Salerno Hit By RAF In Night Raid
Allied reports say Wellingtons bombed Salerno during a night raid, striking freight yards and barracks and causing large fires. The attack targeted southern Italy’s rail link toward Naples, with limited anti aircraft fire and no losses to the RAF.
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War Prisoners to Get Wooden Legs
The International Red Cross announced it sent four specialists to Germany to report maimed British and Polish prisoners of war. The mission examined about 430 patients last year and took care to fit artificial legs. This year the patients will be fitted and new cases examined.
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Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity midweek
Little change in temperature Wednesday afternoon and night. Thundery showers shifted to the southern portions, with the weather bureau noting minimal temperature variation. The forecast covers San Antonio and nearby areas for Wednesday afternoon and night.
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Stroller Reports On San Antonio Gambling Scene Returns
In a self styled expose The Stroller visits San Antonio to inspect gambling dens after years away. He notes easy entry and ongoing police indifference, describing an elevator accessed third floor setup at 121 Soledad Street and a guarded door leading to a drab hallway and a single door.
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Allied Fleet Seen at Bizerte in War News Dispatch
London reports Berlin radios weighing invasion plans and Italy as a likely landing target while Nazi broadcasts claim Italian troops will bolster defense. Berlin press notes study Mediterrean coasts, with emphasis on Sicily and Balkans as potential attack fronts. Stockholm says Nazis tally troops and gear, preparing for heavy coastal defense as Italians and Germans fortify island positions.
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RAF Bombs Maelheim Industries and Docks
RAF heavy bomber raids hit Muelheim in the Ruhr targeting the steel and rail center. American Flying Fortresses joined daylight returns from night attacks on Europe. British claims note fires in Krefeld and Huls, with U.S. and British escort fighters shooting down two enemy aircraft.
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Subsidy Plan Compromised In Senate Debate On Food Prices
Wacaiwo Ton and Jie report a Senate vote adopting compromise subsidy proposals for meals including meat butter and coffee. The plan aims to roll back subsidies to control food prices as President Roosevelt’s program nears acceptance. CORPUS CHRISTI man Leroy E Charlesworth 2% killed in aviation crash near naval air station, body sent home for funeral.
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German Rubber Shortage and Jap Default Seen by London
London reports that Japan may have defaulted on promises to Germany amid a British economic warfare briefing. Air raids and the Allied sea blockade severely hit Germany’s rubber supply, with roughly 90 000 tons yearly from Japan lost to sinkings, leaving Germany reliant on scarce synthetic materials.
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Rail Wages Boost Gets Velo
Washington reports that Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson issued an order setting aside the emergency board\u2019s recommended wage increase for over a million railway workers. The board may reconsider its award within ten days as a memorandum is prepared, but a complication arose since the board has been disbanded and reconvening hinges on President Roosevelt. The panel had been chaired by Dr. William M. Thiserson.
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Dutch Workmen Warned of Raids
London dispatch reports an urgent Allied warning to Dutch workers that air raids on Naai occupied plants in Halland will occur soon. The exile government through Anfin urged citizens to avoid factories, relocate families, and rely on proper alarm systems and shelters.
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Italians Wipe Out Town In Greece
London reports Domeniko in Larissa province destroyed by Italian forces. All inhabitants were killed after the town was razed, drawing parallels to Lidice. The Algiers radio quoted a statement claiming Greek resistance and the executions were carried out after failed attempts to surrender.
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Queen Wilhelmina Visits Roosevelts at Hyde Park
Washington June 23 44 The White House said President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands at Hyde Park last Sunday with ten persons present. The visit was the fifth meeting between the president and the queen, and she then departed for Canada.
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Boy Gang Slaying Verdict Upheld
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed a 26 year sentence for Al de Ploves in the "boy gang" slaying of Corporal Allen Simmons near El Paso Inst. The incident began when Simmons and his wife were leaving a picture show and a Mexican boy on a street corner whistled at his wife, leading to a confrontation in which Simmons was stabbed.
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Italians Balk Child Evacuation From Greece
Foreign Secretary Eden told Commons that Britain’s plan to move a large number of Greek children to Britain failed after Italy refused consent. A separate proposal to send children to Egypt also collapsed due to lack of safe conduct from Italy.
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Harold E. Davis Visitor in L. A. Riot Context
Washington dispatch cites Representative Rankin accusing Harold E. Davis, a program officer, of aligning with anti-poll tax groups. Rankin claims Davis’s presence at an American seminar at Lady of the Lake College in Detroit and San Antonio signals a push toward racial unity amid tensions.
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Paris Cited As Exemplary In Allied War Plans
London dispatch cites a British commentator arguing for Rome to be declared an open city to allow Allied entry and spare the Italian capital from bombing. He claims Paris benefited from similar withdrawal, urges use of air power to break German resistance, and notes bomb tonnage and casualty considerations in planning future invasions.
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