Budget Fight Shrinks National Resources Planning Board
A clash over trimming the National Resources Planning Board budget from 1.4 million to 200 thousand endangers its postwar planning work. Senate Appropriations Chairman McKellar seeks 634,422 for the long range group, while the House zeroed the board in the independent appropriations bill. President Roosevelt appeals against penny wise cuts as Nye and others push to block the move and assess postwar planning procedures.
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National Resources Planning Board
McKellar
D. Tenn
Senate
House
Frederic A. Delano
Roosevelt
Liegeneale
Nye
RESIS
Appropriations Committee
Sirenu Dumy Yenish McKellar
George
National Planning Board
National Resources Committee
Mexico Party Selects Nominees Amid Conventions
Mexico City May 24 Conventions of the administration’s national revolutionary party were held yesterday across the republic to nominate candidates for congress and governors. No disorders reported here. Antonio Villalobos attended the Sonora convention where former President Abelardo Rodriguez ran unopposed as the party’s candidate for governor.
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Mexico
City
National Revolutionary Party
Antonio Villalobos
Sonora
Abelardo, Rodrigiex
Sandutale
Mrs Taft to Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery
Mrs Taft, wife of the twenty seventh president, will be buried tomorrow beside her husband in Arlington National Cemetery. The brief notice from Washington notes her anticipated interment at the national cemetery.
Kleerex pimples gone overnight ad claim
A medicated liquid named Kleerex is advertised to remove pimples overnight. The sale pitch promises a clear complexion with no risk and urges customers to demand refunds if unhappy. Sold by Sommers Drug Stores.
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Sommers Drug Stores
House Hears Anti Poll Tax Bill Charge
Washington lawmakers debate the anti poll tax measure as Representative Manasco accuses Communist influences of seeking to replace Southern Congress members. Southern forces expect Senate action to block the bill while a bloc of seven states argues states reserve electors qualifications.
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Washington
Msy
Manasea
D.-Ala
House
Congress
Manasco
Senate
Soulics
Virginia
South Carolan
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Bbel
Hailée
Stanley
More Roads to Stadium Sought by Chamber Leader
H M Van Auken, chamber of commerce general manager, urged Mayor Mannemann on Tuesday to provide more roadways to Alamo Stadium. He noted 23,000 attendees at a recent army air raid show and warned current parking and access are insufficient, though the mayor said a survey will be made and no changes are needed now.
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H. M. van Auken
Chamber of Commerce
Gus H. Mannemann
Alamo Stadium
Army Department
Vat Auken
Meyermann
Brazil Officials To Visit in San Antonio
Bracing government official Alfredo Possomani Barrats travels to San Antonio to attend a Pan American Affairs Committee dinner hosted by the chamber of commerce at the St. Anthony Hotel Wednesday. South American representatives will be entertained during the interstage event.
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Tulle Barrats
Ministry of Information and Propaganda
San Antonio
Uhr Pan-American Affairs Committee
Ehombecy of Commerce
Fengan Houston
St. Antony Hotel
Oy Me
Gas Ration Cut 40 Percent in East
Washington reports a 40 percent reduction in motor fuel allotments for all commercial vehicles with T ration cards. Vehicles including trucks and taxis face restricted driving across 12 northeastern states from Maine to Virginia, aiming to curb deliveries of non essential goods and beer and liquor. The order, enforced by ODT and OPA agents, affects buses and trains serving war production centers and military installations, with some reductions up to 80 percent for non essential deliveries. A WPB priority list will guide field agents in applying the cut.
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Washington
ODT
OPA
Nort-Easenttay
Malie
Virginia
WPB
Eamme
QDT
Pay-As-Go Compromise Again Fails
Washington reports a renewed failure by a joint conference committee to agree on pay-as-you-go tax legislation despite scheduled talks. Democratic members push a compromise while Republicans demand House-approve or amend the plan. Treasury pressures and talks of higher income rates surface as officers flag ongoing tax dispute.
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Washington
Bath
Senate
House
Senate House
Walsh
Congress
New Tevelie Bil
Inn
Morgen
Uva
Treasury
Morgenthau
Byrd
D.-Va
Danaher
R.-Conn
Youth Knife Attacks Reported in San Antonio
Several youths attacked and robbed people around South San Santa Rosa and North Laredo areas. Adolfo Uribe, 42, was stabbed at a tavern on Ruiz Street. six or more incidents left victims injured or robbed. Police arrested suspects after confrontations at Koehler Park and bars near El Paso, Pecos, and Navy Laredo streets. Victims include Adolfo Uribe, Maria Rodriguez, and others, with injuries ranging from cuts to beatings.
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Robert B. Green
Pevisius
Adolfo Uribe
Ruiz
Bios
Sanla Rosa Avenue
Charles Barrera
Alex Sandoval
Adolph Jinitiez
French
Missouri Pacific
Paso
Salado
George L. Martinez
South Pecos
el Paso
Pecos
Maria Rodriguez
North Pecos Street
North Pecos
B. Torres Atv Felix Arroyos
North Laredo Free
Navy Laredo
Lohi
Jwinte Marlines
South Tanna Street
Leona
Monterey Streets
Cay
Seabees Seek Bakers and Cooks for Navy Construction
Seabees recruit at the federal building announcing openings for bakers, cooks, stewards, and other skilled trades. Applicants aged 18 to 30 must present three letters from former employers and a draft board letter. Classification sessions occur each Thursday in Gatineau.
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Seabees
Construction Corps of the Navy
Federal
Gatiney
Nerden
Nurses Die In Army Plane Crash Near Petersole Field
COLORADO SPRINGS May 24 Three army nurses and three crew members were killed when a four engine bomber crashed and burned ten minutes after takeoff on a routine training flight near Petersole field Rauchday. Lieutenant Harton identified the victims as Mafalda Array Terre Haute Ind Evelyn Mt Pauidy Morocco Ind Lieb A Tison Terminus Minn James R Wilson Santa Monica Calif pilot Leroy Walton Watsonville Calif co pilot Cecil L Blane Bedford Town. Public relations officer said the Flying Fortress was taking wounded settlers to evacuation points.
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Calc
NeaThy
Petersole
Army
Liew
Harold Harmen
Peterson
Satel
Mokind
Inlgston
Lnes
Harton
Mafalda E. Array
Terre Haute
Ind
Amuse
Alewt
Evelyn Mt. Pauidy
Morocco
Nursey Lieb
Deniue A. Tison
Termuiiig
Minn
Muse
James R. Wilson
Santa Monica
Chil
Treyt
Leroy , Walton
Watsonville
Calif
Cecil L. Blane
Bedford
Town
Wage Flying Fortress
USC Honors Mexican Minister at Commencement
The University of Southern California conferred by proxy the degree of doctor of laws on Exequiel Padua Mexico's minister of foreign affairs at graduation exercises for 7164 students. Rafael de la Colina Mexican minister to Washington accepted the degree for Padilla.
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Los Angels
University of Southern Caltin
Exequiel Padua
Mexico
Rafael de la Collin
Washington
Hove
Padilla
Townsend Speaker Scheduled Here
Townsend residents prepare for an address by Sherman J. Bainbridge, general manager of Townsend Organization, Tuesday night. Mayor Gus B. Maaurrimann introduces Tambridge, who will advocate a special income tax as a government raise.
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Sherman J. Bainbridge
Uanager
Townsend Orginlention
City Wall
Tambridge
Gus B. Maaurrimann
Kovernue
Escaped Nazi Prisoner Recaptured After Tip Indirect Clue
Little Rock Arkansas May 24 A German war prisoner named Anton Soliwins was recaptured near Tallinn Oklahoma and returned by agents to Camp Chaffee Arkansas. A dairy farmer witness described the prisoner unable to state a clear amount eaten, gesturing with hands to measure pints or quarts, after news of a German escape prompted the capture.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hadi Anton Soliwinsgenhever
Nea Tallinn
Oklo
Camp Chaffee
Fred Hallford
The
PAT
Forts Attack Jap Airdrome Reasoning, New Guinea Raids
Allied bombers conducted their seventeenth raid on Caype Glowcaster and twelfth on Gasmatta as part of ongoing operations against Japanese airdromes in New Britain and surrounding areas. Fortresses targeted Kavieng Rew Ireland while single Catalina forces attacked Gape Groucestery. Beaufighters and Bostons patrolled the New Guinea coast, while additional blasts occurred near Timor and dispersal areas. A Japanese side attack on Port Moresby caused no observed damage.
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Australas
New Beritaly
Gasmatta
Kavieng
Ireland
Salamaua
New Guinea
Timor Island
Port Moresby
Dallas News Editor Dies at 73 in Dallas Morning News
Dr. Joe J. Taylor, 73, longtime editor of the Dallas Morning News and a sharp, humorous columnist, died after illness that began last year with gradual decline until October. A Wilson North Carolina native who moved to Texas in 188?, he rose through the paper’s editorial department, married 45 years, leaving two sons. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Dallas
Joe J. Taylor
Morning News
State Press
Wilson
Texas
Clarksville
John Garner
OPA Boosts Coffee Ration Amid Sugar Shortage
The Office of Price Administration announced a new coffee allotment, increasing the supply for a period from May 31 to June 20, with one pound per person per 30 days. The boost follows higher green coffee availability and aids sugar deficit regions in western New York and western Pennsylvania. Also noted, Pope Pius XII received Germany’s ambassador to Italy, Hans-Georg von Mackensen.
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Joffee Atiakers
Office of
Price Agsministration
Valla
Brot Bal
OPA
Louisiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Gulf
Londor
Fius Ait Han
Germany
Italy
Hans-Georg Viktor von Mackensen
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