A Safer Judgement On Adolf Hitlers Past Trade
A Chicago reader argues against calling Adolf Hitler a former house painter. He says painting skill does not define character or intellect and that media snobbery assigns inferior status to some trades. The piece suggests Hitler would better serve in hard labor rather than wall painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Adslt
America
Adoll
Hough
J Hitler
Adolf Hit
Bentle Mussalini
Adolf
Iheb Adolf
Temsey Wilhelm
Ann
Mark
Whith
Tuasi
Smipysciky
Ikawiky
Shidit
Nout
Third Army Officers to Attend Officer Candidate Schools
The Third Army announces that eighty men, over 11 percent of the enlisted strength, have been appointed to officer candidate schools since January from special troops. Names include Leo Ta Soffa John J Whalen Wright Sallfriseh and many others from medical administrative finance quartermaster and related units with starts in May and May 11 at Carlisle Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp Lee Camp Barkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army
Army
Smith-Young Tower - Apt
Fort Sam Honeten
Frederick R. Lafferty
Carlisle Harracks
Leo Ta Soffa
John J. Whalen
Finance Department
Fort Benjamin
Harrison
Ind
Wright F.sallfriseh Jr
Camp Lee
Clarence J
Edward S. Luke
James M. Dyke
William H. McDonald
Camp Barkeley
Teoh
John Liptinsky
Elbert
A. Blott
Burglar Captured In Creek After Robbery Attempt
San Pedro report notes a burglar caught in a creek after looting the home of Consuela Hernandez at 214 South Laredo Street. The suspect fled through a rear door, fell into the water as an ambuled patrol and Louis Taubert rescued the soaked burglar, returning him to jail.
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Credit San Pedro
Military Rites Slated for Capt George Kees
Services for Capt George Daniel Kees retired, who died Sunday at Fort Sam Houston Station Hospital, are set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Alamo Funeral Home. Chaplain John F Gartner will officiate. Interment will be in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery with full military honors. Survivors include widow Mrs Meriwether Ry Rees of Nebraska City Neb and cousin Bil H Rees of San Antonio. Members of Sam Walton post No 16, VFW, will be honorary pallbearers.
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George Daniel Kees
Sntiirdny
Fort Sam Mouston Station
Alamo Funeral Home
John F. Gatrtner
Fort Sam Houston National Cemeery
Mewrietin Ry Rees
Nebraska City
Neb
Bil H. Rees
San Antonio
Sam Wourton
Vo FW
Air Corps Plans Student Reserves Meeting in Austin
The Army Air Corps proposes a program for college students to complete all or part of their education before active duty. A meeting outlining plan details is set for Tuesday in Austin, with Rev. Thomas J. Travachi of St Marys University expected to attend.
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Army Air Corps
Navy
Byo
Thomas J.travachi
St. Mary's University
Austin
Bed bug treatment blamed for property damage on Maverick Street
A resident reported to police on Monday that a blow latch ex hemination method to kill bed bugs damaged a mattress in the 00 block of Maverick Street, causing about $100 in damage. The resident does not recommend the method to others.
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Maverick Street
Inia
Scout Ryter Seeks Help From Troop By Warriors of Olive Street
A Boy Scout named Ghames Ryter from Trae Na residing near North Clive Street appears at Bexar Activity defense offices offering services. He states readiness to help as part of a local effort to make the world safer, supported by family ties to a battleship and an Army officer father.
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Ghames Ryter
Ryter
Trae Na A
Clive Street
Bexar Activity
Defense Saving
Comets
Walker
Helsing
Oklahoma
Clubs to Aid Soldier Show in Fort Worth District Event
Fifth district of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs plans a weekly benefit show for soldiers. The roster includes Margaret Radteff Darathy White Clementine Storly Gladys Baye Jocelyn Efnelbig Evelyn Veyve Myrtle Mayer Patricia Gari Winona Alisup and Autilia Betlijer. The event starts Monday at 6 am and features several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Margaret Radteff
Darathy White
Clementine Storly
Gladys Baye
Margaret, Rhinverg
Connie Mayes
Jocelyn Efnelbig
Evelyn Veyve
Myrtle Mayer
Patricia Gari
Aon Kelly
Winona Alisup
Autilia Betlijer
Thiel thief exploits pistol theft at Highland Boulevard home
A burglary report identifies A Thiel Tianks as the homeowner in a pistol theft on Highland Boulevard 1418. A note on a twreau raying thanks for something was left. O'Neal at Conners Aipaet reports a Patel owner attempted to cub a ScrrOH. A weapon's drawer and a 200 Block of Myin Avenue theft were noted by Ward Kenna.
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Roker
Ott
Hipiland Bowlevard
Thiel O'Neal
Conners Aipaet
Patel
Myin Avenue
Ward Kenna
Howe
Recreation Service Ends Amid War Time Reforms
Mrs. M. K. Taylor, recreation program director, announces suspension of normal community recreation programs for a set period. In Texas, WPA recreation workers engage in war services and civilian programs are limited to requests from war agencies for war production centers. The WEA provides leadership for armed forces communities near military reservations, with WPA augmenting facilities and organizing community activities under the Office of Defense Health and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Tayylor
Texas
WEA
WPA
Office of Defense Health and Welfare
Promoted to full colonel Ernest Harrison designation
Col. Ernest F. Harrison, native of Mississippi, has been promoted to full colonel by the Pentagon. He has served at Brooks Field and Randolph Field, and is now on duty at Alcobeck field in the Cuunh zone. He recently visited San Antonio en route from March Yield and to the Canal wine inst fall.
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Ernest F. Harrison
Mis
Foul
Pexan
Puninnia Coma Department
Brooch
Kelly
Randolph
Albreok Field
Cuunh Xone
Antonia
Wilson Howeth Wins Wings at Aviation Cadet School
An aviation cadet trainee from the army aviation program graduates from a flying school at Motherfield, California. The cadet, formerly a student at Totterson High School and Texas A&M, astonishes observers as he nears completion.
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Wilson Howeth
Bar
Wilkon
Sam
Min Wol. Payne
3Nly
Attonio
Naary
Army
Motherfield
Community Song Festival Unites Los Angeles Crowd
Nearly 1000 residents joined the Los Angeles event at Travis Park to sing wartime and patriotic tunes such as The Star Spangled Banner and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Local clubs and church choirs led performances under the war department’s guidance to boost civilian morale.
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L.A
Texas
Travis Park
Miniclyat
War Department
Ward
America
Travis Prok Methodist Ahurch
Harlandale Cles Club
Lois Kirkpatrick
Percy Barbat
Tommy Reynolds
Warren Imi
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Waller Dunham
Pune
Five Enlist Here in Coast Guard
Five youths are to be sworn in for enlistment in the coast guard. Recruiting officer Richard Nelson of San Antonio reports candidates Willand T. Wivins, Hal Marlon, Wilbur Jon Knox, Ralph Wil, and Ernest Fleming Mason. They will be sworn in at Arb Worth before heading to New Orleans.
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Fort
Uw Coast Guard
Richard Nelson
San Antonio
Willand T. Wivins
King's Highway
Hal Marlonis
Houston
Wilbur Jon Knox
VW West
Ralph Wil
Vani Solemen Ur
Kerrville
Ernest Fleming Mason
Arb Worth
Orledns
Rental Parley Aims to Address Housing in Defense Areas
Liew Gol, officer for the Elshth Corps area and secretary of the local fair rent committee, and John Zeller, head of the San Antonio Real Estate Board, left Monday for Chicago to attend a conference on rental and housing problems in defense areas. The conference of real estate men and army officers will meet April 26 at 2.0 Mey. they will return to San Antonio Saturday.
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Liew Gol
He Inomas
Elshth
John Zeller
San Antonio
Kentucky Derby Trials on KTSA Broadcast Details
Ted Buribe, CBS sports reporter, will broadcast the Derby Trials from Louisville on KTSA at 3:90 p.m. Tuesday. The broadcast serves as a preliminary to the Derby itself, with extensive coverage planned alongside the main event.
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Ted Buribe
CBS
Sports Repater
Louis- Me
KTBA
Lad in Hospital for Snake Bite
Joe Walter, 12, of Palort, was taken to a hospital Monday after a copperhead bite. He is listed in stable condition and recovering. the report notes the attack occurred near home and authorities are monitoring his progress.
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Lad
Joe Walter Aafins
Palort
Hilton
Baering Down On The News By Arthur Baer Satirical Parody
A fragmented satirical column mocks public figures and current events with exaggerated names and garbled dialogue. The piece references Adolf, Laval, Napolean, Laval and Marat figures in a nonsensical exchange, highlighting a dismissive political tone.
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Arthur Eo Baer
Taval
Adolf
Seniors Donate War Bonds as Graduation Memorial
Five $50 war savings bonds have been given to Peacock Military Academy by the 1942 senior class as a graduation memorial. The group raised the funds through social functions and dues, choosing to forego the traditional dormitory fixture gift. The academy will be authorized to press a memorial with the money.
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Peacock Military Academy
Robbers Hit Ice and Fuel Men In Two Early Morning Thefts
Robbers totaling 130 dollars targeted a night ice station at 3013 West Houston Street and the Alans Fuel Company at 603 Bren Vista Street. In the first robbery P W Fluitt received 50 dollars from the cash receipts and a second 50 from the ice box after a masked gunman demanded more. In the second theft two masked youths took 30 dollars from Erwin Menn, a weigher at Alans Fuel, while one bandit held Menn at gunpoint. The men were described as unmasked and masked, with at least one wearing tan cowboy boots and wielding a pistol.
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P. W. Fluitt
West Houstin Street
A. Ny
Flutié
Four Bexar Iris File For Election Weathered Names
Four Bexar county officials filed for reelection in the Intelllaws filing, seeking another term. County Judge Charles W. Anderson Sheriff Owen Kuday Tax Collector-Assessor P. E. 1 400 and District Attorney R. Shank headed the list as candidates for the upcoming primary.
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Bexar County
Intelllaws
Charles W. Anderson
Owen Kuday
P. E. 1400
Attortessen R. Shank
Shily
Woman Hospital Official Dies Here
Mrs. Marta Roberson former superintendent of the Medical and Surgical with the Robert an Green hospitals died here Sunday. Services set for 5 p.m. Monday at 403 Maverick Street with the Re Dy Millet officiating. Burial in Git Gonetery No. 6. Born in Nashville she had over 40 years in nursing and hospital administration. Survived by sisters Mrs. Bonner Wooldridge Mrs. Josephine Lamb Mrs. Veaneus Goforth and Mrs. Scella Paschal, all of San Antonio.
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Marthca Pliner Roberson
Medicel and Surgical
Robert An Green Hospitals
Sun. An
Maverick Street
Dy Millet
Git
Gonetery
Nashville
Techersmyy
Orlée Piraltent
Texas State Hospital
Amt
Mest
Texas
Aanertran College of Hospital
Prraldant
Altrase
Chierman
San Antonio Red
Illcrest Hospital
Tulsa
Okla
Roberson
Bonner Woouldridge
Josepine Lamb
Veaneus Goforth
Scella Paschal
San Antonio
Man Dies of Gun Wounds In City Block
A series of violent incidents occurred Sunday and Monday leaving one man dead from gunshot wounds and several others injured. An injured 44 year old man at Hideo street required hospital care after a head wound from an assault. A 3 year old Mexican national was held for booking. An additional victim sustained a five inch forehead gash from a separate attack on South Laredo street. A man named Frank Kovelt received a deep cut to the head after a bottle struck him at his home.
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Hideo Strent
Montavern
South Laredo Street
Frank Kovelt
Tatas
Trailer Burns at Roadside Parking
A roadside trailer burned near Mission road with only occupant W. J. Nixon unlisted address. Fire caused by unknown origin. Damages estimated at $206. The incident involves a single occupant, with details largely unreadable in the damaged text.
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Orlgin
Mission Road
Iteety
Umits
J. Nixon
Nis
Randolph Field Cadets Lose 85 Dollars in Theft
Two Randolph Field Cadets were victims of theft in a downtown hotel Sunday. Cadet T. C. Schmidt reported 95 dollars stolen from his wallet. Cadet J. L. Harding reported 7 dollars missing. Police urged witnesses to come forward.
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Randolph Field
Mieves
T. C. Schmidt
J. L. Harding
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