Japanese Seize American Hospital Mission in Kiangsu
Reported seizure of the Presbyterian Mission hospital at Tsaingkiangpu in Kiangsu by 40 Japanese military police aimed at the American facility. Three men and six women among Americans were allegedly imprisoned on mission property while Chinese doctors and staff were detained briefly before release. The action appears linked to Washington’s freezing of Japanese assets.
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Presbyterian Mission
Tsaingkiangpu
Ies
Tsiangkianepu
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Washington
United States
Ameran Hospital
Aged Mexican Man Falls Into San Antonio River
Papio Vasquez of 1602 West Travis Street died after toppling into the San Antonio River near North Presa Street while cleaning a large tin can. Witnesses shouted for help as Patrolman Testano and bystanders pulled him from the water. Doctors believe a heart attack led to the fall.
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Sur Mock
Presa
Henry Haensel
Torjgen
Julius Rodi
Western Union
Rado
A. BE
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Préss Street
Testano
Yielha
Elmer Debug
Robert B. Green Hospital
Deug Store Opersters
Swindle Charged In Check Fraud Case
Complaint filed in Corrigan's court alleges B A Man TE Rhetfeld of 20 Shenandesh Street swindled Alam Chevrolet with a $50 check given on February 2. Investigator Fd Mobrito signed the complaint alleging a worthless check.
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Shenandesh Street
Teace Bat Corrigan
Fd Mobrito
Alam Chevrolet Company
Bathers Paid for Stolen Clothes
City council approved payments for clothing stolen from three pool locker concessions at Brackenridge Woodlawn and Concepcion parks. Soldier Eugene Hinkle received 15.70 for Brackenridge theft, A B Bogan 10 for Don Bogan’s clothing, and Mrs Edna Sides 4.60 for items from Concepcion, with Hinkle returned to post in an army ambulance in his bathing trunks.
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Brackenridge
Concepcion
Eugene Hinkle
Brackenridge Park
Hinkle
Fort Sam Houston
A. B. Bogan
Don
Woodlawn Lake
Edna Sides
Concepcion Park
Italy Decries Pact Effect in War Talk
Rome dispatch reports Fascist editor Virginio Gayda denounces the joint American British declaration as failing to halt Japan's course. He claims Roosevelt and Churchill plotted a war tactic and accuses Washington and London of planning “hatching new plots” amid rising global tensions with Russia and Japan.
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Aus
Farrecheles
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
United States
Britain
Nazis Hold Legless R.A.F. Commander
An authoritative source said Wing Commander Douglas R. Beder reported missing two days ago is alive and a German prisoner. Efforts to confirm the information continue. Bataer was credited with shooting down a German pilot and was one of two RAF pilots receiving distinguished service orders.
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London
Douglas R. Beder
Jegless
U S To Expand Iceland Harbor Facilities At Reykjavík
A U S plan announced at Reykjavík details a vast improvement and extension of Iceland port facilities. The United States will supply materials and employ Iceland labor with absolute priority on use of facilities. Warehouse facilities are also being extended.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
United States
Japan Publicizes Peace Platform In Wide Japanese Press
Tokyo dispatch reports the eight point Anglo American plan for peace was broadly publicized in the Japanese press. An official Japanese agency notes Japan was not mentioned in connection with the deep separation, a point deemed significant by observers.
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Donel
Japan
Soldiers and Girls dance at Brooks Field in Sunken Garden
About 600 Brooks Field soldiers and 400 from other posts gathered at Sunken Gardens for a Brooks Field night dance. Chaplain McCarthy and Lt Col Smith welcomed attendees as the Brooks Field Orchestra played, with Miss Peay Marper among the dancers. Plans for an August 24 crowd event at South Mustang ranch were announced.
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San Antonio
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Zield
W Teloe
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Miss Peay Marper
Darlan Calls for Soldier Devotion to France’s Cause
Vice Premier Jean Darlan, newly named minister of national defense, told soldiers the road to victory lies in obedience to Petain. He promised unity of land, sea, and air forces under his command and urged officers and sailors to join the national revolution with discipline, continence, and optimism.
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France
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Na Wenal Defense
Prance
Petain
Darlan
Paris
Datlit
Napoleon
Ory
Tony
Orice Lal
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Darian
Vichy Discounts War Aims Program Statement
In Vichy Unoccupied France an official statement dismissed the Roostyell-Onurenlll war aims plan as insufficient to assure penne and justice, signaling skepticism about the program amid Aug developments.
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Vichy
France
Pia Wighly
Moeller led contract for San Antonio library addition project
City council approved 16042 dollars to pay general contractor Moeller for an addition to the San Antonio public library to house the Harry Hortzberg circus collection. The meeting also authorized multiple appropriations across departments including general fund, airport, and Stinson Field accounts, canceled parts of prior allocations, and authorized bids on tax department bindings.
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Moeller
San Antonio
Harry Hortzberg
Genera
Stin~son
WEA
Stinsoneld
General Fund
Frost National Beng
Pryrelis
General Y and Poten
Alamo Abetenet and Title Company
War Roundup Shows Allied Resolve and Axis Pressure
Allied leaders pledge final destruction of Novi tvyanny and urge postwar disarmament as eight point agreement emerges. Moscow reports German offensive being smashed and Soviet forces attempting sea escapes while Luftwaffe ships flee. French leader Darlan promises unified command for France's armed forces under Petain's state. Japanese premier Kiuchiro Hiranama wounded in pistol attack.
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Darlan
France
Petain
Kiichiro
Hiranama
Weather halts raids as RAF sorties patrol Germany
London reports weather over the continent disrupted overnight RAF forays against Germany and occupied territories. The German air force failed to mount any raids on Britain.
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London
R. A. F. Crom
Germany
Britain
Chile Considers Ban on Nazi Groups in Parliament
Santiago August 14 report states the chamber of deputies convened an extraordinary session and debated a bill to outlaw Nazi organizations in Chile. It also cites a claim that 95 percent of the army officers hold pro German sympathies.
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Santiago
Chamber of Deputies
Ilteir
Swimmen Enter Texas Gym Pool In 1930s Vandalism
A group of unidentified youths broke into the University of Texas gymnasium pool in Austin, dumped chairs and tables into the water, and used a hose to spray each other. They escaped before detection, with the incident noted in a local Aug 14 report.
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Doltee
Jay
University of Texas
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