Chinese Reds Seize Four Towns as War Deepens in Manchuria
In Nanking, Lu Ting-i announced four government held Manchurian towns fell to Communist forces and pledged a retreat by government troops. Chiang Kai-shek returned to Nanking as Marshall proposed a new peace truce amid renewed talks with Chou En-lai in Peiping.
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Juri
Munist
Lu Ting
Generatissima
Chiang Kai Shek
Marstrall
Chiang
Manchuria
Marshall
Forder
Chou En-Lai
Chou
General Sees U S Unprepared For War Production Delays
Los Angeles reports Gen E W Rawlings chief of procurement says the United States would take about 12 to 49 months to mobilize war production if war started tomorrow. Rawlings spoke at an American Society of Mechanical Engineers meeting in Los Angeles after arriving yesterday. Fort Worth mourns Mexico City worker Joaquin Reus 48 who died in a local hospital this morning.
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United States
Tarig
E. W. Rawlings
Santerie
General Rawlings
American Society of Mechanicals Engineers
GCLA
Mexico
Fort Worth
Joaquin Reus
Mexico City
Department of Interior of Mexico
Congress Roundup Hearing On Strike Bill
Washington June 3 President Truman seeks emergency strike control as a rump hearing on the bill draws in four top union chiefs. Lawmakers convene to hear opposition and debate powers to seize essential industries and halt work stoppages under government action.
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Truman
House
Senate
de Lacy
Wash
Bath
Gurney Pushes Selective Service Extension Plan
Senator Gurney argues a one year extension of selective service plus higher soldier pay will yield faster volunteers. He calls for Senate passage and predicts quick approval, while opponents draft amendments to limit powers as filibuster threats surface. The House ends ten age inductions under the temporary extender.
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Gurney
House
South Dakota
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Pen
Military ‘Committee
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Army
Navy
Wherry
Nebraska
Revercomb
RW. Va
United States Chamber Proposes 3.75 Billion Pound British Loan
The United States chamber of commerce urged Congress to approve a 3.75 billion dollar British loan to counter Communism. In a statement to the House Banking Committee, President William K. Jackson argued dollars should fund external obligations, not domestic socialist experiments, and that aiding the UK would reinforce European anti-Communist efforts. Separately, a clash over civilian control of atomic energy moved to the House military committee as scientists favored Senate-backed civilian oversight.
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Congress
William K. Jackson
House Banking Committee
Lie Chamber
United Kingdom
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House
Senate
May
D.-Ky
Rites Arranged for Mrs. Helene Marriner
Funeral services are set for Monday at 4 p m at Christ Episcopal church for Helene Marriner 73 of 148 Laurel Heights who died Saturday in a local hospital. She lived in San Antonio 16 years was widow of Harry Lee Marriner Dallas News poet and author. Survived by daughter Jers vs Olio Koehler and Mrs Paul Adams three grandsons Ol A Koeller Jr Paul W Adams Jr and Lee Marriner Adams all of San Antonio Burial will be in Mission Burial Park.
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Christ) Episcopal Church
Helene Marriner
Laurel Heights Place
San Antonio
Harry Lee Marriner
Dallas News
Daugh’ Jers
Olio Koehler
Paul Adams
Ol A. Koeller Jr
Paul W .Adams Jr
Lee Marriner Adams
Mission
Three Good Reasons to Buy St. Joseph Aspirin
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Sworld
Bsc
U N debate on Spain seen at United Nations
The UN subcommittee report brands Franco Spain fascist and a partner of Mussolini and Hitler and heads to Security Council for debate with near unanimous support. Brazil’s Pedro Veloso shifts from dissent to concurrence on sanctions if Franco stays in power in September amid warnings of world peace risk. Polish delegate Oscar Lange to oppose the report’s claim that Spain cannot be acted against yet due to no actual breach of peace. Security Council to discuss the report Thursday as Assembly relations with Spain are considered for possible severance if Franco remains.
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New York
INS
United Nations
Iranco
Spain
Subcommittee
Pedro L. Velroso
Brazil
Franco
Vellaso
Tam
Mussolini
Hitler
Oscar Lange
Slnation Assembly
Venes
Bad Check Suspect Charged in Local Court
rk E Lee with unknown address was charged with issuing a worthless check for 448.50 against National Grocer. Other complaints in Justice Vaughan's court include Beatrice Graeger charged with theft of two breks from Bertha Ter Tell, and Joe Adame with theft of 80 dollars and a jacket from Gilberto Jeminez. Lee Nichols charged with fraud relating to disposition of mortgaged property including an ice box and cash register owned by R A Martin.
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Rk. E. Lee
Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
National Grocer Company
Justice Vaughan
Beatrice Graeger
Pleasanton Road
Memorial Rites for E F Johnson Set at Vanderbilt
Memorial service to honor Capt. Everett Foster Johnson of San Antonio among 134 Vanderbilt alumni killed in World War II. He died in an army plane crash in Puerto Rico on October 1, 1942, the memorial at the university next Sunday commemorates his service.
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Everett Foster Johnson
San Antonio
Vanderbilt University
Puerto Rico
Jap Trials Delayed as Tojo Case Is Postponed
The Far East tribunal adjourned at noon granting a six day delay for the trial of Hideki Tojo and 27 other Japanese leaders on war crimes charges. International Prosecutor Kernan may deliver opening charge tomorrow morning. Court recesses to June 13 for defense preparation amid new American attorneys arriving in Japan.
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International Tribunal of the Far East
Hideki Tojo
Senation
Joseph B. Kernan
United States
Japan
Resignations Reported From War Crimes Defense Office
Sources say Beverly M. Coleman head of the War Crimes Defense Section and six associates resign over dissatisfaction with the trial of ex Premier Foro and 25 others. An unidentified assailant reportedly threw a rack at Coleman’s car windshield near the War Ministry building, injuring him.
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Sane
Naval Cept
Bev Erly M. Coleman
Foro
Coleman
War Ministry
Burglary Steals $200 In Traveler’s Checks
A thief broke a window on 422 North Alamo Street Monday morning and stole $200 in travelers checks from Robert W. Fox of Queens Long Island while he slept. The burglar left the trousers outside the window and fled.
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North Alamo Street
Robert W. Fox
Queens
Long Island
Two Military Prisoners Captured Near Brooke General Hospital
Two of three prisoners who escaped Frog the prison west of Brooke General Hospital Saturday night were captured Monday morning by the sheriff at La Grange. The captives were Pvt. Anthony R B Miranda and Major Skergie. Pvt. William E. Burke remained at large.
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la Grange
Anthony RB. Miranda
Mijor Skergie
William E. Burke
Rites Set for Mrs Jessie Beltz in San Antonio
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Beltz 75 of 1331 West Ridgewood Avenue will be held Tuesday at 2 00 pm in Porter Spring chapel. She died Saturday in a local hospital. A native of Illinois she lived in San Antonio four years. Survived by her husband Rey Jeremiah Beltz and four sons and four daughters burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
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Porter Spring Chapel
Jessie
Beltz
West Ridge
Wood Avenue
Illinois
San Antonio
Rey
Jeremiah A. Bellz
Fove
Sunset
Husband Takes Leper Wife to Louisiana Hospital
Maj Hans Hornbostle accompanied his leprosy patient wife to the Carville Marine Hospital in Louisiana after a San Francisco to New Orleans tip. He praised leprosy as less dangerous than cancer and vowed to publicize the truth to ease stigma. The Major, a former Guam Marine, plans medical discharge from Letterman General and hopes to work at a hospital, despite rules restricting relatives of patients from employment.
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Hans Hornbostle
U.S. Marine
Faospital
Reil
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New Orleans
Allo
Hornbostle
Guam
Letterman General Hospital
California
Bein Beri
Philippines
Forester
Jack of All Trades
Wii
Red Press Takes Byrnes to Task
Moscow reports criticize U S Secretary Byrnes and former President Hoover over UN powers and Italian colonies. Karvin in Trud accuses Byrnes of expanding UN General Assembly reach. Tsvestia questions American shifts in Italy and other moves. New Times cites hunger strategy and world tour as lacking concrete results. Pravda notes Argentina-Soviet diplomatic rapprochement amid U S pressure.
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U. S
Byrnes
Herbert Poover
United States
Karvin
Rade Union
Trud
United Nations General Assemble
United Nations
Hoover
Korvin
Tzvestia
Y. M. Molotov
Sal
New Times
Poland
London
Javestia
Russia
Germany
Rebet
Pravda
Communist Party
Argentina
Aml
T.S.S.R
Weather and Tide Notes From May 6 Journal Entry
A brief weather snapshot reports humidity and mean June percentages, no recent precipitation, and a total monthly rainfall around 0.08 inch. It notes tides at Aransas Pass and moon phase New Moon, with times for sunrise and sunset, plus temperatures across major cities and a tourist weather section listing high and low temperatures with limited precipitation data.
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Winn Elvelly
Aransas Pass
Amari
Austin
Boston
Brownsville
Chevensma
Wee's
Tenver Dodge Cie
Helena
Mual
Houston
Memphis
New York
Optometrist to Address Legion meeting in Houston
Dr. Weston A. Halley president of the Texas Optometric Association will speak on optometry to the Business and Professional Men's Post No. 10 American Legion at the St. Anthony Hotel Tuesday evening.
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Weston A. Halley
Texas Optometric Association
American Legion
St. Anthony Hotel
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