Manchester 19 Devastated by Raid
Manchester England June 2. German planes bombed Manchester causing widespread destruction. Incendiaries damaged factories and a hospital complex. Rescue teams worked amid wreckage of homes churches and shelters. A man and his wife and child perished. one nurse died after being trapped in a hospital wing. Berlin reports new destruction in overnight raids and fresh merchant ship losses off the Scottish coast.
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Manchester
England
Othre
Ang
Heepstal
Dume
Berlin
High Command
Wey
Condemnation salt ordered for highway right of way
The County Commissioners court authorized the district attorney to pursue condemnations against Wie Dittmar Properties for 3.182 acres needed for a highway right of way. County offer of 160 per acre was refused. purchases include 0.172 acres from Jars J. E. Ring Bl for 730, 431 acres from Charles A. Miller for 2465, and 0.128 acres from Marilge Loan and Agency for 921. Competent contractors and material men are invited to offer services via Classifications 96 ta iM Light 3.
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County Commissioners’ Court
Mondey
Urney
Wie Dittmar Properties Company
Wight-Of-Way
Harry M. Wuretach Menoral
Arom Jars
J. E. Ring
Charles A. Miller
C of C as Aid to Business Urged
Dh Bandesa, West Coast chamber manager, urged the chamber of commerce to unite business groups at a managers convention. He argued the chamber should be the sole spokesman for property rights and advocate capitalism, while promoting financing, asset creation, and proprietary development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dh Bandesa
West
Chamber of Commerse Managers
Prize Hotel
Bandeen
Tim
Defense Rackets Target Citizens At Commerce Conference
Edward Stone charged defense racketeers fleece the public by selling deception during a chamber of commerce managers convention at the Plaza hotel. He cited cases of men offering to guarantee draft deferments for fees and warned against foreign relief groups spending heavily on administration. He contrasted Red Cross efficiency with 7 to 90 percent admin costs claimed by others and urged citizens to seek advice from local business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Stone
Hatein
Chamber of Commerce
Check Fraud Jail Sentence Shocks County Court
A Go-day jail term and 4200 in fines were handed down in County Court-at-Law No. Monday. Havel Gusnisghaim, listed at the Blue Bonnet hotel, received 60 days in jail for passing a 13.40 check to William McNeely of the Milam Building. Will B. Fimne and others faced fines for allegedly carrying a pistol and check-related offenses. Ed Kite Han, at 22 Bowl) Bt. Mary’s Street, pressed the complaint for the faulty check.
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Havel Gusnisghaim
Blue Bonnet Hotel
William McNeely
Milam
Will B
Setlutbach Miley
Wer
Corte
Mwegally
A. Grimes
Army Boulevard
Wea
Rasde
Ed Kite Han
Mary's Street
Nam Fran Cisco Marlies Fatality On Freight Train Attempt
A 37 year old Nam Fr an Cisco Marlies was killed today while attempting to board a freight train at EF Dato. Police investigated the incident, which occurred near the rail yard with emergency responders called to the scene. Further details on the motive and exact time were not available.
Thirty-Fifth Annual Convention of Texas Chamber Managers
More than 100 Texas chamber managers and wives gathered at the Plaga hotel for the thirty-fifth annual convention of the Chamber of Commerce Managers. The event runs through Wednesday with the theme Community Action. Mayor O. K. Quin delivered the welcome address and a list of speakers included D. J. Bandeen of Abilene, manager of the West Texas chamber of commerce, and Wale Long.
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Morehan
Texas Chambers of Commerce
Plaga
Taxes Chamber ‘of Commerce Managers
Seston
Iq At
O. K. Quin
Bandeen
Abilene
Abilene, Mansager
West
Texas Chamber Br Commerce
Wale Long
Britain Seeks Crete and Syria Moves Amid War Burn
Report outlines British plan using cruisers and destroyers to blunt German thrusts while aiming to mobilize forces through Iraq and Syria. Britain notes strategic aims in Crete, Cyprus, and the Middle East as air battles rage and command changes shift RAF leadership.
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Tigris
Euphrates
Iraq
Daily Telegraph
Vichy Prabos
Germany
Syria
Cyprus
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rome
Berlin
Nie Wae
Crete
R.A. F
Jeland
Cairo
A. W. Tedder
Middle East
Air Obief
Arthur M. Longmore
Air Ministry
Middle West
Ory
Austin chamber leaders discuss travel ethics and dance host
C K Mellusk addresses presidents and appointments while Joe L Mack attends as secretary treasurer. Frank Quinn of the state park board and Rev M W Doggett speak on travel and control. Odessa hosts a dance at La Villita with Kerry Debenport as chamber manager. Committees include morning plans and auditing chaired by Merle Grover and Harry Hallitt respectively.
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Nger
Austin Chamber
C. K. Mellusk
Joe L. Mack
Necogdoches
Paul Vickers
Meailen
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Kerry Debenport
Odessa, Chamber of Commerce
An Antonio
Fowler
Dentan
W. N. Blanile
Houston
Sid Halliday
Galveston
Sam Cooper
Colejin
Willam Holden
Fort Worth
Charles Greet
Stamford
Grady Shipp
Longview
Harold Bryant
Tyler
Cif
Payis
Try
L. Carleton
Bay City
Guy Draper
Oak Cliff
DeBysk
13 Year Old Boy Slays Stepfather in Self Defense
Gainesville Ga June 24 a Hall county coroner jury found that 13 year old T J Bermett shot and killed his stepfather Rex Roberts 45 with a shotgun blast near here yesterday in self defense authorities reported.
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Gainesville
Hall County
T. J. Bermett
Rex Roberts
George Vernon Funeral Held in San Antonio
Bergices conducted Monday morning at Porter Caring chapel for George C.G. Vernon life long San Antonio resident who died Friday at Mineral Wells Active in Masonite and for years secretary of the Alzafar Shrine He had recently gone to Mineral Wells for duty with the Quartermaster corps at Camp Wolters Survived by his widow Mrs Jeanie Mate Vernon and a son George G. Vernon Jr and his mother Mrs R Vernon.
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Porter Caring
George CG. Vernon
San Antonio
Mineral Wells
Vernon
Alzafar Shrine
Quartermaster Corps St
Camp Wolters
Jeanie Mate Vernon
George G. Vernon Jr
R. Vernon
Air Cadets On Radio Hookup
Cadets from Randolph and Kelly will dramatize events from their lives in a nationwide radio broadcast at 7:30 p.m. Monday on WOAT. The NBC red network will carry the half hour program opening with an address by Maj. Gen. H. Hi. Armard and closing remarks by Maj. Gen. Gerald Co. Brant. The dramatic portions originate from a local Army field. The note about Australia’s rubber from Papua is mentioned in a stray line.
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Randolph
Kelly Uiglda
Monay
WOAT
Red
NBC
Washington
DG. C
H. Hi. Armard
Air Corps
Ataff
Big
Ger
Gerald Co. Brant
Air Corps Training Center
Army Alt
Freedom of Man Upheld by Pope
Vatican radio on the fiftieth anniversary of Rerum Novarum outlines fundamental social values. Pope Pius XI emphasizes private property, free trade, and the family within a just order while warning against excessive state or external interference. He notes the need to protect individual freedom in physical, spiritual, religious, and moral movement as the world rebuilds after war.
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Vatican
Pius X11
Leo Xiti
Roe
Pope Pius
Gene Tierney Marries Count Cassini in Las Vegas
Hollywood society figure Gene Tierney and her fiancé Count Oleg Cassini wed by a Justice of the Peace in Las Vegas. Tierney, 19, already a rising star, was set to begin work today in the film Hello Stars as her marriage news notes ongoing high profile social life.
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Hollywood
Gene Tierney
New York
Holly
Wood
Oleg Cassini
Washington
Gene
Casei
Las Vegas
Ney
H. Mehton Brown
Howard B. Tierney
Sassini
Capital Social Ufe
Merry Fabmey
Chicago
Ilegal
Twa nAusbanda
Illinois Supreme Court
Tierney
Woman Outlin
Pair Up in Air for Nuptial Affair
Lieue G TM and Margy Davis were married in an air themed ceremony over Sant Antonio by Rev R Hardy. Six Ford airplanes flew in formation with Clint Thompson and Bill Quimby piloting. Lieut Max Burcky, brother of the groom, served as best man. Mrs Pawn Johnson of Graymont Illinois was matron of honor and Ingleside’s Miax Lat ole Cragg acted as maid of honor. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Hark of Pontiac Illinois.
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Kelly Field
Margy Davis
Sant Antonio
R. Hardy
Ford
Clint "Thompson
Bill Quimby
Max C. Burcky
Pawn Johnson
Graymont
Til
Miax Latole Cragg
Ingleside
Som
G. 4. Hark
Pontiac, Il
Woman Is Paragon of Persistence Campaign Kit Delayed Delivery
The Community Chest office praises a woman for persistence after she delivered a campaign kit late. She explains a man from a garage pledged 66 cents, and she waited to see if he would contribute before turning it in.
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Chest
FCC to Hold Public Radio Control Hearings Start June 25
Washington June 2 The Federal Communications Commission announced public hearings to begin June 25 to determine future policy regarding newspapers and radio stations. The FCC expects a substantial portion of testimony on that date but may schedule further sessions.
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Washington
INS
Feral Communications Commission
FCC
Ex-City Bailiff Pays Bet Over Donkey Teaser
The article notes Jim My Carrigan former bailiff of Cor poration court seen near the police department with a donkey rather than a shotgun. The donkey gift from T T Poston, with Jimmy’s playful inscription, marks a lighthearted election bet.
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Jimmy Carrigan
Corporation Court
T.T. Poston
Jimmy
T. T
Roosevelt Signs Priority Bill Expanding War Production Powers
President Roosevelt signed a Priority Bill extending Office of Production Management control to enforce prices on essential goods for war aid and lend-lease. The act broadens authority to speed up armaments for United States and Britain, including shipping and registry rules. A second measure funds postoffice and treasury for the next fiscal year, with savings on normal expenses. The president planned to end a Hyde Park holiday tonight.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Congréss
Elvilian
United States
Britain
Great Lakes
Budget Bureau
Byge Parkonight
Pledge of Patriotism At Texas Stage Workers Meet
Delegates to the sixth district convention of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators gathered at the Gunter hotel Monday. Speakers included Tharry Agremat, executive secretary of the AFL, and H. J. O'Donnell, manager of Interstate Theaters, who reviewed general labor conditions in Texas.
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Tourevelé
International Alliance of ‘Theatrical
Texas
Mem Sbera
Gunter Hotel
Tharry Agremat
A. F
H. J. O'Donnell
Calotabs advertisement claims bile stagnation causes illness
A health advertisement extols Calotabs as a bile expeller and purgative remedy. It explains bile stagnation leading to poisoning symptoms, outlines the formula with calomel and corrective agents, and urges use after meals and before bed for a thorough bowel cleanse. It cites supposed health improvements and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers
C. K. Delusk
Besemont
Joe J. Mock
Nacagdoches
Plaza Hotel
C.of
Chamber of Cgipmierce
D. A. Bandern
Windle
Edward Stone
Laniere
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Wexico
Steke
Corpus Chiat
Prowneville
Aneiur Howe
Brownavilla
Drainicht
Rena
Wales
C. Ofc. Pe
Raahid Ali al Gailani
Ayria
George Vernon
George C. Vernon
Faveral
Air Cadets
Island of
Papua
Man
Marty
Oleg Cassiny
Paragon
VNI. 3
Pledee
Byrieat
Ereby
Nature
Gmi-Diediter
Ada
Rost Nour
Phar
Transverse, Joho
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