Asia Seen as Battlefield of Communism and Democracy
Karl H Von-Wiegand argues Asia will become a struggle between democracy and communism as the Soviet Union and China rise in power after Japan’s surrender. He notes Moscow’s plans for Japan, the threat to Chiang Kai-shek in China, and the broader geopolitical contest shaping the Far East and potential Potsdam concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Hiroshimen Literary
Stalin
Russia
Far East
Japan
America
Europe
Red Generalissin
China
Moscow
London
Tokyo
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Korea
Far West
Potsdam
Asia
Pacific
Tila
Chiang Kai- Shek
Ma ‘Tso ‘Tun
Chu Teh
Ohlet
Doxez
Gandhi
Nehi
Donan
Arad
Vet of 24 Years Service Dies in Victoria Visit
Master Sergeant Emille Pargume aged 49, a veteran of World War I, died while visiting relatives in Victoria. He served 24 years in aviation training and was assigned to the Army Air Forces Personnel Distribution center since December 1942 at San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center. Interment will be in the National Cemetery at Fort Sam Houston. Survivors include son Oswald Farrar and widow Mrs Iva T Pasquale. Funeral arrangements await arrival of a Navy serviceman from Tennessee. Canadian chemicals production has expanded threefold since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emille Pargume
West Street
Vinary Savite
Victoria
Naonal
Fort Sam Houaton
Pasquale
Wind
AAP
Ban Antonio
Navy
Tennessee
Slopeson
Oswald ‘la Farrer
Iva T. Pasquale
IT SAYS HERE By Bob Hope from Bad Kissingen
Bob Hope reports from Bad Kissingen in occupied Germany visiting a press club once a WWII sanitarium. He meets Capt Horter Ishay of a Jewish infantry brigade aiding displaced people, notes Jewish units in Allied forces, and recalls signing autographs for soldiers and locals while sharing humor and weathered observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horter Ishay
Plan to Aid Handicapped Started in San Antonio
A new Goodwill Industries unit began in San Antonio to rehabilitate and assist handicapped residents. R L Reeder announced a 10 000 square foot building on five acres at 3300 Pleasanton Road bought for the program. The project includes training shops, a garden program, dormitory space for 60, and support from the state vocational board. Local backers and donors from business and religious communities seek $32 500 to launch, with $7 500 already contributed by the Milwaukee national association.
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San Antonio
Goodwill Industries, Incorporated
R. L. Reeder
Tocwlimil
Pleasanton Road
Coldec
Terrell Wells
State Board of Vorcational Training
Jack O. Deviney
Moational Association
Anadquarters
Milwaukee
Reeder
Daviak
Ooowil Industries
Citizens
Houston
San Aqlanto
E. Knowlton
Arthur
Hard
Dan Quill
Jones
A. FP. Shirkey
William Sajewitz
Paul Ehr- Unger
A.B. Meckel
William. Sinkdn
S. Mooreless
Renno 'Y
Clemens John G. Ross
R. A. McNees
R Ocnaldher Jr
J. &. Kizer
William Seipel
C. W. Miller
Manor LaBatt
BP. W
Solon Foresees No War Risk From Japan Downey Says
Senator Sheridan Downey of California states Japan poses little future war threat if confined to home islands. He notes Japan has limited wartime capacity and is impoverished after past devastation, arguing large occupation forces may not be needed. Other details reference wartime farm programs and historical context.
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Washington
INS
Sheridan Downey
Galil
Japan
Downey
Arber
Germany
RFC Offers Storage for Contractors in Texas Warehouses
Contractors may store surplus goods to free civilian production space. RFC runs warehouses in South Texas including Camp Normoyle Fort Clark Bracketville Laredo Harlingen and Corpus Christi with total space about 1 024 000 square feet. Local stock value tops 2 million under the Alamo National Building office. the nation holds 551 million in inventory. Over 900 planes offered for sale at San Antonio airport and Cuero. Thirty one cities named by army navy and salvage centers to move war materiel from plants to support civilian output, said Brig Gen David N Hauseman director of the Readjustment Division.
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South Texas
Andrews
Look Rfc
Camp Normoyle
Old Halls
Commerce Street
Fort Clark
Brackettville
Laredo
Harlingen
Corpus Christi
Alamo National Building
HFO
San Antonio
Cuera
Andrewa
Army
Navy
REC x
David N. Hause~man
Army Service Forces
Washington, D. C
Army to Hold Sale of Surpluses at Fort Sam Houston
Army officials announce a public surplus sale at Fort Sam Houston and Kelly Field over the next two days. Fort Sam Houston offerings include iron bedsteads bed springs sinks wheelbarrows anvils augers hick ets drills drinking fountains hammers heater coils dry water paint tips navs raido and phone catl ment rope wire baskets flashlights Cupidars knives and misc. kitchen items. Kelly Field lists packing cas ts and boxes and cards of kind ling and crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Kelly Field
Woodwork Contest Slated at Gasslano Park
The city recreation department will sponsor a woodwork contest at Gasslano Park with ribbons for top woodcraft across summer at playgrounds. Three contests accompany it: a wall driving relay a speed sawing rally and an accuracy straight line sawing event.
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City Recreation Mepartment
Gasslano Park
British Socialist Victory Aid In Democratizing Europe
In a London dispatch dated Aug 18, Rt Hon L. Amery argues Europe is splitting east and west along lines of communism and democracy. He notes Britain has swung left yet remains committed to free political and economic order, while western Europe may move toward coordinated regional systems under U.S. and British influence. He sees two political traditions at work and predicts Britain will pursue bilateral and group trade agreements to avoid autarky, with postwar economic planning expanding across Europe and tempering Soviet influence.
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RT. Ho’ Hyorta
Gabe
Serretziyeltten
Tay Tee
London
INS
Europe
Tlubeth
Trieste
Britain
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Dony
United States
Russla
Attlee
Bevin
Chattenill
Eden Jett
America
Russia
Amery
AU Pighis Menervert
Sum Uy
Germany
Western Europe
Need for Tin and Fats Remains Acute in War Aid
Tom Conroy of the WPB urges San Antonians to continue conserving tin cans and fats for war needs. He notes it will take long to mine sufficient tin and to recover tin from aide materials used in surgical and medical equipment. Tin Can Day will be observed as the last Wednesday and Thursday of each month with cans placed in a separate container for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San ‘Antonians
Bethday
Tom Conroy
WPB
Majestic
Conroy
Argentina Demos Rally Against Government Measures
Argentina Demos issued a statement praising Allied victory and protesting government actions suppressing celebrations. University professors announced classes would be suspended for two days to honor victims of police action during recent demonstrations. Students voted to stage a protest strike when President Edelmire Purrell returns from his trip La Paras quay. Several persons were known yesterday as police continued to curb victory demonstrations.
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Argentina
Demos
Edelmire Purrell
la Paras Quay
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Karl H. Von-Wiegand
Karl A. von Wiegand
Hearst Newspapers
India
Jchina
Pakistan
Ameren
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Soyuz Russk
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Ching
Tibet
Taddla
Potadam
Port Arthur
Darren
Soviet
Chirin
Pacific Ly
Canada
Alamo
Broadway
Bob Hope
Bad Kissingen
As Press Club
War 2 Sanitarium
Bath
Saratoga Springs
Captain Ishey
Lwyer
Palestine
Sérysice
Bad Neustadt
Ninth Air Force
Olph
Hofsted
Neale
Patty
June
Ruth
King Frot
Solon
RFC
King
Weas Synd
Tne
Lutheran Christian Day Schools OF
At, Paul Lutheran School
Roreuarmah and
Kinney
Stu Kinfergarten
Rlementary
Junn
Tor Elgh
Katoh
Redalmet Lutheran School
SU Vrederlekehnyw
Rae
Wwe
Trinity Sianeste Suthegan Schhoe
Getosa
Calvary Dutharay Soromn
Mt, Olive Tutheran Sovool
AEE
St. Kindarwar Nm
Jonlorleh
Musaperlee
Moly
Dutmray Aindhagarten Kew Wrauntele
Ianekn
Wlador
Meyer Katz
Stoske's
Parbeau Studio
Joske
Tha Alamo
Vlalidren
Curtain Dept
P.A
O.P.A
Inc
C.O.D
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