Hungary Envoy Quits Berlin for Rome
Rome, Aug. 18. Count Gekas, Hungarian foreign minister, arrived in Rome to confer with Italian Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Glance. Count Cxkey traveled by plane from Munich after talks with German officials and was to meet Count Clano before the Italian minister departs on a tour of inspection to Albania. The Hungarian visit to Rome is stated to be related to the international situation.
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Rome
Gekas
Itaian
Galeezzo
Cxkey
Munich
Aks
Graman
Clano
Albesta
Berlin Visit Stirs Speculation On Hungary Germany Ties
Hungary's foreign minister Count Stefan Csaky left Berlin after a three day visit raising strong speculation about cooperation with Germany. German and foreign press offered mixed signals with Rome noting no meetings with Hitler or Ribbentrop while Dienst aus Deutschland suggested closer ties. German authorities warned of terrorism reports as press coverage reflected prewar tensions and possible German demands.
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Berlin
Hungary
Stefan Csaky
Germany
Rome
DNB
Gsaky
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Ommrys
Polibally
Gecmat
Xten
West Rcetings
Neel
Poland
Floods ease in Alabama as relief aids mobilize
Flood waters from the Alabama River and Cahaba threatened homes in Belma and nearby towns. Red Cross workers report about 3,500 people displaced, with emergency taxions deployed to feed and shelter survivors amid widespread flood relief efforts across a wide region.
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Belma
Ala
Alabama
Cahaba
Red Cross
Inne
Jens Ailis Maybelic
Wood
Dallas County
Selam
Zporalon
Eiven
Portland
Slonder
Boied
Cris
Gambling crackdown widens across Michigan
Governor Loren D. Dickinson ordered state police to seize slot machines and arrest operators amid a campaign against gambling devices. State police report confiscating 20 to 28 slot machines in three weeks, while authorities defer to the attorney general for charges and investigations into gambling activity.
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Lansing
Michigan
Loren D. Dickinson
Tica
Iisto Ay
Thoring Read
I Ito
Oscar G. Olan
Kansas City Bans Grapes of Wrath From Library Shelf
Kansas City Aug 16 board of education removed John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath from the city library. Trustee Ira Gardнер branded the novel “queerie and indecent” while supporters argued it portrays dust bowl hardships. Mrs Annélie Moore, one of the writers, declared it poetry in life and faith.
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Kansas City
Kansar City
Board of Education
Jon Steinbeck
Ira
Crardner
Annélie Moore
Tally
Baby Chick Session Planned by Texas Association
A. H. Denke of Stephenville president of the Texas Baby Chick association says the annual convention will be held October 2 to 4. He will confer with C. G. Patiorio, convention manager, about attracting delegates. the meeting is expected to draw about 500 attendees and 400 delegates to San Antonio.
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Texas Baby Chick Association
Nla
A. IL. Denke
Stephenville
Denke
C. G Patlorio
Chamber of Commerce
San Antesle
Gillespie County Fair Opens Its 154th Year
Aug 1 Gillespie County fair opens in Fredericksburg Texas as the 154th annual Gillespie County exposition runs through Saturday. Livestock and pets fill buildings with cattle horses sheep goats and hogs while a pottery display and garden crafts attract attention. Daily features include races rides and carnival attractions with Friday designated as school children's day.
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Predericksburg
Texas
Gillespie County
Satuday
Funds May Run Out For Food Stamps
Federal farm officials warn funds may not cover applications for the food stamp relief expansion. Secretary Wallace estimates 30 to 60 million dollars for the year, with regional directors to be named for multiple areas. The plan shifts surplus foods to low income families via grocery store purchases using blue and orange stamps.
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iFi
Wallace
Wallace Riccany
Middle West
West Coast
Rochester
N. C
Tey
Santily Doey
Lonabates
Trrastiy
Thrift in Divorce Case Sparks Allege Swear Wealth
Milwaukee wife sues for divorce charging Ralph Thrift swore and flaunted wealth, claiming excessive spending and inverns. The case centers on alleged financial excess and marital strain amid contested assets.
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Milwaukee
Ralph
Phantom prowler terrorizes Elmendorf area encounters
A prowler in swimming trunks attempted to attack a woman near Saunders Tavern in Elmendorf area. Police chased the man after she screamed for help. neighbors joined, but the suspect escaped into the darkness. No injuries reported.
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Ban Antonio
Vlad Phantom
Priday
Ater
Raul
Tridenu
Saunders Tavernt
Woien
Wandlewig
University Ba
Bay Antonio
Elmendortake
Mts
Traffeau
Ian
Corrigans Back In City After Honeymoon Trip
Mr and Mrs Corrigan recently returned to the city after a two month honeymoon following their wedding at First Baptist church. They planned a cross country trip to San Antonio, Florida, New York World’s Fair, Washington, Detroit, and a stop at Kansas City, staying with Elizabeth Marvin at 667 Travel Road.
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First Baptist Church
Ss Antonio
Mier
Los Angels
Corrigan
Elizabeth Marvin
San Antoni
Negro bandits rob cab driver in early morning incident
An attempted robbery occurred when two Negro men held up Eddie Garela, a Bell Texico driver, at 410 West Mounton Street and stole $1.05 before ordering him to Dawson Street. The driver was then threatened and released.
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Pelday
Eddie Garela
Bell ‘Texi Company
Garela
Wes
Mounton Street
Dawson Street
Garcia
Weather Fragments From East Texas Weekend Forecast
Fragmented OCR weather note reports cloudy periods with light to moderate southerly winds. Foretells mild Friday night into Saturday with highs around mid 90s and overnight lows near 70s. Mention of variable coastal table and general warm pattern across the region.
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Barty
East
Texas
Lundane Wynn
Hitler to Lead Reich Army in War Analysis
French military observers report Hitler seeks active command of the army to rival Hindenburg and lead Germany in the next war. They cite Militaire-Wochenblatt and Welzell analyses showing his move from political to military leadership, with priests of caution and boldness shaping German strategy for a Europe-wide conflict.
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Hitler
REIGH
City Suit Declared Premature Over Police Fire Back Pay Bonds
The city of San Antonio moved to dismiss a back pay suit filed by Jack Davis, former assistant city attorney, contending the case is premature until the attorney general rules on the legality and approval of $480 260 09 in refunding bonds under the Spears law. The city argues the bonds cannot be issued or sold without AG approval, and the suit seeks a restraining order preventing bond issuance in favor of police and firemen. Davis alleges the city has not stated a valid cause of action or property ownership to be damaged.
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Sur Antonio
Jack Davis
Forty-fifth District
Davis
Texas
Autitori
J. Ira Kertheville
Plattsburg Battles in Northern New York Front
In northern New York today six separate battles raged as First Army troops went into action. Brigades around 9500 men formed an expanding front with infantry and artillery engaged in five major engagements, ammunition dwindling as forces maneuvered on the pinks of a gigantic chessboard.
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Plattseburg
New York
Death Follows War Attack In Houston Man dies at 33
Word of the death of her son Slayder J. FTN 33 as a result of an attack at Houston Friday morning. He was a native of San Antonio and educated through the local schools. The body will be brought to San Antonio for services and burial. He is survived by his mother Mrs Adelaide Carter of 615 Broadway and two siblings in San Antonio, Mrs John Vaun and Mr Fred Tscheulln.
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Slayder J. Ftn
Houston
Adelaide Carter
Broadway
San Antonio
Iin
Wo Atiike
San Au
Tonio
John Vaun
Mea
Fred Tscheulln
Bids on police autos and typewriters raise council suspicions
City commissioners voiced concern over bid similarity after 10 bids on patrol cars all hit 27935 and four bids on typewriters all priced at 182.13. Mayor Maverick and Deputy Mayor McGown called the pattern remarkable and urged rejection of typewriter bids. Other bids included 12 motor cycles, a postage meter, and a river beautification flood gate. Project funds include 245.00 for field work and 86% for weed control at Stinson field.
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Warentha
Cochell
Men'y Maverick
Floyd McGown
Louis Lipscomb
Mayerlek
Stenewe
McGown
Stinson
Alfred James
Black and White Ointment For Athlete’s Foot Relief
An advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment as a prompt effective relief for itching burning and torment from athlete’s foot. It claims parasiticidal dressing that is antiseptic and kills fungi on contact. The ad urges using with Black and White Soap for best results.
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Ethigte
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