
President Roosevelt moved the Washington press conference to 10:30 am to allow reporters to attend the Bethlehem-Fairfield shipyard launching in Baltimore. The ship honors George Th. Holmes, former Washington IN S bureau thief, to be christened by his widow Mrs. Mary Holmes. Stephen T. Early announced the change.
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Washington
Cn3
Fosevelt
George Th. Holmes
Washington Bureau of International News Service
Liberty
Hemes
Bethlehem-Fairfield
Baltimore
Mary Holmes
Stephen T. Early
Tito Heads All Slav Forces In Yugoslavia
A broadcast from Algiers reported King Peter II of Yugoslavia named Marshal Tito to command the country's military forces. The king allegedly agreed to a postwar plebiscite, backed Tito, and proposed a federated Yugoslavia including Croatia Serbia Montenegro Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Slavela
Croatia
Serbia
Montenegro
Macedonia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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