Governor Warren warns on reconversion plans at Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania Governor Karl Warren of California declared his state and allies will fight to preserve wartime industrial gains during postwar reconversion. He urged the federal government to spell out how long it will stay in business, noting 15 billion dollars invested in private industry. He signaled Dewey’s stance as unclear while Bricker pressed for issue talks. Indiana Republicans plan a state convention to nominate delegates and candidates for senate and governor. Kansas Democrats align with fourth term support as North Carolina and Connecticut weigh convention votes. Hemingway released after London injuries.
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Extra Gas For Volunteer Farm Workers
Volunteers for spare line farm work and food processing will be eligible for supplemental gasoline rations, according to Francis M. Koch district representative of OPA. Applicants for such rations must state the gasoline issued will be used in doing this work Koch explained.
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Beating Accusation Against City Airport Official
Wayne Parks operations manager at the municipal airport faces charges after allegedly assaulting Sgt. John Kitisniller with a pistol following a minor traffic collision on the Blanco road weekend. Parks was arrested for negligent collision unlawful carry of a pistol and aggravated assault. Mayor Mauermann defers action, court action to determine fault.
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Strike Roundup of Michigan and Washington Labor Strife
Chrysler day shift workers at Highland Park plant returned to work as a strike unravelled, while GM Saginaw Chevrolet and Parke Davis faced continuing stoppages. WLB hearings loom on back to work orders as forging plants and lumber mills shutter with idle workers. Major unions press for wage settlements amid broader Pacific Northwest and national labor unrest.
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Williamson County Fifth War Loan quota set at 1 138 000
Williamson county's Fifth War Loan quota is 1 138 000 dollars, announced by county chairman C. Sanders of Georgetown. Taylor is assigned a quota of 4 200 dollars, the largest yet set for any area in the county.
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High Court May End Stormy Term
The Supreme Court faces an eight month term ending with adjournment today amid 14 undecided cases. The term, marked by 5-4 and 6-2 rulings, upheld wartime federal powers and featured discord. Notable actions included upholding OPA price controls and rent regulations, with Roberts dissenting on some reversals. The court may hold an extra session next Monday to dispose of argued issues before the term closes in October.
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Cat Eye Thief Strikes Trailer Belonging to Fred Switzer
Sheriff investigators report the burglar nicknamed Cat Eye hit a trailer parked near Con The rheburgiar entered between 3 and 7 KM. He stole two pairs of trousers one pair of hose and one dress from four adults and four children asleep inside. Wallet contents included $45. This marks a departure from prior thefts focusing on watches or money. Investigators Arthur Villarrreal and Buck Carnal lead the case.
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Rites Set for Mrs Zoeller Puncras Boerne Native Rites
Funeral services for Mrs Anta iJer of Boerne will be held Tuesday at the Ebensberger Funeral Home in Boerne. She is survived by four sons Otlo Zoeller Albert Zoeller Rudolph Zoeller and das Zoel plus 25 grandchildren. Other survivors include three daughters Mrs Zoeller Alna Behr Mrs Edna Hea and Mrs Florence Trosper. The services occur in Boerne with burial at a later date. Forest fires in 1943 cost the United States an estimated 44 million dollars.
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Kaippa
Edna Hea
Kendall County
Schuetz
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Aurence Trosper
Greenwood
Ebensberger
Hand Brooms To Replace Machines In City Sweep
Commissioner Henry Heln announced that with three street sweepers broken down the city would return to broom pushers. Hand sweepers would raise costs, so cleaning would occur four nights weekly while 52 of the white wings operate by day and 5 at night. He warned of red ink in the department and said he would seek lifeguards for summer pools, with Whodlawn and Roosevelt opening Sunday and others by June 15.
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