United States military service extends 18 months
An authorized government spokesman in Siberlin praised the House vote 203 to 202 to extend the American military service period by 18 months. He said some U.S. groups used defense measures against Europe and that the war was promoted by a specific faction. He noted the world now sees that large American segments oppose such war policies. A recovery offer via KTSA is mentioned.
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Siberlin
United Bisten House of Representat
America
United States
Europe
Curtiss-Wright opens $18 million Buffalo aircraft plant
Maj. Gen. George H. Brett announces Tomahawk plumes downed about 25 enemy aircraft between May 46 and June 23 as the Buffalo plant of Curtiss-Wright opens under government funding. Robert P. Patterson attends with General Brett officiating at the factory dedication in Buffalo New York.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George H. Brett
Army Air Corps
Tech American Curtis
Robert P. Patterson
Brett
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Juvenile Office Reports 195 Cases Handled This Year
County juvenile officers handled 195 cases, including 189 boys and 35 girls. Burglaries and thiefts accounted for the largest share. Juvenile officers eyed children to involvement, returning 14 to their parents. George Pickens announced Thursday details of the cases and actions taken.
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George "Pickens
Latin American Pilots Arrive for Three Month Flying Course
Fourteen pilots from Mexico and Latin America arrived at Randolph Field Thursday to begin a three month refresher flying course. Three are from Mexico and the rest hail from Bolivia Brazil Chile Paraguay and Peru. A second group is expected in February for a similar course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Latin America
Randolph Meld
Feld Offivia’s
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Paraguay
Peru
Pilot Club Will Meet and Serve Dinner in San Antonio
The Pilot Club of San Antonio will meet Thursday night at the St. Antony Hotel with Irma Grace Johnston presiding. The club board convenes at 5 33 p m and dinner for members is priced at 115 cents.
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San Antonio
St. Antony
Irma Grace Johnston
Jive Jams Police Radio Networks
Police radio broadcasts were disrupted when a San Antonio station aired jazz music during regular transmissions, jamming the shortwave network. Palriaimen and dispatchers reported the unexpected sound as a recent change in the broadcast band, creating an unusual on air moment.
Suspect Held in Auto Theft Case Across States
David Squires, 24, of Balk Take Chy Utah, charged with violation of the national motor vehicle theft act. He waived extradition and awaits a removal order issued by United States Matterial Ghy McNamara in San Antonio. The complaint alleges he stole a car owned by a woman from Alexandria Virginia on July 4, 1941 and admitted driving it through Idaho Wyoming Kentucky North Carolina and other states.
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David Squires
Balk Take Chy
Utah
del Tho
United States
Ghy McNamara
San Anetonia
M.C
PAT
Sejuires
Gel Hio
Balt Lake Nye
Squires
Alexandria
Syukes
Idaho
Wyoming
Kentucky
North Carolina
Bout Carolina
Broadway Nightlife Glitters With A-List Stars And Fashion
Walter Winchell on Broadway spotlights roving sightings of stars like Leon and Barbara Stanwyck, Dorothy Lamour, Marilyn Monroe era icons, and paparazzi moments. The column blends fashion, flirtations, and backstage chatter as celebrities pose, converse, and charm in a bustling party scene.
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Marx
Leon
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
Charles Hoyer
Dorothy Lamour
Petit Jew
Wynn Rocamora
Mary Kirk Brown
Marita Raye
Frances Faye
Mer Bhassis
Martha
Hazel Fortes
Harry Richmond
James A Wiley Funeral in Dallas for 25 year old
Funeral services were held at 1 a m Thursday for James Alexander Wiley 25 who died Wednesday at Santa Rosa hospital Dallas-born son of General William Wiley he had been a professor at the University of Tennessee later an architect survivors include four daughters and eleven other relatives in several states with interment in Dallas area after moving to San Antonio a decade ago
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Dallas
James Alexander Wiley
Santa Rosa
Wiley
Williames
Lafayette Bprings
Miss
University of Tennessee
San Antonio
D.T. Atkinnan
Huebter Road
Ing Dan
John Bollers
Houston
Harold Evans
Mae Deering
Chicago
William Gorsa
Washington, DC
Igns
Fames A
Wiley Jr
Apyinger
N. Mii Morace
Wiley Laf
Edwin
Monterey
Calif
Wilap Waa Nh Mimbey
The
Odd Felice
Minohie Lndaes
Tal- Ht
German Reaction Calls Roosevelt Churchill Peace Aims a Propaganda Bluff
Berlin reports two German spokesmen dismissed the Roosevelt Churchill joint war aim statement as propaganda. They noted German arms’ successes in Ukraine and cited an eight point aim including disarmament of the axis powers and a permanent system of general security after Nazi tyranny’s destruction. They also mentioned economic cooperation without detail.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Churchil
Churchill
Ukraine
DNB
United States
VFW Initiates Seven Members At Houston Post No 72
Seven new members of VFW Post No 72 were initiated Tuesday night. New members include Wirt Lieut., Hamilton Huey, GB. Co. Allen, Willem N. H. Zell, S. H. Taensend, Paul Reho, William F. Haglus, and M. L. Skinner. Ford R. Richardson elected deputy department inspector and John E. Loving deputy chief of staff. Members to attend Sunday picnic at Ed Gales ranch, 15 miles south of San Antonio.
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Sim -Houston Post No. 72
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Core
Imontes
Wirt Lieut
Hamilton Huey
GB. Co. Allen
Willem N. H. Zell
S. H. Taensend
Paul Reho
William F. Haglus
M. L. Skinner
Ford R. Richardson
John E. Loving
Post
Ed Gales
Sant Antonio
Man Rescued by Tea Kettle Hero in Superior Fire
SUPRARIOR Ariz Aug 14 Lack of equipment did not stop Bat Opus chief of Superior's Are deprtment from saving a man. A fire on a burning mattress woke H H Wallace who inhaled smoke. Howard Hiener and two volunteers helped. a tea kettle used to smother flames and artificial respiration revived Wallace.
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Suprarior
Ariz
Bat Opus
Auperior
Brett
Tourlet
H. H. Wallace
Amoka
Howard Hiener
Cremnan
Alten
Urey
Wallace
Cost of Selling New Bonds High In Bond Markets
Washington reports from August 14 that the Securities and Exchange Commission finds the average cost to issue new bonds is 24 per thousand. The average cost to issue a $100 preferred stock is 15.70, and for selling $10 common stock the average cost is 2 cents.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pretty Girl Held As Meter Robber
A 20s Oklahoma woman, unemployed, is arrested in Houston for breaking parking meters downtown. Police say she admitted to several thefts over weeks, including a July 31 theft of $12 and another incident involving meters valued at $2 and $4. She was found with a mall file used to pry meters and claimed desperation for funds.
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Homer Pyle
Buece Cae
Eaid
Funda
Jimmy
Atresia
Course Set for Cadets Review at St Marys University
A program to prep applicants for U S aviation cadet training will be offered by St Marys University Ibwan, announced by Brother Thomas J Treadaway S M president. The curriculum covers math, history, geometry, trigonometry and may include chemistry or physics, limited to those who pass the aviation physical and finish high school. Courses run Mondays to Thursdays from 7 to 9 a.m. under Lieut John W Goopar district recruiter Fort Sam Houston. The effort aims to recruit veterans and will culminate with a September 1 announcement by R K Mauph commander of Post 1533 W FW.
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U. S
St. Mary's University
Ibwan
Bro
Thomas J. Tread
S. M
Neling
John W. Goopar
Atticar
Fort Sam Houston
Els
Regia
R. K. Mauph
W. FW
Light Now On for Want
Local residents report the light is now on to aid visibility and safety in the area after reports of continued darkness and delayed public lighting services. Community officials urge patience as maintenance crews address the fault.
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