Gandhi hints at barter aid for freedom in India
The Associated Press reports India's dominant party hinted at offering aid to Britain in exchange for immediate independence. Gandhi addressed the Congress working committee amid talks on a civil disobedience campaign if Britain refuses, while Britain warns of strong steps against disobedience.
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Final Rites Set For Mrs Stinson
Services for Mrs. Sarah E. Stinson 74 who died Tuesday at her home 715 Lewis Street will be held at 10 a m Thursday at Zilke Keams funeral home with Dr J W Darby officiating Interment will be in Mission park Mrs Stinson a native of Oregon had lived in San Antonio 35 years Survivors include her husband Herbert F Stinson son and grandson Stuart J Stinson all of San Antonio
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Zilke Keams Funeral Home
J. W. Darby
Mission Bourist Park
Oregon
Texas High in Employment
Texas ranked second in June job placements by the U S Employment Service. A total of 87 700 placements were made nationwide with California and New York also listed among top states. Texas active file stood at 2,?2,00, surpassed only by New York and Pennsylvania in totals.
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2100 Ohio Bell workers strike over wages in Cleveland
About 2100 maintenance installation and repair workers at Ohio Bell Telephone struck in Cleveland and other northeastern Ohio cities over a wage dispute. Pay for those workers ranges from 20 to 58 dollars weekly depending on length of service, the company vice president said.
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Publisher Hurls Lie At Salon and Congressman Holland
The Daily News prints an unsigned editorial by publisher Joseph M. Patterson defending the News and Washington Times-Herald against Congressman Holland’s charges. Patterson disputes Holland's claim of a political “self-bem victory” and asserts they are not Hitler followers. He cites family background and warns against encroachments on press freedom.
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Texas Sheriffs to Meet in Los Angeles Convention
The Texas Sheriff's Association plans a conference in Los Angeles from September 2 to 4. Sheriff Smoot Schmid of Dallas, the association president, says the convention will study officers duties in wartime. About 50 officers are expected.
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British Coastal Units Report New Channel Engagements
British coastal units including motor torpedo boats clashed with German craft in the Channel. A London report describes recent actions as proof that Britain has shifted to an offensive posture in naval warfare.
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Iran Premier Vows Supply Ministry and U S Expert Help
Iran's new premier Ahbad Qavam Sultatyeh said he planned to create a ministry of supply and asked United States experts to organize it. He spoke during a statement in Aheran.
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Fighting Wrong Enemy in Time of War
Editorial argues Patterson and Holland should unite against the Axis rather than attack each other. It recalls Patterson’s WWI service and Holland’s rank, urging editors and congressmen to focus on defending the Pacific and Atlantic fronts and repelling Japanese threats and U boat danger. It pleads for patriotic unity and national purpose.
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Civic group demands move to curb vice in San Antonio
A coalition of churches, ethnic and civic organizations meets at a local hotel to form the Civic Affairs council and seeks a citywide petition with about 1200 signatures to ban liquor after 11 p.m. Voices from Mexican and Black churches cite juvenile delinquency and prostitution as rising issues, criticizing city conditions.
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Fire ruins Ringling Brothers circus animals in Cleveland
In Cleveland a fire at the Ringling Brothers show killed or fatally burned 30 animals and prompted an emergency animal hospital for survivors. Nine additional beasts were shot. one dying overnight. Damage is estimated at 200000 with no insurance.
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Tires stolen as residents fear crime and city action
Reported in a jumble of OCR text, residents discuss tire thefts and security concerns. Video Flores warns of unsafe conditions and hides his tires, while Ed Webb loses two flats and seeks help near Roosevelt Park. City leaders face pressure as crime worries spike and calls for action grow.
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Rail fares hiked in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission for a fare increase on southern routes. Basic passenger rate rises from 1.65 to 2.5 cents per mile, reflecting higher operating costs and services.
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Soult
Hilere Plate Commerca Commissina Vadoy
Legion Opposes Convicts Enlisting in Army
Dallas Aug 5 Convicts are not to be paroled to serve in the United States armed forces the Dallas American Legion central council declared in a resolution adopted yesterday The measure targets a plan by Dr Ridney Lister chairman of the Texas prison board to separate convicts who wish to enlist and are eligible O Ewing Snyder district commander said the issue may be brought before the Fort Worth convention Aug 18
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United States
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Weather Summary From Tempe To Cheyenne And Beyond
A weather rundown lists highs and lows for multiple cities including Albuquerque Fort Worth Dodge and New York City. Temperatures appear across regions with scattered notes on conditions and times.
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