Senate Proposes One Year Pearl Harbor Probe Delay
Washington roundups show the Senate Judiciary Committee urged extending the period for charging Pearl Harbor case individuals by a full year, delaying possible court-martial trials of Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and General Walter Short. The plan directs war and navy secretaries to proceed with investigations while potential proceedings await.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Ume
Pearl Harbor
Army
Way
Chandler
D-Ky
Congress
Husband E. Kimmel
Hay
Walter ©. Short
Harth
D-N.m
Navy
Joseph T. McNareney
Army Chhef
Ferguson
Mich
Bud
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Wherry R.nebj
House
Senate
Reader's Digest June issue on newsstands
The June Reader's Digest features advice for marriages, tone of voice, and practical tips to avoid conflicts. It promotes an adventurous lifestyle, a Titanic true story, a parlor game, and 30 plus articles including Howard O'Brian and Peut Gallico pieces as it hits newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
Howard O'Brien
Peut Gallico
Deputy Collector Change for S A Will Move to Houston
Harry C. Runsey, deputy collector in charge of the San Antonio internal revenue office, is transferred to Houston. He will be replaced by R. P. Wilson Jr., formerly stationed at Corpus Christi. John M. Parker, chief of the division, announced the move in Austin. Runsey will act as a trouble shooter in his new post.
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Harry C. Runsey
San Antonio
Texans Graduate With Pilot Wings In Latest Class
San Antonians and other South Texans are listed among 332 graduates receiving pilot wings. Named officers include Second Lieutenants Lucian C. Crutchfield and Charles W. Dean and First Lieutenants Edwin H. Fenner and Roger R. Reynolds. Area graduates span from San Antonio to Victoria and Corpus Christi with officers from Laredo, Laredo to Austin and Weslaco, illustrating broad regional participation.
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Reese
Cuero
Nes
C. Hardin
Donna
Richmond
Harper
Hayle Pass
Harlan Dale Priour
Ingram
Raymond C. Powell
Mission
James L. Robbins
Natalia
August F. Wittenborn
New Braunfels
Dudley D. Royal
Pleasenton
Ciro Martinez Jr
Daniel Salinas
Laredo
Robert Cleve
San Auvchuusu
Land Hassell Jr. Falfurrias
Joseph
Lawdon
Matagorda
Virgil K.eval
Conoyne Vaughan
Waelder
Lewis
Lucian C. Crutchfield
West
King's Highway
Charles W. Dean
West Courtland Place
Raymond
Gammel
Theo Avenue
Jimmie
Hoch
John L. Purdum
Rigsby Avenue
Douglas U. Saunders
Weat Laurel Street
Asto F. Schulz
Harding Place
Thomas Lester Smith Jr
Delahware Street
Hayes B. Thompson
Avant Avenue
Lauron M. Tinsley
San Antonio State Hospital
David E. Williams Jr
Morhingside Drive
Edwin H.fenner
East Craig Place
Roger R. Reynolds
Denver Boileyard
David E.walton
West Mistletoe Avenue
Suspects Held In Robberies In Downtown Houston
A 26-year-old ex convict and a 32-year-old companion were held as suspects in a string of downtown robberies after being spotted near North St Marys street and in front of Williams Jewelry company. Patrolman Emmet Zapata arrested them on the third floor of the jail after a struggle in which he was kicked twice. The suspects were taken to Hobert Green hospital for treatment and then returned to custody.
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Houston Street
Emmet, Zapata
Zapata
Hobert 3. Green Hospital
Jal
North St. Mary's Street
Williams Jewery Company
East Houston Street
Bread Exchanged For Cigarettes At County Farm Hearing
A burglar exchanged a loaf of bread for cigarettes and stole items from a Bexar county farm wage hearing site. The Keiley Welfare Club will hold a public hearing at Mission Avenue courthouse Friday afternoon to set war time prisoner of war labor wages. County Agent H A Fitzhugh will lead the hearing to decide wage scales for farmers using POW labor. The hearing room will be in his office and aims to determine if farmers will employ POW labor and at what pay. The prisoner labor will come from Dodd Field and farms must hire a minimum of 16 men. Results go to Eighth Service Command in Dallas for approval.
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Bexar Couny Farm
Keiley Welfare Club
Mission
Beard
Mitchell Avenue
Robert M
H. A. Fitzhugh
Dodd Field
Eighth Service Command
Dallas
Wage Scale Set For Bus Drivers In Monterrey
Monterrey Mexico June 1 The Nuevo Leon state government guaranteed bus operators a minimum of 10 per day to keep service running and sell tickets at four for six cents. Operators had sought permission to raise fares to two cents per ticket.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Nuevo Léon
St Louis Strike Idle All Buses As 3500 Operators Walkout
Across the nation labor action eased in some sectors while St Louis tied up transit with 3500 Amalgamated Streetcar and Motor Coach Employees strikes over overtime pay. Other walkouts ended in Detroit bakery drivers and Federal Mogul workers returning, and steel plants faced continued stoppages in Worcester.
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Federal Mog Company
Tolledo
Cincinnati
Osio
Iket
Amrican Steel and Wire Song
Worcester
Mass
Abo
CIO
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Imines
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REA
Rural Electrification Administration
Shipstead
R.minn
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FEPC
House Labor Committee
Jebor
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D-Ga
Fisher
Dtexas
Abernathy
D-Miss
S.A
San Jacinto Day
Italy
San Jacinto
James N. Ramsey
Bryan
Go. Sinclair Baker
Fort Worth
Frank Henggler
Brownsville
L. L. Kilpatrick
San Angelo
Daniel B. Orr
Graham
Robert E. Mollherap
C. L. Marshall
C. L. Thomas
Navasota
C. J. Bolton
New Baden
Bryan Denman
Gonzales
Texas A. and
M. College
7Th Air Force
15Th Air Forces Service Command
Marshall
5. A
Willmon T. Burnett
Billy Griffin
Vincent L. Rose
Raymondville
John T. Hale Jr
Rockdale
Walter EB. Relfschlaeger
Victoria
Victor G. Probst
Yoakum
Charles MM
Atire
Wat
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest Lumber and
APT
CLO
Columbia River
Parke Davis and Company
War Labor Board
Michigan
Decatur
Paha
A, Hugh Clark
Gospel Services
Denver Heights
Church OF Christ
Porter Street
Hitler
Berlin
American Minenal Springs Company
Arkansas Fuel On
Atlas of“ & Rérining
Beary Asprart Company
CuarMerre PatroLeum Conporation
Crs
Coneoration
Coast Oil Company
Coastal
Rerinengs, Inc
Con-Tax Reenine
Continenwal On
Cospen Farholeum
Ce_iMaL PrTaoLeuN CoRPORATION
Evangeline Rerivinc Company
Great Socrrnean Corporation
Gur
Hunt Ole & Rereeng Company
Huree On
Conran Endependant
Coatean Intand ReriNine
Tuon Ost
MacMnan Petagueus Coreon
Macnonis Pevroteum Company
Maco Rerivanixs, Inc
McBame Rerinine Company
McMupgsy
Mornom Flyers
Conroration
Mournay
New Mexico Aspaarr & Ran
Onyx Refining Coronation Paluxy Asehatt Company
Panitanore Refining
Perriac Ragining Corporation
Prenaen
Rexining Company OF
Texas
Yar Pure
Rava Resinina Company
Singlate Refining Company
Suannoce Out. & Gas Corporation
Cortrany, Inc
Skelly On
Sovrmour Parroneum Co
Dewawang Svanpaud
Svanpaav
Ox Texas
Tatoo Aspiner & Rening
Coma ‘Tayton Refining Company
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