Italy Girds For New Riots In Naples Clash Over Monarchy
Naples braces for more violence as republican and monarchist factions clash. Police and troops occupy streets with cannons and machine guns. seven dead and over 50 wounded in the city battles. Taranto reports 28 wounded and 45 arrested there. The cabinet weighs plans to summon the newly elected constituent assembly while Umberto II and royal family remain abroad.
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House of Savoy
Giornale D'Italia
Taranto
Umberto
Portugal
Supreme Court
Royal Palace
American Red Cross Club
Constituent Assembly
Money in U S Increases In May Circulation
Washington reports May money in circulation rose by 5.2437 billion dollars as the treasury released the latest figures.
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U.S
Washington
the Treasury
Classified ads cut from Wednesday paper brief notice
Due to a critical newsprint shortage the Wednesday edition omits all classified advertising. Readers are directed to Thursday’s Light section to view the complete four page want ad section.
Family of Nine Residing in Auto in San Antonio
The Bettencourt family, nine members from California, live in their car behind the L. W. Culver Transfer Co. on South Flores and Guilbeau. With no housing available, father works while mother is away, and the children range from 5 to 14 years old. They sleep on blankets in the car and use nearby restrooms and eateries, longing for a real house.
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John Bettencourt
San Antonio
Bettencourt
John
Robert
Betty
Ruth
Judy
Charlie
Joe
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California
L. W. Culver Transfer Company
South Flores
Guilbeau
Johnson
No Overnight Polio Gains San Antonio Patchwork
San Antonio reports 57 polio cases with six deaths and five encephalitis cases as of Wednesday. Robert B. Green Hospital notes no new overnight cases. one out of town case arrives, a 3 year old girl from Devine.
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San Antonio
Robert B. Green Hospital
Devine
Manila House Sessions End In Turmoil Over Mausoleum Fund
In a volatile Manila session a bottle was hurled amid chaos as Representative Jose Fopacio Nuevo demanded a 100,000 peso mausoleum appropriation for late President Manuel Roxas. The bottle missed Justiniano Montano, Caivite head of the approving committee, who leapt to defend his position as other congressmen intervened.
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Philippine House of Representatives
Roxas
Manuel Quizon
Jose Fopacio Nuevo
Justiniano Montano
Cavite
Montano
Nueno
Lover Charged With Homicide In Philadelphia Slaying
Douglas Applegate a 46 year old painter was charged with homicide for the strangling death of Mary Duffy 39 a Terinshaired woman living with him in Philadelphia on June 12 authorities said Applegate and Duffy were lovers and shared a home the case centers on the fatal assault in their residence with investigators pursuing details of motive and timeline.
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Philadelphia
Douglas Applegate
Mary Duffy
Army Stops Demotions In Wartime Plan Change
The war department suspended May demotions of army officers and signaled around 1300 colonels may not be reduced as prior orders stated. Earlier plans aimed to cut 2500 colonels and 2000 lieutenant colonels, with 700 colonels and 400 lieutenant colonels already demoted. further reductions for majors and captains are postponed to September on a likely reduced scale.
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Washington
War Department
Weather forecast phrasing with inconsistent data
Partly cloudy conditions expected Wednesday afternoon and night through Thursday with a high near 92 and a low around 72. Wednesday’s high 92 and low 69, plus Tuesday’s high 39. Page 24 carries the weather page note.
Clubwomen Reject Tattle Idea At City Hall Meeting
San Antonio clubwomen declined to press charges over neighbors garbage and insanitary conditions. A. A. Luther of the sanitation department proposed inspections but the women said the city must handle the court operations. The group praised the city officials and rejection described the plan as a red herring.
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San Antonio
A. A. Luther
City Sanitation Department
Tax May Go Up
Washington June 12 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise the social security tax on employees and employers from 1 percent to 2.5 percent starting January 1. If approved by both houses, annual social security insurance collections would rise from 1.3 billion dollars to 2.0 billion.
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House
Ways and Means
Senate
B29 Crash in Park Kills 11 in Great Smoky Mountains
Gatlinburg Tenn June 12 An army B 29 crashed into Clingmans home in the Great Smoky mountains national park near here and all 10 or 11 men aboard were killed a park ranger reported today. The plane was understood to be en route from Tampa Florida to Chicago.
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Chicago
Texas professors resigns spark at UT amid policy protest
Prof Francis Mineka quits in protest of a "rule of tenure" policy. Prof Herbet Baker resigns to Harvard amid university censorship debate. Cornell and Cornell ties noted with English faculty moves. UT official contrasts praise with regret over attempts to sully the university's reputation.
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Anfothen University of Texas
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Francis E. Mineka
Cornell
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Communist Party
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Council of the American Association of University Professors
Chicago
University of Texas
J.C. Dolley
Baker
Jets Refuel En Route From California To Washington
Three of four PSO army planes from March Field California refueled in Oklahoma City and resumed the one day round trip to Washington with Lt Dean D Cox left behind after he released auxiliary fuel tanks during landing. The trio, led by Maj Robin Olds and pilots Leon Gray and Jack Richardson, were due to reach Washington by 11 40 p m CST for lunch at Touchdown club then return to March Field for the evening meal.
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Washington
Marchfield
Calif
Dean D. Cox
Manhattan Beach
Cox
Mississippi
March Field
Leon Gray
Casa Grende
Aziz
Robin Olds
Beverly Hills
Jack Richardson
Oklahoma ‘ ‘City
412Th Fighter 4 Group
Touchdowns Club
Mareh Field
Congress Gets Mint and Baby Booties to Draft Extension Panel
Members of the house military committee received a box of little turtles and baby booties from the Bring My Daddy Back club of Milwaukee as a lighthearted protest over draft-extension legislation. The group previously sent bundles of baby booties to the committee.
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House Military Committee
Congress
Milwaukee
Draft plan for extended draft limits in war department proposal
Washington report states the War Department favors extending the draft to allow service for youths aged 19 and older. Representative Sparkman will introduce the compromise when House Senate conferees meet this afternoon to discuss the draft bill.
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INS
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Sparkman
D.als
House-Senate
War department arrests ex-soldier in Kronberg jewel theft case
Washington dispatch reports Roy C. Carlton former enlisted man was arrested by federal customs agents at his Kilgore Texas home in the Kronberg castle jewel theft investigation. Carlton is the fourth person seized in connection with the famed jewel case.
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War Department Today
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Kilgore
Texas
WACs Allowed to Dress Up for Dancing in Japan
The army in Japan will permit WACs and nurses to wear civilian evening gowns at appropriate social functions and civilian clothing in their quarters, ending the previous tacky khaki standard. In Manila, ISLAND BRIDES reports seventy five Filipino wives of servicemen sailed to the United States aboard the transport Marine Jumper.
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Mihailovic Describes British Orders At Yugoslav Trial
In Belgrade Mihailovic testifies at life trial accusing a British mission of instructing him to destroy Tito’s Partisans. He says underground forces allied with Germans in 1943, seeks secret session to reveal directives, mentions Colonel Bailey of the British mission, and admits some Chetnik units received Italian ammunition.
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Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovic
Tito
Mihailovic
William Bailey
Bulgaria
Bailey
Haut
Bevin Hints Separate Peace Pacts and Palestine Stance
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the Labor party conference he would oppose immediate immigration of 160,000 Jews to Palestine and favor separate peace treaties with defeated European states if global talks stall. He warned against Europe dividing into eastern and western blocs and urged withdrawal of occupation troops from the Danube basin while urging disarmament by Jews and Arabs to ease tensions.
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England
Ernest Bevin
Palestine
Spain
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Labor Party
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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Europe
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Austria
Danube
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Colonial Office
United States
New York
Fine levied for gaming in Texas court
Sidney H. Irons was fined 13 dollars for gambling by Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan. The charge was filed by Texas Ranger J. Wy Maddox.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Texas Ranger
J. Wy Maddox
U S Worry To Arab League Ventured Plans In Palestine
The London News Chronicle reports Arab League official Azzam Pasha saying Arabs are weak to beat Britain alone and that U S troops in Palestine hinge on backing from Britain. Reuters notes Count Terauchi’s death in Johore and James Byrnes discussing American troop availability with Britain amid Palestine immigration talks.
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Palestine
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Southeast Asia
Johore
U. S
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Washington
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Hereford Bull Sells for $30,000
William G. Bonelli of Saugus California paid $36,000 a world record for a polled Hereford bull Trump de Doming 64th at the John E Rice second annual sale yesterday. Previous high price of $28,000 was set earlier this year by the M. M. Ranch at Senatobla Mississippi.
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Saugus
Calif
Trump de Doming
John E. Rice
Senatobla
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