United Nations Troops Hold Out on Panay and Timor
United Nations forces remained in jungle resistance on Panay and Timor islands as MacArthur’s headquarters reported Allied air strikes at Rabaul and ongoing battles in Timor. Filipino fighters were active on Mount Baloy in Panay amid heavy bombardment as Japanese invaders pressed on Cebu and Negros.
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Timor
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Australis
Rabaul
New Britain
Brady Interment At Carrizo Springs
Josephine Brady 23 of Carrizo Springs died today at local hospital and will be interred in Carrizo Springs Friday morning. Survived by husband Paul H. Brady daughters Mrs Beott Pogues and Miss Frenees Brady and several others including brothers G A and Burton and Loven Hall. arrangements by Brett-Krams Funeral Home.
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Josephine Brady
Carrizo Springs
Lorak
Paul H. Brady
Beott Pogues
Frenees Brady
Fons
Milton
Richard
Etster's
Leons Griffin
Agnes Hearn
Floyd Wrigit
C. A Martin
Edwin Hin
3. Taylor
G. A
Burton
Loven Hall
Bretk-Krarns Funeral Home
D A R Sponsors Musical Program at Arneson River Theater
The Leon Night School orchestra directed by Fr A Chossche will perform Sunday at 3 p.m. at Arneson River Theater. Sponsored by Alamo Chapters Daughter of the American Revolution Tae Tech chorus directed by Mrs Bull Tinnin will join. Mrs Cayl Poolly reenent and Mr Edward Leighton chairman oversee entrance and support.
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Leon Nigh
FR. A. Chossche
Arneson River Theater
Alamo Chaptes
Daughterer of the American Revolution
Tae Tech Chorus
Bull Tinnin
Cayl Poolly
Edward Leighton
Gei- 75
AL House
Willy Airet
FDR Defers Inflation Talk in Powerfully Timed Message
Washington April 28 The White House signaled President Roosevelt would send an anti inflation message to Congress on Monday while delaying a fireside radio address on the same subject. Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said the president was underway drafting the message and that a Monday delivery to Congress was possible. The president was to chair the first meeting of the board of economic welfare today.
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White House
Roosevelt
Congress
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Early
Board of Economic Welfare
Flier Missing in Plane at Sea During Gulf Search
An army bomber with Second Lieutenant Earl W. Clifton of San Antonio as co pilot is believed lost in the Gulf of Mexico after an empty fuel tank and life raft were found 60 miles south of Egmont Key. The crew included Captain Z G Kemmington Jr, First Lieutenant Robert G. Gross, Lieutenant James R. Rizzolo, Staff Sergeant Daniel J. Maloney, and Staff Sergeant Philip S. Wenk. A second missing aircraft departed Orlando earlier, crewed by Lieutenant Bernard Hillman of Baltimore.
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San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Airaepines Clifton
Sebringfield
Fla
Brownsville
Texas
Suir
Gulf
Egmont Key
Z. G. Kemmington Jr
Sebring
Robert G. Gross
Toledo
Ohio
James R. Rizzolo
Media
Daniel J. Maloney
Jackson, Miss
Philip 5
Wenk
Miami
Pureyit
Orlando Turaday
Lient
Bernard Hillman
Baltimore, Md
Week End Meet To Draw 150
San Antonio junior chamber of commerce members plan a weekend meeting in Kershville. About 25 will attend the local delegation led by Leroy Guess. The event expects roughly 150 guests and members.
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Former ROTC Head Joins Air Corps Police Duty
Captain Henry W Biapry, once commandant of Brackenridge High School ROTG, is reported to report for duty as an assistant police officer at the Air Corps Technical School and Seester Field in Mississippi.
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Brackenridge High School
Air Corps Technical School
School Janitors Demand Pay Increase in San Antonio
San Antonio janitors joined teachers in urging higher salaries through local No. 84, Building Service Employees International. President W. K. Jones warned most janitors will not work at current pay, urging board action before the 1042 wage year, while teachers relied on collective bargaining for possible raises amid high tax rates and scholarship standings.
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San Antonio
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Unis
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City Buys 12 Sedans for Police Department
City council accepts bids from Ormsby Chevrolet and Mitchell Motors for a total of 12 sedans with set price ranges and trade-in allowances. Plymouth sedans are included with specified trade-in values. a separate appropriation funds hangar construction at the municipal airport.
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Poltes Department
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Pordis
Jn. Mitchell
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Fiaseram Max A. Krueger
Areka Fre Hose
UV. 8, Rubber Company
Immde
Mulisipal
Age Bars Down on Naval Recruiting
The Navy reduced the enlistment age to fourteen for aviation candidates and lowered the overall recruiting age. Announcement made Thursday by the San Antonio recruiting office. Further details available at the federal building recruiting office.
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Tie
Federal
P T A and School Plan Charity Pageant and Tea
The P T A and Bén Milam school arrange a relief event with a parade of sandwiches cakes and a pageant tomorrow at 1715 in the afternoon. Participants include team and princesses portraying fairy tale characters with headlines and leadership.
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P-T. A. Wan
Nny Yellet
Feowntales
Bond Drive Starts on Air
A new voluntary war bond sales campaign launches tonight with a radio program from 9 to 3 30 p.m. Central War time featuring Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and leaders from business and labor. The plan calls for at least 10 percent of individual income to be invested in war bonds, with participation invited across sectors including agriculture and manufacturing. Highlighted figures include Wickard, Green, Murray, O’Leary, and Edward H. O’Hare, who earned the Medal of Honor for a five Jap bomber encounter. Rationing of Argentina rubber stocks was ordered by the government.
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Ieaders
Malness
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Niabor
Haa Agity
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Wickard
William Green
I. C
Philip Murray
O'Leay
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T. C. Canden
Railland Executive's Association
Lieut. Goundy
Edward H. O'Hare
Roosevelt
Legion Hosts Hospital Program In Kerrville This Week
American Legion Bash No 466 WO to Kerrville Thursday evening for a charity hospital program. entertainment includes Brooksfield glee club directed by David Griffin dancer Miss Heverlys Smit vocalist Miss Rosita Almaguer and dancers from city recreation department led by Miss Bertha Almanuer. Local Legion members listed among sponsors and organizers.
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David Griffin
Heverlys Smit
Rosita Almaguer
Papal Peace Program Discussed by San Antonio Catholics
Archbishop Lucey outlined The Papal Peace Program at the final session of the Catholic Association for International Peace in the Gunter Hotel. The plan promotes religious freedom, national independence, economic solidarity, domestic reform, and an international peace organization. Speakers included Msgr. John A. Ryan and Rev. B A McGoyan.
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Arena
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Faw
IDZA
John A. Ryan
B.A. MrGoyan
Department of Social Action
Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington, D. C
Gerald J. Schnepp
Mary's University
United States
Pulligy
Rio de Janiero
Panama
Lime
Latin America
Schnapp
U.S
University of Texas
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Castaneda
Peace Association
Archbihop Lucey
Catholic Conference On
Roberts Services Held in Lockhart
Patsey Sue Roberts of Victoria Street died yesterday at her home in Lockhart. The Alamo Funeral Home handles arrangements. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Roche, brother Audrey Lynn Roberts, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Fox of the city. Also, Lewis C. McGrew, 42, of 301 S2n Fernando Street, suffered a broken collarbone when he fell loading a truck at Davenport Company, 4501 South Presa Street. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Victoria Street
Lockhart
Alamo
Miss Roberts
Audrey B. Roche
Audrey Lynn Roberts
Mya
A. Roberts Eid
A. Fox
Fernando Street
the OF Davenport Company
South Presa Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Choirs Unite for 20 30 Program Sunday Sing
Members of church choirs across the city pledge attendance to back the 20 20 clube Sunday afternoon community sing led by Abbe Strunk aiming for a strong turnout and a successful event.
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Eity
Weather man of the club's songfest aims for bi monthly events
The weather man of the club's songfest as reported on Thursday says she and Tammy Reynolds, co chair, have contacted dozens of organizations promising support for a regular bi monthly event. The mass singing revival aims to lift public patriotism and reverence. The first event is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Municipal Auditorium. Warren Hull will lead the music program with a stage lineup including the Travis Park Methodist church choir directed by Frank Heberlein and the Harlan dale High School Novel Glee Club directed by Mildred Foreman. Local church choirs and high school glee clubs will join in the assembly. Songs feature patriotic and religious selections.
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Attree
Tammy Reynolds
San Ailantana
Audstorham
Warren Hull
Mirisen Square Presbyterian Church
Waltde
Dunham
OTN
Bbe
Travis Park Methodiist Church Choir
Frank Heberlein
Shirley Temple Receives Diamond On Fourteenth Birthday
Hollywood report says Shirley Temple, on her fourteenth birthday, received her first diamond in a ring from her father George Temple. She notes growing up, with changes in appearance and independence, while continuing studies at Westlake School for Girls.
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Shirley Temple
George Temple
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Westlake School
Dallas Floods Prompt Warning Of Higher Waters
Weather bureau warns of possible high waters within 24 hours after Dallas county flood damage estimated at 1 million dollars. Weather observer A M Hamrick cautions refugees not to return to Tow industrial area homes yet as thunderstorms forecast for Dallas sector. Six hundred families begin returning to their homes after fleeing earlier in the week amid the worst flood in memory.
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Weather Bureau
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Dalles
Texas Military Parade Friday in San Antonio
A military parade was held Friday at Panther Field San Antonio with Cadets reviewed by Albert Tucker head of R C T O. Competitions included rifle drill shelter tent erecton platoon and equipment races. Judges were Mal B Ou Murph Capt N F Wiis and Theub Goffman. Trinity measured 36.1 feet and falling. Figorl Tevel at 28 feet.
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S.nual
Dey
Panther Field
Ol. Albert Tucker
Wolts
San Antonio
Mal. B. Ou Murph
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Theub
L. Goffman
Liniment Fire Tragedy Claims Man at Camp Street
John Buswell aged 44 of 241 Camp Street died at Robert B. Green Hospital after a liniment on his legs ignited when he came too near a flame. He suffered first to third degree burns on his legs and his clothing caught fire as the mishap occurred. Firemen caution the liniment used was highly inflammable.
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John Buswell
Camp Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
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