German Claims of Major German Offensives Against France
Berlin reports a relentless German drive against French areas with gains in the Lower Rhine and Vosges regions. It cites large prisoner totals, including a brigade, and claims sinkings of ships and successful air and U-boat actions while noting British losses and attacks on German territory.
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France
High Command
Malo
Lioréent
Loirs
Oda Larraine
Vosges Ogestldok
Navel
Arcts
Strasbourg
Wissembourg
Loire
Gironde
Mogiand
Billinga
Texel
UB Neckwear Makers Faces Rough Times
In UB NECKWEAR MAKERS, about 11,000 workers are affected as the industry undergoes layoffs and slow orders, signaling widespread hardship for manufacturers and suppliers in the sector.
San Angelo to Get Air Corps School
The War Department announced a new Air Corps training school to open in San Angelo in February. It will house about 1,000 students with 3 officers and a cadre of enlisted men, and roughly 1 million dollars will be spent on housing. A separate note mentions official permits required to light campfires in national forests and a historical remark about the first theater in California becoming a public museum in Monterey.
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Washington
Catabliah
Sit
Gen Angelo
Lopen
War Department
French Ships Seek British Protection in War News
Washington reports say French vessels resist surrender to Germany and seek British protection. Officials note the French fleet size and past joint command under Britain, amid fears German naval dominance could grow.
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Washington
Germany
Pérce
Varigus Aytad
Cormiandert
Intech
Bombs Kill 3 in Berlin Air Raids
Berlin reports heavy civilian casualties in raids on Germany. Incendiary and explosive bombs hit non military targets including a Babelsberg post office and a hospital near Potsdamer Platz. Eight killed and 16 wounded. two civilians injured in Bremke area. Anti aircraft guns drove off attackers. air raid warning held at 1 40 a m.
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Berlin
Swe
INS
Germany
Oblogne
Babelsberg
Suez
Pote 1
Hebeleberg
UPA
Bremep
Caun
Dh Berlin
Neurotics Held Efficient at State College
Report from Pennsylvania State College, June 49, states that the psycho educational clinic’s neurotics are as efficient as normed people and more cooperative. The examiner notes they were more eager to please, and not more susceptible to frustration than the stable group.
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State College
Childed R. Adams
Pennsylvania State College
Rlso
Student Collects Hair Specimens As Hobby
LUBBOOK June 1. Dapheane Hutchings a Texas Tech medical college student has a collection of 80 human hair specimens mounted on white cards labeled. He began the custom in 1938 to perpetuate memories and has continued it as a hobby.
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Lubboouk
INS
Dapheane Hutchings
Texas
Techno
Jt As & Hobby
Jean Hetandt Gresnix Behind the Scenes in RED Radio
Jean Hetandt Gresnix compiles his 70 plots for the starring role in RED Radio's Dr. Christian Meste the Women. His briara and medkchaums are widely used as background props for the film.
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Jean Hetandt Gresnix
R.E.D
Dr. Chrialian
Lender O06 Saves Master From Tragedy
In Los Angeles Clyde Gresalee, blind, trusted his leader dog Greenlee as a car backed toward them. The shepherd dog acted instinctively, knocking Greenlee aside and taking a blow himself, suffering a fractured leg. Doctors say the dog saved his master’s life. Greenlee makes frequent trips with the guide dog and reports no prior trouble.
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Los Angeles
Clyde Gresalee
Greenles
Imn
Jull Llfe
Atak
Greenlee
Greanlee
Tor S
Aad
Crutches Helped Ramey Earn Law Degree at Marquette
MILWAUKEE Junt .4-zdwara Ramney, 24, crippled since age three, earned a law degree at Marquette University while paying his own way. He wore braces and crutches but worked 48 hours weekly at a switchboard. He was active in student life as tenor singer, bandsman, and member of Sigmia, Nu Phi, and Le Bell fraternity, serving as class president and pursuing liberal arts studies. He is an avid hitchhiker with trips to California and the Gulf of Mexico. In 1086 he reached San Pedro after eight days and returned.
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Milwaukee
Junt
Zdwara Ramney
Ifantie Reralyain
Marquette University
Ramey
Tenor Ninger
Ohoir
Rolls
Sigmia
Nu Phi
Lebel Fraternity
Agnior
Iiberal Arts
California
Gulf of Mexico
San Piero
Diploma Granted After Fourteen Years of Effort
Edwin G. Edwards of Dethomt earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the College of Commerce and Finance at the University of Detroit. He began high school in 192d, pursued extension courses at two universities, and worked at the Detroit Exdution while finally completing a six year course this year.
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Dethomt
Edwin G. Eawards
Edwards
Wm Seyeareelf
College of Commerce and Finance
University of Detroit
St. Joseph's High School
Detroit
Albuquerque Population Gains in 10 Years
Albuquerque, New Mexico shows a preliminary city population of 835,978, reflecting a 43.16 percent rise over ten years but falling short of earlier projections. The 10-year growth pace slowed from 76.01 percent in the prior decade.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Enaue Bureau
Room Called Need for Healthy Pigs
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, June 21. Pigs will fatten faster if they have room and proper care. Experts at Pennsylvania State College say the right kind of food and adequate space and service speed the growth of hogs.
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Need For
State College, Pi
Japan May Quit China War According to Shanghai Rumor
A Shanghai report claims the Japanese navy may withdraw from the Chinese campaign, with a simultaneous push to end the war within two months. Tokyo offered no confirmation as dispatches from Hongkong tie the move to halting tungsten and antimony exports from Kwantung province, seen as a revenue source for Chunking.
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Bhanghai
Tokyo
Wea
Hongkong
Kwetung
Kwatung Province
Wutaldo & Meate
Ravenué
Wasacon
Beauty Wins in Estate Fight
Philadelphia dated report says Mrs. Charlotte Tsabelle Nixon, 45, of Kiss St Louis, won a compromise in her year long battle over a one third share of her husband Frederick G. Nixon’s estate. The 1929 Atlanta beauty pageant figure had faced a French court inquiry after her husband’s death. The settlement grants her $24 000 from the estate and one third of the remaining income as long as either of her two children live, regardless of remarriage.
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Philadelphia
Charlotte Tsabelle Nixon
St. Louis
Atlanta
Hernin
Aut Kidd
Nixon
Nive
France
Frederick G. Nixon-Nirchlager
Nnce
Romania's King Carol to Speak as Fascist Ties Grow
In Budapest on June 22, Balkan states await King Carol of Romania who has formed a party of Wenation to govern political and economic life. He may place Tran Guard leaders into the cabinet, and ceux assisting old political parties face five year penalties. Jews face exclusion from public services and trades within two months.
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Budapest
Balkan
Carol
Romania
Wenation
Tran Guard
Pol Uical
Parhles
1000 Reserves Sought for Extended Army Training
The United States seeks 1000 reserve officers to volunteer for extended active duty training as part of expanding the regular army. Lieut. Gen. Stanley KH. Ford, Sixth Corps commander, said canvassing includes reserve officers beyond corps officers in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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Ohtoaqo
The
United State
Mas
Hitler Argument Brings Charges in Local Assault Case
An August incident at 1725 West Commerce Street led to charges of assault to murder against Wuelsbrigh after he allegedly shot and wounded R. H. Cash and Charles H. Anderson during a heated dispute in Tiwan. The case rests before Justice of the Peace at Gérhardt's court.
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West Commarea
Ymond Gérhardt
Tiwan
Wuelsbrich
R. H. Cash
West Commerce Street
Charles H. Anderson
Mer
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