Reds Seize Nazi Position Near Kharkov
Soviet forces claimed a key position southeast of Kharkov near Lisichansk, seizing ground after heavy fighting and repelling German efforts. Moscow also reported widened bridgehead on the Donets and large-scale Soviet gains elsewhere as Berlin warned of counterattacks and guerilla activity behind lines.
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Gsunday
Lishhansk
Kharkov
Ushchansk
West Ten
Donets River
Rursk
Kursk
Miinight
Smolensk
Sichanek
Sukhinichi
Bryansk
Thi
Central Front
Russia
Berlin
Fronsines
Calcasus
Len- Mwtrad
Rubber Workers Ordered to Return to Work Amid Wage Dispute
May 22 report from Wishingson and Harlingen notes rubber workers in several plants across Ohio and nearby states must resume duties after the rubber board approved an industry-wide wage increase. The action aligns with earlier walkouts sparked by the disputed raise, affecting an estimated 33,000 employees as manufacturing facilities prepare to regain production.
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Wishingson
War Isbor Board
Akeen
Ohio
Harlingen
Rogers
Investita
Del Rio Man Surrenders After Slaying
Del Rio man surrenders to Sheriff Owen after a fatal shooting of George Wood 43 in the 2500 block South Flores. Wood died hours later at Robert B. Green Hospital. Wood’s wife said they were traveling to San Antonio to buy produce for a market in Uvalde when attacked. The suspect, identified as Cummings, was jailed pending a preliminary hearing after surrendering at the sheriff’s office.
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Dal Rio
Owen
George BL Wood
del Rio
Flores
Complatot
Justice of the Peace
Vaughn
Cummings
Mexar County
Charles Barrera
Wood
Robert B. Green
Fie
San Antonio
Lusvand
Uvalde
Weod
South Flores Street
Bexar County
Adolph R, Roo
Parks, Départment
Sheriff’s Office
Murden
Raja
Reds to Disband Internationale Reds to Disband Internationale
Moscow radio reported May 22 that the executive committee of the Communist Internationale recommended disbanding the organization due to wartime inability to convene a congress. The decree urged sections to focus on fighting German fascism and its allies while freeing members from old rules.
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Londor
The
Comimonst Internationale
Moscow Radio
Executive Committee
Congress of the Communist Internationale
Committee of the
Communist Internationale
Meell
Ne International Workers Movement
Bearded Sub Crew Relives Firsts On Sea Patrol
New London May 22 reports from a periscope officer on a bearded crew aboard a submarine nicknamed the Tokyo Express recounts its first prize a Japanese troop ship and its first torpedo. The account notes the sub’s early routine patrols after Pearl Harbor and the crew’s thrill at enemy contact amid broadcasts denouncing the Americans.
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Tokyo Express
Tokyo Exepress
Tokyo
New London
Conn
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Olee Peni
Tojo
Chins Station
Pearl Harbor
Iswall
Asiack
Cav
Wax
Dies Hails End of Comintern
Jasper May 22 Representative Martin Dies of Texas hailed the action of the Soviet government in dissolving its Comintern, calling it possibly the most important decision by the Soviet Union. He said it could signal the death knell of the Communist movement worldwide, and urged Congress to purge Communist sympathizers and enforce existing laws to end subversive activities.
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Msi
Martin Dies
Conpressigns
Comintern
Soviet Union
Russia
Dies
Ment
Gonchunist Party
United States
Congress
Department of Since
Three-Way Parleys Seen As Reds Aim
Washington reports in authoritative circles that Moscow may use the move to suspend the Communist International to set up a meeting between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill. Secretary Hull discussed the development with Lord Halifax as officials see possible hopes for improved Soviet relations. The timing may align with Joseph Stalin’s reception of a letter from President Roosevelt inviting a meeting.
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Washington
Moscow
Communist International
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hull
Lord Halifax
State Department
Jsovernmenta
Sim
Joseph £. Dayiecs
Ghurchiva
Texan Navy Cross triple heroes highlighted in ceremony
Admiral Nimitz decorated nine submarine men at Pearl Harbor including three Texans with multiple honors. Cigny BR from Normangee earned his third Navy Cross and Silver Star, Dudley W. Marton received a Navy Cross with Gold Star, and Frank W. Fenno earned a third Navy Cross with Gold Star. Other honorees included A W Taylor and Richard H Okane with Silver Stars and Brown of Core, Arkansas with Navy and Marine Corps Medal.
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Fleet
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Nimitz
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Daliaho
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Texay
U.S. Navy
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Wahoo
MacArthur
Frank W. Fenno
Westminister
Mars
Navy Bross
Gomdr
A.W. Taylor
Philadelphia
Goma
Richard H. Okane
Rafael
Call
William G. Brown
Core
Ando
Gall
Navy
Marine Corps
Filter Center Seeks Women for Immediate Aircraft Warning Openings
Mrs W H Quirk director of women at the center announces 200 vacancies for women aged 16 to 45 in aircraft warning service. Volunteers will work two days a week, three hours daily, reporting to room 221 in the Brdell building. Quirk notes most women with keen jobs have been transferred or will move, making rapid filling necessary.
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W. OH. Quirk
Key and Information Center
Burcay
Brdell Butteling
Btre
Quirk
United
Valley Charges Labor Pirating Amid Beet Field Labor Debate
Reports say labor agencies lure agricultural workers from the Lower Rio Grande Valley to the Middle West beet fields. Valley farmers protest lax enforcement of labor agency laws, arguing protections for cotton pickers are inadequate and recruitment continues despite rules.
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Rilo Grande Valley
Middle West
Your Ration Calendar Your Ration Calendar
Coffee Stamp No 2 in book good for one pound through May 0 butar stamp No 12 in book good for five pounds Ahrovish May 24 stamps 4a and 18 in book good for pounds each for home canning Stamp a3 to book 1 good for powder Jyner May 25 Meats cheeses fat canned foods Fed coupons valid May in the following order through Stay ULi Fy May 23 G May 0M H May 16 31 J May 22 June 30 canned and processed foods Bureau countermeasures G H and J valid through Sundays 7 Die counters K Lona M x and J! from May 24 through July 7 Shres Stamun 17 in book 4 goat for ace pair through Jung 15 1 Gasoline No 2 coupons in A book
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Die Counoma
Lona
Jung
Unclear OCR Entry on June Election and Battery Costs
Fragmentary text mentions May 47 and June 30 dates, four gallons, wires deadline for second officers, and a C book section. Readable items include Behonk holders and Nadage names. insufficient context to determine event, location, or entities.
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