San Pedro Pool to reopen after chlorination work
Park officials announce San Pedro Swimming Pool will be opened within 10 days with water chlorination at three parks. Contractors install a 24 extending line from Lan nes around the west pool to enable bypass of about 1,000,606 gallons daily and ensure full treatment. A $1 fee is noted, and plans include similar plants at Roosevelt Park and Brackenridge Pool.
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Bridges Case To Be Pressed
SAN FRANCISCO June 22 The deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges will continue despite a Supreme Court ruling in the William Schneiderman case The authors note that different legal grounds apply and a decision in one case does not set a precedent for the other Bridges case is before the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco and could be affected by the Schneiderman ruling
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Phone Official Dies in Accident in Alice
A former San Antonio resident, 32 year old Charles P. Richardson, wire chief for Southwestern Bell Telephone, died Saturday in an automobile crash near Alice. Services set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Charles Hanavan chapel, with burial in Mission Burial Park. Survivors include his widow Alice Edith Gentle Richardson, daughters Clara Katherine Richardson and Charlene Hedith Richardson, son Charles Martin Richardson, and brother Wyatt Richardson of West Columbia, Texas.
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Charles Martin Richberdson
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Naples Hit Again by Double Raids and Aerial Attacks
Allied reports state about 60 enemy aircraft, including Messerschmitt 309s, Macchi 202s, Focke-Wulf 190s and Heinkel 113s, attacked Naples yesterday. Three fighters were claimed shot down by Northwest African forces, bringing Allied losses to two planes. total Axis aircraft destroyed in four days reaches five percent. Long-range fighters struck two schooners and two sailing vessels near Greece while Naples remains a frequent target as a key Axis supply base for Sicily.
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Lodge to Install New Officers at Community Lodge
Community Lodge announces installation of officers for A’ Fo and A.M. Thursday night. Elected officers include Tecumseh H. Thompson as worshipful master and Noetman D. Eenwerke censor warden with Earl W. Tracy former warden J. O. Mernhuil treasurer Venlllam EB Engel secretary Jack Howard Goodwyn senior deacon and John B. Thompson junior deacon.
Army Quells Race Riots In Detroit
Troops moved into Detroit to quell rioting after clashes between Black and white crowds, with curfew violators released and some juveniles sent home. Police report injuries to officers, widespread looting, and battles on Hastings Street while factories struggled to maintain production.
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Luft battles over Ruhr and London as RAF hits Friedrichshafen
German night and daylight raids pound London and coastal targets while RAF wings assault the Ruhr. A 140 bomber Friedrichshafen raid returns intact, with major damage to Lisstschillbau radar works and other Nazi plants. Britain says Dortmund and Paris area plants also suffered, and Nazi radio-location networks are increasingly essential to German industry.
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Paper bag adapts to 200-pound load for burlap replacement
A new paper mesh bag designed to replace burlap in export packing holds up to 200 pounds. The ad notes a 7 day light want ad rate of $2.52 and instructs dialing F-1231 to place the advertisement. Nearby Niagara Falls is described as receding at about two and a half feet per year as a lead in the classifieds.
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