Patton Case Seen Set to Drop in Senate
Washington reports indicate congressional leaders expect no serious action on Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. as Eisenhower’s stance and Stimson’s remarks shape Senate plans, with Patton’s future tied to continued trust by troops and ongoing wartime command considerations.
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McNamee Named Regional Civilian Defense Director
Col. McNamee appointed regional director of civilian defense for the Second Region succeeding Sinclair Hatch. He has served as assistant regional director in charge of civilian protection since August 5, 1922, and is a World War I veteran awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and Silver Star.
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Veteran Plans Aerial Hitch-Hike to Hawaii
Veteran Arthur Cotombies, a North Ativan front veteran with a medical discharge, announced intentions to fly to Hawaii. He spoke to a pilot yesterday at Spungfeld, saying he must reach Hamat by Friday as the next leg of his voyage unfolds.
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Influenza Epidemic Report Reaches Berlin Doctor Warns
A Berlin physician who recently arrived reports an influenza epidemic sweeping the Reich. He notes rising cases in Schleswig and Russia and says Berlin authorities prepare to meet a spread to the city already strained by Allied bombing.
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