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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1940

Page

8

Willkie urges cabinet post or aviation reform

New York Aug 24 In a press conference Willkie, the Republican candidate, urged immediate creation of a national defense cabinet post to oversee air forces and aviation. He argued Germany’s rise shows air strength decides war outcomes and pressed for centralized aeronautics under one cabinet member. He warned of unpreparedness in production and training, urging rapid expansion of plane output. He also cited employment figures from the War Treasury Administration as election-year data.

New York Germany England WTA Washington

Discovery for stomach ulcers boosts relief with bismuth

Thousands pay tribute to a famed doctor whose discovery coats the lining of the stomach with bismuth to guard against irritating foods and secretions. Udga Tablets mix bismuth with other ingredients in a balanced formula to ease ulcer pain, digestion woes, gas, heartburn, and acid discomfort. Safe to use with money back guarantee, available at drug stores.

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Airport site price snag delays city plan

Progress on choosing a site for the new municipal airport slows as the North Loop tract near the Missouri Pacific rail line draws top interest. City leaders debate acreage, funding options, and financing routes while Altgelt favors smaller parcels to fit budget constraints.

Don Chamber of Commer Committee North Loop Road Missouri Pacific Railroad Io Flat E. J. Altgelt Altgelt North Loop Airport Committee

County vote parallels city results in county precincts

County tallies show Wood and Kilday votes close in several precincts with Wood 2163 to Kilday 3264 overall in the county. Maverick influence grows as he steers commissioners, holds sessions, and pushes policy while denying permits and shaping park naming.

Couunty Wood West Side Kilday John Huth Kildsy South Flores Woodlawn Lake Rock Quarry Tobin Hill Laurel Heights Goverment Hill East End Roosevelt Avenue Highland Park San Joce Los Angeles Canty Jeane Tex C. Ray Davis

City Officials Hear Debt Letter Over 21 Dollars

A high city official received an unwelcome letter from a local physician alleging a debt of 21 dollars. The doctor attached a traffic ticket and demanded the remainder after sub noting the fine, while City Attorney J. Walter Fiegenbaum in New York on vacation handles the matter.

Bagatelles Atorney J. Walter Fiegenbaum New York City Michael ITU West Side Owen Kilday Sheriff's Department H. L Dillashaw Stinson Field Dick Jeffrey Dillashaw C. BK. Quin

Old Lines Cut The Don Sees Maverick Vote Split In Bexar

The Don, analyzing Bexar county results from July 27, gathers a tally from statisticians on party loyalties and factional splits. He notes the Maverick candidates strongest on westward districts and Terrell Hills areas while the anti Maverick issue cuts across old loyalties.

Bexar Bexar County L Eny John Huth West Side Terrell Hills Alemo -Heights Donwold Alamale

Byrnes Denies Willkie Claim On Relief Rolls

Washington August 24 Senator Byrnes of South Carolina rejected Wendell Willkie’s charge that work relief rolls are padded. He said Willkie has little regard for facts and that Republicans regret not investigating before nominating him. Byrnes cited June and July employment through works projects showing a drop from June’s 1,755,000 to July’s 1,655,000.

Washington INS Wendell L. Willkie Senate Byrnes D.S Willkie Willie Works Projects Administration

Willkie's Utility Record Assailed in Northwest Speech

Solicitor General Francis Biddle, opening the Democratic campaign in the Northwest, assailed Willkie as a “mighty champion of utilities” and a “shining exhibit of big business.” He criticized the GOP candidate’s liberal record and his stance against the TWA, framing him as out of step with public interests.

Shattue Wash Hal

Willkie Plans Changes in AAA to Ease Farm Programs

Willkie adviser Bruce Hardy outlines anticipated revisions to the Roosevelt AAA. Emphasis on soil conservation over crop control, possible removal of compulsory features, and subsidies for soil friendly crops. Parity with industrial wages to be pursued, more county flexibility, and potential rent of marginal land. A farm-focused movie campaign will reach millions of farmers before election.

Gricagg Wendel Willett Roosevelt Bruce Hardy Indiana Agriculture AAA Mardy Haray Wilkie Charles L. McNary Hardy Willkie and Molly

Houston Woman Aids G.O.P. Drive

Mrs. Carl G. Stearns of Houston named director of women’s work in Texas for the Republican state and national campaigns. Announcement comes from campaign manager John W. Philp of Dallas. Stearns, active in Texas women’s work for three years, is president of the Houston Woman’s Republican Club.

Tdallab Auk INS Carl G. Stearns Houston Wuman Texas John W. Philp Dallas I Mty Stearny Woman’s Republican Club of

Student Killed in Loaned Car Crash Near Old Forge

Richard Bracks 17 of New York city died when a borrowed car failed to turn a sharp curve and left the highway just north of Old Forge. His companions were injured as the vehicle overturned in the incident reported from WTICA New York on August 2.

Wtica N.Y Richard Bracks New York University of Pennsylvia Old Forge

Georgia Governor Race Narrowed to Three Candidates

Georgia’s heated gubernatorial contest was reduced to a three-way race after Hugh Howell, Atlanta attorney, withdrew due to financial issues. The field now includes former Gov Eugene Talmadge, Agriculture Commissioner Columbus Roberts, and Athens attorney Abit Nix.

Atlanta Georgia Hugh Howell Howell June Dereupi Eugene Talmadge Columbus Roberts Abit Nix Athens

Colorado Flier Dies In Local Airport Crash

CANON CITY Colo Aig 24 JING Ben P McCormick 80 Colo Thin and New Mexico theater owner was killed when his privately owned airplane nose-dived from about 10 feet at Canon City airport.

Canon City Colo, Aig Ben P. McCormick New Mexico Adaplans Ganon City

Gillespie Waits Till November

Frederickburg reports the Texas Democratic primary decides candidates for key state offices amid high voter turnout while Collège County lacks polling places reflecting local GOP leanings. In Denver, a separate Army crash recovery brief notes a bomber incident and investigation discussions.

Fredericksburg Texas Colléspio County Pieri Silenc Denver TNB Special Army Wis Teponbe Bowe Army Ir Corps Leo H. Dawson Army

McNary Resting at Oregon Ranch

United States Senator Charles McNary rests at the Filer ranch home Fit Cone near Salem after arriving at Portland's Swan Island airport from Washington. He plans to stay until he formally accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination at the Salem Fairgrounds Tuesday. Local neighbors greeted him on arrival.

Balem Ore United States Charles Ky McNary Filer Ranch Fit Cone Salem Fairgrounds McNary Portland Swan Island Salem Washington

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