Italian Front Adds Cautious Gains As War News
Italian high command reports repelled a French attack on Gallia hill near Turin. It cites air raids on Tunis base areas and Toulon installations, plus tank clashes on the Egyptian frontier and a header of submarines damaged. The Exochords sails Genoa with 250 American refugees, Pruse slated to sail tomorrow.
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State Won't Grant 3 Weeks Paid Leave To Guardsmen
Texas cannot provide three weeks of paid leave to its employes for summer National Guard training as privately employed guardsmen may receive. Attorney General Gerald Mann warned that state payroll for guard duties does not bar state pay during vacation, though the appropriation bill limits vacations to 12 days with Sundays excluded and requires strict compliance.
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Austin
CINL
Texas
W. Lee Daniel
Gerald Mann
U S Envoy Protest Over Japanese Raid on Chungking
Torio June 14 United States Ambassador Joseph C Grew reportedly protested Japanese air bombardments of Chungking and American property damaged in the raid. The provisional capital of Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek suffered over 11000 in American owned property damage.
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TORIO
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Chungking
British Navy Claims Hit on German Battleship Scharnhorst
London dispatch reports the British naval air force scored a heavy bomb hit on the German battleship Scharnhorst in Trondheimfjord early yesterday. A second possible hit behind the funnel and an additional hit on other units near Trondheim were noted by the admiralty communique.
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Admiralty
Odly
Naval Air Force
Trondheim Djord
Meet al Arm
Trondheim Fjord
Scharnhorst
Abdication Talk Sparks Norway Crisis in Exile Capital
The German-occupied capital reports growing belief that King Haakon may abdicate as his government loses power. A leading article in Deutsche Zeitung states Haakon and his government are absent from Norway and unable to govern any region, warning abdication could become a possible outcome for the country.
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Haakon
England
Norway
Deghladet
Hagkons
Italian Camps in Somaliland Raided by South African Planes
South African planes raided Italian camps in Somaliland near Kismayu in the Chist Maio area. The action was reported by a South African communique issued today, following yesterday's attack.
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Somaliland
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Hils
Halen
Chistmaio
Kismeyu
Italian Somaliland
Lindbergh to Make New Air Talk
New York June 14 Lindbergh will broadcast Saturday on Our Drift Toward War. After his last talk criticizing meddling in foreign affairs his mother-in-law Mrs Dwight W Morrow appeals for material aid to the Allies. Lindbergh will speak at 7 14 pm over NBC red network.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Dwight W. Merrow
Lindbergh
N.B.C
Canals Damaged Prompt City Repairs in San Antonio
Complaints over two sewage canals draining toward the San Antonio River prompted a Friday statement by Parks Commissioner Henry Hein. He said the canals have caved in and at times overflowed, triggering city action. The city council approved 86000 for repairs but officials warned the job could cost 80000 more.
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San Antonio
Henry Heln
Hein
Porfs Department
Beauty Operator Slashed and Killed Near Castle, Pa
A beauty operator was slashed and killed early today outside Castle. Sheriff M. M. Inghram said two youths found the body of Wasal, 28, near a beer parlor. District Attorney John G. Lamores said the woman's brother-in-law, Arthur F. Dean, 38, was taken into custody after giving police a full statement admitting the slaying.
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Ity
M. M. Inghram
John G. Lamores
Arthur F. Dean
Citizen Army Expansion Foreseen by Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt is set to ask Congress for about 20 million dollars to train thousands for military service in war and to expand the citizen army from 200 to 100,000 enrollees this year. The plan includes vocational instruction at federal education sites and camps, as part of a broader move toward universal defense amid ongoing polls of lawmakers.
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Roosevelt
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Federal Office of Education
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Hearst Mews
Paul H. Maloney
D.-La
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S. Canal
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Buinsén -Field Flying Organization
M,.i. Clark
GC. A. A
Defense views from U.S. lawmakers on military strength
A collage of statements from Representatives Grant Chapman Bates and Mahon and Senators Green Maloney on defense policy. They urge stronger armed forces, universal service debates, and coordinated command, with varied stances on training and the air force.
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Virgo Chapman
D.-Ky
George Washington
George J .Bates
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Switzerland
Atlantic
Palamea Canal
Tam
Byrd Expedition Return Is Sought
A house appropriations subcommittee moved to end the Byrd Antarctic expedition funds for another year and return the explorers to the United States. The panel approved 117000 dollars rather than the 250000 dollars Roosevelt and the Senate had recommended.
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Byrd Expedition
Washington
House
United States
Bee
Roosevelt
Senate
UDC Flag Day Outing At Drake Ranch
The Attert sidney Johnston chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Flag Day picnic Friday at the Drake ranch on the Vances Jackson road. San Antonio attorney John K. Weber was to speak on The Sign of the United States.
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Sidney Johnston
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
B.A. Drake
Vances Jackson Road
John K. Weber
San Antonio
United States
Courthouse Jitters as Deadline Nears in Maverick Fight
The article portrays tense activity at the courthouse ahead of a crucial deadline. It discusses figures from Ehrenberg's minutes, proposed property value changes, and potential court actions if assessments rise. Campaigns by Davis and opponents mix with local political maneuvering and speculation about future appointments and revaluations.
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Holans
Davis
Congress
Ate
Inverlok
Washington
D. C
Maldigh
Charles W. Anderson
American Units Stay Active in Paris Amid War
American volunteer ambulance corps still functions in Paris with headquarters in the American Legion building near the Champs Elysees. The field service plans to move to Central France. The American library, though most books had been moved, maintains a skeleton staff under Director Dorothy Reeder.
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American Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Paris
American Legion
Champs Elysees
American Field Service
France
Dorothy Reeder
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