Nazi spy case links three suspects to U S sabotage plot
Federal court heard a dossier on Nazi spy rings in America. Dr Haug Gros and wife Tronces Gros along with Werner Reuter faced charges of failing to register as enemy agents and conspiring to send military information to Germany. Gros, born in Minneapolis to German parents, claimed ties to German secret service via Heydrich to organize sabotage and labor influence. The testimony outlined operations to recruit American labor leaders and place agents on U S soil to facilitate sabotage, with references to Pearl Harbor and potential ship disruptions.
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United States
Haug Hel- Minit Gros
teRich
Patrick Horgan
Orsan Seid
Gros
Gotbert Gros
Tita
Wnd
al- Sbietht
R. C. Reuter
Beverly
Ils
Germany
U. Bebe
Minneapolis
Austria
Saxony
Wos
United
Berlin
Soughtbert
Reuter
Pearl Har
Grosaleat Giae
Lyndon Johnson Unopposed in Race
AUSTIN June 3 Congressman Lyndon B. Johnson is unopposed in his congressional district for re election. The story notes his near win in the prior special U S senate trial race and confirms no opponents in the current race. The item ends with an unrelated Light Want Ad line.
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Lyndon Johnson
Austin
INS
Lyndon B. Johnson
W. Lee Ddaniel
Inquiry in Death of Wet Under Way
Police investigate the death of James P. Dixon 55 believed a veteran hospital patient found fatally on railroad tracks opposite the State hospital in Wars. He was discovered about 6 30 am by Karl Dinkin and last spoken to by Jimmy Barrett. Investigators note skull crushed and head grease suggesting train strike. Justice of the Peace Wiley held a verdict pending further inquiry. The death was later ruled accidental.
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James P. Dixon
Veterans’ Hospital
Wars
State Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Q. I. Wiley
Karl Dinkin
Hie Temple Hill Grocery
South Presa Street
Jimmy Barrett
Barrett
Dudge Wiley
Wiley Ater
San Antonians At Perrin Field InClass 42 H
Three San Antonians are among 87 Texans in Class 42-H now undergoing instruction in the air flying school at Perrin Field. The San Antonians are M. D. Gentry of 519 Mulberry Avenue William A Waggaman of 1410 Kentucky Avenue and Abner H L Posey of 214 Muncey Street.
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Perrin Field
M. D. Gentry
Mulberry Avenue
Wiliam A. Waggaman
Kentucky Avenue
Abner HL Posey
Muncey Street
Meat price clash prompts OPA clarification move
Max L. McCullough Southwest regional OPA administrator orders a clarification of the general maximum price regulation for meat. He warns ignorance is no excuse as some sellers allegedly maintain identical prices across purchaser classes. OPA issues guidance on customary allowances and price differentials to curb rising meat prices. A new evacuation hospital unit over 100 beds opened at Jefferson High School, while 7000 residents obtained canning sugar via county rationing, aided by 50 volunteer teachers.
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Max L. McCullough
Southwest
OPA
McCullough
Indusstry
MccCulloug I
Bellera
Jefferson High School
W. ©. Perry
Petry
Field Deferment Board Established At Duncan Field
A War Department announcement says a Field Deferment Board to review occupational deferment requests for the Eighth Corps area is established with headquarters at Duncan Field. Lt Col J H Lapham of Randolph Field is chairman, with Lt Morris Martin and OG Wetherfell as officers. The board will handle requests, refer penal cases, and hear appeals through state selective service directors, investigating deferment requests at 82 Army Air Force stations.
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Duncan Field
War Department
Corps
J.H. Lapham
Randulph Field
Morris Martin
Elviran
Secretary of Wars
War ‘Lepartmens
Tal Sonduch
Selective Service
Martin
Yom
Eighth Corps
Night Session On Tax Moves to Force House Action
Washington June 3 Chairman Doughton ordered night sessions of the house ways and means committee to press the administration tax program. The first session will be tonight as the panel moves to conclude discussion of about 96 administrative changes in the income tax code. The committee has disposed of 15 items including a controversial alimony tax ruling. The panel aims to raise revenue but faces a large gap near 2.0 billion dollars, heightening questions whether deficits can be closed even if a broad tax bill passes.
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Washington
Doughton
D.-N
Say
House
Ways and Means
Tuan
Treasury
Weatherbeam hints at humid June conditions
Fragmentary OCR notes show humidity readings around 92 percent with references to time stamps and unclear local terms. Mention of June and temperature cues suggests a weather summary, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent report.
Landlord Orders All Renters Out in Seattle Protest
Seattle landlord N E Berry announces July 1 eviction for tenants in his 15 apartments in protest of rent freezes. He warns the building will lack water heat electricity and phone service after the date, urging tenants to find alternative housing as he closes the structure.
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Seattle
Berry
Sais
Annenberg Leaves Prison Due To Illness
Annenberg, the Philadelphia publisher, was released from the Northeastern federal penitentiary in Lewisburg Pa today due to poor health after serving 93 months of a three year sentence in the largest individual income tax case on record. Associate Warden M E Alexander said release was immediate rather than on June 11 and the prison offered no further details on departure or condition.
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Annenberg
Philadelphia
Northeastern Federal Penitentiary
M. E. Alexander
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