RAF Raid Targets French Dutch Ports Hit In War Update
British daylight raids and night bombing attacked northern France and Holland, with RAF forces returning safely. Operations hit a railway yard near Cam and damaged trains near Monididier, plus a Luftwaffe airfield at Leeuwarden. Weather hindered further strikes on Germany. German coastal activity remained light. Hundreds of British bombers and fighters, including four engined types, participated in the Emden assault, igniting fires in the dock area and targeting the Nordenseewerk submarine factory and Dortmund-Ems canal used for ore shipments.
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London
Britain
Hitler
RAF
France
Holland
Frisian
A. P
Emcéen
Germany
Cam
Monididier
Amiens
Bosbon
Leeuwarden
Holend
Amsterdam
R.A. E
Pon Emden
Atlas
Nordenseewerk
Dortmund-Ems
Scardinavia
Reich
Magician Group Plans Convention
Reports say a convention of Ring No. 18, International Brotherhood of Magicians, will be held at Lone Star brewery audience. The program features Paul the Mystic, Ray F. Santer, M. A. Doubler, Charles Wiley, Hermen Vergey, Dr. W. D. Gill, Harry A. Turks, and George K Kelver with Harry Dersig as ORS.
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Ster
Dobod
Ring No. 18
International Brotherhood of Hmigicians
Paul the Mystic
Ray F. Santer
M. A. Doubler
Charles Wiley
Hermen Vergey
W. D. Gill
Harry A. Turks
George K Kelver
Harry Dersig
Ors
Nazis Fight Among Selves in Belgium
London dispatch reports violent clashes among German troops in Belgium with fighting between front troops and occupation forces. The Belgian government in exile says about 5000 Nazis recently arrived at Binche from the Eastern front, and hostilities followed the seizure of occupation units.
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Belgium
London
Vme Huie
Binche
Tront
Stephan Named Head of District Chiropractic Association
Dr. Stephan elected secretary of District 2 of the Chiropractic Association at a Sunday ceremony after a reception at the hotel. He will succeed Dr. D. E. Creager of Kerr. The gathering outlined plans for a broader roster and advanced demonstrations in first aid with Dr. Weiser leading.
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Katt G. Stephan
Lexus Blate
Stephan
D. BE. Creager
Kerr
Dy. i
Weiser
USC
Enriched Bread Victory Drives War Diet Push
CHICAGO June 1 Within a few weeks the nation is expected to be near 108 percent of a war time diet of enriched flour and bakery foods, authorities said. The program started in January 2041 as a push to promote enriched bread and flour, now described as a major victory for the trade. Domestic wheat supplies were reported ample, enough to meet two years of normal needs, with no rationing or substitutes required.
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Chicago
Amsing
Matty Mills
Armerhea
Wey
Randolph Has Largest Class in State History Mill
Fragmentary report outlines a large incoming student group described as the largest class, mentioning pilots, veterans, engineers, clerks, salesmen, and several named roles. It references a mission, visiting soldiers, and regional cadres, with scattered notes on bonds and poll results.
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Elda
Hove
Scnoor
Texas
West Airlion Take Ag
Miasion Clatmats
Parson Iing
Nice Ralesmen
Aby Faytmers
United States Offers Lend-Lease Aid to More Nations
The United States proposed lend-lease agreements to ten more nations including Poland Belgium Greece and the Netherlands. Secretary Hull delivered draft proposals to Polish ambassador Jan Ciechanowski Belgian ambassador Court Robert van de Straten-Ponthois and Greek minister Cimon P. Dismantupouloe, aiming to mirror terms used with Britain China Russia Norway and others.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Poland
Belgium
Greece
Hull
Jan Ciechanowski
Robert van de Straten-Ponthois
Cimon P. Dismantupouloe
Britain
Ching
Russia
Nousway
Lie
Netherlands
Vitamin Z Week Calls for Onions in Holiday Style
A garbled 1910s style item promotes onions as a vitamin source during Vitamin Z Week. It mentions a USDA designation of onions as the "Victory Food Special" for the week and advises selecting dry green onions with bleached necks for cooking, claiming health benefits and nutritional value.
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Department
Vietory
USDA
Wave of Knifings Shocks Durango and Mediny Streets
A string of knifing incidents Sunday near Durango and Mediny streets left several injured with non fatal wounds. Police say Victim Flores reported being held up and robbed. others described attackers demanding money or items and slashing or stabbing victims. In one case a man and companion escaped after threatening behavior. injuries listed as non life threatening with hospital care.
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S. A
Flores
Tald
Ponpolnk
Durango
Mediny
San Ajtoninas
Robert G. Green Hospital
Etlas Silter
Columbus
West Commerce Street
Sally
Siller
Joe Morales
Cibolo Street
Concho
Monterey
Hecht
Almanady Mendoza
South Leona
Mendoza
Tony Mandanodto
Kathrym Street
Green Hospital
Ina
Frio City
Pailatini
Guerra
Ily
Leropt
Guerra Ak Shcaresdal
Robert B. Greenhar Hal
Brentt Everett V. Doughtary
South
Defense Plant Strike Starts In Detroit
In Detroit during June, roughly 250 workers at a defense plant began striking to demand representation by the United Automobile Workers. The strike followed a week of organizing amid a labor dispute with the company, which reportedly has a contract with an independent union.
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H. A. Fitzhugh
Department’ of Agriculture
USA
Detroit
Pal Hebe
Furmery
George Strong
Army
Aly Corpe
United Autoamobile
Glider Pilot Training Starts Across Texas Fields
Glider pilot training has begun at Lubbock Amatilla and Wave under the Gulf Coast Training Center. Gen Hubert Ro Harmon commands, with a permanent rider taking over the Dalhirl program to oversee all glider training. The Waco facility will revert to its original status as a flying school.
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Selouls
Lubbock
Amatilla
Wave
Quit Coast Air Foret Training Center
Ieorsting
Hubert Ro Harmon
Trimang Center
Gulf Coast Training Center
Dalhirl
Liahkeck
Rtd
Waco
Bait Tite
Ging
Demos Worry Over Post Sadler Quit
In Austin a June meeting of the Texas state Democratic executive committee faced the task of certifying candidates for the July 1 primary ballot. Chairman Germany urged courage as the committee considered whether a vacancy on the railroad commission existed after Jerry Sadler’s exit. Germany said he would propose extending filing deadlines by four to six days for those seeking the Sadler seat.
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Austin
Brimary
Texas
Democratic
Germany
Sonia Nob Te Eiermany
Senate
Jerry Sadler
Sadler Ralroad Commission
Arnold Lands U S Fliers After Midway Victory
General Henry H Arnold, Army Air Forces chief, congratulated Nieves and airmen who helped rout the Japanese invasion fleet off Midway. He sent the message to Lieutenant General Delos G Emmons, Hawaiian Department commander, praising America on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor and pledging air supremacy.
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Washington
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Force
Army Nieves
Midway
Delos G. Emmons
Army
Hawaiian
Arnold
America
Pearl Harbor
Federal Men Chuckle at Alién Pleas
Federal officials chuckle over the case of eight German enemy aliens arrested in a raid who resisted internment. One sought assignment with a Texas Gulf coast army airport unit while another Italian grocer concealed $1200 in cash, raising questions about the men’s plans and trust.
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Houston
Destrictan
Texas Gulf Coax Army
Jonke
Service Men Dance Set In Texas At La Villita
The first service men’s dance to be held in Texas is organized by the Texas State Society with the national defense recreation and service committee. It will start at 8 p m Monday at La Villita with the WPA swing band providing music and refreshments offered. The event is led by Mrs. Alex Adams chairwoman along with Mrs. VM. Gresham Miss Wauldine Tallach and Mrs. Chartes 8 Fowler.
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Trst
He Givon
Texas
Texas State Society
National Defense Recreation and Service Committee
la Villita
WPA
Alex Adams
Clli'~ Man
VM. Gresham
Misa Wauldine Tallach
Chartes
St. Mary's Offers Graduate Courses This Summer
St Mary's University announces over seventy courses for the summer session starting Friday. Graduate options include master of arts degrees in English education and history. Undergraduate offerings feature mathematics and science courses aimed at preparing students for work in war production.
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St. Mary's University
Hetdy
Boltenia
Trvest Indaconte property and protect your capital
Real estate ad fragment urging property protection and capital safeguarding. Mentions Trvest Indaconte style phrasing and Light Ginssbied Real Estate, with no clear event or date. Domain appears promotional in nature.
Airmen’s Rites Await Relatives for 2 Fatal Crash Victims
Randolph field airmen Lieut. Berkert H. Ballew of Lindsay California and Co. Jack D. Zambravilz of Ironwood Michigan died when BT 14 trainer crashed near Lovington New Mexico during cross country training. Ballew survived by his mother Mrs Minnie Bylton. Zambravilz by his father Joseph Zambravilz. Ballew formerly USC student. Zambravilz a Chanute Field tech school graduate and Sand Squadron member.
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Randolph Field
Berkert H. Ballew
Lindsay
Calif
Jack D. Zaintiravitz
Tronwood
Mich
Rabin
Roswell
N.M
Lovington
N. M
Ballaw
University of Southern California
Minnie Bylton
Tiellyeid
Corporal Zambravilz
Joseph Zambravils
Ironwood
Chanute Held
Museum Board Set for Meeting
The Witte Memorial museum board of directors will hold its final meeting of the year on Wednesday June 17. Chairman Mrs Garett P Robertson announced the session. An annual round-up luncheon will follow the business portion with year end reports and plans for the coming year discussed.
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Witte Memorial Museum
Aussies Hold Naval Funeral for Japanese Foe
A dramatic wartime broadcast from Sydney and Melbourne reports an Australia commanded naval funeral for Japanese sailors. The broadcast notes a solemn military ceremony held aboard a ship near Sydney Harbour, with Australian officers and crews paying respects as the bodies were laid to rest. The report emphasizes formal naval rites and recognitions by allied forces.
Heydrich State Funeral Arrives in Berlin
The body of Reinhard Heydrich, Reichsprotektor of Bohemia Moravia, arrived by train and was escorted to Prince Albert Palace for a state funeral ordered by the Fuehrer. His burial follows his death from wounds four days earlier after the Prague attack, with brisk reprisals reported as police and security squads tightened the capital.
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Berlin
Bram Broadcasad
Reine Hard Heydrich
Bohemia-Moravia
AmiAller Station
Prince Albreach Palace
Hitler
Tuehrer
Gestapo
Prague
Exacti
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