Two Sisters Locked In Chains In Denver Home
Denver reports reveal two sisters aged 65 and 48 and 38 kept chained in their home as mental cases. Mae Adams, the mother, used a leather belt and dog chain to restrain Verna and Amy, locking one end to a bed post and guarding them in separate rooms across seasons. Authorities said the daughters, once free, may have harmed neighbors and were taken to a Chicago psychopathic hospital for evaluation.
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Denver
Mae Adams
Amy
Verna
Palice
Chicago
Young Morgenthau to Join Army in May
Cleveland April 23 Henry Morgenthau III son of the treasury head and younger Morgenthau announced he would enter the army as a private in May. A Princeton graduate he has worked with the Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority and the National Housing Authority for two years. His brother Robert is listed in the Navy.
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Young Morgenthau
Cleveland
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
Army
Jade Im May
Princeton
Spang! Morgenthau
Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority
National Housing Authority
Robert
The
Nowy
Texas Bakers Hold Election at 42nd Dinner
The Texas Bakers association gathered 400 bakers and guests for the forty second annual dinner and dance at the Plaza hotel on Tuesday night. Officers were re elected for the coming year including Otto Richter president George Jones vice president F H Ellenberger treasurer B Ti Braden secretary. Directors named include John Hardy chair Jake Golman Enrique Perez Bil Mead Jr Dave Pax Bill Finney Hoyt Craig Arthur Schneider G A Gates Mrs Moxy Sue Dustin Joe Cook Bob Ruhe Jack Donovan and Charles Ture. In the afternoon session W W Womack spoke and J W Clarence addressed the advisory committee of the War Production Board.
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Texas Bakers’ Association
Plaza Hotel
Otto Richter
Corgis Christi
George Jones
Waco
F. H. Ellenberger
Palestine
B. Ti. Braden
Dallas
John Hardy
Gainesville
Jake Golman
Enrique Perez
Brownsville
Bil Mead Jr
Lubbock
Dave Pax
Dalles
Bill Finney
McKinury
Hoyt Graig
Coleman
Arthur Schneider
San Antonio
G. A. Gates
Corpus Christ
Moxy Sue Dustin
Denton
Joe Cook
Bob Ruhe
Jack Donovan
Charles Ture
Houston
Bakers
W. W. Womack
OPM
J. W. Clarence
War Production Board
New Braunfels Sets Defense Town Meeting
New Braunfels will hold a civilian defense town meeting one day earlier than nationwide observances. R E Smith of the OCD regional office announced the plan, selecting New Braunfels with Mayor Walter Sippel coordinating. The gathering at Landa Park on May 1 aims to prepare for possible air raids slotted for May 2, reflecting wartime civic spirit and Liberty bond participation.
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New Braunfels
R. E. Smith
Office of Civilan Defense
Ban Anetonio
OCD
Smithy
Walter Sippel
Sippel
New
Britain Names Unified Staff Under War Strain
Prime Minister Churchill portrays a unified staff as a close knit, expanding command structure. Foreign Secretary Eden urged Parliament to withhold judgment until the white paper clarifies the joint staff concept. Critics said coordination among navy army and air forces lagged in Pacific war theaters. Brazil probes fire on a 4500 ton ship at Rio de Janeiro docks causing about 10000 dollars in cargo damage.
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London
Npm
Beltain
Lata Cncumistae
Churchill
Mmne Oe
Eden
fcrwaudnLed
Brazil
Rio de Janetro
INS
Dr Janeiro
Singfest Sunday Draws City Choirs and High School Glee Clubs
20-30 to Hold Singfest Sunday features Travis Park Methodist church choir and Harlandale High School Glee Club with audience participation. Edison stage music from Madison Square Presbyterian Church director Waren Hall leads the program with Tommy Reynolds and Street? 130 club co-chairs guiding community sing planning.
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Sponsars
Municipal Auditoriyas
Herve
Travis ‘Park Methodist Church
Harlandale High School
Angel
Battie
Autericg the
Waren
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Walter Dunham
Stege
Mildred Foreman
Harlandale Glee Club
Frank Heberlel
Travis Fark
Ehole
Tech
Brackenvidge
Jefferson
Tommy Reynolds
Shook Moves to New Quarters in Courthouse Office Suite
Attorney John Shook relocates with most staff to remodeled district attorney offices on the court house’s south wing. Buck Gittinger takes over the former Shook suite. M D Buck Jones and W P Camp share the new space. other officials including Benton Davies John Janice TH Ridgeway and Jesse Jones adopt adjacent offices as remodeling continues. Roland E Williams, Navy pharmacist’s mate, visits with Mrs. Willamina Williams at 100 Edmonds Street. Read and Tight Want Ades run daily.
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Tilstelel
John Swwk
District Attorney's Office
Merass
Federal wiretapping powers urged by House panel
Washington April 22 The judiciary committee approved a draft measure to expand federal agency ability to wiretap and intercept communications in cases of sabotage espionage treason seditious conspiracy and neutrality law violations The six month expiry could be extended by Congress or presidential action and applies to FBI Army and Navy intelligence during the war period The notice ends with an unrelated ad teaser about a home in the National Want ads section.
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Washington
Mons
House
Judiciary Comms. Inc
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Navy
Texas Lutheran College Music Festival in Seguin Set
South Texas high schools including orchestras bands and choirs compete in the ninth annual Texas Lutheran College Music Festival at Seguin on Saturday. Contests cover concert bands marching bands girls and boys choruses mixed vocal and instrumental groups with Seguin Chamber of Commerce trophies for top three and a sweepstakes trophy for high aggregate points. Highlights include a 2 pm downtown parade and a pageant at the high school athletic field.
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South Texas
Texas Lutheran College Music
Seguin
Seguin Chamber of Rammicree
San Antonio Broups
Torpedo Hits Argentine Vessel Victoria Off Hatteras
Navy spokesman confirms two explosions near the Argentine motorship Victoria about 300 miles off Cape Hatteras. Officials say the ship may have been torpedoed by an Axis vessel or hit a mine, with no nearby minefields expected.
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Verde
Cape Hatteras
San Antonio flier earns Distinguished Flying Cross
James W. Chapman Jr of San Antonio receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for his service in World War II. A UT Austin graduate, he trained in flying, participated in the Harriman mission and field operations, surveyed a new route from Russia to the United States, and served two and a half years with Pan American Airways before the award. His wife and parents reside in San Antonio.
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James W. Chapman Jr
San Antonio
University of Texas
Harriman
Randolph and
Kelly
Moscow
Nazi Drive. He Served Two Afd
Pan-American Airways
Chapman
Nazis Send More Troops To France
London reports indicate Hitler plans large reinforcements to France amid invasion fears. Unconfirmed dispatches claim 10 to 15 divisions may reinforce Rundstedt, with a full panzer division sent to aid garrisons near Calais as sabotage and transport losses mount in the region.
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London
Hitler
United Nations
Daily Express
Gerd von Rundstedt
French
France
Telex Grat
Norway
England
Switzerland
Uie
Calais
PP Ownen
B. B. G. Sale Inn
Cusheotigs
AUbbe Germin aethyi+ Ues
Ailiromes
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