Germans aEEK ETE MGTORY plan to move on Moscow
German high command reportedly revised Russia campaign plans to reach the Urals by late September with a defense line east of the Volga and a drive toward Moscow and Leningrad. Observers in Berlin said a broader axis strategy included Turkey allowing German troop passages and a possible Japanese push in Asia, while a push on Britain hinged on Soviet defeats and Britain’s status.
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Bern
Switzerland
Red Army
Berl
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Caucasus
Ural
Ariraghan
Caspian Sea
Berlin
Ankara
Furkey
Germany
Iran
Persia
Caucasian
Lake Ladoga
Volga
Astrekhsn
Turkey
Middle East
Siberia
Japan
United States
Mas- Spaity
Portugal
Bngland
Napoleon
Peru
Near East
India
Indo-China
Burma
Malaya
Bridne
Britain
Live Stock Market and Fair Highlights at San Antonio Area
Texas livestock prices show mixed results with SHERWOOD of La Forts selling 17 head at 277 pounds averaging to 125. ALOZO PERLER of Mousson and LOUIS HOLTZ of Converse are noted with hogs and cattle. At Johnson City’s county fair activities run August 8 to 10 with coronation at 7:30 p.m. August 9 followed by fireworks and parades.
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CG. Sherwood
la Forts
Louis Holtz
Converse
Clifton Wheeler
Wye Yards
San Antonio
Alozo Perler
Mousson
Blanes County Fair
Johnson City
Readers send letters urging restraint on war news
A flood of letters to Hearst papers from San Francisco to Yonkers urges cautious reporting during wartime. Citizens praise the Examiner and Daily News columns, argue for keeping strategic information secret, and defend Denmark’s king against Nazi threats while praising American media for responsible coverage.
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Ville Danebo
Lincoln Park
Yonkers
W. R. Hearst
San Simeon
Calf
Mr. Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
Altho
Denmark
Ding
Das
R. William
Hearst
Tayman
Wolonel
United States
Uae
Washington
Britain
Mo Apsin
Hari
Orangelawn
Soldiers Shoes Too Small
Defense purchase officials report a shift to larger army shoe sizes, driving up the average cost per pair by 2 cents. The latest 1969-allocated buys totaled 196,008 pairs, with a median size rising to 10 from the prior 9, as demand for larger footwear exceeded expectations.
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Washington
Baldiers
BSA
Peillan
Rural school aid discussed at county conference
About 150 county superintendents principals and leaders attended a county school conference in the northeastern margin. Madge Stanford executive secretary of the equalization board led in Basrom 14 Story head of District 18 state education department absent. Dr E Moore president of the AdaMo district of it Titan Teachers Association announced several items for the national scene. March 12 and 1 the new music bid law and ve.
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Madge Stanford
Equalaation Board
State Department O
Basrom
Story
Didtster
State Department of Education
DB. E. Moore
Adamo
Titan ‘Teachers Association
Musi Sid Law Anid Ve
War Summary From 25 Years Ago Today
The report notes Allied and Axis actions with battles near Stanislau and Pozitares. It cites 305A prisoners taken by German forces, allied counterattacks repulsed, and aerial combat results. One year prior references include 15 flatina planes downed in an aerial duel and military service debates moving to the senate.
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K. A. FP
Flatina Planies
Tethys
Marke-Wadswarts Selective Service
Senate
Cinlitr
Mey
Conomy
Bandera Youth Survives River Flood After Ride
In Bandera Texas a 11-year-old boy nearly drowned after a rider on a horse was swept into floodwaters from heavy rains. The boy struggled as the horse swam and the rider clung to a cypress tree until help arrived. Rain amounts ranged up to 16 inches near Utopia, with roads washed out and a rising Sabinal River threatening area highways and ranches.
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Texas
Sanders Toy
Johnny Boyle
Bandera
Jonny
Johnny
Wes
Meding River
Sabinal
Utopia
Sabinal-Utopia
Red Armies Drive Deep Into Dnieper Front
Soviet forces pressed along the Dnieper toward Dnepropetrovsk as German lines yielded in villages. Front reports spoke of fierce fighting around Uman and on the Karelian isthmus with Russian troops holding key sectors north of Leningrad and near Leningrad.
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Dnepropetrovsk
Mr. Budyenny
Nateau
Unclear Cotton Market Report Sketches Abbreviated Trade
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered cotton market terms with prices and locations, mentioning New York and East Street. Notes resemble a stale commodity report with jumbled figures and names, offering little coherent detail beyond generic market actions like steady and forward quotes.
Grain Market Report from Boston and Nearby Prices
Market notes show corn and wheat mixed with quotes around 60 to 70 cents a bushel for yellow corn and white shelled corn near 60 cents. Wheat prices range from 350 to 402 a bushel, with No 2 red at about 34 to 36 cents. Hay values cited at 10 to 20 dollars per ton, with a steady domestic wine market and quiet grain futures with mild activity in Boston area trade.
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BAN Anton
Jonnron Uraas Way
Haston M Horton
Miz
Monte
Hine
Faustiinban
Alessia
Priena
Boston
Nash
Belfast
Molauens
Garces
Fight on draft extension heavy shows political clash
Washington reports a fierce struggle over extending military service for draftees with Democrats and Republicans divided. Leaders push for an 18 month extension while House members weigh one year limits and guard, reservist, and national guard service. President Roosevelt aims to rally votes during a recess as lawmakers try to salvage a compromise amid mounting opposition.
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Washington
May
D.-Ky
Roosevelt
Fough
Smith
D-Ved
War Roundup From Anveolated Press Covers Soviet, German Fronts
The report claims 10 German divisions smashed with 60,000 Nazi casualties and 141,000 Russians captured. Nazi high command says two Red armies wiped out and a third partly destroyed south of Kiev. Soviet high command reports bitter all night fighting with key sectors unchanged, Red planes bomb Berlin two nights in a row. Swiss say Hitler reshuffles after heavy resistance. RAF bombers illuminate Kiel and Hamburg raids as Luftwaffe strikes English airports. British warships move vast stores to the Middle East for the forthcoming drive.
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Rad
Moscow
Ukraine
Nazi High Command
Kiev
Berlin
Hitler
Kiel
R. A. EF
Hamburg
London
English
Middle East
Union Seizure Threat Amid Navy Plant Walkouts
The union seeks seizure of a key shipyard after a two week strike endangers vital naval production. Officials warn 300,000 workers in shipbuilding may face halt, while nonunion actions at Gulliss-Woent propeller plant in Catswell threaten orders over 100,000. 1493 workers employed. wage increase talks fail. Additional walkouts end with new contracts at Huntington and Billings mine talks called off after operator negotiations.
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Navy Department
Burd
Navy
Ulon
Propeller Craft
Junion
AFL
Ineernational Association of Machinists
C. I. O. Steel Workers
American Car and Foundry Company
Huntington, W. V
Todd- Galveston Dry Docks, Inc
Galveston
Texas
Billings
Mont
Police appeal for parts to repair city transmitter
Police radio chief Gallagher says the 1kW transmitter serving city and regional agencies is down. An auxiliary 1kW unit, built to run short, risks burnout and loss of central control while the regular transmitter is held up by national defense orders at Shelory.
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Lhe
Wie Gallagher
Texas
Gallagher
Hull
Bexar Facts partial notices and arrivals
A reading of Bexar Facts lists several personal notices and social items. Prances Brown returns from New Orleans, Max Blum writes from California, Max Skelton from New Orleans, and others like James Wilcox, Ralph Smith, Panchie Prasbel, Arthur Dawson, Bill and Clara Westbrook, William Westbrook, George Oges, Leighton Fischer, Jon Hard y, Louis Decker, and Raymond Edwards are named with varied activities in Texas and nearby areas.
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Max B. Skelton
New Orleans
Prances Brown
Vita
Memphis
James Wilcox
Austin 2
Har- Uogen
Mra Talph Smith
Panchie Prasbel
Kerrville
Nix County
Arthur Dawson
Prazzal
Bill
Clara Westbrook
William Alex
Snder Westbrook
George Oges
Loighton Fischer
Jon J. Hardy
Louis Decker
Honda
S.A
Raymond Edwards
Weather recap with humidity and rainfall notes and events
Northeast shower and humid morning with 84 percent humidity. Precipitation totals show 74 mg and a month deficit near 48 inches. Moon phases noted with last quarter and evening times given. General weather observation taken at 7 30 a m local time with seasonal events listed through August 26.
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Iumidit Fei A
Batutway
Vince
Td A. m. Aveuay
Araneas Pane
Whatier
San Antonio
Texar
Livestock Market Report From Primary Sale Barn
Representative sales at the weekly market show largely steady demand for good and choice cattle and fat cattle with veal and yearling prices cited. Strong weights and varied lots moved, with steers and cows trading near market highs. prices around 12.75 to 13.50 per hundredweight for prime stock and lighter cattle at lower bids. sales notes include weight brackets and occasional bulk deals from New York to Northwest regions.
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Poonvedis
Uberat
Aipely
Mae Helforg
Lamba Siendy
Eholte
Northweston Springery
City News Dance at K T Hall Austin Kwy Bat
Local notice announces a dance event at K T Hall in Austin Kwy Bat featuring Ade i Musi Lovtleast Band with advance advertisement and public invite.
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City News
K.T Hall
Austin Kwy, Bat
Fire erupts on Transiter tanker near Detroit river
Detroit authorities and FBI opened an inquiry into an air explosion and tanker fire that burned the 18‑foot diesel vessel Transiter near River Rouge. Five crew, including captain Rudolph Tremblay’s wife, survived as the ship was steered toward shore and water sprayed to keep the blaze from Molson docks. Several burned crew members, including engineers Francois Deschenesy and Edward Barbeat, were hospitalized. others were treated and released. The Transiter, carrying 800 gallons of gasoline for Canada, had prior trouble on April 22 with a pumphouse blaze until the City of Taranto rescued crew members.
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Detroit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Detroit Polize
Canada
River Rouge
Witts
Rudolph Tremblay
Oll
American Agricultural Company
Tremblay
Chemical Company
Francois Deschenesy
Edward Barbeat
Delray General Hospital
Jeamme Castault
Castault
Tago
Dub
Lake Erie
Capetain Tremblay
Ufelwats
Taranto
Park Stanley
Ont
Tur
Transth
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William R. Hearst
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Kia Mock
Hix
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