Senate backs aid to Russia despite Stalin remark
Washington reports substantial backing in the senate for aiding Russia in its fight against Germany, despite Senator Clark's harsh critique of Stalin. Officials suggest a shift toward economic cooperation, possible release of frozen Russian assets, and eased restrictions on strategic goods. The policy aims to support Russia against a common foe while balancing U S and Britain ideological stances.
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Washington
Rusala
Germany
Stantiel
Senate
Clark
D.-Mo
Stalin
Hitler
Reid
State Department
United States
Hale Department
Britain
Russia
Telch
Japan
Welles Defers Russia Aid Move Amid Lend Lease Talk
Sumner Welles said the United States would delay a firm decision on Seaslor Van Nuys urging extended aid to Russia under lend lease provisions. He expressed a wish to help Russia win a strong fight to eliminate Alder and Searly. Connally suggested possible materiel support though transport may be hard. Smith added broad support for aiding Russia against Germany despite occasional policy opposition.
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Sumner Welles
Seaslor van Nuys
D.-Ind
Russia
Alder
Searly
Connally
D.-Tex
Smith
Warning Company to Leave Ft Sam for Washington
The 3rd Aircraft Warning company will transfer from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Lawton Washington for permanent station. Part will move by truck convoy from San Antonio, the rest by train next week. Twelve officers and 349 enlisted men are included. The 3rd Operations company will also move to Seattle.
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3Rd Aircraft Warning Company
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Lawton
Wash
San Antonio
3Rd Operations Company
Seattle
Rockport Oil Man Withdraws From Senate Race Support Stance
Rockport oilman William Williams withdrew from the United States Senate race in a statement supporting Congressman Martin Dies. Williams claimed the two candidtaes were the only ones who "honestly stressed preparedness" and accused Lyndon Johnson and others of inside influence, calling for action against alleged internal enemies.
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Martin Dies
Doh C. Willams
Rockport
United States
Williams
Dies
Rockport of Man
Man
Ameries
Lyndon Johnson
Roosevelt
John
Ruby Trevino
South
Lola Ickes
Cigarettes and wine stolen from home on Tuesday
A resident reports burglary at 2 30 pm Tuesday in Waconea. Cigarettes and wine were taken from a home on Austitt street. The suspect, described as Williams, planned a burglary involving Duerker and Natth Alama, with no further items recovered Tuesday night.
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Wiliams
Duerker
Natth Alama
Dlesn Austitt|atreet
Ziso Tol Pallee
Waconea
Lower fees a junior college goal set
The Junior College Student Patrol association led by Mrs. Earl A. Breln announced a drive to reduce tuition as a primary objective. A board meeting was scheduled for Tuesday night to appoint committee chairs and plan a campaign to lower fees, while opposing enrollment-driven expansion.
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Antonio Unlor
Fatrol Association
Earl A. Breln
Stain
Athlon
Relief Fund Plan to Be Compulsory for Police
Chief Aubrey Hopkins advocates a compulsory city police relief fund plan. It would fund a $360 accident benefit, hospitalization, and other services for all officers. About 40 current non-members remain in the 290-strong group.
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Aubrey Hopkins
Ina
Mrs Benedict Named to State Library Board
AUVBTIN June 24 IN5S Guy mor W Lee OTantel today asked senate confirmation of Mrs J Benedict of Austin widow of the former president of the University of Texas as a member of the state library and Historical commission to fill an unexpired term of Miss Emma K Brirve ron who died recently.
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Auvbtin
Guymor W. Lee Otantel
Senate
J. Benedict
Austin
University
of Texas
State Library and Historical Commission
Benedict
Emma K. Brirveron
City Hearing Planned on Budget Cuts and Tax Rates
Mayor O K Quin announces plans to trim a $1,000,000 gap in anticipated revenues by cutting $300,000 from the city budget. A public hearing is set for July 3 to fix the tax rate as council and commissioners conduct budget discussions this week. Parks and streets budgets face reductions, stenographic bureau and election costs are eliminated, and a tax department cut is possible.
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O. K. Quin
Barket
Quin
Absentee Voting Surges in Bexar County Special Election
The report notes rapid growth in absentee ballots for a Bexar County special election to fill a United States Senate seat and a state representative position. A $600,000 road bond was to be approved. By Monday only 185 votes had been cast, rising to 904 with Monday results, with about 60 ballots recorded by Tuesday noon.
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Bexar County
United States
Navy Recruits Headed to Coast Training Station
Four naval reserve recruits bound for the San Diego training station in California were en route from various areas. The group includes J. Pugh of 189 National Street, L. L. Adams Jr. of 807 Fulton Street, EB Ubile of South Presa Street, and A. H. Sweet of Heane Note: OCR fragments.
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Naval Reserve
Tex Day
San Lego
Calif
Royal Group Guests Endure Lavish LA Visit
Royal Group leaders tour Los Angeles as guests of Mrs. Walton, then dine at the Gunter hotel after tea at Fort Sam Houston. Archdukes Rudolph and Charles, Archduchess Elizabeth, Princesses Isabel and Kay Wallon meet American hospitality and praise New York’s skyline while expressing mixed views on Europe’s tensions. The trip continues to New York via New Orleans and Jacksonville after morning tours.
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Fort Sam Houston
Gunter Hotel
Walton
Princess Elizabeth
Archduchess
Adelaide
Isabel
Catholic Seminary
John’ Barnett
Lauren Heighta
Kerssenblrock
Elizabeth
Naty York
New Or
Eans
Jacksonville
Fla
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America
Lin
Archdukea
Charley Louta
Rudolph
Austria
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Luxembourg
Amy Tan Fond
Ameri¢da
Archduke Rudolph
Princ Jean
Europe
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Joan
Ail Inambera
Mugtich
Tony
Father Chaput
Thera
Wurimibtakehla
Charles Ould
New York
Dean
Germany
Russia
Grand Duchy
Moon
Naeve
Japanese Women Ordered to Leave Moscow
A UPI dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan orders women and children to depart Moscow. Only 11 women including the ambassador's wife General Yoel and a few children are affected. the remaining Japanese men at Moscow are the ambassador and staff and a few newspapermen.
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London
UPI
Reutera
Tokyo
Actor Volunteers for Navy Service
Revert Montgomery, actor, with a lieutenant's commission in the naval reserve since April, volunteered today for active training. He will report to the Navy Department July 3 for assignment in the Office of Naval Operations. Training duty typically lasts a minimum of two weeks.
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Washington
Montgomery
Mde
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
Office of Naval Operations
Former U.S. Senator Ben Willemsen Dies at 24
Ashland Kentucky native Ben Willemsen aged 24, once a United States senator prospect, died at Cincinnati stadium after a brief illness. The obituary notes his early political career and ties to Ashland. Local officials expressed condolences.
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Nx-Senatuor
Cincinnati
Ben Willemsen
Ashland
United States
Five Years Given on Sodomy Case
Roy Rose of 107 Crofton Street pleaded guilty to a sodomy charge and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary by Judge W. W. McCrory in Criminal District Court on Tuesday. The offense allegedly occurred April 12. In a separate case, Travis Curry admitted burglary and received a two year term in the state penitentiary. The Curry indictment alleged entry on the M. K. T. railroad car on May 19 with intent to commit theft.
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Seceroy
Roy Rose
Crofton Street
Yenta
Awards Given to Boy Scouts At Courts of Honor Night
Boy Scouts received numerous honors across districts in a Courts of Honor ceremony Monday night. Scouting titles included first class, star, and bronze palm, with several named recipients from Horace Mann High School, Alamo Heights, McQueeney, and Poteet High School.
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Joseph J. Myers
Harlandale
C. M. Richmond
T. G. Saunders
Willa Grate
V .R. Bain Jr
Horace Mann
Horace May
Albert McNeel Jr
James Desfres
Ed Travis Jr
Milton Earl Travis
Emil and
George Gara
Peter A. Oliva
Otto Strauch
Frank Gallagher
McQueeney Becam
Gic
G. Websler
Frans Sten
Alamo Heights
Robert Terrell
Charica Malteberger
Roy Maltsberger
Holy Teel
Whalen Inspects Border Stations
Immigration and border patrol stations in the San Antonio district from Brownsville to Laredo were put on alert to prevent illegal entry as part of new department regulations. District director William Whalen began a semi annual inspection tour, leaving San Antonio on Tuesday.
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Immigration and Border Patrol
San Antonio
Advisors Chosen for New Airport Board
Mayor C K Quind announced an aviation advisory board for the new municipal airport on Tuesday. Members named include Henry P Phelps Al Buchanan Thomas Coghill James A Barley and John Hath. Hath is the present manager at Sinton Field. The board will name its chairman.
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C.K
Complaint Filed Against J P Tabis For Forgery
Thomas, a shoemaker listed at city jail, was charged Tuesday by Bill Corrigan with forgery and attempting to pass a forged instrument. The complaint alleges he forged the name L B Palmer to a 28.50 check on June 18. City Detective N A Schnetdes signed the complaint.
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Tabis Thomas
Shoress
Sity
Bill Corrigan
Juice of the Peace
Thomas
L. BD. Palmer
N. A. Schnetdes
Nazi Day Red Front Broken In Baltic Theater Report
German war correspondents describe artillery bombardment across the Bug River and the use of storm boats as Wehrmacht forces push along border roads. Reports note Finnish and German forces in defensive postures on Finnish soil, while Soviet air strikes and fighting affect the home front and police tighten controls as evacuations and censorship rise.
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Ase Feuille
Bug
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeituig
Otto Mossdorf
Germen
Finland
Semmerlary
Moscow
Pini
Russia
Sur Base
Hur
DNB
Amy Mas
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