Warns Vacation Travel Amid Wartime Restrictions
The Defense Transportation agency warns that travel is unessential and urges vacationists to stay put until further notice. It advises delaying journeys, starting and returning only when necessary, and asks travelers to prepare for delays with ample lunches and minimal luggage.
State and National Democrats Clash Over 1944 Campaign Funds
The Spartanburg Herald reports the South Carolina Democratic executive committee refused to fund the 1944 national campaign. Disagreement over party policies and concerns about regro vote costs allegedly fueled the rift, with the SC group resenting national efforts perceived to woo Southern sentiment. A second item notes a theft at 1402 South Brazos Street where 600 gallons of gasoline were stolen from Juan Martinez’s station, with spills observed around the tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Spartanburg Herald
South Carolina
Remojcratia Executive Committee
Herald
National Committee
South Brazos Street
Juan Martinez
Owen W. Kilday
Peace Court Fight Begins in House
Washington June 1. Congress moves toward a replica of the League of Nations fight as a House resolution endorsing American participation in international machinery aims to attain a postwar role. Debates form among Midwest Republicans demanding a caucus to test support while the measure, approved unanimously by the House Foreign Affairs Committee, heads for a House vote next week led by Fulbright who calls it a disavowal of isolationism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ftogay
League of Nations
House
Mattain” Splace
Steven Clouds
Midwest
Drwey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McCormack
Fulbright
University of Arkansas
Congress
Bombers told 6-1 Edge of Axis in new air war push
The War Department reported intensified air combat as U S forces mounted heavy daylight bombardments against German targets from England. Since May 14 US planes, including four engined bombers, conducted 1600 sorties destroying 107 enemy aircraft and damaging 431, while losing 57 bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oue
Axis
Europe
War Department
Charet Nyrem
Germany
England
U.S
Military personnel promotions and assignments noted nationwide
A dated roster lists Pvt Estella Leonor Saez at San Francisco quartermaster division and several promotions and duties across Fort Jackson Syracuse Midland Kearney Pittsburgh Camp Ralmaan and Fort Devens. Names include J B Hancock Fred Koberg Merley Hallingaworth Ike Taylor and Margaret Burke with postings to training schools colleges and naval bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Estella Leonor Saez
Breden
Melbourne J. Gooper
Prinera Drive
San Antonio
Carmegie Institute of Technology
Pittshuyeh
yPa
Bann George Vaughan
Patterson Avenue
Henry Grady Rylander Jr
University of Texas Engineering
Westinghouse Company
East
Pittsburgh
James B. Buck
Coffeyville
Margaret: Burke
South Pine Street
Adjutant General's
Acoal
Fort Washington
WAACS
Fort Devens
Mass
Drinking of Wood Polish Fatal to Baby
A 16 month old child Quintero of 212 Durango street died after drinking furniture polish. Services were held at Immaculate Heart of Mary church for the baby who was buried in San Fernando cemetery No 2. The mother said she left the child unattended briefly Tuesday morning and found the infant had swallowed the polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Doc
Quintero
Durango Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
San Fernando Cemetery No. 2
Desse Quilitero
Notable POW Report For Royal Canadian Air Force
Mrs Hedlah Pickens of 517 Park Avenue reported Tuesday night as a prisoner of war in Germany. The case references Sgt William Goode Pickers and a prior missing in action status, with mentions of the Royal Canadian Air Force and German captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Goode Pickers
Hedlah Pickens
Park Avenue
Royal Canadian Air Force
Germany
Fickens
Planes Raid Solomons Foe In Pacific Action
United States planes attacked Jop positions in the Solomon Islands Sunday and Monday, with enemy fire countering. Navy communique 413 describes June 13 to 15 raids on Kaili, Shortland Island, Vila, Kolombangara, and Guadalcanal, mentioning no personnel or material damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Solomon Islands
Navy
Guadalcanal
South Pacific
Kaili
Shortland Island
He Buln
Vila
Kolombangaraeland
Fugitive S A Cook Nabbed After Florida Escape
S A Cook, once sentenced to five years in a Florida penitentiary and linked to a gang, was arrested in a Philadelphia cafe where he had been working as a night cook. Police traced him via fingerprints five weeks after his desertion, and extradition for return to Florida was pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gont
Rafe
Len
Cayyture
Washington
Florida
le Man
Mike Bis
Philadelphia
Flopsida
Texas Woman to Sponsor Vessel
Boston June 16 A Texas woman will sponsor a naval vessel to be christened in the coming days at Boston Navy Yard. Mrs W E Thomson of Dallas mother of the late Enslen Joseph Gillespie Smartt VW S N Ry, for whom the ship is named, was killed at Pratt Marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Pratt Marber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ington
Defense Transportation
Dial
Vod
Surdy
Bioresin
Kereio
Ainatoriaton
Pnamioch
Clonmy
Texas State Optical CO
E. Houston
Private Breger
Dave Breger
Dane Beeger
Mac
Balks
Clarence EF
Anores
Schley Averwue
Jay Hydrulics
Propel I Ali
Ghem L. Hargis
Borbardint Imatwudoy
Midland
Ella Hargis
Maverick
Roger T. Mink
Mira
Helen Mills
Lindsay
Charles. Leyva
Colima Street
Army Mlr
Kearney
Nebs
Thomas le Branidt
Devine
Alr Farece Technical School
Butek Motor Division
Pune
Mich
S.A
Solomons
Sox
Isle
Ayon
Billfords
Royal Ascot
Siune
Tom Sears
Conmiank
Sears, Roebuck and CO
S.A. Cook
Texas Woman