War Dead En Route Remains Of 24 San Antonians
World War II dead from San Antonio and nearby areas will be sent home on the Army Transport Sir George W. G. Boyer. Decking of the ship in San Francisco will be announced by the Army department. Names and next of kin listed include W. Feilers Abe Mollers Joe 3c Ganaura and others from San Antonio area with multiple addresses in Victoria and Sanchex.
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United States
George W. G. Boyer
San Francisco
Department of the Army
Su Antonic
W. Feilers
Abe Mollers
Francisco Siatt Joe
Ganaura
Lopes
Victoria St
Goureda
S. Regu
Durange
Pfe
Sanchex
Tuana
Stnekes
Eel
Ic Soto
del Soto
Torres
Lucy Torres
Roberto Torres Torres
James Wy Worksman
Eugenia
Commerce
San Antonio
Pei
Erallado
Joop
Deaolade
Reig
Juan J. Dele Cruz
Alsain Cruz
Praca
Bran Nores
Jensei B. Flores
San Pic
Andrew
Frantzen
Emil Vay Cencer
Iherinei Burnet
Robeson defies committee on Communist ties before the senate
Paul Robeson refused to answer whether he is a member of the American Communist party before the senate judiciary committee. He said he would go to jail rather than answer. Ferguson warned of possible contempt action as Robeson praised the party’s work in America and cited other refusals to answer.
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Paul Robeson
American Communist Party
Robeson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Communist Party
America
Sen
Ferguson
Mich
Singer
Congress
House Committee On un-American Activities
Wiley
It-Wis
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