City Approves Tuberculosis Control Vote
City commissioners approve a 5 percent tax for tuberculosis control. Mayor Hoff warns that failure to approve could imperil Robert B. Green Hospital. A five member board would oversee spending with appointments by the mayor, county judge, and health boards. 4000 active TB cases cited in the county.
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Atemo Discy
Uht City Commission
Charles Hoff
Ferty
Alamo Heights
Munday
Jasis
Rat Goldsmith
Terrell Hills
Olmos Park
Hirther
Mayer Matermann
Robert B. Green
CAS Goldwraith
Goor
Ihlg
Imayor
City Board of Health
County Board of Health
Ihe Distret
Old Age Policy Pays Up to 100 a Month
Postal Life and Casualty offers an accident policy for ages 63 to 85 with benefits up to 500 for death and 190 monthly disability, plus hospital and surgical cover, for only 1 cent daily or 3.65 yearly. No medical exam, no agent visit, free inspection, send name and beneficiary details to receive a 10 day policy trial.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Postal Life Building
Kansas City
Amont
Postal
Swiss mobile army plan impresses observers on training
The article describes a Swiss system where citizens are recruited, armed, and trained at schools. After 60 to 90 days of basic training, recruits return home with gear and face annual inspections until age 48. The program aims to maintain a militia equal to about one tenth of the population and argues its potential value if adopted by the United States.
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Mary
Switzerland
United States
Pony Little
Truman Promotes 73 Officers to Temporary General Ranks
President Truman announced the promotion of 42 major generals to temporary lieutenant general. Names include Leroy Lutes Richard son, John Hull, Ennis Whitehead, Matthew Ridgeway, Alvin Gil, Frey Middle ton, Wingate Grittenberger, Nathan FarragutTw, Charles Hall, John Hodge, and Raymond McLain. An additional 12 brigadiers were elevated to major general and 48 colonels to brigadier. Col Hay Yanghap was nominated for promotion to brigadier general.
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Washington
Jin Weth
Trumen
Tieutens
Leroy Lutes
Robert Cherhtead Richardson
John Edwin Hull
Ennis Gilment Whitehead
Matehew Bunker Ridgeway
Alvin Cullum Gil
Frey Houston Middleton
Wi Dole Grittenberger
Niethan Farrague Twhaihg
Charles Philip Hall
John Reed Hodge
Raymond Skilligs McLain
Col
Hay Yanghap
Truman
Leopold's Return Signal for Strike
June 14 report from shUSSEU'S notes Belgium faces uncertainty as Leopold signals intent to abdicate amid new remands. Brussels streetcar workers threaten strike while Leopold sets foot back in country despite unrest and calls for stability.
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Shusseu
Belgium
Leopold
Brussels
Eisenhower Fans Cheer At Capital Arrival
Eisenhower's ship peel out and landing at the capital, greeted by a vast ovation. His son Brigadier General John Sheldon Eisenhower accompanies him, as Mrs Eisenhower reunites with her husband and son after months apart. Secretary Stimson and 33,000 War Department staff applaud at the Pentagon reception.
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Eisenhower
Alrmada
Hok Sein
Liewt
John Sheldon Eisenhower
Marshall
Eisenwer
Elenhower
Europe
Elstuhower
Anny
Fush
Bynarseas
Nur Qourishés
Stimson
Pentagon
War Department
High Department
Blaenhower
oviHan
Honking Bis Autdiente
Res Brt
Patrick Garloggia
Syracuse
Cariogala
Corlopeta
Eizenhower
Eisenhower Parade Honors in Washington After Victory
Thousands line Washington streets to cheer General Eisenhower as he passes in convoy toward the Capitol. The district official ceremony includes presentation of the Distinguished Service Medal and a White House dinner honoring Ike and his party. John J Pershing attends as former WWI commander.
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Syritude
Lha
Bastogne
Kays
Orry
Washington
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
We City
Ing
Winite House
Panther Nonor
al- Ned
Tryman Jeter
Bince Hisrbhower
John 3. Pershing
America
OL Eisenhower
Soldier Sure Of Peace Contained In Bitter War Reflections
A wartime letter laments sacrifices and betrayals felt by soldiers and families. The writer condemns the injustice of sending men to battle and emphasizes sorrow for the lost, the bereaved, and the lasting impact of war on loved ones, seeking a vow that such harm never repeats.
McKenzie Sanity Hearing Delayed By July Fourth
McKenzie faces continued sanity proceedings in Criminal District Court as Judge W W McCrory postponed the hearing to address issues surrounding his confinement and parole eligibility. Attorneys note McKenzie is eligible for parole after two years, with credit for prior time served, while other defendants receiving suspended sentences were also noted.
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Cnly
W.W. McCrory
Criminal District’ Court
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MrKenzie
McKenzie
Regal- Iycon
Simmons
Sal! Street
Ban
Pedro
Laura Plate
Shinmang
Huntsville
Ata
Sane Inter
Whorheys
Mic’ Kling
McCrory
Uney
Tabla
South Presa Street
B 29s Torch Japane sees Across Pacific War Front
Allied air and ground actions report heavy American air raids on the Philippines and Chinese theaters. Japanese losses cited along with prisoner tallies and advancing Allied ground forces in Cagayan Valley, Linchow area, and Burma. Australian dispatches claim progress toward Kavrong and Tarkkan as Bangkok to Singapore rail line incursions and propaganda leaflets reach Nipponese civilians.
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Gonmura Stom Rage
Tikaldes
Piippines
Hehdane
Liwatidaland
Cagayan “Valley
Linchow
China Transportation Center
United” States
Arts
Vlnchow
Brunel
Kavrong
Mivi
Iserla
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