Development Group Named for Postwar Economic Planning
B B McGimsey president of the chamber announces a local Development Group led by T At Lambert regional chairman of the national committee for economic development. The group includes Stanley Hanks Robert Barclay Arthur Blord Gen H Brees J H Calvert John Camp and many others to prepare San Antonio for postwar opportunities.
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T. At Lambert
National Committee For Economic Development
McGimsey
San Antonio
Lambert
Stanley Hanks
Roberi Barclay
Arthur Blord
Gen. H. Brees
J. H. Calvert
John Camp
Joe
Nationa ‘al Development
General Receives Traffic Ticket at Fort Sam Houston
Brig. Gen. Ward 3H Marle, commander of the 95th Infantry division artillery, appears to be the first general officer cited for a traffic offense at Fort Sam Houston. Returning from Camp Bullis after dinner, he found a ticket on his car for parking in a space reserved for generals at the Officers Mess.
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Ward
Marle
95Th Infantry Division
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Bullis
Fort Sam Housston
Bombed Jap-Occupied Village and Burma Patrols Reported
Bombers with fighter escort hit a Jap-occupied village on Akyab Island yesterday and machinegunned bridges and enemy positions south of Aulhedeung as raiders returned. Western Burma action above the Maungdi-Buthe daung arcs reported as limited to patrols.
Bond Set At 1500 In Narcotics Case
Reuben Alvarez faced a federal narcotics charge after a May 22 arrest at the intersection of South Laredo and South Pecos. Detective Bob Lowe testified at a hearing before US Commissioner A. W. Knight, with Alvarez placed under a 1500 bond.
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Reuben Alvarez
A.W. Knight
Bob Lowe
Alvares
Gratis
Meriduana
South Laredo
South Pecos
Mississippi River Flood Reaches All-Time Crest and Aftermath
The Mississippi topped 425 feet at Cape Girardeau and then fell, with St. Louis reporting 358 feet as relief work continued. Levees held, towns like Cape Girardeau faced evacuations with residents sheltered on upper floors, while Arkansas and Illinois rivers eased. Fort Smith water supply neared normal and emergency lines were connected. across the nation a draft predicted amid wartime labor needs.
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McClure
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Seress
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Tinos
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Alo
Col
T. Bereagin
Army Engineers
Louis
Culo
Ohio
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Cape Giraudeau
Lite Rock
Pine Bluff
Ark
Fort Smith
125Th Engineers
Red Cross Wackers
Grand Tower
Swater
Red Cross
Joon
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