President Silent On Strike Bill
President Roosevelt refused to approve or reject the October deadline set by the United Mine Workers for continuing coal production in government mines. He stressed that coal must be mined and warned war needs high priority, without indicating his veto plans before midnight. The article discusses veto outlook, congressional votes, and potential override efforts in a tense political clash.
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Washngton
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Prays
Grio
Atttke
House
Senate
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity Friday
Forecast shows continued warm conditions into Friday afternoon and night. Scattered thunderstorms expected across central areas and expanding to the extreme east portion Friday night according to Weather Bureau data on page 3.
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San Antonio
Viehity
Texas
Weather Bureau
Gambling RAF Bombs In Some Spots Is His Time Supper
This is the third of a San Antonio gambling series by a reporter who investigates nearby gambling dens. He visits the Esquire bar near the police station and watches a steep step poker game with $25 bets, noting a mix of laborers and a lone expert who bluffingly wins. The piece hints at Rangers nearby and teases details for next week.
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San Antonio
Stroleer
Selected Street
South Alamo Street
Esquire
Neal Commerce
Lowi
Texas
Texas Rangers
Night raids deepen Ruhr pressure in Wuppertal targets and Elberfeld
In London reports the Ruhr offensive continued with heavy RAF strikes on Wuppertal and Elberfelds industrial areas. Weathered defenses included anti aircraft batteries and fighters. American P47 Thunderbolts and other Allied aircraft supported a second consecutive night raid, as 33 bombers failed to return and ships mined enemy waters.
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London
Faa
Ruhr
Wuppertal
Elberfeld
Harmen
Hitler
Barmen
Wuppertel
Elberfeig
Helhersts
Cherbourg Peninshila
U.S
Alrmen
Thunderbolts
Focke-Wulfighter
British Spirit
Aled
Friedrichshafen
Alma
Enis
Stars and Stripes
Hope Held for Missing General Forrest Air mission over Kiel ends in crash
London reports the missing General Nathan Bedford Forrest III, 38, a descendant of the Confederate leader, was aboard a Fortress bomber in the Kiel raid. German fighters concentrated on his aircraft as it dropped from formation, with ground observers unable to confirm crash details. Several officers said no parachute was seen, while others noted possible escape attempts. The raid left 24 American bombers lost and involved heavy anti aircraft fire near the German coast. Forrest had recently arrived in England after promotion to brigadier general last November.
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London
Oragen
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Kiel
Germany
Air Force
Othafiers
Tts
Érain
Robert G. Cazens
Encinus
Cali
Forrest
Wnd
Cozens
SAS
Porrest
Bremoey
Memphis
West Point
North Africa
U. S. Winth Air Force
Salonka
Buat
Middle
R.A. F. Wellingtons
Onaun
Slelly
Chillivania
Vetunfiarita
Galfe Aranci
Crpoterra
Bardinia
Genel
Cisehhower
Salonika
Franchet Moeroy
Nils Aitten
Balkan
Alexendria
Egypt
Aegean
Balkans
Saloniki
Mediterranean
Sardinia
Golfo Arnel
Anc
Vinn- Mariteur
Fur Island
Chilivail
Sarints
Capotersa
Ion
la Maddelena
Caglar
Chiilvank
Cilbert FL Buller
Roanoke
Ruutkenia
Zagreb
Berl
Montenegro
Berlin
Stockholm
Denja
Mihailovic
Patkans
Italien
All-Male D C Jury Finds Call House Charmer Guilty
An all male federal jury in Washington found Carman Beach Marin a 289 year old Spanish rumba dancer guilty on one count tied to luring Dorothy Smiley Tam into hotel entertainment. The court will pronounce sentence next week with potential terms up to five years and fines up to $6000.
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D.C
Call House Charmer
Washington
Carman Beach
Marin
Willy
Beauly
Deethy Smithley
Ad Diyillon
Armen
Mechive
Garmen
Carmen
Mirried Imgn
Prom
Diplometa
Politieians
Wmng
Dorothy Smiley
Laisinens
Dorothy
Carsmen
Borothy
Liberator Stage Raid On Salonika
Allied air forces launched a large operation from North Africa striking Salonika with Liberators and supporting aircraft. MIG nightly raids hit Sardinia, with B-24 escorts and fighters targeting airfields, ships, and railway hubs.
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Salonika
Navy Greek guerrillas disrupt Axis shipping in Aegean
Reports in Nazi papers claim Greek and Yugoslav patriots extend their resistance to sea against Axis merchant ships. The piece notes armored patrol boats and seaplanes used to patrol the Aegean, with photographs showing reprisals in a seaside village. It describes broader Balkan troop redeployments and mentions Tito and Mihailovic as Croatian and Yugoslav insurgent leaders.
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Aegean
Balkan
Nesh
Ivasion
Balkans
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Ninth
Syria
Palestine
Balkane
Berlin
London
Conditions perfect for record Italy hammering
Boston June 25 Howard Kennedy veteran Associated Press foreign correspondent reports from Boston that Allied air forces will deliver a vast air pounding on Italy. Kennedy, who covered Middle East and North Africa wars, says distances are short and enemy resistance light. He calls the African campaign a first front, opening the Mediterranean and pinching Italy’s Achilles heel with long supply lines. He cites German 88 mm guns as pivotal, and credits American 90 mm and 105 mm weapons with turning the tide in suppressing Axis armor. Page 4.
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Joan F. Chester
Boston
Italy
Howard Kennedy
Associated Press
Kennedy
Tunis
United States
Mediterranean
Spain
Balkang
Midd
Ale Eastem
Mera
Africa
Light Brigade
Clermann
Mateur
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Zeri
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Palermo
Sicily
Europe
Navy
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Balen Sourcrs
Greece
Crete
Greman
Castelrosso
Turkey
Qaira
UT Messagero
Yusoslayi
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