GA grocer held as gun kills friend
Ed Schmid, 51, a longtime resident, died after a shooting at Miller community store near San Antonio. Store owner A L Miller, 56, was questioned. Miller suffered a broken nose during the altercation. Deputies said Schmid and Miller had been close friends. a wife and stepson of the deceased were witnesses. Justice of the Peace J W Saye led the inquest as investigators probed the Saturday night incident.
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Huebyer
Babcock Roads
Norihyest
San Anstonio
Ed Schmid
Metical and Surgical Hospital
A. L. Miller
Raymond Fouth
Jack Hale
Schmid
Behmild
Aud
Richard Bogle
Miler
Veteran officer finds own ticket in car during retirement
Evanston Illinois April 12 Elmer Helter a 61 year traffic policeman with 19 years service discovered a traffic ticket placed in his own car by his successor for leaving in a non parking zone and a 2 dollar contribution for a prank banner.
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Ill
Elmer Helter
Ryanaton
Florida
Rankie
Kansas City Death Hits Traffic Mark
Kansas City records 61 consecutive days without a traffic fatality when William Herndon, 20, a Black resident, dies from injuries sustained in an April accident on Kansas City streets. The crash involved a vehicle colliding with his body after being struck by another vehicle, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the area.
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Kansas City
Kanfis City
William, Herndon
Berndoar
Traltte
Woman Ends Life After Mother Dies
Myre Williams, 85, was found dead today in a fashionable residential district of Port Worth. Justice of the Peace Frank Hey-Spy says she died by gas in a self inflicted act following her mother’s death in Dubuque. Widow of a railroad man, she had recently returned to Port Worth after attending her mother’s funeral.
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Williams
Tony Bi
Authoviting
Willlaine
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Worth
Tee
Dubuque
Love, Justice of Use Peace Fuenk Hey- Spy
U S Receipts Top 1940 in 9 Months
Washington April 12 Federal receipts for the first nine months and 10 days of this calendar year topped 6 billion dollars, exceeding the entire 1940 fiscal year total. Tacoma tax receipts to date stood at about 2.49 billion, surpassing last year’s full-year figure.
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U.S
Washington
Treasury
Tacoma
Pro Nazi Persians Seize British Fort News Flash
A Rome radio broadcast reported that pro Nazi Iraqis seized the British fort at Tudbha, cutting the main line of communications between Baghdad and the area, in a developing World War II era conflict.
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New York
Rome
Na- HoAl Broadcasting Company
Iraq
Bana Hany
Tudbha
Bagdad
Imann Announces For U S Senate In Texas
Attorney General Gerald C G Mann announced he would run to succeed the late Senator Morrie Sheppard. He said he would serve Texas as senator with pride while continuing his duties as attorney general. The situation unfolds with rivalries involving James W Allred and Lyndon B Johnson and other Texas figures amid a crowded field of entrants and possible appointments.
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Gerald CG. Mann
Aternoon
Morrie Sheppard
Dallas
Texarekana
Sheppard
Mann
Texas AW
Méont
Supreme Court
Servsen
James W. Allred
Allred
Boverman
Astle
Virgil EB. Arnold
Houston
A.B. Harding
Fort Worth
Harding
Texas Democrat
Friends
Martin Dies
Orange
Sili
W. Lee O'Daniel
Odanied
Giso
James M. ‘West
Garr Collis
Dulles
Lydon Johnson
Johnson
Amon Garter
Fork Worth
Austin Capitol Corridor
O'Daniel
Texas
Hats All Wet as Mark Larks Hats All Wet as Mark Larks
Weather notes report rising Sunday temperatures to around 82 degrees after a chilly start near 26 with southeast winds. A Chattanooga murder case shocks the city as Mrs. Robert A. Cathey, 35, is found slain at home by her daughter, Marka, with signs of a brutal struggle and a death approximately two to three hours before discovery.
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Tenn
UIG
Robert A. Cathey
Chattanooga Traction Company
Win
Marka
United States Considers Buying Norwegian Ships
A surprise visit by Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway to New York sparked talks of the United States purchasing Norwegian vessels in American waters. The royal party planned to inspect more ships aboard steelmaker Bethlehem Steel’s facilities as U.S. officials weigh a potential sea fleet acquisition.
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New York
Olav
Morthi
Norway
United States
Techy Vista Une Stipy Nny
Bethlehem Steel Company
AL Hohok Kk. 3
Camacho Brother Visits White House
General Maximino Avila Camacho, brother of Mexico's president, met with President Roosevelt in Washington and praised cordial U S relations. He was accompanied by the Mexican ambassador Francisco Castila Majera and aides. Tomorrow the couple will be hosted at a private reception for Mrs. Wallace.
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INS
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Mexico
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Wash- Hogton
Francisco Castila Majera
Tomnarow
Wallace
Eleanor Roosevelt attends two coast weddings in Easter rush
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt travels by train to Washington for Easter at the White House then flies to Los Angeles for the marriage of her eldest son James. The Dedham ceremony of a Roosevelt relative is also noted in society pages as a gala event with Mrs. Johnny Cutting and G Wall Roosevelt listed among the family.
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Washington
White House
Los Angeles
James
Annenak Tleve
Eleannr
Dedham
Edward Proctor Eliot
Yorkhire
England
St. Pauly Bipiscopal Church
Charlotte
N. C
Ding
Ramelle Schneider
Johny Cutting
G. Wall Roosevelt
Brothey
Eaident
Yugoslav Defeat Report Signals Major Axis Advance
Reports from Belgrade indicate 14 Yugoslav divisions totaling 210,000 troops wiped out as German forces close on the capital. Axis gains threaten Belgrade with an expected occupation while British Greek defenders retreat in northern Greece toward the Peloponnese and across Larissa towards the Adriatic coast. Allied holds crumble as Luftwaffe attacks destroy Bosnian airfields and pound troop columns in a deteriorating Balkan front.
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Greece
Berlin
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Niss
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Stamian
Larissa
Rosarpa
Yauina
Adriatic
Winston Burdett
Columbia Broadcasting Gyskem
Ji Ankara
Miners Hoisted to Safety at Highland Creek Mine
My Verno Indiana April 13 The list of 10 trapped miners was hoisted to safety today from the Highland Creek coal mine at Uniontown Kr 8 short. Stone below here on the Ohio river A sink of undetermined origin at the mine tipple trapped the miners underground late yesterday The tipple was destroyed at a toss of 110000 as a means of evacuating the men.
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MY. Vernon
Ind
Highland Creek
Uniontown
Ohio River
Six Year Old Girl Struck by Night Driver on Guadalupe Street
Lena Lerma, six, of 1103 Roz street, was treated at Robert Bi Green hospital for minor bruises after being struck while crossing Guadalupe Street in the 2500 block. Fifteen minutes later police arrested Pedro Mares, 35, of 2909 Guadalupe Street, in connection with the incident. He was booked by police on a fault charge.
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Lena Lerma
Roz
Robert Bi Green Hospital
Guadalupe Street
Pedro Mares
Ety
Faltuye
Nazis Withdraw From Turk Line
Istanbul dispatch reports Allsgatisn and Germey-loops withdrew after a sharp Turkish protest. Bulgarians and Demans reportedly moved 27 missions toward the Turkish frontier near Bulgaria. After the protest, the Turkish line shortened by 18 miles as UK and allies reassessed positions.
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Allsgatisn
Germey
Bulgaria
Utey
A. Ranks Third in Week's Building Permits Dallas April 12
Dallas led Texas cities in building permits for the week with 230 087 dollars, Dallas placed third overall after San Antonio and Fort Worth. Other reported totals include Fort Worth 107 090, Amarillo 99 512, Austin 63 174, Wichita Falls 42 995, Lubbock 31 293, El Paso 24 888, Port Arthur 6 178, Corpus Christi 2 638.
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Texas
That City
Wis Ser
Jie Sm
Anlionto
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Amarillo
Austin
Wichita
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el Paso
Arthur
Corputs Christi
Boy King of Slavs Flees for London
New York April 12 reports that Peter II of Yugoslavia fled his homeland and is en route to London. The broadcast, picked up in New York, cites a royal rumor of a move amid uncertain conditions affecting the Yugoslav monarchy.
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New York
JNA
Peter Th
Yugoslavia
Allied Forces Crush Nazi War Threat to Hungary
MOSCOM April 12 report says Russia warned Hungary over its invasion of Yugoslavia and vowed action in the Balkans. Andrei Vishinsky told Hungarian ministers Moscow disapproves of Hungary's war against Yugoslavia and warned of consequences. Slavic minorities in Hungary cited as potential justification for Russian protection. Rumors of Soviet support to Yugoslav and Bulgarian moves circulated as Moscow eyed broader reactions.
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Balkans
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Andrei Vshinsky
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Ussr
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Slovakia
Hitler
Yugoslav
Dusan Simovic
Sofia
Bulgaria
Russaia
Vladimir Milanovic
Hungary Retakes Disputed Area
Budapest April 12. Hungarian troops completed occupation of Yugoslav territory regained from the Austro Hungarian empire under the Prinnon treaty. A Hans Barlan general staff bulletin says troops overcame resistance and reached all objectives. They crossed the Yugoslav frontier Friday and Saturday occupied lands between the Cathubs and Tis, with the first Yugoslav prisoners arriving at Pees.
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Prinnon
Hans Barlan
Stall
Herce
Hrnga
Wid ‘Tis
Vivers
Pees
Two German Raiders Sighted Off Mexico Coast
Mexico City reports two German sea raiders sighted off the West coast of Mexico below the Gulf of California. Officials issued orders to vigilant coast guards but no confirmation yet. The War Department has not confirmed the report, though authorities remain on alert with heightened readiness.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Gulf of California
War Department
Yugoslav Army Plane Crash Kills Nine in Oil District
A Yugoslav military aircraft crashed in the Rwunntin oil district, killing the craft crew of Lycee Affirore and six civilians, according to reports reaching Berlin from Bucharest. The incident occurred April 12 as the Slav Army plane went down, authorities said.
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CNS
Cyasn
Rwunntin
Arewid Gandealt
Crafl
Lycee Affirore
Nnws
Ardhey Dnb
Buccarest
Easter Reflections on Forgiveness and Christian Duty
A reflective piece urges Christians to embody Jesus teachings of forgiveness during Easter. It contrasts belief in the resurrection with widespread violence, calling for humility, mercy, and reform in Christian conduct amid wars and brutality. It questions why followers condone vengeance and urges living by Christ's example.
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Jesus
St. John
Christ
Terrific Disaster Held Inflicted on Germans
Athens reports a Greek British counterattack shattered a German panzer spearhead in northern Greece. Greek and British forces hold positions along a 12 mile front from Phorian to Vinitsa, destroying tanks and inflicting heavy casualties on German columns. Simultaneous Yugoslav counterattacks pressure German and Italian invaders near Skopje.
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Giteve
Germat Eohinms
Frank Field
Iruto
Phiorian Ast
Uielion
Larissa
Rupel Pass
Weather Outlook for San Antonio and West Texas
Cloudy with scattered showers in San Antonio and nearby areas. South to southeast winds fresh to brisk tonight and Sunday. Temperatures Sunday low around 68 degrees and high about 82 with a cooler 70 expected later. Sunday night may dip toward 58. West Texas forecast mostly cloudy with occasional showers and rain on Sunday as the 100th meridian region remains unsettled.
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Promenada Brel CT
San Antonio
Vielally
Texas
West Texan Cwosk
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