Airacobra fighters to Europe touted as deadly air weapon
Bell Aircraft promotes the Airacobra as the fastest most armoured pursuit plane with a single liquid cooled engine and cannon. Bell executives claim it will surpass Axis fighters and deliver long range capability despite weather delays. Reporters note hidden armament and high firepower, hailing it as an engine of deadly air combat.
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Buffalo
Uncle Sam
Bell Aircraft
Lawrence D
Bell
National Association of Manufacturers
Victory
Atracobra
United Nations
Atracoura
Yankee Pair Repair Ship In Mid Air
Two American airmen named as Ag t John Engelman of Indiana and Cpl Pat Norton of Missouri were lowered by rope to fix a jammed bomb bay door on a damaged bomber near Lae New Guinea after a UN air strike. The repair may have saved the aircraft as its speed was reduced by the malfunction.
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London
Damber
Agt
John Engelman
Indiana
Pat Norton
St. Louis
United
Chickens Sell High At Ue Markets In Pa Ani Pub
Department of Commerce reports chickens are selling in Ue markets in the Republic of Pa Ani for as much as 2.60 dollars each, reflecting rising prices for poultry.
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Republic of Paani
Department of Commerce
University of San Antonio Summer Defense Courses
Several defense courses will be offered by the University of San Antonio during a summer session. Included is a course to prepare teachers for instruction by the education training program. A business education course is offered to prepare students for immediate employment covering typing shorthand filing operating business machines and office practice and management.
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University of San Antone
Eatentan Pitot Tyatnlag
Ty Sino
Labor Sticks To Churchill in Labour Conference Vote
London May 23 A Labor party show of support for the Churchill government carried the day at a conference voting 2 919 000 to 104 000 against an amendment condemning Labour’s role in the government The resolution urged continuance of the war until victory and noted Lord Starbolgi’s suggestion to withdraw Labour members from the cabinet.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Churchill
Lord Starbolgi
Labor
Clement Attlee
Dominions
Highway Group To Meet in Austin Thirteenth Annual Meet
The Gold rado Gull The Away association will hold its thirteenth annual meeting in Austin from May 31 to June 2 with the theme Make C-Gon IK to the Pan American highway.
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Austin
War in France and Greece 25 Years Ago Today
The record notes German advances north of the Aisne and near Braye in France with French counterattacks in Champagne hills and Mount Carilier. In Crete King George flees to Egypt while Britain searches the seas for the German battleship Bismarck as Nazi forces push into Crate.
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Alste
Braye
France
Germany
Champagne Hills
Mount Carilier
George
Greece
Crete
Egypt
Britain
Adina
Bismarth
Barrymore Still Holding His Own
Barrymore remains in fair condition as doctors at Hollywood Presbyterian treat pneumonia and kidney infection. The 70 year old actor was hospitalized after a weekend outing and is reported to have spent a fairly restful night under care.
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Barrymore
Molly Wood
Mey
Mingie Harrynore
Getor
Hollywood Presbyterian
Paper Scores In Libel Suit
The United States court of appeals upheld a lower court ruling granting a $250,000 libel judgment to Eleanor M. Patterson publisher of the Washington Times-Herald and others. The suit, filed by Rep. Maret T. Sweeney of Ohio, concerned a Washington Times-Herald column by Drew Pearson and Robert Allen alleging opposition to a Cleveland federal judgeship. The appeal involved other papers and the case cites libel per se under New York law.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Eleanor M. Patterson
Washington Times-Herald
Maret T
Sweeney
Ohio
Te Wimes-Herald
Emer
Jeb Burk Fried
Cleveland
Drew Pearson
Robert Allen
Washington Daily
Distriect Court
Patterson
Schenectady
New York
United States Supreme Court
Iligants
Sick of Us Flier Claims Jap Bases Bombed Often
United Nations air crews in New Guinea and New Britain beat back Japanese bases with frequent raids. Captain Ewbank and crew members describe fierce fighter actions, Zero fighters shot down, and heavy antiaircraft barrages as they press on with missions, despite losses.
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Pat Robinson
Snb
United Nations
Australia
INS
New Guinea
New Britain
Vaday
Johnny Hwhank
Minneapolis
Schank
Crack Russian Pilots Favor U S Planes On Front
May 25 report details a Soviet pursuit squadron defending Moscow using American built aircraft including the Bell Airacobra Kittyhawk and Tomahawk. Pilots praise maneuverability and speed of the Cobras and Tomahawks with several downed German planes and high honors awarded to pilots Gorbatyakov and Lyovin.
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RED Air Force
Moscow
Ruxala
Maren
Russia
Hnion
Gorbatyukov
Afracobra
Russtan
Semeon Lyovin
The
Red Banner
Police Probe Three Car Thefts In City
Three cars were reported stolen. One at 723 Hopkins Street belonging to Joe O H Brown. Another was taken from a parking place on College Boulevard. A third theft was reported from 20 West Market Street. Police investigate names John Hoges Lester Ebner and others.
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Hopkins Street
Iall Cap
Duncanfel
John Hoges
Funston Place
College Boulevard
Lester Ebner
Nori Presa
Alf
West Market Street
Caddie Killed By Golf Ball at Country Club
An 11 year old caddie, Donald Kraft, died after being struck in the head by a golf ball at a country club. The ball was driven by Tony Tee of Houx Falls. The incident occurred on May 24 and the boy died an hour later at a hospital.
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Donald Joi Kraft
Ctotie
Tony Tee
Houx Falls
S A Cadet Geis Medal Event At San Antonio Field Day
Gen Claude VY Birkhead honors standout cadet of the school while Robert Hill wins Judge Charles W. Anderson medal for outstanding junior cadet. Frank Salida and Ra mon Salida among top finishers as 3000 attendees witness drills, contests, and musical novelty.
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Jack Leopata
San Antonio
Sepia
Claude VY. Birkhead
American Legion
Peacock
Miliary Academy
Robert Hill
Austen
Charles W. Anderson
Fomby
Douglas Gamble
Minneapolis
Frank Rodriguez
Monterrey
J Dimes Surrells
Sau
Antonio
Memphis
Texas
Monkey Oil
U S to Buy Private Guns Under War Department Plan
News item reports a government plan where private rifles from Springfield and Enfield lines will be examined to determine eligibility for military use. A National Stifle association facilitates the process with volunteers aiding in rifle inspection. Owners who surrender arms may receive up to 47.64 dollars for Springfield rifles and 12.50 dollars for Enfields.
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Sidney FP. Moreno
Quedy Ranecourt
A. L. Coliole
Drexel Avenue
Springside
Enfield
War Department
Army Armance
Springfield
Red Ordnance
Beating Heat With Mosiena Cent Powder
A vague ad style note touts Mosiena Cent Powder as a cooling medicated vegetable based diaper powder. It claims moisture absorption reduces irritation and helps prevent diaper rash with references to adults and babies and mentions several brand sounding terms.
McGarty Urges Grads to Marry and Practical Living
Canyon May 6 VP Jonny McGarty editor of the Amari on Globe News gave a commencement address to 128 West Texas State College graduates. He urged marriage with a firm partner, raising children, involvement in community activities, saving money, and pursuing ongoing personal growth. McGarty, who earned a bachelor of science degree after 22 years, is married with three children.
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Jonny McGarty
Amattio
West ‘Texas State College Grad
Prember
McCarty
The
Amariion Globe-News
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