Italy Appeals to Deanna to Save U.S. Government
The Italian press urges Deanna Duby to act to preserve the U S government. A reader letter addressed to “Dearest Deanna” questions whether youth can overthrow tyranny and safeguard the regime.
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Italy
Deanna
U.S
SROME
Tranna Duby
Smee Ngee Fane Rootevert
Sibe
Pépole D'Italia
Coluntr-Jong
Mbt
Amperionn
Toneres
Chais
2nd A-Day Plans Are Made Here
Bexar county selective service boards meet Tuesday to prepare registration cards and materials for all county residents. Details on registration sites and dates remain uncertain. Officials expect registrations to range from 500 to 4,500, compared with 44,000 previously registered.
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Bexar County Selective Service Boards
Hale Feeldexite
Eschitol
Itieis
Women Donate 400 To Community Charity Drive
A donation of 400 was received today by Theo MM. Plummer president from the Women of Christhuren. Presentation was made by Mrs Bail Meadéss president and co chairs Lett Twreer and J. Crowell Hall. The group pledged 960 to the pilgrimage proceeds. Plummer said the women promised 200 and doubled it, urging further donations.
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Theo MM. Plummer
Women of
Christhuren
Bail Meadéss
Lett Twreer
J. Croewell Hall
Plummer
Ten S A Students Earn MA Degrees at SWT College
Ten of the 18 graduate students who received master of arts degrees at Southwest Texas College were from San Antonio, according to Dr A A Grusendorf. The 198 bachelor degree recipients also came from San Antonio as noted by Dr Grusendorf.
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LAW Marcos
Southwest Texas
Tracege
Imm Son Autonid
A. A. Grusendorf
Regionrar
Slc
An Antonio
Grhkesdart
Loun R. Crowley
Elton Z. Hole
Rosemary Hi
Amy Ellzsbeth Nims
Heen Marguerite Sale
Mertha BE. Taylor
Alice Ainsley Winthrop
Vernon McEachern
Ruth Poleraph
Calvin Surtees
Louise Barden
Wilma
Lucy Let Heidelverg
Mack Jaxén
Agnes Mullin
Floyd Price
Bathelor
Desrees
Man Fined for False Statement and Assault
A man pleaded guilty to making a false statement to obtain unemployment compensation on January 16 and was fined $20 by Judge Charles A. Matthews. Another man pleaded not guilty but was fined $20 and costs by Judge Matthews for a related charge. Perry Ballard of ese Arbor Place was charged with aggravated assault on Austin H. Howitz in Corpus Christi and found guilty, receiving a $10 fine plus costs.
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Frans Bison
Délgeddo
Bowth
Charlee A. Matthewa
Juttus Holfits
Sidress
Gibbs Street
Matthews
Perry Ballard
Austin H. Howitz
Shortage forecast threatens Northeast winter supplies
A petroleum industry fact finding committee submitted a preliminary report to the War Production Management on prospective storages of gasoline and fuel oil in the West. Harold L. Ickes defended the coordinator role in a postponed conference. Officials warned a shortage of petrochemical products in the Northeast next winter unless the transportation bottlenecks are resolved.
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Washington
Petroleum Industry
Petit of
Harold L. Ickes
Lala
Northtaat
Nazis Move Troops by Sea to Syria amid British Blockade
Report from Ankara states freighter flights with German troops and heavy equipment are bound from Constanta to Latakia via Rhodes and the Dodecanese, aiming to reinforce northern Syria against a British strike. Observers note up to 200 German aircraft in Aleppo area and armored cars among landings, with plans to return to Syria.
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Turkey
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Premchayria
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Tripoli
Texas
Rhodes
Aleppo
AREX
Syria
Iraq
Putestine
Cyprus
Riany
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Sota
Betwen
Traq
French Cabinet Meets Amid World War II Tensions
In Vichy on June 3 President Petain called an urgent cabinet session after a briefing with General Weygand on Franco British relations. A second meeting followed as Weygand departed for the parliament. Beirut radio accused Britain of planning an attack on Syria and denied German troop landings. General Weygand, though a government member, spoke on possible diplomatic theses.
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Bedoud
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D African
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Petn
Weygand
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Iarsnal
WHS
Fresich
New Wath Brbadeasb
Germadt
Mnilla
Byrla
Maginie Weyeand
Nazis in Civilian Clothes Reported Crossing to Turkey
A fragmentary dispatch claims Nazi operatives in civilian attire traveled through Turkey toward Bulgaria with Bulgarian passports. Officials say responsibility lies with Bulgaria, and Turkey was urged to permit safe passage for the Turkish ambassador and his family to a Greek port, while delaying further actions.
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Syria
Istanbul
Tfuthiy
Gune
Garmans
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ankita Oermahy
Grek
Payeeus
Gittece
Aeserting
Staley Promoted to Major in Engineers Corps
Captain Martin BE Slates, engineers corps, promoted to major. He assumes duty with Cpl. Edwin V. Bunstan as quartermaster for the Eighth Construction zone. Prior to duty in November, Major Braley had worked since 1983 as a mechanical engineer in the San Antonio area. He has served since the construction office opened in January.
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Martin BE. Slates
Corps of Engineers
Tho
Edwin V. Bunstan
Braley
San Antonio
Viclnitly
Suspect Charged as Knife Bandit in Tulsa Robbery
A suspect named Pablo Herrayider of Brockdale faced robbery charges after a Tuesday incident described as a knife point purse snatching in Tulsa. The complaint cites a Mayfield address on Marlton and Latrel streets and names officials Frank Yauphen and Ballard. The victim reported a purse containing $2.
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Pablo. Herrayider
Brockdale
Dsadule
Tom Plalht
Pears
Frank Yauphen
Ballard
Ely
Tulsa Orelandro
Marlton
Latrel
Debate on vivisection exposes cruelty and reform calls
The piece condemns vivisection and urges humane reform in science education and public accountability. It argues for full, accessible reports on experiments and for lawmaking bodies to curb unnecessary brutality, appealing to students and authorities alike. The text emphasizes humanity, Christian virtue, and public scrutiny.
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Sheilarn
Son Joins Father At Kelly Field
James Carpenter followed his father Ross Carpenter into the Army, joining the Staty ist School squadron at Kelly field. Enlisted June 1, 1914, Ross served in the fifty seventh division from Ohio and later joined the air corps. James attended school in Virginia, California, and Hawaii before Harlandale High School graduation. He was set to enlist on Sunday, missing by one day due to his father's tire. An unrelated note mentions a housewife's food almanack feature in the Austrian Weekly.
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Ross Carpenter
Ben
James Carpenter
Kelly Field
Serpenlt Carpenter
Ofi
Serbia
Teifty
Ohio
Air Corps
Échoi
Ias
Virginia
California
Hono
Harlandale High School
Walt
Oil Firms Move Out of Istanbul
Oil firms relocate operations from Istanbul amid shifting Turkish economic landscape. The move signals broader energy sector adjustments and potential impacts on local jobs and supplier networks.
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Istanbul
Planes Damaged in Raid on Malta
In a June raid on Malta planes were damaged as forces clashed. The report notes enemy action and limited details on aircraft losses amid ongoing operations in the region.
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Malta
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