Majority Rule and End Fight over French Armed Forces Leaders
Circles report a national committee backed by de Gaulle foes urged that major issues in the interim government be settled by a majority vote, denying de Gaulle and Gaulle backers veto power. Giraud appears set for defense posts as the army is reorganized to a five man board with Giraud leading and de Gaulle influencing. The ruling aims to neutralize de Gaulle loyalists amid upheaval in France’s leadership.
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Charles de Mills
Henri Hanove
Gaulle
Intart Govrnmient
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Taud
Igh
Jefof
Giraud
Geille
Civilian Meat Supplies Discussed After Meeting in Chicago
Chicago June 18 officials from the meat board said civilians will receive more pork and beef after a three day meeting. Board chairman Jarry E Reed announced the immediate aim to set aside 45 percent of federally inspected beef for the armed forces. He warned this could curb general public beef supplies for a time while promising larger civilian pork releases and broader beef markets when the price peak subsides.
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Chicago
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A Letter From Home and War News Highlights
A 1943 home front column notes inventions for navigation by FH Hagner a waterproof five inch globe usable by navigators and pilots a V mail update includes baby photos sent to soldiers the piece covers beans for Victory Gardens wartime marriages and local veterans news including WIA and MIA notices and a charity rally at the Alamo post. The piece blends domestic life with military updates and local civic items in San Antonio.
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Antonio
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Sornes
Sma Planetarium
Honda
Cruse
Thomas Cruse
Reeliter
U.S. Army
Arthur James Thomas
Mainetenance
Majestic Theater
Cornell Street
K. F. Wikinson
United Amusement Company
Harold Winters
C.K. Quin
Fifty-seventh “District Court
William E. Howard
San Antonio
Mexico
South America
Europe
Alamo Museum
Howard
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Fort Sainoustoy
Charles M. ‘Pravis
Syracuse
Prandison
William Barrett Pravis
W. C. “Hill” Carver
Dick Lambert
Charles A. Fischer
Army
Justice of the Peace
Bat Cortigan
Witte Museum
Tae Garden
Firm Withdraws From Bond Deal
One of the investment firms that signed a contract to refinance 1,283,000 dollars of bonds withdrew today. C L West of Crummer and Company said the withdrawal was due to the firm’s national policy. The move was approved by the four remaining firms and by the commissioners court. The contract remains in force with the other four firms.
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C.L. West
Crummer and Company
Frost National Bank
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