Two Texas editors face FBI charge over naturalization revocation
Federal court in Austin initiates denaturalization proceedings against Hans Ackermann and Max Hermann Kellbar, co publishers of the Texas Herald, alleging oath of naturalization with German allegiance and extensive asset freezes by the treasury and FBI. Court filings reflect long investigation and potential detention if citizenship is cancelled.
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Hans Ackermann
Max Hermann Kellbar
Texas Herald
Gerenaas Laneuage Tewnpaper
Ob Taylor
United States
Ben Foster Bald
Foster
Dhe Witontey
M. W. Actis
FHI
Tel ‘Taylor Publishers
Treasury Department
FBI
Texts Herald
U. S
RAF Bombs In Germany In Coastal Raids Across Northwest Germany
RAF bombers struck Vegesack and nearby yards ten miles northwest of Bremen in a daylight attack reported by the ministry. German forces claimed hits on a British plant northeast of London as operations continued along the Ruhr, Lubeck, and Flensburg zones with several ships and aircraft listed as lost or missing in the day’s actions.
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London
Re A. I
Germany
Vegesack
Bremen
Ruhr
Luebeck
Flensbohd
German High Command
Operatms
U S Airmen Bombard Tobruk in Desert Air Campaign
In the Egypt theater, United States Army Air Forces heavy bombers and RAF fighters struck Axis airfields and bases near Tobruk and Matruh in a large daylight raid. British forces report capturing 4000 prisoners west of El Alamein after two weeks of combat as storms and dust hampered operations. Rommel’s supply lines and Luftwaffe airfields suffered heavy damage amid a major combined Allied assault.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States Army Air Forces
RAF
Royal Navy
el Alamein
United States
Tobruk
Daba
Matruh
Ramsey
Rayal Navy
Maysial Sommel
Admiralty
Gattow
Rommel
Mediterranean
Kiska Harbor Seen As Dreary Tomb for Japs
Article reports Kiska Harbor in the Aleutians as a grim battlefield where Japanese forces face heavy bombing and probable defeat. It describes Allied air and naval pressure, mission details, and weather hindrances affecting operations, with casualties noted and continuation promised on the next page.
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Kiska Harbor
Nazi Drive Veers South Near Rostov
German forces push south from Voronezh toward Kamensk Rostov and the Donets river converging rail lines as Soviet defenses hold at Voronezh and prepare a possible counteroffensive. Marshal Timoshenko orders orderly withdrawals while United States and British tanks join the fight to stem the Axis advance.
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Associated Press
Rostov
Hitler
Voronezh
Caucasus
Voroshifovgrad
Millereva
Rostov-Moscow
Donets
Kamensk
Patis
Shakhty
Bremeon Timoshenko
Finsck
Rastov
Don
Micy
Naxi
United States
Milerovo
Vorourzh
Red Army
Germany
Don Valley
Weather Forecast Notes for Ames and Vicinity
Forecast indicates little temperature change Monday night with cooler northwest and south portions. Scattered thundershowers expected in the southeast Monday afternoon. Additional weather data referenced as 3-2.
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Amesand Vicinny
Texas
Laval Tin
United States Bombs Jap Airfields and Advances Cleared Areas
United States bombing planes attacked a Canton Jap airfield planting bombs amid ground forces, with reports of 60 planes on the ground wiped out. American airmen also hit Linke pee Jap base in King province, while Chinese forces claimed major setbacks to the Jap drive at the Chekiang-Kiangsi line. Towns including Wenchow and Juan reportedly recaptured, and Tyang railway town seized. Yenshan in Henan reported captured after a five day fight.
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Chungring
United States
Canton
Joseph W. Stitwell
Tne
American Airmien
Linekpee
Kinngst
Alyplaneg
Coninngie
Jip
Thiehwan
Oubskirts
Ching
Wenchowamt Dulan
Chekiang
Cheklang-Kiangsi
Seighng Tyang
Hengfeng
Wenchow
Juan
Priday
Dapss
Kengsi
Chekigng
Hengleng
Tyong
Hengrong
Yenshan
Henan
Sinyang
Yenshen
Yongtee
Yellow Rivers
Ex Hospital Head Dies in Dallas Home
Dr. Frank White 63 former superintendent of state Insane Inmate Hospital at Terrell died at daughter’s home in Dallas. An authority on insanity treatment he served as first assistant physician at Terrell state hospital and held its first patent after opening in 1885. Funeral planned for Terrell with widow and son Frank Jr. surviving.
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Dallas
UPI
Frank
White
State Insane Inspitate Ag
Austin
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
John F. Davis
Ter-rell State Hospital
Wichita Paris
Terrell
Frank Jr
Reds Drive Off Attack on Convoy
A Soviet Tass dispatch reports a three day air and sea battle as German planes attacked a Soviet and American convoy reaching a Russian port unscathed. Germans dropped 220 bombs and fired 14 torpedoes while Soviet and Allied fighters and anti aircraft guns repelled the assault. multiple German torpedoes were thwarted and several attackers shot down.
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Moscow
Uti
Tass
Witt
Red
Soviek Win
Hlehts. Speryt 10
Germany
Gennens
Batte
Flys
Jimand
Kolchin
Ara
Raf New Delhy
Thin
Kalemyo
Hie Ordly
Mylium
Burma
Murd
Th Atnaw
Lloyd
Fires Burn Parts of Burnin Workshops and Barracks
Parts of Burnin workshops and barracks were damaged by blasts at Lie port of Akyas. Buildings in Tukkan and Tomanyauk were damaged and fires started. Two fires were left burning at Kida.
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St Wits Turmena
Burnin
Akyas
Tukkan
Tomanyauk
Jefe
Kida
Hurley Arrives In Australia in Australia
Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley, United States envoy to New Zealand, and New Zealand Prime Minister Peter Fraser arrived in Sydney Australia today to begin talks on regional matters and wartime cooperation.
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Sydney
Australia
Patrrick J. Hurley
United States
New Zealand
Peter Fraser
Jap Attack on Russia Probable
Devonport England July 20 The former war secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha said Russia faces an attack soon and Japan at any moment He declared a successful opening of a second front would bring the prospect of victory near He stated the margin of territory Russia could sacrifice without gravely prejudicing the outcome of the war was becoming narrow
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Devonport
England
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Russia
Japan
Kilday Opposes Prohibition Rise and War Mobilization Plans
Representative Paul Kilday in San Antonio criticizes renewed prohibition pushes tied to munition and synthetic needs. He rejects rubber conservation loopholes and urges a strong, early second front against the enemy, expressing confidence in General Marshall and the necessity of a durable, global war effort.
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United States
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
House
Nonvite
Federal Building
Kilday
Crawly
Andrew Jackson iMay
I Taya
Gon
George
Marshall
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Kivero
Witter
Hermann Keilbar
Hans Aukehmann
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R.A. FB
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Kiska
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Hiskw
Hercules
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Pital
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University of Colorada Oureau Nf
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