Aluminum plan offered to boost war aluminum output
A four point plan by the CIOs Aluminum Workers of America, submitted to President Roosevelt, calls for a joint management labor council to oversee new aluminum plants with 1,000,000,000 pound capacity, expanded Arkansas bauxite mining, trained labor for operations, and use of public power and generating facilities to meet military and civilian demand. The proposal estimates annual aluminum needs of 2,000,000,000 pounds for military and essential civilian use, plus an additional 1,000,000,000 pounds to cover overall demand.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Philip Murray
G. TO
G. I. O. Aluminum Workers of America
Ution
Balton
Electtoa Power
Pub
Richardson and Krueger Center Meeting at Fort Sam
Major General Robert G. Richardson Sr, head of the Army Bureau of Public Relations in Washington, arrived by San Antonio Thursday morning for a conference with Lieutenant General Walter Krueger, commander of the Third Army, and was to be his guest Thursday afternoon at Fort Sam Houston. The War Department issued orders relieving General Richardson from his present position and assigning him as commander of the VI Army Corps effective August 1.
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Ger
Robert G. Richardson Sr
Army Bureau of Public Relations
Washington
San Antonio
Walter Krueger
Third Army
Krueger
A& Toneheon
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Hichardson
VIC Army Corps
Greeley Takes Oath As Major General
General Greeley, commander of the division, took the oath of office as major general at division headquarters. Lieutenant Leon Warner administered the oath. During three tours at Fort Sant Holston he has held five ranks, from first lieutenant to brigadier general and major general.
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Jon Wv. Greely
Thoreday
Cal. Leon. Warner
Fort Sant Holston
Creely
Rnka
Asia
Leutenant
Lions Club Motorcade Heads to International Convention
A motorcade of delegates from Beaumont and San Antonio travels to the International Lions Club convention in New Orleans. The group, led by Enos Gary, president of La Antonio 2nd, plans to depart Beaumont July 2 at 6 40 a m and reach New Yorkang around 3 30 p m. Texas delegates must assemble in Beaumont by 8 30 a m and include leaders Chey, M Bleket, Joun Hulehus, S Andrew Smith, Gol WO, Migghis, and Laury Iroddriges.
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International Lion's Club
New Orleania
Beaumont
Enos Gary
la Antonio
Lion's Club
Latyatte
Lay
New Yorkang
Texas
San Antonia
Peakies
Chey
Sauther M. Blekelt
WN Joun Hulehus
S. Andrew Smith
Tech
Gol WO
Migghis
Pres Ment
Laury I Roddrigies
Talitwivler
Bookkeeper Held as Embezzlement Ties to Slow Horses
A 32-year-old slender bank employee, long trusted in Lancaster, is held in Chicago after confessing embezzling about 307000, including 250000 tied to slow racehorses. Detective John Murphy recounts a life of small thefts, impulsive betting, and trips with another woman, with his largest single bet around 2500 and a 2000 winning angle.
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Chicago
Lancaster
William 0. Sihm
John Murphy
Sahm
Northern Monkam ‘Trust Company
Rogm
Poline
Lon
Murphy
Atlantic City
Gus
Committing Forgery and Passing Forged Checks Charged
Clint Chenaylt facing forging and passing a forged instrument charge in Bat Corrigan’s Justice Court for allegedly forging Jim Cardwell’s name on a $70 check and cashing it with John Clry Commission Company. Also charged were Joe Addis of Houston for suspected theft of a portable grinder valued at $160 from D N Arreguin and Haracis Alexander with auto theft from Adelph Gar Bay on South Hamilton Street.
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Clint Chenaylt
Donaldson Avenue
Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan
Ed Mabrite
Hives
District Attorney's Office
Chenwilt
Jim Cardwell
John Clry Commission Company
Joe C. Addns
Houston
Unefé
Welsh Miners Vote Down More Work
In London on July 1, nearly 1.1 million Welsh coal miners voted against extending summer holidays and Sunday work. The South Wales vote split with 60,877 in favor of halting vacations and 64,541 against Sunday work, while 44,304 opposed paid rest days.
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London
Bunday
South Wales
Man who beat Mia identified and arrested in home invasion
A 7-year-old king named King was identified as the assailant who beat Mia. Maj. T. C. Horne spoke after the intruder forced entry at 116 Pershing Avenue. Officers J. W. Mutton and Ray Ballard arrested him at Nts home on 400 Klork Evie Avenue. Charges expected Thursday afternoon. The suspect wore a green shirt and slack at arrest. Major Jorne is a neighbor in Galveston.
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Mia
T. CC. Horne
Maj
T. C. Horne
Pershing Avenue
Nts
Klork
Evie Avenue
J. W. Mutton
Ray Ballard
Hetty
Major Jorne
New AZA Heads Selected At Kerrville
Philip MM Klutznick of Omaha elected president of Aleph Zadik Aleph supreme advisory council at Kerrville as part of the eighteenth annual national convention. Sam Beber of Omaha, founder, retires and is named founder. New officers include Joseph Herbach, Jacot Lieberman, Hyman Goldstein and Julius Bisno. The council also set the 1842 ASA convention for District 1.
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Kerrville
Philip MM
Klutznick
Omaha
Neb
Supreme Advisory Council of
Aleph Zadik Aleph
B'nai B'rith
Sam Beber
Beber
Supreme Advisory Council
Joseph Herbach
Philadelphia
Jacot Lieberman
Los Angeles
Hyman Goldstein
Washington, D. C
Julius Bisno
ASA
New York
New England
FCC Inspector Injured by Auto and Gorilla Man Arrest
An FCC inspector, identified as 6B, of 97 Van Ness Street, was seriously injured in a late Wednesday collision at Van Ness and Austin streets, with a 280 pound, six foot three inch man nicknamed the gorilla man and three black women companions arrested by Houston police nearby. Federal Communications officials said the man, Louis Montenaroy of 428 Hawthorne Street, Houston, is not wanted for burglaries, though a long burglary record was noted in prior years. The inspector’s injuries include a compound fracture of one right leg and head injury. charges and exact connect to the incident remain unclear as authorities pursue further questioning.
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van Ness
Austin
C. Pancoast
Santa Rosa Hospital
Gorila Moan
Tauston
Louis Montenaroy
Houston
Corpus Hawthorne
Christi
Panrogst
Aubrey’ Hop
Federal Communications
King
Sion
Hopkins
San Antonio
Nome
Ticiston
Corpus Christi
Comedian Wally Vernon Evicted Over Rent Arrest Warrant
The estranged wife and three children of comedian Wally Vernon were evicted from their home for nonpayment of rent. Municipal Judge Cecil D. Holland issued an arrest warrant and revoked a probation sentence, ordering extradition from New York. Vernon remains under a jail term suspended on payment and support conditions. Family care listed as fronds at Newsprint production details.
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Wally Vernon
Teverly Hills
Walif
Cecil D. Holland
Vernon
New York
Saver Charged in Forgery Case in Justice Court
Frederick Saver, insurance man, faced forgery and passing charges in Justice of the Peace Bn Sorrigan's court after a complaint was filed. He appeared Thursday as inquiries from friends followed the publication of a related complaint against another Frederick Sauer on Wednesday.
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Erederlex Saver
Justice of the Peace
Bn Sorrigan
Frederick Saver
Men Saver
Frederick Sauer
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