Washington Roundup Air Routes to Global Network
United States plans to extend postwar commercial air routes to 140000 miles, with 210 proposed lines crossing Atlantic Europe Africa Middle East Latin America and Pacific Asia Australia. CAB will hold hearings as routes are set. Secretary Jones objects to highway bill terms affecting airstrips and airport access, while CAA outlines a federal system of airports. House approves Bankhead Brown cotton textile amendment. growers discuss postwar income without federal loans. War Foods and Agriculture officials meet on cotton program. OWI tightens overseas publications policy after alleged safe harbor view. Miscellaneous note says leaner food days ahead.
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Europe
Africa
Near East
Pacific
Australia
Commerce
Jesse Jones
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House
Rayburn
House Roads Committee
CAA
Senate
W. L. Walker
Houston
Marvin Jones
Grover Hill
James F. Byrnes
Leo T. Growley
War ration basics and labor requests in Texas Panhandle
Wartime shortages hit civilians with reduced meat eggs fluid milk fat and dairy products as prices drop for fur skins. Worley seeks assignment of prisoners and extra tractors for wheat harvest while Florentine crafts are noted for wrought iron and embossed derorations in local ads.
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OPA
Worley
Texas
Texas Panhandle
The.Texan
War Department
Slavs Take Bosnia Town Amid Seven Hour Battle
London reports Tito announcing capture of Loparevo in eastern Bosnia after a seven hour fight. Yugoslav troops seized war materials and pushed enemy from western Bosnia bases between Glamac and Drvar. Around 1000 German dead across fronts. Tito's forces hold Bicevo as Allied air power hits German garrisons in the Vrbas valley.
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London
Loparevo
Bosnia
Marshal Tita
Glamac
Drvar
Tito
Bicevo
Vrbas
Santa Fe Tests Radio-Phone on Transcontinental Run
Santa Fe launches a 2209 mile radio phone test between California and Chicago to allow engineers and conductors to communicate along the entire route. The freight train with 70 cars of California potatoes departs Bakersfield for an unprecedented rail radio experiment.
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Santa Fe
Bakersfield
Calif
Chicago
California
Attempt to Aid Escape Nets Term
Mrs. Imogene Kuzel, 19, of Frespo, Calf, pleaded guilty to trying to help her soldier husband escape from Scott field guardhouse. Judge Wham placed her on probation for three years. She sent her husband a cake containing two hacksaw blades and five files. Pvt. Joseph F. Kuzel, 24, of Milwaukee, was sentenced to 10 years confinement by an army court martial for desertion.
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St, Louis
Imogene Kuzel
Frespo
Calf
Scott Field
U. S
Wham
Kuzel
Joseph F. Kuzel
Milwaukee
RAF Drops 400000 Tons Bombs In World War II Total
The RAF reports a total of 400000 tons of high explosive and incendiary bombs dropped since the war began. More than 275000 tons were aimed at targets in Germany, according to an Allied headquarters release dated June 14.
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RAF
War Supreme
Allied Expeditionary Force
Germany
Leopold Moved From Laeken Castle to New Residence
The Nazi controlled Belgian radio reported King Leopold has been moved from the Laeken castle where he was said to have retired after surrendering to the Germans in 1940 to a new residence worthy of his rank. Missing text references plane travel of two individuals and local social notices including a church meeting at Travis F. Methodist.
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New York
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Leopold
Laeken
Boy Admits Slaying Girl At Forest Park Junior High
Police chief Raymond P. Gallagher said a 15 year old boy named William Roach confessed to fatally shooting Carlyn Bennett 14 after she was found near her Forest Park home. The suspect, whose uncle Everett Cook is Forest Park Junior High assistant principal, was arrested in downtown Springfield hours after her body was discovered.
Corrupt and Complacent Ban Antonio Blamed by Business Leader
Charles W. Carroll of Universal Bookbindery told the Junior Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday that San Antonio is corrupt, complacent and contented. He blamed civic leaders for inaction that spurred the loss of war industries and urged the group to lead efforts to build a greater city.
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Ban Antonio
Charles W. Carroll
Universal Bookbindery
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carroll
Desperate ad seeks secretarial bookkeeper in unwanted job
An employer in Springfield runs a help wanted notice in which the person is described as unattractive inefficient and for work in an undesirable place. The ad claims it is a fine opportunity for someone who does not deserve to get ahead and mentions limited salary potential.
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Journal Full of Appeal
Springfield
INS
Winds
Umit
Jill size toddler sundress pattern 9259 and bonnet 9250
Woman’s pattern note offers Jill size toddler sundress pattern 9259 and bonnet 9250 in multiple sizes with optional ruffles. Pattern package includes a useful and decorative motif needlework pattern for Maeng garments, priced at 20 cents. Also available Marian Martin pattern book for 15 cents more with 42 pages of fast to make styles.
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San Antonio
Acttonio
Texas
Marian Martin
Sinner
New York
L A Women Voters League and local society notices
The L A Women Voters League plans a meeting at 3 p m Friday at 107 West Ashby hosted by Mrs James N Weir. Highlights from the national convention in Chicago and state convention in Austin will be presented by Miss Vaughan Douglass and others. Also reported are Alpha Sigma Gamma sorority officers, upcoming meetings, Westway club hostessing new members, and St Monica's guild gathering details with hostesses named.
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League of Women
James N. Weir
West Ashby
Vaughan Douglass
National League
Chicago
Josephine McAmis
A.S. Weber
Austin
League
James George H. Smith
San Antonio League
Clayton Scott
J. N. Wei
Alpha Sigma Gamma
Charlotte Smith
Tinky
Tillson
Frances Bradley
Sidney Wales
Sally Jones
Ann Young
Mickey
Pershing Avenue
Berta M. Benito
Westway Club
Kasledah Review
W.B.A
Eleanor Hamilton
Pauline Neuner
Helen Howard
Patricia Nelson
Olein Holmes
Frankie Erskine
Erskine Ranch
Banderas
St. Monica's Guild
F. C. Bigley
Shook Avenue
Kate Martin
Henry Spengler
Bricker Backers Claim Nomination Votes In First Ballot
A Bricker prediction puts his first ballot total between 250 and 300 votes at the Republican convention, vs Dewey at about 391. The tally splits include pledged and claimed votes, amid Congress races and party lines as the 520 vote threshold looms.
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Associated Pree
Bricker
Ohio
Bricker For President Committee
Dewey
New York
Congress
Rolla
McMillen
Ralph Gates
Indiana
Jcandidate
Barceline Diet Miracle or Just Hype
A home weight loss recipe promises quick results using 4 oz Barcel Concent rate and grapefruit juice taken twice daily. The ad claims easy sliming without exercise or dieting and offers a money back guarantee if the first trial fails.
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