Vivisection Debate and Public Friction Highlighted
A New England Anti-Vivisection Society column condemns indiscriminate vivisection, detailing pain and suffering inflicted on dogs in experiments. It argues many procedures lack scientific purpose, noting animals endure distress, and includes reproduced images to illustrate cruelty while urging public awareness.
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Roosevelt and Congress mull power to seize private property
Washington reports say President Roosevelt and congressional leaders discussed a war department bill granting sweeping authority to seize or use private property for national defense. The measure would allow temporary or permanent seizure with compensation and empower the president to mobilize industry. Critics warned of broad powers and potential conflicts with existing laws.
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Just Be Calm And Clammy Weather Report
Weather forecast notes San Antonio's recent humidity. J H Jarbee predicts a pleasant surprise with cooler, breezy conditions after lingering 80s. Clouds depart as humidity drops, bringing more bearable heat and light winds for the coming days.
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New Destroyer Added to U S Fleet in Boston News
In Boston on June first a new destroyer joined the U S Fleet named Nicholson in honor of three naval brothers and their relatives. The vessel was built at Rostoy Navy Yard and honors Captains Samuel John and James Nicholson and their nephew Commodore Williams Nicholson with James W A Nichol RO as grandson.
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New Government Formed in Iraq Premier Jamal Al Midfal Named
UPI Reuters dispatch from Baghdad reports a new Iraqi government formed with Jamal Al Midfal as premier. Most ministers are noted for prior cooperation with the British. Baghdad is described as quiet and under control as the transition proceeds.
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Greek Envoy Loses States in Russia
In Moscow on June, the Soviet government notified the Greek legation that Greece is no longer a sovereign state and that its minister, Jost Kis, loses diplomatic status effective immediately. The move comes after the departures of Yugoslav and Norwegian ministers and ahead of the Belgian minister’s departure.
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Benghasi Port Raid Reported by Haf
Cairo dispatch says Haf retaliation targeted Bengasi harbor on the Libyan coast during the night of June 1. Several sudden accidents were reported in the harbor area as Axis forces continued operations, with official channels confirming the raid and casualties.
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Marble Machine Action Delayed Amid Raids And Notices
Officials delayed action on marble machines amid threats of raids by county and sheriffs office while 183 election notices were issued for a June 28 special election. Independent survey found most venues compliant though some operators kept free games on display as inspectors planned checks later.
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Nazi Submarines Hit Heavy Ship Toll in May
Berlin reported German navy and air force destroyed 746000 tons of Brittany shipping in May. Submarines accounted for 479000 tons, battlecraft 215000 tons, others the remainder. Luftwaffe claims sunk 91100 tons of merchantmen and damaged convoys off the British east coast. British planes bombed Schleswig-Holstein and Berlin area with some casualties and property damage. three planes downed.
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We are in this war says OPM official at Texas meet
Charley G Moore of Dallas district co operator of the OPM defense contract service tells Texas chamber of commerce delegates at the Plaza hotel that the nation is deepening its war effort daily. He urges industry to supply clothing shoes and food for soldiers and emphasizes government freedom and vigilance against surrendering liberties. He cites war costs, Germany’s armament capacity, and the need to accelerate production through advisory defense contract offices including a planned San Antonio area office.
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Berlin Fire From British Bombers Darken Night Skies
British air raids hit Berlin starting a storm of fires and strikes on Duesseldorf and Ruhr targets. The air ministry said four British planes were lost in raids on German objectives while daylight attacks expanded over the Ruhr and docks on the Rhine.
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Stabbing Affray Leads to 12 Arrests on Monterey Street
An early Thursday affray in the 300 block of Monterey Street left Mrs. Antonila Martines, 26, wounded in the abdomen. Twelve suspects were booked, including William Lawry, 20, and Crus Quesnot, 19, after a chase ending near Morales and Pita streets.
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Motor Vehicle Assault Charged in County Court
A complaint filed in Matthewson County Court alba No. 2 alleges motor vehicle assault charges. The defendant Menagerish L. B of 1334 San Francisco street is accused of assaulting L. W. Trais of 1143 West Ashby place on May 3. Ollin Cardenas of 1538 Guadalupe street faces related charges. David Aguero, of South Concho street, signed the complaint.
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Ex King Prajadhipok cremated in London services
London June 3. The body of former King Prajadhipok of Siam died last Saturday at his Surrey estate was cremated at Golders Green after private services. The state funeral plans were not announced.
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Weather Forecast San Antonio and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in East Texas and the northeast coast. Northerly winds develop by Tuesday night with highs near 90s and lows in the 70s. West Texas expects fresh southeasterly winds along the coast, cooler nights to come, and a general clearing by Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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France Nears War Over Syria In Nazi Backed Move
Reported by the Associated Press that France, with Nazi support, nears war with Britain in Syria as Petain calls urgent cabinet meetings. Beirus radio claims British plans to attack Syria while German troops move toward the region. Observers note a tense Paris-Nazi alignment and potential wider conflict across the Middle East.
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Houston Takes Oath in Senate
In Washington on June 3, Andrew S Houston 87 son of Sam Houston took the oath as a senator, supported by Senator Contintly. President Wallace escorted by his daughters. Houston proclaims allegiance to nation and duty while pledging support for Roosevelt's policies. He remains quiet on active Senate duties during his 26-day term.
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Men Trapped Beneath Sea Mine Undersea Workings
In Whitehaven Cumberland fears grew for coal miners trapped following an air explosion in an undersea mine. Rescue squads rushed from nearby seams to reach men buried under the sea seven miles from the surface. William Phl’s aged undersea mine, founded in 1852, is cited among the works.
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Shipbuilding Miracle Questioned by Knox at Conference
Washington reports that Secretary Knox challenged the idea of a shipbuilding miracle, urging shipbuilders to ensure America and Britain control the seas. He warned that victory hinges on a successful gamble of sea and air power and on delivering the necessary warships.
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Dictators Agree on Next War Step
Rome June 3 Axis leaders Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini approved a planned next move in the war after a five hour Renner Pass meeting. They vowed results within months and signaled readiness for action against the United States amid plans to follow Turkey and pursue immediate gains.
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Naval Attache Dies in London
The Navy Department announced the death in London of Commander Walter Raymond Jones assistant naval attache by London and former White House aide. The announcement said he died yesterday with no details of the cause provided.
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British appoint information head in government service
London announces Sir Gerald Campbell, formerly minister to Washington, named director general of official British information service for the United States. The appointment elevates the role in coordinating US relations and public diplomacy.
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