Police Cadet School Ties Unclear Under Mayor Anderson
Continuation of the police cadet training school under Mayor Anderson was announced by Hire and Police Commissioner L. Anderson. Bogasch may be named as instructor and Vaughan returns to police radio dispatcher. No firings planned. temporary rank reductions may lead to promotions later.
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Two Residents of S A Die Suddenl y
Two San Antonio residents, Thomas Tuckey aged 49 of 42 East Evergreen and Mrs Davie Quin of 3007 West Houston, died over the weekend after respirators failed to revive them. Quin collapsed at home.
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Underwriters to Hear Corpus Christ Speaker
H B Wernette vice president of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters will speak on The Truth About Industrial Insurance at the San Antonio Association luncheon Friday in the St Anthony hotel Regular meeting of the Bay Alto Co-ordinating council scheduled for Tuesday night has been postponed due to Mrs Fisher president idleness announced Monday
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Piles Relief Ad From Dr. Johnson Clinic
Dr C A Johnson of Karas City Missouri proclaims a mid painless inexpensive home treatment for uncomplicated piles. He offers free trial if not satisfied and invites letters for information with address 1324 Main Street Dept 871 Kansas City Mo. Coupon to be used.
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Crash Fatal to Bowie Noncom In Texas Mixup
Sergeant Clem Dobson of Camp Bowle died from head injuries after a head on crash nine miles north of Blanco Sunday night. The station wagon carrying six Beeville soldiers to Camp Bowls was involved along with a sedan driven by Jolman of Llanes. Several others were injured and transported to Blanes hospital and Fort Bim Houston by army ambulance.
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Girl Burned to Death in Dallas
Florence Jones died in a Dallas blaze that swept the second floor of a building Sunday. Her sister Mrs. Nannie Jones sustained injuries from a falling ladder as firefighters worked to contain the flames. The June heat and flames prompted warnings and scarce details in the overflowing scene.
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May Increase Benefits to Aged Under Federal Plan
Washington reports the Social Security Board plans to raise federal contributions to states for elderly pensions, up to 20 dollars monthly, contingent on congressional approval. Arthur J. Altmeyer testified that higher matching funds may be proposed to boost benefits in low-income states with strained finances. He noted the need to expand federal aid to the needy aged if enacted.
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Jenny Dolly Dies in Suspected Suicide at Beverly Hills Home
Hollywood June 2. Jenny Dolly 48 once famous Dolly sisters dancers telephoned relatives before hanging herself with a curtain sash in her luxury apartment. Sister Roszika traveling from Santa Barbara to Beverly Hills heard of the tragedy hours later. Jenny had five adopted daughters and a history of multiple marriages.
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Indies Crisis Tied to Allied Sea Power, Dutch Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports Hocht editorial declares Netherlands Indies rely on Britain and United States sea power. It says negotiations with Japan stand at a crisis and the outcome of Indies talks may hinge on Allied support and the fate of seven prewar efforts.
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Appointees of New Regime Take Police Roles in Maverick City
Congratulations rang through the police and detective building as FP L Anderson assumed the new police commissioner role. Tommy Dobbs, now head of the Corporation Court, Temple Calhoun returned as judge, Décker Chambers resumed duties as prosecutor, Aubrey Hopkins became police chief with J W Davis praising the change, and Dave Ori returned as captain amid broad tributes from Maverick administration.
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Dallas Air Cadet Plan Moves RAF Cadets South of Terrell
Dallas June 2 Major Bay Long president of a local aviation school said plans were being finalized to move Royal Air Force cadets to a new Terrell area school site. British arrivals expected Saturday from Nedgings will stay in Dallas for up to 390 days. Training shifts include a $225000 Terrell layout and transport of cadets with 50 pilots weekly, expanding RAF numbers in Dallas-Terrell to about 50, then more.
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Noise Shocks Set For Soldiers
The army plans battlefield sound effects including klaxons, blank ammunition, smoke, tear gas, and explosive-like noises to train citizen soldiers for combat. Airplanes and mortar vehicles will simulate enemy dive bombers and tanks to prepare nerves for first engagement.
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Inauguration of Quin as City Leader Sparks Ceremony
A packed city council chamber witnessed Mayor O K Quin and commissioners inaugurated Monday with James Simpson taking oath as city clerk. The event featured a three piece cowboy band and pledges to a clean, efficient administration, with statements of support from commissioners Davis Helm Steftleglen and Anderson.
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Officials Align in Unlikely Unity Under Quin Regime
In San Antonio politics, Quin consolidates control over city hiring and appointments, reversing Maverick era practices. Hein to continue as recreation chief but Quin to appoint all staff, with janitors and parks posts also under review. Council repeals mayoral hiring power, signaling shifting power dynamics and lingering factions.
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War Roundup Signals Axis Gains and North Africa Threats
The report notes Axis strategy at the Brenner Pass and talks of reaching a complete agreement as Britain acknowledges Mediterranean access as a risky route for Allied ships. It cites 45,000 British troops killed or captured at Crete, 15,000 Allied escapes to Egypt, 13,000 prisoners claimed by the Germans, and Luftwaffe raids on survivors heading to North Africa. Also mentions bombings in Manchester, Dublin deaths, protests to Berlin, and renewed hostilities in Iraq with the deposed regent returning with British forces.
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Merchant Cruiser Lost Say British
London dispatch reports the loss of the armed merchant cruiser Belonteat, formerly the 10,549 ton New Sloop. The Admiralty has not confirmed details of her sinking or the circumscribed circumstances surrounding the disaster.
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Renewed British activity near Libyan Egyptian border
Cairo reports renewed British maneuvers along the Libyan Egyptian frontier as Axis forces threaten an approach to Alexandria and Suez. The Middle East command says Tobruk fortifications held, while mine operations continue in Ethiopia and Iran sees the Baghdad situation stabilizing.
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Capt Roosevelt Leaves for Home from Middle East
Cairo dispatch reports Captain James Roosevelt and Major Gerald Thomas of the United States Marines departed for home after three weeks of special exercises with British forces in the Middle East. They had arrived from the Far East.
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