Pontiac GM Plant Shuts as War Production Halted by Picket Clash
War production stopped at General Motors Pontiac division after pickets and a CIO linked dispute disrupted operations. About 250 of 345 independent stores closed or restricted deliveries in sympathy with CIO affiliated clerks as 1 000 to 3 000 workers reportedly join a mass demonstration.
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Detroit
O. E. Wilson
General Motors
Knox
War Labor, Board
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Labor Board
Pontiac
S Navy
Wilson
Pandlas
Mich
C. I
S.m
Tucker P. Smith
United Wholesale
Mie Ponting
A. Fb
Smith
Aboil
Two Brett Aides Become Majors
General MacNawan's team in Australia announces promotions of two aides, Frank Konlos and Del Devos of Mian, to major. Lt. Gen. Dedee H Brett heads Allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific. Kilris received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery aboard a bomber raft on a Philadelphia mission.
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Macnawanur
Australia
Jins
Eapanin
Malo
Livy Americmy
Dedee
H. Brett
Cam
Thimdew
Philly
Ae Hiss
Brele
Kitton Minoeti
RAF Sweeps Across French Coast in Daylight Raid
Britishair forces conducted daylight operations over northern France and the Boulogne coast with Spitfires and Hurricanes attacking a German airfield near St Omer. RAF night raids on Birmingham were claimed by Berlin radio, while London faced alarms and limited damage from a Midlands raid as eight raiders were shot down and two German fighters destroyed.
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London
Boulogne
Iyo
Tebtaden
Neal
Midlands
Berlin
Birmingham
France
Frince
St Omer
Whiel
Bpillres
Brittany
Japs Mass at Soviet Border
London reports a British military source says Japan has up to 400000 troops concentrated in Manchukuo near the 1000 mile Soviet frontier. The source predicts Japan will strike at least three times toward Vlasov city to widen control as campaign months in 1943 approach.
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London
Manchukuo
Siicrik Ik
US Fliers Down 11 Jap Planes Over Pacific Front
U S fliers claimed eleven Japanese planes shot down in recent air battles around Darwin and New Guinea. American Kittyhawks reportedly downed nine raiders over Darwin while destroying a transport escort and attacking a destroyer. One American plane was shot down over Darwin but crew survived.
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Macdrhruui
Austtralia
Curtis Kittyhawks
Darwin
New Guinea
Cers
Manre
Mie
Horn Island
Torres Strath
Coraantssion
Papua
Tory Jewel
Amed Meadquarters
Core
Buxcabl
Moresby
Muho
Dapeneld Salama
Red Army Turns Back Axis Push Near Rostov Stalingrad Front
Rus front reports heavy fighting across the Don and Caucasus fronts as Soviet forces resist German advances near Rostov and Stalingrad. Dispatches say armor and infantry renew efforts, with casualties and territorial pressure mounting on both sides.
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Ue Dan Bert
Niles
Stalim
Pricay
Lindt
Uns Don
Moscow
Rasloynd Tsimyansk
Balaisk
Rostov
Axor
Concashs Army
Red Star
Bastikir
Donberi
Hitlers Tield
Hic Cauensus
Gil
Novi
Sask
Ril Dine
Caucasus
Slakhprad
Rostoy
Ned
Donand
Tromt
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Forecast calls for continued warm temperatures with scattered showers Friday afternoon. East Texas will remain warm with possible afternoon and night showers. A few scattered thundershowers are possible in the western portions Friday afternoon.
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San Antonin
East Texas
County dads clash over pay plan in revived salary feud
In the county commissioners court Reverend Todd and Robert M. Uhr spar over the county justice system pay. Uhr presses for tax value changes while Todd urges reverting to a fee system with salaries opposed by commissioners Anderson and Pannell. Judge Anderson signals possible budget considerations amid the dispute.
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Reverend Todd
Bob Uhr
Network
Robert IM. Uhr
Janes A. Tord
Frithy
Todd
Grand Jury
Hele Flewal
Ura
Uhr
Sam Anderson
Tim Pannell
W. Stanpenters
Stappeneek
Julise
Three Hurt In Texas Munitions Blast
Three workers were seriously injured in a munitions blast at a Texas site on July 21. The blast caused structural damage and left workers with leg and head injuries. Investigators began inspecting debris and the cause of the explosion.
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Texas
Mcgregor
AG & Bra
Croslon
Timer Spencer
Wane
Doi W. Payerson
Wace
Ktaken Tox
Go Hurst
Dating
Hell
Byulaes
Diave Mery
Lonky Pas Manly
N Collection
Gos
Heck Elected County Judge In Place Of Anderson
The article details Al M. Heck being elected as county judge replacing Anderson who is called to active military service. Anderson requests a leave of absence, and Heck assumes duties as special county judge, with the arrangement ensuring no added expense. Heck reports to Port Houston for assignment while Anderson serves with reserves.
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Cloves
Anderson
Tyitay
Rod al M. Heck
Vayly Mortage
Misshiners Court
Nndeek
San Antonio
Alderson
Iirber Iieilk
Fort Sant Hous
Her& Amd
Russell & Wine Wei
Meek
Shave AX
Thage
Teave
Jude
Couet
Robert FF Uli
BBC
Stappenveck
Elon
Dla RaVernor
Adelson
Juniso
Andersyn
Udevsers
Officars
Port Gon Houston
Qty
T Tonderved
Fear Harbor
Bat Associathon
Neenage
Prrsonnel
Weil
Ioy
United States Army
Ingersoll Enlists as Army Volunteer
New York editor Ralph Thgersall of the PA news staff joins the army as a volunteer and reports to Camp Upton Long Island. An appeal by Mirvatini Firtd changes his draft classification, while the editor faces questions about prior conduct.
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New York
Jay
Ralph Thgersall
Iems
Camp Upton
Long Hsinvt
Anorrawg
Eniiste
Mivratini Firtd
Hai Tgersol Wael
Wade Nee Agendiy
Tooat
Preudlce
al Oac
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Burma
Joseph W. Stilwell
U. S
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Linema Jungles
Tid Ilere
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Cal
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Richard Young
Stillwell
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Varty
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aArmor
Ciaran
Stalingeind
Diesel
Rehev
Mos- Law
Volkheev
Mylng
Te Waceptian
Soylliwesk
Tkintekayr
Oie
Teed Acing
Kielskaya
Stuthngrad
Prst
Uhred
Elvange Thomfers
Tur
Ulie Ariel
Baia Tam
al M. Heck
SRE
Ingersoll
Army
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