Mayor Signals Opposition to County Ticket and Coliseum Bond
The mayor warned that foes in the courthouse will face opposition next summer as talks on a $400,000 coliseum bond move forward. He urged city county cooperation and questioned county officials plans, while the sewer district bill remains unsigned and tax officials press for action. County commissioners refused to back the coliseum bonds, keeping their stance as discussions continue.
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Mauer
Ann
Bexit County
Rourh
Foster
Liem
Coliseum
San Antonin
Rexay County
Alex Tanmai
Nhat
Ilmate
Hu Wight
Issa
New Sewer District Board
Stevenson
Alsfren Callaghen
Tlink
Soin C. Benvelt
Samm Anderson
Welfare Supervisor Takes UNRRA Post
Mrs. Dorothy Stricker, longtime supervisor in the state welfare department, has been named a welfare officer for UNRRA displaced persons operations in Germany. She departs for Washington D C then overseas, after a decade in San Antonio and seven years with public welfare.
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Dorothy Stricker
State Department of Public
Haseen
United Nations Relief and Rehabllitation Administration
Washington, D. C
Stricker
Exan
San Antonio
State Department of Public Welfare
Atv
Ret Gross
Austin
Erca
First Application Check Detail in Blur Star Ment
The note discusses an initial application and offers a money back guarantee. It mentions the product name Blur Star MENT and implies a trial with a promise of satisfaction. Names and specific terms are present but unclear in meaning.
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Eisney
Industrial Tokyo Lies In Ruins
Tokyo suffers widespread destruction with hundreds of industrial plants damaged or destroyed. Firestorms engulf key government areas including the palace, Ginza, and embassies as high winds spread the blaze. A U S officer notes massive losses in the capital, with Japan's industrial heart crippled in the raid sequence beginning February 24.
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Diet F Parliament
Greater East Asia
United States
Fifth Avenue
Tokyo
Tokyo Bey
Saie
Genero LeMay
Tokyo, Which Once Hawced Nearly 7.100.000, Appears Tolave That Dertvoyerdt
Japan
TeMay
Yokohama
Planes Lead Tarakan Gain
Melbourne reports a heavy air strike as six squadrons from Libotaters dropped 100 tons of high explosives on Tarakan Island. The attack aimed at northern defense lines, with infant units advancing over ridges and breaching enemy positions as Australian forces push toward potential Japanese retreat to the swamplands.
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Melbourne
Daprosiathee
Tarakeat Isuad
Une Arity’ Department
Yokohama Fire Bombs Kill, 960000 Homeless, Uncounted Dead
San Francisco reports say American incendiaries devastated Yokohama leaving 960000 homeless and many dead or injured. Destruction spread to Enwhtsenki and Tokyo outskirts as medical staff rushed to aid. Unusual session in Tokyo with leaders discussing wartime losses and port damages.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Toxic Radio
Tokyo
Allies Start Nazi Air Liquidation
Paris reports the Supreme Headquarters announces Allied forces will direct and liquidate operations of the German Air Command from Berchtesgaden. Wielgon Rover and W. Herpey lead the air division for the United States group, with Air Vice Marshal C R Steele assisting from the RAF.
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Paris
Berchtesgaden
Gereman Air Command
Wiel. Gon
Rover
W. Herpey
Air Vivision Diivectay
United States
C. R. Steele
R. A.B
Strategic Bombing Record Set By 6 B-29 Tokyo Raids
Reports detail incendiary strikes on Tokyo and Yokohama by B-29s, claiming six raids produced unparalleled destruction of industrial targets and housing. General Le May notes some Tokyo plants may be rebuilt, while vast areas remain vulnerable to further firebombing amid the war’s escalating aerial campaign.
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Witl
Unusis
Hirohita
Yokotamin
Genki Ae
Tokyo
Enwhtsenki
Gan Fratersee
Japan
Yokohama
Hopkins Talks Third Meeting With Stalin
MOSCOW May 90 NS Harry S Hopkins envoy of President Truman was disclosed to have had a think with Stalin since his arrival in Moscow on a special mission. He was expected to have at least one more talk with the Soviet leader before returning to report to President Truman on his conversations.
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Moscow
Harry S. Hopkins
Truman
Teader
Teuman
Parks Board Leave Posts Continued Amid Bid Debates
City officials weighed bids for concessions formerly held by Pate and Wilkinson. The mayor supported open bidding over renewals with Harold Winters likely to bid, citing fair competition. Wilkinson renews edge due to established ties and steady income from concessions. The parks board includes Carter Sammiers M Riley Wyatt Arthur Fell Charles W Carroll Herbert Hayes Paul Ricks Dr Andrew Wessels and Daye Coy.
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Tom Pate
P. Wilkinson
Harold Winters
Bnt
Wilkinson
Winters
Norning
Hein
Koehter
Carter Sammiers
M. Riley Wyatt
Arthur Fell
Ghatiés W
Carroll
Herberta
Hayes
Paul Ricks
Andrew Wessels
Daye Coy
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Wikujira Ishii
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Bank of Japan
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Coca-Cola Company
SAM Antonio Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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Coca-Cola
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Grovnd
21St Bomber Command
Hopkins
Stalin
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Fehr Baking Company
Peder
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