Harvard Lampoon Ball Upset Reports Miss Woodworth Visit
IN THE ISS Marjania Woolworth, moving picture actress, attended Harvard at the Lampoon invitation and was guest of Lampoon staff. The Harvard Crimson accuses rivals of rough behavior, including tossed bottles and window damage. Police were called to quell the disturbance. Miss Woodworth says it was hot but not as bad as reported and praises the Lampoon men for their courtesy.
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Harvard Lampoom
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Lawpoan
Cambridge Police
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Platne
Toby Marvard
Perhaga
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John
Miss
Woodworth
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Slevddin
Texas
Sherlilin Guyve Ue
Lampoquera
Miss Woodworth
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Sheenan
College
Saya Mlay Woodworth
Faye
Gal, Ny
Prowlers Clash With Guards At Rankin Aeronautical Academy
In Tulare California June 44, armed prowlers exchanged fire with guards at Rankin Aeronautical Academy during the night. Two guards were wounded and an FBI inquiry began as searches for the intruders continued with no trace found. The facility, valued at $300,000, was recently put into operation by J. G. Rankin.
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Rankin Aeronautical Academy
Wale
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Army
Axis Convoy Ship Blown Up by RAF
Cairo says British bombers attacked an Axis convoy off Tunisia killing one 8000 ton ship, the T. A. F. Middle East, and damaging others. The strike was detected by reconnaissance. one British bomber was lost.
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Cairo
Saypo
Uune
Tunisia
Tt. A. F
Middle East
Arnet- Sepnemmde
Maryland
Ataetin
Enlistment Push at Kelly Field Faces Unclear Deadlines
A memo directs enlistment of 100 men by June 30 at Kelly Field in the Eighth Corps area. Reports indicate Corps stations and colleges hold large pools of prospects while some units face gaps. A campus debate over appearances and attitudes toward officer candidates unfolds amid tentative recruitment figures and humor surrounding a prominent figure, Miss Sheridan.
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Eeraiting
Ann Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Northern Grips San Antonio With Mild Relief Weather
A June norther affected San Antonio with cooler temps despite forecasts of 88 degrees. The front brought relief from high humidity, easing heat from 92 degrees the day before. Northerly winds should continue, drying humidity and lowering readings to around 68 Thursday morning and 88 Thursday afternoon.
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U. 3
J. Hy Jarboe
Pedestrian Hit by Car Near San Pedro and Cypress
A pedestrian identified as A. TR. Graves, seven, of 610 West Lau, Kelahieet, was struck by a car while crossing San Pedro Avenue at Cypress Street and was listed in critical condition with a skull fracture, broken leg, and internal injuries at Medical and Surgical Hospital. The driver was A. R. Rogers of Route 8, Box 143, San Antonio.
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West Lau
Kel Ahieet
Medical [and Surgical Hospital
San Pedro Avenue
Cypress Street
Graves
UM Street
Jefatti
A. R. Rogers
Route 8
Box 143
San Antonio
Homes Flooded at Wichita Falls in Rain Emergency
Wichita Falls June 4. Rain swollen Wichita river and Holliday areas inundated lowlands driving 40 families from homes last night. Cloudbursts along Beaver Creek in the Destra district increased river flow and a two-foot rise over Lake Wichita spillway swelled Holliday creek. The flood forced the creek to back up and burst its banks.
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Wichita Falls
Wichita River
Holliday
Iousey
Beaver Oreek
Dlestra
Lake Wichita
Holliday Creek
Nazi freighter Frankfurt docks in Buenos Aires from Chile
The 5 2 R ton German freighter Frankfurt arrived in Buenos Aires today from Talcahuane Chile where she had been held since the war began. The ship left May 18 completing a 1000 mile voyage around Cape Horn to the Argentine port in American coastal waters.
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Frankfurt
Talcahuane
Chile
Cape Horn
Police Halt Two Publications to Cut Costs
Chief Aubrey Hopkins said the police department suspended two publications, a monthly bulletin and a schoolboy safety patrol booklet, as a cost-saving measure. The action targets Wednesday editions and reflects a planned reduction in printing expenses.
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Knife Assault Charge Filed in Oslo Case
A complaint charges aggravated assault with a knife in Oslo involving George L. Tite, a German military member at Fort Sam Houston, with a Bergen court sentencing Norwegian defendant Nathinson to death for attempting to harm. The case cites Lamar Dodd and lists 8M West Ragland Baylor Street as an address.
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Skids Threaten Faster U.S. Armament Drive
Senator Connally press sharply at a Senate defense hearing threatening to "put the skids" under any official slow to speed up the armament program. Stacy May testified the production drive must be accelerated and that vast machine tools remain unused. Connally warned OFM and related agencies they must meet the intensified targets or face action.
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Washington
Senator Connally
Senate
Armemen P
Connally
Stacy May
OFM Statlne Teal
May
Half of Britain's Ships Lost, Claim by German Sources
German high command says Britain has lost more than half of its merchant fleet since the war began. Reports claim 20 British ships were sunk in a single week with additional losses near the Orkney Islands and northern Scotland. Tobruk transport and Hull harbor attacks are noted, with total Allied shipping losses pegged around 11,064,000 tons to date.
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Orkney Islands
Kentha Insnight
Scotland
Tony
Britain
Iyad
Josto
Germana
Hull
Gerema
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High Command
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Tobruk
Libya
Airunite
DNR
Jones Mhraugh
Quin Orders Budget Slash Amid City Reform Drive
Mayor C K Quin outlined a plan to cut the city budget by 300000, warning commissioners and City Auditor Walter Tatsch to a 14 percent reduction. The $3,004,451.22 total for last year was 190000 higher than the previous year, with salaries and services taking the biggest hits while garbage trucks and essential services remained protected. The budget process will proceed at once with estimates and a final tax rate likely set during the early budget session.
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C. K. Quin
Walter Tatsch
Quin
Ery
British Planes Raid Beirut Depot in French Mandate Lebanon
In Beirut on June 4 British aircraft bombed a depot and nearby works causing fires and damage. Earlier, one plane's solo bombardment killed a native and damaged property. A second raid by four planes struck company installations at 8 40 am, injuring a French officer and soldier.
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Vicry
Beirut
Lebanon
Vichy Said
US UK Ties After War Seen By Labor Leader
London, June 4 Arthur Greenwood, British Labour minister, told the annual conference that the United States and Britain would form closer relations as the European conflict continues and after the war ends. He asserted cooperation would grow and the two nations would follow a single path toward a world with fewer spheres.
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London
aArthur Greenwood
British Labor Party
United States
Britain
Witch
Riots Break Out in English Prison
Rioting inmates at Parkhurst Prison near London disrupted work after protesting food quality and disobeying orders. Several officers were injured in clashes, and soldiers were held in reserve as the disturbance grew tense.
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London
Parkhurst
Ordhers
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy nights and days with variable winds. Highs near 88, lows around 66 to 68. Southeast Texas may see considerable cloudiness and scattered thunder showers Wednesday night and Thursday. West Texas expect partly cloudy conditions with afternoon and evening thunder showers and a slight temperature change.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Texas
Attexnodh
Britain Strengthens Hand for Syria War
Britain moves to fortify its position in the Middle East with steps aimed at countering German strategy. Re-occupation of Mosul and precautionary actions in Syria are announced as part of a broader plan to protect oil interests and influence over the Suez area amid ongoing war talk.
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Britain
Middle East
Iraq
Mosul
Syria
Suez
Baghdad
Hole of Commons
Crete
Sonduel
Commons
Crele
Maxine Weygand
French Empire
Libya
Nmi
France
Vichy
Mews Chronicle
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Africa
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Gere Witt
Unereich
Bett
Villelvanche
Pranre
Algiers
Bage
Wilhelm II Succumbs at Doorn in Exile
Berlin dispatch reports former Kaiser Wilhelm II died at Doorn Holland after a week of illness. Surrounded by family and guarded by Nazi troops, he passed away at 11:30 p.m. age 82. Funeral planned in Doorn with limited attendance per his wishes, later possibly returned to Germany.
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INS
Kaiser Wilehelm
Germany
Holland
Hermine
Ang Hls
Duchess of Brurie~ Witk
Prince Oskar
Kelser
Prince Louis Ferds
Princess Henrietta
Kaler
Buuce Franz
Doorn
Change in tax plan rejected by committee in Washington
In Washington on June 4 the House ways and means committee rejected the treasury proposal, voting to retain the average earnings method for excess profits taxes with possible revisions to rates and credits. The panel planned to review individual taxes next. Berlin reported German forces captured about 25 000 Greeks in Crete and seized tanks, artillery, and supplies, with military courts to try civilians and British prisoners for mistreatment of German air troops.
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Washington
House
Whys Aldments
Treasury
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Noregion
Two Tennis Courts Due in Highland Park
In Highland Park California a plan advances for two tennis courts at the public playground as a strike looms at a major plane company. Officials report $700,000,000 in defense orders, raising the total to six courts, while park commissioners decide on a vote and bargaining moves amidst labor tensions.
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Calit
California
Alverash Corporation
U. S. International Asso
Highland Park
Mneblista
Aleyust Low
Henry F.lich
Consalr
France Moves to Protect Colonies From Berlin Report
Berlin reports indicate France has taken protective measures along borders of colonial possessions. Berlin rejects commenting beyond noting France faces positive aggressions, including Syria bombings, while Iraq remains obscure under an English-supported Baghdad government and armistice questions.
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France
Syria
Iraq
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Baghdad
Egyptian Cabinet Resigns in Crisis
Cairo reports the cabinet resignation with Premier Huseiny Pasha to form a new government. Observers note fears of a German influence in the Nile valley and say the crisis heightens tensions near the front line as Germans advance toward Libya.
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Cairo
Huseely Ilizy Pasha
Nile
Egypt
Libya
Vineel
Sidt Barranl
Amateur Boxers Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
Amateur boxers Wong Frye and others compete in the Tevad Amateur Athletic Federation district tournament at the Municipal Auditorium tonight starting at 8 o'clock. Fifteen fast action bouts promise top entertainment as survivors from two nights of preliminaries meet for the titles. Call Kimrtlelt 7493 for seats.
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Tevad Amateur Athletic Federation
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