Paris Bombardment Wrecks Streets and Buildings
Paris endured a brutal air assault as planes struck at will, digging craters in streets and shattering apartments. A subway station was hit, a factory near the Seine burned, and ambulances ferried the injured from blaze districts while residents huddled in shelters and recounted the terrifying sound of exploding bombs.
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National Broadcasting Company
Paul Archinald
Kay Herrick
Bethel
Maine
Associated
Press
Earth
Seine
Regus
Eros
Issy- Les-Moulineaux
Anns Malary
Massillon
Ohio
Paris
Penne
Obituary notices and services of multiple local residents
Obituary notices list Ruth Rose Proll of 411 Ful Torr Avenue died Sunday with services at 8 p.m. Tuesday from Zizik Kearns chapel and interment at Mission Burial Park. Survivors include husband August J. Proll and sons Gerald R. Proll and August J. Proll Jr. Also named are numerous sisters, brothers, and extended family. The report continues with additional obituaries for Encarnacion Orosca, Santiago Coultress Jr., Jose De Aguilera, Jasper Porter Price, Pernands Flores, Joce Ortiz, TeRop Arnold Jr., Mrs. Rosa Zander, and related service details across local churches and cemeteries.
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Ruth Rose Proll
Fultorr Avenue
Mission Burial Park
Ban. Antonio
August J. Protl
Gerald R
August J. Proll
Anna Berweck
Hattie Duiting
Asherton
Helen Miller
Hondo
Johanna Cox
Newtinkle
Mass
Louis Fp, Rothe
Arnold Rothe
San Antonio
Ralend Rothe
Baltillo, Mex
Hino Rothe
Galnesville
Fla
Hans Rothe
McAllen
Elmer Rothe
rBownwroed
Santiago Coultress Jr
South
Leona Street
Aronday
Jasper Porter Price
Ward, Avenue
Avon Gale Baptist
W. H. Anderson
Lille May Price
D. W
Shannon J. Price
Ban Antonio
Grover Burris
Gusl Chapman
Heather
D. W. Price
Uvalde
Ed Newman
Sherman
Crisiia Jernigan
Paris
Rosa Zander
Cascade Avenue
Castroville
P.m. Tursday
Riebe Chapel
A. &. Wollt
Ida Feagin
Edward Brewer
Pauline Jonas
Jack McCullough
Por Sill Oxla
William
August Jr
Theodore
Richard Zander
Louis Zander
Dunlap
Gallt
Helena Wipff
Eagle Fass
Lutheran Cemetery
Secretary Added in Federal Office
Edith Maxwell was added to the secretarial staff of the San Antonio branch of the immigration and naturalization department. W. W. Knopp, chief officer, notes the expansion of stenographic work due to the large number of aliens being registered.
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Edith Maxwell
San Antonio
Immigration and Naturalization Department
W. W. Knopp
Sid
Old Age Policy Pays Up To Fifty Dollars A Month
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a new old age policy for ages 63 and up with benefits up to 500 for death, 50 monthly for disability, 25 monthly for hospital care. The plan costs 4 cents a day and promises prompt claims with no medical exam. send name address age and beneficiary details for a 19 day free policy.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Bids Sought for Demolition at Lincoln Heights Courts
The San Antonio housing authority called for bids to raze houses on the Lincoln Heights courts site a federal low rent housing project for Negroes in the northwest town area west of Zarzamera street between Poplar and Lombrano streets Bids for demolition must be in the housing authority office by June 18 and construction bids by June 28.
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San Antonio Housing Authority
Cal
Ouses
Littcoln Heights Courts
Zarzamera Street
Poplar
Lombrano
Housing Authority
Range Conference Topics Are Listed
Spreader dams catching water from the hills and spreading it over rangeland will be main topics at the National Range conference in West Texas. The event, June 24 to 23, will draw delegates from 17 range states, with sessions in Midland and San Angelo.
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Midland
West Texas
San Angelo
War Relief Workers Named for European Aid
Mrs. Gilbert MM. Denman, San Antonio chairman of Red Cross clothing production for European relief, announced several aiding workers Monday. Names include Mrs. Augusta L. Barnes and Mrs. Guther Orsinger, with a meeting set at the courthouse and chairmen listed: Mrs. Frank Paschal, Mrs. Fred Goeth, Mrs. Elmer Didmar, Mrs. E. Emerson, and Mrs. Reagab Houston.
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Gilbert MM. Denman
San Antonio
Red Cross
Europe
Victis
Augusta L. Barnes
Guither Orsinger
Denman
Frank Paschal
Fred Goeth
Elmer Didmar
Inhalator Squad Revives Woman at Muncey Street
Mrs Edith Shaw of 1323 Muncey Street owed her life to a fire department inhalator squad. Discovered at 10 30 pm Sunday by her daughter Mrs Georgia Caswell. The squad worked for 25 minutes before reviving Mrs Shaw after she was overcome by B88.
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Edith Shaw
Muncey Street
Shaw
Georgia Caswell
Missing Battleship Report Stirred by London Police
London June 3 reports from the ministry of information state a missing battleship was sunk, with police records listing Leon and Nelson as persons of interest. The notice remains unverified, and details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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London
Leon
Truth
Hostein
South
Hackberry Street
Nelson
Troop Reserve Bill Offered In House
June 3. Lagitation introduced in the house to empower Roosevelt to use reserve components of the army for national defense after adjournment. The measure by Chairman May of the military committee covers national guard and retired regulars. White House aims to trim nondefense agencies to free funds for defense. Budget Director Smith to survey agencies. total defense tax proposals around 658 million annually. Senate and other leaders urged larger defense funding, while labor groups and industry committees moved to support mobilization and armament production.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
May
House Military Committee
National Guard
White House
Treasury
Harold Smith
Stephen Early
House
Ways and Means Committee
George
D-Ga
Brown
Mich
Vandenberg
H.mich
Salindy
Capper A.kan
Ways and Means
National Executive Board
The
John L Lewis
Alds
Lewis
Manufacturers
William
Knudsen
National Defense Commission
Pepper
Navy
Refugee Ship Carries 720 to New York from Galway
In Galway on June 3 4 Roosevelt headed for New York with 720 refugees aboard the liner. The United States embassy in London confirmed the passenger tally. Shipping officials eased entry rules to permit 10 year old Peter Dublin aboard to join his father in Gary Indiana after his mother’s recent death in England. Passengers were kept secure with thorough luggage searches before the ship departed west coast port.
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Galway
Ireland
United States
Roosevelt
New York
London
Peter
Gary
Ind
England
Bombs Devastate Paris Crushing Craters Reported
Eyewitness accounts describe massive bomb craters across Paris after a sustained bombardment. Residents recount shattered windows, fires, and injuries near factories and a church as ambulances and fire crews raced to the scenes.
Nazis pledge no U S ship attack pledge
Berlin reports the German government assured the American embassy that the United States liner Roosevelt will not be molested by the German navy. The note reiterates protection for American vessels carrying U S citizens from Europe, though German officials warned of data on alleged plots against ships.
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Berlin
United States
Roosevelt
Nol Navy
Foreign Office
1800 Americans Sail From Italy
1800 Americans aboard the Manhattan head toward New York from Genoa as space limits leave several hundred behind. Some will join the President Harrison or evacuate aboard the Excambion. Congressional action on naval expansion progresses with Roosevelt seeking authority to mobilize the National Guard if needed. Gen George C Marshall notes activation needs congressional approval.
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Uenda
Thily
United States
Mner
Manhattan
New York
Genoa
Harrison
Hner
Supreme Court upholds school flag salute ruling
Washington June 3. The Supreme Court held constitutional today a regulation requiring school children to salute the American flag. The decision affirms mandatory flag salute rules in public schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Temple League to Elect Officers Dance at Olmos Club
Temple Teague will elect officers Sunday at 6 p.m. at Beth 2 community hall. A barbecue supper served on the lawn and a new nd picture showing will follow. On Sunday June 16 the league will sponsor a dance at the Olmos club.
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Temple Teague
Beth 2
Ollow
League
Olmos
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