Senator Bridges Calls for Force Against Tito Regime
Boston Aug 21 Senator He Styles Bridges urged the United States to act decisively against Tito's Yugoslavia calling the regime a Red puppet. He said relief to Yugoslavia should be cut off immediately and hinted at military options if economic pressure fails. Bridges argued fighter escort support and air power could answer any attack, tying to American air victory in war.
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Tito
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Stalin
Yugoslavia
500 and 2000 Pounds of Food in a Year Stomach Tonic Claim
Stomach gas and sour taste rob sleep and appetite. The ad claims 85 Tonic and 88 Tonic boost gastric juice flow to aid digestion, build blood, and improve sleep and energy. It urges readers to buy from drug stores, touting millions of bottles sold.
Yugoslavia Attacks On U.S. Aircraft Probed
A Rome dispatch says Tito’s location near Bled may explain Yugoslav actions against U.S. transports. US pilots allegedly used direct routes into Yugoslav airspace to avoid bad weather. In New York, UN questions arise over Yugoslavia’s motives and possible concealment, including port Trieste and covert activity.
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Bloom says UN can pressure Russia with sanctions
Representative Sol Bloom, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, predicts Russia will be forced to terms by world economic sanctions and political isolation. He notes the United Nations can act decisively in shaping Russia's fate, ahead of September's UN General Assembly.
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INS
Sol Bloom
DNY
Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
General Assembly
Old Age Policy Offers up to 500 Death Benefit
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance offers an accident policy for ages 65 to 85. It pays up to 500 for death, up to 106 monthly for disability, 100 monthly for hospital care, plus surgical benefits. Cost is 1 cent per day, $3.65 yearly. No medical exam. agents will not call. Send name address age and beneficiary details for 10 days free inspection.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Company
Postal Life
Kansas City
Weather Couple Catch House Prowler
Mr and Mrs W H Lamar of 1403 St Anthony avenue returned home to find a prowler in their house. He gave his name James Rudasill and claimed to repair electric wires. He was booked for burglary. Ernesto Dominguez of 1314 Flanders avenue booked for tax prowling in the 50 block of West Commerce street. Seven window screens stolen from 1930 Rivas street. A G Martinez of 1639 West Laurel street reported trousers keys and a wallet with $30 stolen from his home on 316 Lessington avenue. A briefcase with $30 taken from a car in the 300 block of North Alamo street reported by Pat Ware.
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St. Anthony Avenue
James Rudasill
Ernesto Dominguez
Flanders Avenue
West Commerce Street
Rivas Street
A. G. Martinez
West
Laurel Street
Lessington Avenue
P. B. Stewart
Alamo Street
Pat Ware
Beans Spark 15 Minute County Court Bicker
One hundred cases of surplus string beans led to a 15 minute dispute between County Judge Charles W. Anderson and Commissioner R. W. Stappenbeck. The beans, distributed by the federal government to county charitable institutions, caused a $22.80 demurrage charge when Stappenbeck delayed unloading. Anderson said the costs were unnecessary and offered to pay if needed.
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Charles W. Anderson
R. W. Stappenbeck
Stappenbeck
Anderson
Air Queen crowned Miss Regina Cromwell in San Antonio
Miss Regina Cromwell, 24 of 115 Castillo Avenue, was named Miss San Antonio and will represent the city in Harlingen's first annual Air Day after flying to Harlingen on Wednesday.
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Regina Cromwell
Castillo Avenue
Harlingen
Will Case Held Up in Pace Estate Contested Will
Hearing in San Antonio probate court delayed the will dispute over F E Pace. Judge Charles W Anderson paused proceedings until the original copy of a second will, dated September 6, 1941, is produced. The 1941 will revoked the 1940 will and left Pace's estate to his wife Mabel Riser Pace, a position contested by Pace's sisters P H Ridgeway and Clara L Stidham.
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San Antonio
Unty
Charles W. Anderson
Pace
Anderson
Mabel Riser Pace
P. H. Ridgeway
Clara L. Stidham
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