Gen Tanaka Commands Grack Army Invasion Plans
Reported by Sino Korean League agents in Japan and Washington ties describe General Tanaka coordinating a Grack Army invasion of the United States. The plan allegedly foresees 61 percent of Japan's fleet designated for attack between June and October, with navy and army commands named for invasion forces and theater deployments.
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League
Kareatt
dJapion
Anprigan
Zoy
Memuro
Alivistadi
Aleutians
Arneral
Gungo K. Dsm
Hague
Hud
Shizuchi Tavaka
Kwane Anny
Navy
Tanaka
Mnifjist
United States
Philippines
Shigenoel Ku
I ‘Yhrgher
Ghirhibu
Iedeues
Japan
Tyla
Fhag
Adinr
Katsutaro Miyezaki
Shumooku Hata
Auto Theft Charge Filed In Golimy Court
The report states Herbert Rise of Fer Sem Houston was arrested after a state tent incident. Police Chief Clyde Dye and Jane Heights described a pursuit on Brossway where Reggen reportedly fled a stolen car. Master Rice, military police, restrained an officer during a 3 minute struggle. Dye sustained a cut but recovered. The case, tied to a stolen car owned by Tommy Dotray of 66 Rivas Street, was filed in Corrigan Court. Accused, including Eugene Wi and W. G. Duncan, face charges on May 27.
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Ara Aehta
Vatod Gssanil
Ageinet
Pfe
Herbert
Sem
Houston
Clyde Dye
Jane Heights
Brossway
Reggen
Calmtown
Dye
Rice
Plelal
Pye
Golimy Court-at
Constipation Cure Noted In Daily Health Anecdote
A reader recalls chronic constipation and ineffective laxatives until discovering that a bulking form of dietary fiber in regular meals and sufficient water improved relief. The account mentions a specific product and credits steady habits for lasting improvement.
Agis Orders Death Stand on Finnish Frontline
German forces sent into Norway to bolster guard on the Finnish frontier. Troop morale reported as low at distant outposts with suicides in Kirkenes, others mutinied or fled to Sweden. About five German camps near Kirkenes hold 2000 Nazis. a batch of 650 prisoners arrived at Sodoe.
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Kirkenes
Mirling
Sweden
Kirkene
Sodoe
Reds Admit Nazi Raids On Gorki
Moscow reports confirm German raids on Gorki the Volga center near Moscow. Officials say raiders struck for a third night, setting 500 tons of explosives with 100000 incendiaries, targeting the Ford automobile factory converted to armaments. Russians meanwhile hit German rail hubs from Bryansk to Gomel as air battles and losses mount.
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Moscow
Yio
Gorki
Volga
Gork
Yisree
St Gork
Ford Engineers
Nurse in Japan Sends Message From Prisoner Status
A radio message from Second Lieut Myra Virginia Burriss an Army nurse based in San Antonio reports she was captured by Japanese forces and held as a prisoner at Santo Towns University in Manila. The SOS was picked up by short wave operators in San Diego and Minnesota with Burriss noting time away from home and postal letters.
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Myra Virginia Burriss
San Antonio
United States
Adelaide Munime
Barrett Avenue
Sant Antonio
Miss Burrits
Jeffers Warns Tire Shortage Critical in US Effort
Washington reports Rubber Director Jeffers called tire shortages critical and ordered that any used tire repairable or retrendable be diverted from reclaiming plants to immediate use, aiming to keep tires available. The official noted the crisis requires rapid action to prevent waste and ensure supply.
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Washington
INS
Jeffers Today
Deflers
Pastor’s Book of Poems Read at ceremony in Wichita
Reading and reviewing of a book of poems Golden Interlude by CG Browning, once pastor of the Alamo Heights church, was given Sunday. The author, now with an insurance company, spoke in prefacing two sets of poetry about play in childhood, old age, and a golden interlude between life phases. Conflicting statements about a baby buggy led to a slap by the mother-in-law Ada Norris. Meanwhile a collision between a freighter and a carrier left a survivor in a New York hospital. telegrams were sent to Watts family members in Texas.
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CG. J. Browning
Alamo Heights Anathoguh
Wichita
Kan
Coconee
L. Browning Jr
Cestado Street
Alfred Nortis
Huth Avirette
Fort Worth
Mirs
Kaleidograph
Ada Norris
Dalley
Norris
Chhildren
Jesse Wath
New York
Weimathay
Ethel Watts
East Crockett Street
Touephine Watts
Aganter Street
Watts
San Antonio
Merchant Marine
Bombardment of Pantelleria by Allied Air Forces
Allied Northwest African air forces unleashed a heavy bombing on Pantelleria, deploying fortresses warhawks and fighters. Eleven enemy planes were shot down, two Allied planes lost, and smoke spread up to 12 miles. Messina Trapani in Sicily also damaged. Malta escorts attacked targets in southern Sicily.
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Aprica
Italy
Pantelleria
Siewy
Forts Downs
Eisenhower
Pentelievia
Cver
Messint
Trapani
Sicily
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Gulf of Orsanto
Sardinia
Malta
Pozzallo
Comiso
Cape Stilo
R. A. F. Baltimores
Boston
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Africa
Portreses
Sculptor Courtenay Pollock Dies in London Home
The death yesterday of Courtenay E. M. Pollock noted sculptor, inventor and writer, at his London home was announced today.
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London
Westerday
Courtenay
E. M. Pollock
Nts
Pantelleria Pastings Worse Ordeal Than Malta
American air crews describe Pantelleria as a tougher target than Malta with heavy fortifications and repeated RAF and US bombing. Pilots celebrate success over the island while acknowledging intense flak and a stubborn defense during operations off the Tunisian coast.
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Malta
Lieit
Willan C. Brown
Fort Madison
Iowa
Win Island
Lieut
Herbart Meyers
Waycross
Bt 1
Bern
General Says Plans Ready for Allied Action
Brig. Gen. Daniel Noce, in charge of engineer amphibious operations in Europe, announces plans and equipment are ready for large scale operations. He asserts detailed preparations exist for air sea and land assault and pledges readiness to act whenever the word is given. He notes superior American power and that preparations have been completed for launching a major amphibious push against the Axis.
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London
Churchill
Daisiel Noce
Tax Roll Claim Denied by Court
County Commissioners sparred with San Antonio Real Estate board head Zeller over a $15 million tax roll claim. Officials questioned unassessed property, potential county gains, and proposed historic maps while a DA opinion allowed up to $280,000 in warrants for tax block maps without a public vote.
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Zeller
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Rudy Brappenbeck
Boh Uhr
Jim Donnell
Uhr
Drunk Driving Guilty in $50 Fine Case
George Davis Jr pled guilty to drunk driving and received a $50 fine plus costs from Judge G J Matthews in County Court. His car reportedly crashed into a house in the 2160 block of West Foster Street, damaging two rooms and chickens. The notice appears in the Light Want Ads section seeking help wanted results.
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George Davis Jr
Mickeljoh
G. J. Matthews
Cation
Cabmen protest police in Galveston action
In Galveston on June date cab drivers from the local union No. 58 voted last night to stop service as a protest against alleged city discrimination. They claimed few tickets were issued to other drivers and that cabmen were fined more heavily.
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Galveston
Weal Union No
Lee
Fred M. Ford
Mrs Taft Leaves $143000 Estate
Washington June 6 Mrs William Howard Taft widow of the former president and chief justice died May 27 at 81 leaving an estate valued at 349000 pounds. Her will now before probate leaves the estate to her daughter Mrs Helen Taft Minning of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania and her two sons Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio and Chevlet P Taft director of the office of community war services.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Helen Taft Minning
Bryn Mawr
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chevlet P. Taft
S Office of Commnity War Services
St Mary's Summer Courses Offered
St Mary's university summer session runs June 11 to 20 at the Wood InWH Branch. Registration is scheduled Wednesday afternoon and all day Thursday. Courses include Marriage and the Family, Transportation, American National Government, Radio Code, and Celestial Navigation.
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Mary's University
Wood- Inwh
Attacker Dies Of Gun Wounds In Beaumont Suspect
Curtis Thomas, 24, Negro, died from gunshot wounds after a brutal criminal attack on a 18 year old telephone operator. Police pursued the assailant who died in Jefferson County Hospital’s sick bay after being moved for safekeeping.
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Curtis Thomas
Thomas
Jefferson County
Safi
Hunday
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