War Propaganda and Home Front Fears Stir in City
Excerpted column warns of hunger privation disease and mental distress facing women and families if war widens. Mayor La Guardia urges women to train in first aid while hospitals act as operation centers and graves are planned by a free spending government. Citizens are urged to think twice before backing war propaganda and political leaders are cautioned about home front consequences.
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Foreigh Fields
Thames
Cin
la Guardia
LaGuardia
Lucianidi
British forces press near Damascus and Sidon in Levant
London June 11. British forces attack Antoura and Madani, south-southwest of Damascus, as reports say Sidon on the Lebanese coast has been captured. French raids and a new push near Merdjayoun are noted while the day brings heavy fighting and warnings of a possible German air strike in the Near East.
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Antourz
Damascus
Madani
Levant
Sidon
Syria
Lebanon
Germany
Jerusalem
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Mount Herman
Trainees Banned From Elections In Texas Senate Race
An official opinion states that individuals called into active military service from the National Guard or reserves are not qualified to vote in a special senatorial election. The opinion was prepared for County Clerk Albert G. Trawalter by Attorney General Geral C. Mar and requested by Assistant District Attorney W. Pitt Camp. It specifies that officers and enlisted personnel of the National Guard may vote?
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Albert G. Trawalter
Geral C. Mar
Tenis
W. Pitt Camp
United States
Nationa
Guard
National Guard
Texas
Funeral for Mia Augelia Marie Spring Held in Nada
Beeville reports the funeral for Mia Augelia Marie Spring age 41 was held in Nada. Surviving are her husband Syring and four children. The service occurred on Tuesday following her June 17 death date.
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Nada
Beeville
Mia
Augelia Marie Spring
County Judge Cuts Budget In Bexar County
Bexar county's new budget for the fiscal year starting August 1 lowers expenses by 16000 under County Judge Charles W. Anderson. He also plans to recoup more than 0000 from the 1940 1941 appropriations for his department. Reductions include Health department 5501, Venilh department 5500, Kaya' school 2500, girls' training school 10, and his own office expects about 2000 in General officers salary land.
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Bexar County
Charles W. Anderson
Health Department
Kaya
Jwilge Anderson
Japan Breaks Indoes Trade Talks In Indies Parley
Japan and the Netherlands Indies irons dialogue ends with no trade pact. Tokyo withdraws its delegation after unsatisfactory oil rubber and tin demands. Officials say relations remain unchanged while observers note Japan’s retreated economic penetration into the Indies and possible cooperation with Germany in blocked aims.
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UPI
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Getiow
Indies
Kenkich Yoshizawa
Muteh
Yoshigawa
Heavy Allied Attacks Hit German Ruhr Docks and Cities
London reports Royal Air Force strikes on Cologne and Duesseldorf and Duisburg in the Ruhr while British daylight raids hit shipping off Boulogne and Dunkirk. Over 14 German planes were downed in the latest actions as RAF and American pilots press night raids to blunt industrial targets.
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Royal Alr
Germany
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Air Ministry
Duisburg
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Rhineland
Boulogne
Harber Ab
Coas
Ruhr
Au- Hus
Bamba
England
den Helder
Netherlands
Lucey to Address Holy Name Group in St Paul
Bishop Lucey of San Antonio will address a Holy Name Society regional meeting in St. Paul Minnesota on June 25 during the National Eucharistic congress opening. Texas delegates include Archbishop Hand S. Gurriga of Corpus Christi Archbishop Christopher E. Byrne of Galveston and Archbishop Anthony J. Schuler of El Paso.
Bombing Raid: British RAF Losses and German Counterattacks
Allied bombing raids across Western Germany at night and day claimed 28 British aircraft downed and reports of civilian casualties as houses were damaged. Luftwaffe strikes hit southern England coasts and airports, with a Plymouth coast target listed as destroyed and another near Acatilsh coast damaged. In Helpolana region operations, British planes failed to secure success amid heavy German resistance, with 17 further aircraft reported lost. Since June 18, high command tallies 89 British planes downed by air force and navy losses total five.
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Beotland
Arius
Plymouth
Acatilsh
Helpolana
Bignt
Escaphed
Thene
Weather Watch: Mixed Temperatures and Cloudy Skies Across Regions
The report outlines varying temperatures and weather conditions for multiple locations. Expect clear spells in some areas and cloudiness with possible precipitation in others. Winds shift from northeast to calm, with humidity generally high and temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to low 90s.
Bee Dies in New Orleans Brother of Carlos Bee
Ben Bee, younger brother of the late Carlos Bee, died of a heart attack in New Orleans on June 14 according to word received by relatives in San Antonio. He was 26 years in Ban Marine. He is survived by his widow and daughter and two sons, McDermott and Carloash Gleler, and other relatives.
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Bee
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New Orleans
San Antonio
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Ban Marine
Peat
McDermott
Carloash Gleler
Annile J Bre
Directors To Attend Conference In San Antonio
Production Credit association director Gonzales will attend a San Antonio conference June 26 and 27, per Roxx Hoothe president. Other list includes J F Elder Dewitt county J H Vanham Laynen county J C Pruett Gonzales county J W Gullek Bexar acting secretary Bowden. Discussions led by John Hi Beate Ir VP Production Credit Houston and Som N Hardy. A branch is maintained at Union Brickyards building San Antonio with Carlas Campbell in charge.
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San Antonio
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J. F. Elder
Dewitt County
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Laynen
J. C. Pruett
Gonzales Couinty
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Bexar County
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John Hi
Beate Ir
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Houston
Som N. Hardy
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Union Brickyards
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Four mile siege advance near Damascus fuels Middle East clashes
War roundup reports British troops claiming a four mile advance in the siege of Damascus as fresh units reinforce. London presses for swift cleanup amid rising violence. Germany says 100 British armored units destroyed in North Africa as British reports outline ongoing operations. Nazi consulates in the United States face closure per Roosevelt order.
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Roosevelt
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Reich
Washington
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S. S. Robin Moor
War Headlines From Twenty Five Years Ago Today
The summary highlights major World War I era developments: Russians split Autielan aries into three parts and push advances, London anticipates major war events within a fortnight, and Lloyd George ready to accept a post offered by Asquith. Auti-antente and Greek actions referenced as part of allied moves. One year ago today France offered to lay down arms for peace talks.
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Altier
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Randolph field policy eases flying cadet exams
College students with fewer than two years of college work may be exempt from part of the army flying cadet examination. They will only be tested on subjects not taken in college. The five required tests include English, arithmetic, geometry, and trigonometry, with five optional subjects such as history, physics, chemistry, and most modern languages.
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Paney
Tayloe to Run Local Courts in Vacation Duty
Judge G. Tayloe of the Forty-Fifth District Court has been chosen to preside in the district during the upcoming vacation period. Two judges will be on duty, with Judge Tayloe supervising and Judge John F. Onton of the Seventy-Third District set to act as presiding judge during Tayloe's vacation.
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Forty-Fifth District Court
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Taylos
John F. Onton
Saventy
Third District Court
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