Four Mexican Drives Offer Scenic Americas to All
The column extols four drives from Mexico City through volcanoes and valleys, praising roads and scenery rivaling Europe. It notes American climbers conquering Orizaba, Colima, and Popocatepetl, and compares Mexican coastal bathing at Acapulco, Cuernavaca, Jalapa, and Vera Cruz with Western scenes, citing Dr. F A Obor's Travels in Mexico to support claims.
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Mexico City
Europe
United States
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Alps
Popocatepetl
Orizaba
Colima
Rudolph Roedemann
New York Geographical Survey
South Bens
Acapulco
Cuyatlan
Acapulico
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Orizabo
Publa
F. A. Obor
Mather
Copstern
Ehilisa
Mina Catel
Belgrade War Cabinet Pause Amid Vardar Valley Tension
Belgrade, Yugoslavia April 4. A Yugoslav cabinet session was postponed as Premier Dusan Simovic and cabinet members weigh peace moves. Vladimir Macek took oath as prime minister and discussed peace efforts with foreign minister Minton Nincic. Open city warnings were issued for Zagreb and Ljubljana as German pressure looms.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Star
Vardar
Dusan Simovic
Macek
Gront Peasant Party
Vladimir Macek
Tlee l
Momtehilo Nincic
Zagreb
Ljubljang
Npn
Grrece
Gemimam Tegation
Berlin
Wnaffatres
Police Killer Asks Utahs Clemency
Walter Robert Avery, convicted of killing an Ogden police officer during a holdup, seeks clemency days before his scheduled execution. He plans to appeal to the Utah Pardons Board meeting April 19 for commutation to life imprisonment ahead of an April 24 death sentence at the Utah State Penitentiary.
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Saul Lake City
Walter Robert
Avery
Utah
Attornecy General's Office
Iraq Government Reported Fallen
A report from RumeE via Beirut today claims military elements and extremists overthrew the Iraq government of Teh El Hashim. The government had not yet formed a new ruling body. The movement is described as anti-Cultish in character.
British Air Attacks Axis in Libya Blitz Size
Allied air forces strike German and Italian troops moving along Libya’s Mediterranean coast. Royal Air Force heavy bombing targets motor transport in the Marka Brega area near Tripoli, aiming to disrupt Axis supply lines as British fortunes in East Africa show signs of improvement amid desert warfare.
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Caira
Egyal
R. 4. PF
Mediterranean
Libya
Italy
Mark Africa
Middle East
Ings
R.A. Fi Aly
Rehgnal
Drma
Bengasi
East Africa
Massaun
Red Sea
Instland
Tinton
Evitres
Somenture
Ethiopia
More of Same Is Booked for San Antonio Weather
Forecast predicts more of the same for San Antonio Friday and Saturday as Weatherman J Henry Darhoe notes gentle to moderate west and darkhyest winds. High Friday 89, low Friday 54, Saturday highs about 52, with Saturday afternoon near 52.
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San Antonio
J. Henry Darhoe
A.M.A. Trust Case in Hands of Jury
The government accuses the American Medical Association and 12 physicians of violating the Sherman anti trust law. After eight weeks of testimony, the jury hears charges that the association the District of Columbia Medical Society and officers conspired to restrain trade through Group Health Association, a cooperative plan for federal employees in Washington.
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Washington
American Medical
Gen Jones Ordered to Wing Command at Bowman Field
Brig. Gen. Janis W. Jones was ordered to command the Sixteenth bombardment wing at Bowman Field Louisville Kentucky. A 1913 West Point graduate and air corps officer since 1922 she has served in the inspector general's office in Washington since 1995.
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Washington
Janis W. Jones
Bowmanfield
Louisville
Janes
West Point
Air Corps
Inspector General
II Washington
Commissions Wait Drafted Medicaes Appointments in Medical Corps
Selective Service headquarters announced Friday that medical corps appointments are not suspended. Qualified doctors, whether inducted or Class I-A awaiting induction, are eligible for consideration for appointment in the medical corps reserve under the Selective Service Act.
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Army
Selective Service
Selective Service Act
Medical Corps
Court Suspends 2 Year Sentence for Burglary
Robert Chilton pleaded guilty before Judge W W McGrory in Criminal District Court and received a two year suspended sentence after being charged with burglarizing the home of Mrs Mary Melatis at 210 Richmond Avenue on March 1.
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Robert .Chilton
W. W. McGrory
Chilton
Mary Melatis
Richmond Avenue
Roosevelt pins sabotage blame on Italian navy attack
Washington reports Roosevelt attributing sabotage of Italian merchantmen to orders from Admiral Roberto Lais and noting the recall of Lats. Hull rejects axis protests over seizure of 30 German and Italian ships and calls German claims of treaty violations unthinkable. Hull pledges further embassy notes after completing probe.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Roberto Lais
Lats
Germany
State Department
Judge Templeton Portrait Is Presented Amid Harbors Panic
The portrait of Judge Templeton was presented in Dallas by Mrs. Templeton amid strong remarks on threats to harbors and ships. Critics denounced a supposed principle easing foreign vessel activity, noting Italian ships in U S ports incurred heavy damage requiring major repairs. A maritime commission spokesman said ships may be held thirty days for revaluation while awaiting further steps. Senator Pepper urged caution as the debate continued.
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International
Howard Templeton
San Antonio
Yeas
Texas Hill
Dallas
Maritime Commission
Pepper
D.-Fla
Social Security Bill Loses Again in Texas House
In Austin on April 4 the Texas House sidelined a $26.4 million Social Security appropriation bill proposed by Governor W. Lee O'Daniel, resisting reconsideration of the measure amid the floor debate.
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Austin
House of Representatives
W. Lee O'Daniel
Lanse
Serbs Fortify Vardar Valley Amid War Warnings
In Yaroslavia on April 4, Serbs dig trenches near silavon divide Hus xemi-Oriental town in the Vardar valley as German attacks loom. A political chief tells AP that war has begun and they will strike first to gain advantage. The Deining constrate closes and the Tallin council departs, leaving Lodny.
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Bkoplie
Yaroslavia
Trinholes
Silavon
Hus xemi-Oriental
Iistorle Vardar
Assochated
Lodny
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather forecast shows Friday night and Saturday with gentle to moderate west and northwest winds. High Friday near 88, low Saturday morning around 52, Saturday high about 88, Friday low around 64. East Texas region expects fair weather with some showers, warmer Saturday, and cooler south and southwest portions.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Paty
Southwest
Nevlod
East Texad
Roosevelt cites Allis-Chalmers strike as very bad
President Roosevelt called the Allis-Chalmers plant strike in Milwaukee a very bad situation and said more must be done. He declined to outline steps, noted the defense mediation board would study the case, and acknowledged Communist activity by some individuals while stressing it was not labor as a whole. He urged coal workers to stay off work Monday and hinted at possible further government action.
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Washington
Roosevelt Sald Lodiy
Tegardett
Allise Chalmers
Milwaukee
Strles
Alis-Chai
Defense Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Talettig
Hio
Ford Plant
Milwauker
Allis-Chalmers
United States
Union Seeks to Subpoena Ford's Rouge Plant
Detroit April 4 unionists seek a court restraining order to block Ford Motor Co and its Rouge plant from interfering with workers entering or leaving the factory. Attorneys said the move aims to show ties between Ford and fascist governments and to probe Ford's wartime contracts and defense production. A brief clash occurred with windows broken on Miller Road as workers returned to produce articles, with union officials accusing Ford of provoking the strike.
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Detroit
Sling
Ford
Rouge
United Automobile Workers
U. 1. GO
Ernest Goodman
Autoornas
Fords
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Company
Bennett
Good Man
Britain
Wiel
USAW
Office of
At Ate
Miller Road
Stirling United Automobile Workers
Umion
Murray D. van Wagoner
Hospital meet called to discuss county TB hospital
County Judge Charles W. Anderson called a public meeting for Friday at 10 to address problems in constructing and maintaining the county tuberculosis hospital. The session will be in the old Thirty-seventh district court room, second floor courthouse, with expected attendance by over 100 San Antonio citizens and organization representatives.
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Charles W. Anderson
Anderson
San Antonio
Gamipissioners Comet
Nuwlic
Senate Hears Bill to Extend Coal Pact for Two Years
Washington April 4 The senate passed and sent to the White House a bill to extend for two years the longstanding coal pact under which taint s are fixed by the fed.
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FDR
Washington
Senate
White House
Fed
Leon Walthall Quits Draft Job
Leon Walthall resigns as chief clerk of the county combined draft boards amid board consensus to dispense with his post. Walthall had planned resignation April 1 but remained to assist in organizing an enlarged advisory board appointed by County Judge Charlies W. Atslerson.
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Ivan Walthall Sr
Revealog Priday
Tim
Smith-Young Tower
Eliairmen
Yarlays
Walthall
Remaiand
Charlies W. Atslerson
Typhus Spreading Through Madrid Reports Deaths
Madrid reports typhus cases rising with doctors noting the outbreak in the capital. Official figures indicate thousands affected since the illness was first noticed, with about forty deaths recorded to date.
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Madrid
Marthe
Spain
Homesick Donkeys Problem to Slavs in Yugoslavia
In SKOLPIE Yugoslavia an army faces a problem with requisitioned donkeys that refuse to eat. The soldiers hope the animals will regain their appetites and change their reluctance as they adjust to service, a puzzle affecting provisioning and morale.
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Skolpie
Honestek
Four Italian Warships Sunk in Red Sea Report
London reports a dramatic note that four Italian warships were sunk or scuttled in the Red Sea, with two destroyers sunk and another damaged. The tally appears to reflect a recent series of Italian naval losses in the area.
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Red Sea
London
Unallan
Muskogee Official Visits With Mayor In San Antonio
Muskogee city officials including manager Roger Tucker and banker Marty Gibson visited San Antonio on Thursday to meet with Mayor Maury Maverick and discuss civic matters.
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Muskogee
San Antonio
Maury Maverick
Roger Tucker
Ety
Oka
Marty Gibson
Death in Subway Leaves City Gripped by Travel Tragedy
In New York April 42 Percy Jackson 77 a lawyer and jistaner executive died after a subway incident involving a railroad worker. The event prompted an investigation by the Street Masonmaster's office into the altered lapslog tir on a train.
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Deatil
Subway
New York
Percy Jackson
Jistaner
Srhway
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