Finland, Finland, Finland a war of sympathy and policy
A Finnish war coverage piece criticizes Allied democracies for promising support yet withholding aid. It contrasts past alleged sympathies for Finland with later Allied actions, noting England and the United States supplied planes and ships to Russia and Britain, while Finland fought alone. The Finnish president Risto Ryti defends security needs and condemns imperialist actions amid global tension.
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Petsamo
England
Russia
Pine Inn
United States
Haland
Vonderhearted
Columbia
Ocean
Walt
Englan
Theothle Demar
Nathan
Tuasia
Imuland
Russa
Colombia
Wnglind
Volshigin Sansomat Amberto Rispnel
Pro- Doitish
Enghind
Notsheyikalllanen
Sanomat
Royal Air Force
Britain
The
Remiitie of Inland
Risto Rytl
White House
Jsalds
Germany
War debate rages as U S considers indefinite service terms
Washington August 8 Representative Cox urged approval of an indefinite extension of military service as war looms. He argued the public supports the president and that war is inevitable, while Representative Fish condemned the move as part of a global conspiracy. Senate had approved an eight month extension. House hesitates for an indeterminate term.
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Washington
Cox D.gad
Georgia
Fish
H.B
Stimson
Warmaker
Fishs
House
Cox
Teeland
United States
Claims on Russia Denied by Japs
Tokyo officials rejected reports that Japan issued demands to Moscow calling for demilitarization of the Vladivostok area a demilitarized Russo Manchukuoan frontier and Soviet economic concessions to Japan in Siberia claiming the story is pure nonsense The London Daily Express had claimed Japan demanded Russian stipulations including not granting strategic bases to the United States
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Russia
Tokyo
Aug
INS
Onion
Japan
Moscow
London
INSI
Iondan Daily Express
Vladivostok
Siberia
United States
Woman Fined in Two Theft Cases by County Court Judge
Marina Garza pleaded guilty to theft of clothing valued at 2.34 from W A Murray at 28 West Houston Street on June 20 and was fined 190 plus 20 costs. In a second case Judge Matthews found her guilty of stealing a $1 hat from Solo-Serve and imposed 50 fine plus 20 costs. Garza also faced a not guilty plea on the second charge.
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Marina Garza
C.J. Matthews
W. A. Murray
Houston Street
Biba
Riley pleads guilty in radio theft case in county court
Riley admits theft of an $18.05 radio from I. H. Harrison at 602 Mato Avenue. Judge McCollum Burnett sentences Joe Banpl to 90 days in county jail at Law No. 1 Priday. The incident dates to August 4.
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Riley
Joe Banpl
San Fernando Street
McCollum Burnett
I. H. Harrison
Mato Avenue
Inducted Blagoja B from Pontine Mich to US Army
Detriot reports the induction of Blagoja B from Pontine Michigan into the U S Army. The article notes a monthly pay of 21 dollars and references others who served in the Yugoslavian forces before conscription. The tone reflects wartime enlistment and compensation details with local names and places.
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U.S
Detroit
Blagoja
Clordje
Wich
Pontine
Mich
Baker
Ray
Milk
Annevicy
Police Radio May Blackout Threatens Southwest Texas
Police officials warn the Southwest Texas region faces a blackout of the police radio system used by the city police, sheriff, highway patrol and other agencies. An auxiliary emergency transmitter now operates as the regular system has been down for months due to burned out parts and defense priority orders. Anderson sought priority handling from the Office of Price Administration and manufacturer but faces delays. he has contacted Washington officials for help in securing necessary equipment and priority numbers.
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Tenla
Texas
Tals
P. K. An
Flerson
Willy
Ander
Son
Praneta
Anderson
Dunette Elly Connell
O. P.M
Nazis Denounce U S Pan Am Drive in Latin America
Berlin charges the United States seeks subjugation of Latin America by military and naval missions and aircraft control. German press to publish documentary proof of U S interference in Central American aviation through bases and airport expansion. Roosevelt accused of fueling the plan as part of a broader Pan American campaign.
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Berlin
United States
United I States
Cal Aviation
Central America
Civl Aviation One
Airports
Roosevelt
Wilhelmstrasse
Latin America
Nexi
Getvtee
Mensch Alin Deutschend
Heller and
Soul American Nnhos
Pacific War Situation Deepens Amid Inaugural Texas Governor Sworn In
Washington reports Secretary Cordell Hull urges Japan to drop expansion in the Far East to avoid encirclement as Britain signals limits to Japanese moves in Thailand. U S officials warn crisis at gravest stage while Britain builds forces in Singapore and Malaya. In Texas, Coke R. Stevenson is inducted as the thirty third governor in a dramatic capital ceremony with the governor elect’s family attending.
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Kingsbury Smith
Washington
INS
Cordeller
Japan
Far East
Armorice
British
China
Dutch East Indies
Hull
Uitwell
Dangar
United States
Britain
Thailand
Malaya
Thaland
Singapore
Pacific
Syria
Tekys
Austin
Aug
Roeteie
House of Representatives
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
Kimble County
Stevenson
Colorado River
Todd, Tawyer
Yanehman
W. Ler O’daniel
Iden
Leutenant Porier
Farner Dim
Ma" Ferguson
James Vi Allred
Tess Sterling
Bat Natl
W. P. Hobby
Don Moody
W. Lee O'Daniel
Homer Laster
Randolph Cadets Resume Triangular Flight Instruction
Randolph Cadets restart flight training after a pause. Students fly a triangular course under a blind-flying hood with an unhooded instructor in the rear seat, following approval from Randolph officials.
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Randolph
Fire damages home. loss listed at $900
An undetermined origin fire caused $100 damage to the home of Henry Rees at 1224 Rivas Street on Friday near noon. The blaze started in the kitchen, with two witnesses placing the event in the 1709 block of Division Avenue. Anita Adebale, eight, of 300 Hudson Avenue, was present. The property was rented by Robert B. Dee.
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Henry Rees
Rivas Street
Oon
Division Avenue
Anita Adebale
Hudson
Robert B. Dee Hos
Weygand Arrives for Vichy Talks
Maxime Weygand arrived at Vichy by special plane today amid reports of discussions on empire defense. The arrival followed Nouveaux Temps urging Paris collaborators to seek further German aid to bolster North Atlantic defenses.
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VICHY
Prance
Den
Maxime Weygand
Africa
Nouveaux Temps
Paris
France
Attlean
Wallace son wants action soldiers for duty in army
Camp Lee, Va. Pvt. Robert Browne Wallace, 29, son of Vice President Henry A. Wallace, began regular army duty today. Wallace said he had no preference for branch or post but expressed a strong desire to be in the field and not in an office.
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Camp Lee
Ang
Robert Browne Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Army
Tnday
Yanung Wallace
Te Cuap Lee
German Bundists Arrested in Cuba
Nine Germans accused of backing the Cuban German Bund and collecting funds for the Reich were under arrest in Havana. Cuban authorities seized several boxes and sought 22 more. Police indicated no members of Japan’s regime were connected, and arrests were expected to widen.
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Havana
INS
Reich
Regation
City Officials Attend Coke Stevenson Inauguration in Austin
City officials gathered in Austin Friday for the inauguration ceremony of Coke Stevenson as governor. Attendees included Mayer CG, Quin Street, Mestoner Paul E. Steiffer, and Park Commissioner MHetry FB. Hein, who joined the ceremony at the capitol.
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Mayer CG
Street Come Mestoner
Paul E. Steiffer
Park Commissiona’ Mhetry FB
Hein
Austin
Coke Stevenson
Rovdragr
AFL Approves Help for Russia and Defense Measures
The AFL executive council approved aid for Russia to help fight the Nazis and endorsed strengthening US defense and munitions shipments to Britain. It rejected an American expeditionary force to Europe, warning against romanticizing Russia while noting Germany remains the enemy. The statement argued cooperation with Russia is practical, not friendship.
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Chinago
Executive Council
United Brytas
Muséla
Yeeland
Brita
Europe
Russia
Riss
Skies to Do The Rumble Ahead of Antonia Weather
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts light to moderate southeast winds and temperatures not exceeding 88 degrees Friday and Saturday afternoons. Saturday morning may dip to around 74 degrees.
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Ban Antonia
U.S
Jarhoe
English Garments Shipments Reported in San Antonio
San Antonio customs officials Friday reported imports of eight large packages of woolen outerwear from Scotland. Deputy Customs Collector Guy A Belzons said the shipments, described as high quality knitted outerwear, were initially seized after attempts to move through the Nazi Diarkade, then sent to San Antonio for further handling.
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San Antonio
Jo- Cai
Scotland
Guy A. Belzons
U S Army to Take Filipino Camps in Manila
Manila reports the Philippine Army headquarters says all its training camps will be turned over to the United States Army in September for use with General MacArthur's fast command. It also notes that 10 regiments of the Philippine Army will be mustered into the United States Army under President Roosevelt's order placing Filipino forces under MacArthur.
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Manila
Brnppine
Army Headquarters
United States Army
Douglas A. Mecarthur
Bar
Philippine Army
Roosevelt
Macarthur
Arizona Town Reports Record High 127 Degrees
The United States Weather Bureau in Phoenix notes Arizona records a 127 degree reading, the hottest mark in state history. Parker is cited as the location of the record, with the assessment highlighting extreme heat across the region.
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Arizona
Flas
Phoenix
Avia
United States Weather Bureau
Hell
Parkee
Parker
U S Cotton Crop Forecast Below Last Year
The Agriculture Department forecasts this season slip to 10 817 000 bales of 500 pounds gross. The census bureau reports 1880 running bales ginned by August 1, lower than 32 000 last year and 197 254 two years ago, with 12 566 000 bales produced in an older comparison.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Jase Fear
Wie
Fureau
Treasury Seeks Lower Level Levies in Defense Tax Plan
Washington August 8 The Treasury urged Congress to widen the tax base by taxing millions with low incomes and cutting personal exemptions to fund a broad defense program. Morgenthau told Senate Finance a bill should raise more revenue and hinted at larger future increases. He outlined deficits and urged changes to exemptions, noting past cuts and possible new levels for married couples. The Ways and Means Committee rejected Roosevelt’s suggested exemptions.
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Washington
Defense
Creasury Morgenthau
Congress
Senate
Cain
Millbee
House
Mergentiau
I Ts
John L. Sullivan
Treasury
Vandenberg
Reich
Morgenthau
Flan
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means
Bforgen
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
San Antonio and vicinity show considerable cloudiness with local thundershowers Friday night and Saturday. Southeast winds, high Friday near BR degrees, Saturday low around 74 with highs near 88. East Texas experiences local thundershowers Friday night into Saturday. winds from the southeast and southeasterly along the coast. West Texas cloudy with light showers Friday afternoon and night, becoming scattered by Saturday. temperatures change slowly. Extended outlook indicates mostly below normal temperatures with local thunder showers.
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San Antonio
East
Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
U.S
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