Nat Goldsmith Urges Big Vote Wednesday
Nat Goldsmith, chairman of the Citizens' Committee for Tuberculosis Control and Health, urged a large vote for Health Proposals at the special election next Wednesday in a radio interview with KAYC staff. He cited rising San Antonio tuberculosis death rates, cooperation of health departments, and the need for a tax levy to fund a TB hospital and related programs.
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In & Radio
John Harrison
KAYC
Nat Goldsmith
Citizens' Committee For Tuberculosis Control and Health
Goldsmith
United States Public Health Service
Sanntonio
San Antonio
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Dalisa
Howton
MR. Harrison
Mir. Goldsmith
Yee
Herrison
Bexar County Health Department
Munetaus
MR. Goldsmith
Harrison
Rexn County
City
Canty Authoritins
Uint Pub
Gollsmty
Gardeanith
MR. Goldsmith: Yea, Noyone
Muse
Barrison
Wee
Robert B. Green Hospital
Mii
Gich Fm
Jno
Fears Redeployment Hurdles Rail Transport Chief Warns
Transportation head Gol J Monroe Johnson told Congress that the vast troop redeployment program may fail due to railroad manpower shortages. He testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that war-industry support and additional drafts are needed, criticizing the War Department for not treating railroads as a critical war industry. Johnson urged increased manpower and materials to move troops efficiently, noting contradictions between military needs and railroad capabilities.
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Washington
INS
Gol
J. Monroe Johnson
Congress
Dehnnon
Senate War Investigating Committee
NOD War Industry
ODT
War Department
Dohucon
Rome
Redeployment by the Associated Press units to the United States
Army units are listed as arriving Tuesday in Boston and New York from Europe. The 11th replacement battalion and multiple Quartermaster and police units, plus 230 troops with 34 navy personnel and 28 repatriated prisoners, travel on six transports. Additional battalions and detachments reached New York and Hampton Roads with armored divisions, artillery, engineers, and medical units, part of ongoing redeployments.
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United States
Europe
Boston
New York
Navy
67Th Armurea Tt
Santry
Cattalion
124Th Armored Engineering
135Th Armored Ordnance
Aintenance
Wile Armored Division
Hampton Roads
497Th Armored Field Artillery
498Th Armored Field Artillery
24Th Tank
Bard Armored Medieal
82Nd Medical Carceting
Ostmegtend
Istttt
1Éth Infantry
13Th
Combat Command
Vet Near Death After Train Ride
Overseas veteran Phc. Lea Gatomski, a Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient, endured a long train ride from New York to Chicago and later collapsed behind the wheel, crashing into a culvert. He was treated at Vaughan General Hospital with a crushed chest and brain concussion and described as having an uncertain chance of survival amid oxygen support.
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Chicago
Iily
LNSI
Weater
New York
Army
Vaughan General Dosgaital
Lea Gatomski
Fragmented Military Unit List From OCR Source
A garbled OCR extract lists multiple units and formations including the 12th division and its headquarters, the 18th armored division artillery headquarters company, the 13th armored division elements, and several armored field artillery and battalion components, joined by base service squadron items.
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12Th Division
18Th Armored Division
Artllery
13Th Armored Division
Tris
13Rd Armored Signal Company
460S Armored Field Artillery
16Th Armored
Ang
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Week End Leave Travel Cut Urged
Two senators urged cutting week end leave for soldiers and sailors to ease rail strain from troop redeployments. Senator Ferguson said many troops moving from Europe to the Pacific should rest at home before sailing, while Senator Burton warned against broad leave suspensions and pressed a review of leave policies during redeployment. Col. J Monroe Johnson testified on transport difficulties amid shifts in deployment plans.
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Washington
Senate
Army
Navy
Benator Perguson
R.-Mich
Lurene
Pacific
Burton R-Oahtoy
Col. J. Monroe Johson
Office of Defense Transportation
Nirtiver
Europe
Ferguson
Bayer
Vets Approve Sleep Shift in War Train Plan
In St Louis on the way to Camp Kilmer and Fort Sam Houston, veterans endorsed a war department experiment with a sleeper shift. One group rides in air conditioned Pullmans for 24 hours while others endure day couches, then swap. After arrival at Fort Sam, they’ll receive furloughs before redeployment to the Pacific. Major Samuel N. Parley observed the reaction and noted a decision pending on expanding the plan.
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Shuteye Sharues
Victor Wunderlich
Bill Yoakum
Pullman
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Sam Houston
Sgt
Ver- Nor Cheatham
Yoakkum
Cecil F. Kurland
Army
Union Station
St. Louis
Camp Kilman
N. S
Pacific
Sanwel N. Parley
Tic
Gracie Fields Signs Six Picture Hollywood Deal
English comedian Gracie Fields signs a contract for six films starting next year at a reported 250000 dollars per move. The Australian market is seen as competitive with government underwriting discussions led by Charles Munro and Williamson Taft. Quiet health notes surround Maria Montez at Universal while Frank Burgage shifts focus to Republic on a new project.
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Lovella O. Parsons
Hollywood
Australia
Gracie Fields
Comedienne
Charles Munro
Williamson Taft
Munro and Tait
Arthur Banks
Hollywood Bits and Broadway Rumors Fly in Current Spotlight
Snippets from London to Hollywood reveal Vivien Leigh forbidden Broadway, false marriage rumors swirl around Bonita Granville, Clark Gable eyed to head an all male cast in The Hump, Eddie Albert torn between leading ladies, Faye Emerson in Hyde Park with Brig Gen Roosevelt, Esther Williams linked to a film comeback, and Adele Astaire selling war pay story for August publication.
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Hollywood
Qanidom
London
Vivien Leigh
Broadway
Bonita Granville
John Wildberg
Clark Gable
Eddie Albert
Louise
Alls
Knopt
Andrews Sisters
Esther Williams
Sgt
Ben Gage
High-Gloss Enamels For Indoor And Outdoor Use
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Cigaret Butts Nearly Cause Paris Riots
New York dispatch reports a tossed cigarette butt on a Paris sidewalk nearly sparked rioting among returning soldiers. John Dilley of Staten Island recalls urban legends of butt handling, noting the social rituals and male bravado around discarded cigarette ends in Paris.
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Paris
New York
INS
Claatet
Bald Tech
John Dilley
Staten Island
Gables
Bnit
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Zemola
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Atany Drugstore
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