Federal agent Griffin dies. San Antonio liquor raid noted
Russell Griffin of Fort Sam Houston, a U S customs veteran who owned a famed black fox terrier known for ferreting out hidden stills, died at 59. He served since 1936 after from Eagle Pass. Funeral Friday at Fort Sam Houston chapel with interment in National Cemetery.
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Nutrition Education Urged For National Defense Effort
Berkeley report notes a survey of 4009 households by the U S Bureau of Home Economics found half to be poor or in need of help. Dr Agnes Pay Morgan of the University of California advocates nutrition education and better legislation to improve American diet and health amid defense concerns.
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Hose Burglar Cleans Out Stock in Cincinnati
Aug 18 report from Cincinnati describes a burglar cleaning out stock at Kaufman store. Police say thief hid silk stockings and hose valued at unknown amount, leaving 4527 items missing. No arrests announced as investigators review surveillance and inventory logs.
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Red Warships Hit Near Kiev As German Push Stalls
Fragmented dispatches report Erinin forces claiming naval movements and German bombardments near Kiev and the Turia region. Reports mention German counterattacks across Lake Peipus and near Narva, with attacks along Leningrad’s approaches and fortress defenses.
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Army plans to free 200000 troops from active duty
Army officials outlined plans to release about 200000 personnel from active service as soon as 14 to 19 months of total active duty. The timing depends on unit location, training schedules, and ongoing needs amid the international situation. Officers and enlisted personnel eligible for release must apply, with release terms similar for reserve officers and National Guard members nearing 12 months on duty.
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Night Clubs Admit Draft Card Users
Beaver Jr. chief clerk reports several Beaver County clubs refuse to admit patrons under 21 by demanding draft registration cards. Officials found some venues signing patrons who are not yet 21, creating enforcement concerns at the QA district.
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Leave of Absence Absorbs Kansas City Water Work
After 25 years James Dannovan takes a leave of absence from his job as a hydraulic engineer in the city water department. His superiors plan to promote him to manager of all municipal activities, though the exact duties and timing remain unsettled.
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Davenport Named Captain in Western Railroad Service
Davenport is described as captain and signal officer at Good Fall Weld, stationed five years by the South Western Reif Telephone company. He served at a flying school in San Angel and was active in dispatches and duty roles before deployment.
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Piotol Snotes Wreck Lights At Night
Fragmented report describes youths ramming and shooting out street lights at West Aves and Santa Anna streets. Patrol notes a pistol incident near Santa Anna Street with unnamed individuals. police investigate thefts including seven watches and a $365 camera from a local store and a car in the 202 block of Maro Plaza. Warnings point to police confusion amid a citywide disturbance and a staff reshuffle at Eighth Corps area Headquarters with Lt. Col. Faulkner Heard preparing to depart.
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Gelatin substitute for plasma developed at University of Toronto
Reported by D N Taylor and Fr Waters from the University of Toronto physiology department. They describe a gelatin based preparation for plasma substitutes intended for blood transfusion in wounded soldiers and eyelants. The method uses a water distillate with hydrochloric acid and salt to form a gelatin solution, sterilized without altering properties. Canadian science reports note testing for molecular size and viscosity to ensure safe passage into the bloodstream.
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TWO CONCERTS SLATED INS A A
A free WPA Symphony concert will be held at Sunken Garden at 8:19 a.m. Tuesday with Walter Dunham directing the orchestra. The WPA Mexican Trio will present a second concert at the American River Theater featuring a varied program with works by May, Oteo Choco, and other composers.
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West Point Movie Planned by Twentieth
Hollywood gossip column notes Twentieth Century-Fox plans October 5 release of Ten Gentlemen from West Point starring Henry Fonda Randy Scott and John Payne with William Perlberg producing and Richard Mutchum handling the acting. The piece also mentions Gene Fowler authoring Fourth Estate and gossip about various stars and projects current in Hollywood.
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Were All Americans A Walter Winchell Milestone Letter
Walter Winchell argues for American unity and patriotism through a new song Were All Americans and profiles a young hero Mary Esther Wheatley of Hamburg. He highlights citizens conserving power in Knoxville Tennessee and praises democratic ideals, urging vigilance and pride in defending democracy amid war.
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