Allied Chiefs to Submit Offensive Plans Next Week
President Roosevelt and Churchill plan to study top Allied military adviser's recommendations over the coming week with final decisions expected next week. They target Japan highly as the main objective with half the air force in the Pacific and ship production rising toward Victory ships. National Maritime Day tribute noted to sailors aiding the war effort.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Priday
Japan
United Sietes
Pacific
Churchill
Mint
Congress
Zid
Ade
Chiefs of Staffs
I. Shits
Italy
Pearl Harbor Destroyer Reincarnated At Mare Island
Vallejo Calif May 24 The destroyer Downes mortally damaged at Pearl Harbor has been rebuilt in a new hull. Navy repair men installed inter organs of the old ship preserving its spirit and about 30 percent of the original machinery including turbines propeller shafts and other operating equipment moved from Pearl Harbor to Mare Island Navy Yard for the launch of the revived Downes.
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Vallejo
Calif
Downes
Pearl Harbor
Mare Island Navy Yard
Del Rio Appoints Terrell to Head New Quarantine Hospital
Terrell of Del Rio named superintendent of the new quarantine hospital near detective headquarters, set to open about June 1. He is a former state representative from Val Verde County. Lieut. Col. Alanza Brand of the federal Public Health Service will serve as medical director.
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Turney ‘Terrell of
del Rio
P. L. Anderson
Health Department
United States Public Health Servicer
Terrell
Val Verde County
Alanza Brand
Federal Public Health Service
Rosin Trial Set for June 7 in County Funds Case
William J. Rosin, indicted on six counts of misappropriating about $10,000 in county funds, has a June 7 trial date in Criminal District court. Leonard Brown is attorney for Rosin.
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William J. Rosin
Criminal District Court
Leonard Brown
Rosin
Loss of Half Cotton Corn Crops Feared in Bexare County
County Farm Agent Henry A. Fitzhugh warns farmers that one third to one half of the normal cotton and corn crops may be lost if rain does not come within two weeks. All crops are six weeks late due to rainfall deficiency, with potential ruin for late corn if no rain within 10 to 15 days.
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Bexare
Henry A. Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh
Union Permitted to Sell $1500 in War Bonds
Local 14 of the Carpenters and Joiners union was authorized to sell 1500 worth of war bonds to pay sick benefits while a hearing is set for June 1 in the 31st District Court. The injunction suit and mandamus tied to the local were filed by the National Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Hearing before Judge Robert W. Terrell scheduled. funding agreement postponed further action.
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Carpenters and Joiners Union
National Brotherhood of Gerventers and Joiners of America
Robert W. Terrell
Jap Warns Reds Not To Give U S Bases
London May 21 An official Japanese spokesman in Tokyo warned Russia against supplying the United States with Siberian air bases. The broadcast said any attempt to share Siberian bases would have an important bearing on Russo Japanese relations. The spokesman later said there was no official information on any Soviet move toward arming Siberian bases for America.
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London
Tokyo
Russia
America
Siberia
Siberian
United States
Basra
Swedes Reveal New Twin-Engine Bomber Design
Berlin radio and Stockholm reports describe a new Swedish bomber with twin engines and heavy armor. The aircraft carries a three-man crew, can drop bombs from high altitude, and its speed remains unconfirmed. US War Information notes Swedish parliament members and a separate claim of a faster fighter in development.
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Svesk
U. S. Office of War Information
Hoerby
Italian Fascist Shakeup Reported
Berlin radio reported Carlo Scorza Mussolini's ally takes over the party organization of combatants in Rome. Col Allesandri Scala named chief of staff of Fascist youth groups amid recent expulsions by Mussolini and policy shifts.
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Magsiminb-Aew
Italy
Berlin
Carlo Scorza
Mussolini
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Elso
Rome
Associated Press
Col
Allesanden ‘Scala
Violen Enpes
Scorga
Wie
Triplets Born to Soldier's Wife in Denver
Buckley field personnel report the birth of triplets to Mrs. Hazel Levine, wife of Sgt. Robert Levine, an instructor at the army air force base near Denver. The babies Marilyn Ronald and Richard weighed 5 pounds 12 ounces 4 pounds 8 ounces and 5 pounds 1 ounce at a Denver hospital.
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Denver
INS
Buckley
Hazel Levine
Robert ©. Levine
Army Gir
Force Bade
Levines
Chicago
Marilyn
Ronald
Richard
Six Nazi Barges Sunk On Black Sea Front
Nazi naval losses reported as six troop barges sunk in the Black Sea near Anapa and Kerch amid Soviet artillery and air strikes. Communiques claim German infantry attempts near Novorossiysk were repulsed with heavy losses while Red forces attacked supply lines and gun positions. More German troops and equipment destroyed in Leningrad and Rostov areas, with two Soviet vessels sunk off the Caucasus by German forces.
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Black Sea
Nogarassick
Anapa
Kerch
Taman
Novorossisk
Peninsua
Smolensk
Leningrad
Rastov
Seysk
Tzyum
Lishchansk
Donets River
Vcommuunique
Hecht
Caucasus
Inquirin Photographer Quote From Stayton Blan On War
The text appears garbled but includes a photographer quote about providing troops with supplies. It mentions pay, prices, and wartime needs, suggesting a discussion on military support and material requirements as the war ends. The fragment references Liberal views and consumer costs.
Few Fooled by Shoe Rationing
The Economic Stabilization Director Byrnes announced shoe rationing stating about one third of American sole leather is taken by the Government for Armed Forces and Lend-Lease. This share comprises all the best soles, the five top grades, and none of these superior materials have been allocated to civilian shoes since April of last year despite high prices.
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Byrnes
Schnepp Heads Social Worker Group At St Marys Campus
Gerald J Schnepp head of sociology at St Marys University was elected president of the San Antonio Social Workers Association. New officers were installed at the annual meeting on St Marys campus. Other officers include Mrs Guah Banke Conner first vice president Pyda McCarthy Jr second vice president Miss Josephine Ardadhent recording secretary Mrs Aurelia Garnett corresponding secretary Miss Virginia Belby reporter Rita S Pieming Bulletin editor and E Co Satie named treasurer.
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Gerald J. Schnepp
St. Manus University
San Antonio Secror Workers’ Association
St. Mary's
Brother Schoepp
Wil Prd
Catholic University
American Association of Social ‘Workers
Gua Hh Banke Conner
Pyda McCarthy
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