Committee Hits Regent Meddling
MEMPHIS July 23 The University of Texas has been suspended indefinitely from active Membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. A special committee found undue interference by regents with the president and faculty, citing the Rainey dismissal last November. The association clarified credits remain valid while probation continues until full observance of standards. University officials in Austin and Dallas offered no comment beyond reaffirming teaching and research quality.
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Sothern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
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J. &. Painter
Southern Association
Dallas
University of Texas Board of Regents
Chattman Dudley E.wood- Ward Jr
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Morvia
Germans Pay to See Fall of Berlin Film
Berlin crowds paid up to three marks to view a Soviet documentary in German about Berlin’s fall and war guilt accusations. The film shows the Soviet assault across the Oder and the destruction of the city as redon. Also reported: Hungarian fascist youth leader Levente Bek Alalosh sentenced to death as a war criminal per Tass from Budapest.
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Bek Alalosh
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Tass
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Jap Emissary Rumor Denied
Admiral Nimitz denied knowledge of a report that a Japanese peace emissary was en route from Okinawa to Washington. The rumor, broadcast by columnist Drew Pearson, claimed willingness to quit occupied territory for surrender terms preserving the emperor. Observers at Pacific Fleet headquarters questioned how a Nippon peace envoy could read Okinawa.
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Navy Sinks Four Ships In Tokyo Bay Blitz
A fast U. S. force of destroyers entered Tokyo Bay Monday, destroying a four‑ship convoy and marking a six‑day total of 118 Japanese vessels and 112 planes. Admiral Halsey’s Third Fleet bombarded Chichi Jima in the Bonin Islands, as Tokyo broadcast reports of American shelling along the northern road to Japan. The two weeks of Allied action have left heavy losses for Japan, with 791 surface craft and 586 planes destroyed or damaged, much from air bombing on refineries and Osaka airfields, and the Nagato damaged off Yokosuka.
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Coliseum Vote Set By Bexar Dads
Bexar county electors will decide August 26 whether to finance the proposed coliseum project. County commissioners approved sending the question to a constitutional amendment election on August 25 as part of a resolution. The measure asks if the county should authorize up to 1,750,000 in obligations for the coliseum erection. Mayor Mauer with others urged sponsorship, citing site provisions at Exposition Park and revenue prospects for maintenance. The chamber of commerce and others backed the push, while a previous El Paso bond ruling was cited by Van H. Howard. SIX GREEKS TO DIE
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Hope Seen for Jap Victim Newman So Much Better
Fort Worth Texas July 23 Corporal James Newman reported by his mother to be "so much better" after a week near death from tuberculosis scarlet fever and arthritis contracted at a prison camp. A oxygen tent installed at his request improved his condition. If he survives to October doctors see a real chance for life. Newman ate a larger breakfast and regained some strength after a weekend visit from his mother.
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Fire threat to U.S. bombs controlled at Earlham depot
Firemen spent seven hours battling a blaze at an American bomb depot in Earlham Suffolk on July 23. The flames threatened thousands of bombs but were brought under control after a long, desperate effort.
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Weather Outlook For San Antonio
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in San Antonio Monday afternoon and night with a few widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers Tuesday. High Monday around 96 degrees, Tuesday low near 73. Coastal winds gentle to moderate with easterly to southerly directions. More details on Page 2A.
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Meat Points Slash Set for August
A July report notes a slight but broad reduction in ration values for beef, lamb, and mutton to begin August. Pork points stay steady because hog marketing slows. Reductions cover beef cuts and roasts with lamb and mutton values easing similarly, aided by higher live stock, lower military purchases, and better civilian supply distribution.
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Ratfon Pont
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Yanks Sweep German Zone In Massive Postwar Raid
In Frankfurt and the Main region, U S troops arrested about 80 000 Germans and searched every house over the weekend. Brig Gen Edwin L Sibert said the raid aimed to find weapons and loot while maintaining strict security. Some suspects wore American uniforms. a few were killed fleeing.
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Edwin L. Sibert
Vineyard Haven
Mass
U. S
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Heat and floods sweep across the nation in 1945 disaster
Record heat bakes the Midwest while floods inundate rivers across New York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. Evacuations erupt in Paterson and surrounding counties as state troopers rescue families. Rain and storms temper the East with relief expected in five days, even as Western heat breaks records and corn plantings lag behind schedule.
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