Lindbergh Warns Disaster If U S Enters European War
The second installment of Charles A. Lindbergh's interview argues that U S involvement in Europe would bring disaster, while detailing his views on Germany's air power, Britain’s readiness, and the evolving balance of forces as he recalls 1935 to 1938 observations and the impact on his own life.
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Local injuries as pedestrians dodge auto in Main plaza
Reports from police show Pete Gabua and others injured in incidents around Main plaza and nearby streets. Gabua, 52, suffered a head laceration after stepping back from an oncoming auto. treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Joe Mercado, 37, received second degree burns from spilled hot coffee at home. other victims include Jame Williams, Thelma, and Carlos Cribila with various injuries. Washington notes domestic reemployment actions as soldiers return to jobs. Brig. Gen. Hershey urges a reemployment committee to safeguard veterans’ rights as about 200,000 men over 28 return by Christmas under the civilian transition plan.
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Defense Guard in Texas Is Largest in Nation
Austin reports Texas maintains the largest home defense guard in the nation with 14,588 personnel, according to a National Council of State Governments compilation. New York follows with 13,916 as other states show varying strengths amid a period of reorganization and staffing.
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Mobilization of Filipinos Starts
Manila reports begin mobilization of the Philippine army for United States service. Over 1000 commissioned officers report to mobilization centers on active duty to pave the way for ten regiments totaling about 30,000 reservists. They will come under Lieutenant General Douglas MacArthur’s command in September with U S army officers supervising.
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Japanese to Quit Philippines Not Planned, Says Official
Manila report quotes Japanese general consul Katsuni Nidra noting few Japanese will leave the Philippines. He cites about 600 nationals or 2 percent of the total who have already departed for homeland due to hardships from bombardment and war conditions.
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Legion 10 Remains Com D Foe In 1941 Context
Springfield Aug 25 The American Legion will not alter its stance toward communism despite wartime aid to Soviet forces. National Commander Milo J Warner told Athens Legion convention that aiding Stalin against Hitler benefits many peoples but does not change the U S view of the Communist party.
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Pension Board Allocates Back Pay and Widow Pension
The West city police and five pension funds will receive back pay from a settlement. Detective P. R. Halloran announced $492 from back pay to be used for the police and pension funds. The board granted a $50 monthly pension to widow Mrs. Annie Wilkinson, noting eligibility issues. City Attorney Victor Keller will review, with $1400 back pension dated from June 7. August payroll of $1775 approved. Keller to investigate Sam Applewhite’s disability claim.
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Post Office Group Seeks Pay Raises at National Convention
Aug. 22. A campaign for pay raises was expected to be renewed at the opening of the thirty seventh national convention of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks. About 2000 delegates have arrived. Aug. 25. Austin Minn. Mr and Mrs Frink Brandt Elgton Minn died from burns in a house fire that also took four of their five children. The 10 year old daughter survived.
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Plant program to spend 1.5 billion on new industrial plants
The Department of Commerce reports plans to expend about 1.5 billion dollars on building large industrial facilities. The push aims to expand capacity and stimulate economic growth, with the funds allocated across multiple future plants and related infrastructure.
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Paris Rail Sabotage Raises Tensions in Occupied France
Paris reports reveal a surge in railway sabotage across the Bay area with a car of Germans crashing into a cable trap in a Paris suburb. Fernand de Brinon appeals to workers to avoid endangering lives while blaming revived Communist activity for the damage. German authorities say the auto occupants were insured. guards tightened as hostages amid wartime sabotage fears.
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Japs to Restrict U.S. Made Movies
The Tokyo home ministry announced that from September 1 all American films and Japanese stage productions must obtain police permission for showing. Police have already banned the feature First Love and the western Destiny Rises Again.
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FADO COURSE TO BE OFFERED AT ST MARY'S UNIV
Registration of 15 additional students for the defense training course Radio and Electronics is being sought at St Mary’s University in collaboration with the University of Texas Briden urges interested to write W Warner professor of electrical engineering UT The course will be taught by Rev Bro Frank Hecker associate professor of physics at the downtown branch Prerequisites include algebra trigonometry and physics
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