Suspect Held In L A Truck Burglaries
A 23 year old Latin American ex convict was arrested in Bexar county after a daylight truck burglary spree. Police recovered stolen loot valued at 300 and found additional items at the suspect's residence. Chief Investigator W H Brogan and deputies led the operation aided by investigator Jack Hale and others. Authorities traced a license plate, staged a nighttime stakeout, and captured the burglar as he returned to the target house. Several electric refrigerators were not recovered.
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Two Flyers Die in Army Plane Crash Near Poplar Bluff
Two aviators were killed when an army training plane crashed near Poplar Bluff Missouri. The aircraft originated from Walnut Ridge Army Air Field in Arkansas.
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Allied Air Bombing Strategy Targets German War Power
Allied air power aims to destroy Germanys industrial base by a methodical targeting of bottlenecks, crucial plants, and rail infrastructure. Night and day raids in Ruhr and western Europe, aided by Germanys stretched defenses, have reduced munitions output and pressured the Russian front, while morale and civilian nerves fray under continuous bombardment.
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Hull Stresses Unity Among French Fighting Hitlerism
Secretary of State Hull urged unity among French forces opposing Hitler, citing reports that General De Gaulle would meet with General Girard to discuss unifying the French fighting fronts. In Washington a news conference touched on the hopes for broad French cohesion against the Axis.
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The readable OCR fragment mentions times and phrases like May and percent but lacks clear people, places, or events to identify a specific subject or outcome. The text is too garbled to determine a coherent news item or notice.
Yanks Stage Greatest Raid Over France
Allied air forces launched a mammoth assault over western France targeting Rennes St Nazaire and La Pallice with hundreds of heavy bombers and fighters. The operation followed earlier raids on Emden and Palermo and aimed at disrupting U boat and railway links feeding the Brest peninsula.
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Germany
Lorient
English Channel
Heigh Ho Silver Composer Vaughn De Leath Dies
Vaughn De Leath known as the first lady of radio dies at 42 in Pureennis after months of illness. She wrote Heigh Ho Silver and many songs and was a pioneer on air beginning with a 1920 broadcast in New York. Her career spanned over two decades on national networks and she appeared last on April 24 for a Red Cross program. Awards totaling 935 dollars were given for high scholarship to University of Texas women students, including two grants of 300 dollars.
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Actress And Husband Call It Quits
Hollywood reports Rosemary Lane of the Lane Slsters and Buddy Westmore have separated after a marriage in December 1941. Westmore, serving in the coast guard, is among the Westmore makeup artist family famed in Hollywood.
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Cigarette and Liquor Stamp Sales Dip in May
State Treasurer Jesse James reports May sales of cigarette liquor wine and beer tax stamps at 1,688,247 dollars, down slightly from April but well above last year. May figures edged past 1,440,599 dollars for 1942 and lagged behind April’s 1,736,250 dollars.
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