Governor Chavez Seeks Mexican Uplift via U S Ties
The interview with Chi huahua governor Alfredo Chavez portrays him as a skilled cattle raiser and engineer. He praises democratic constructiveness, mutual economic cooperation, and welcome foreign investment while outlining Mexico’s plans to expand mining, ranching, and industry across its vast state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Leslie E. Claypool
Senor
Alfredo Chavez
Chihuahua
Hearst
United States
California
University of Juarez
Mexico
Republic
Aml
Orete
Gunman Injures Officers In Downtown Cafe Shootout
A 29 year old man opened fire at a cafe on East Commerce Street injuring special officers Fred Toudouse and Harry Ells and a bystander as he argued with patrons. He fled to a Karotkin Loan alleyway before surrendering to patrols. Toudouse and Ells were hospitalized for their wounds.
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Black Hawk Cate
Commerce Steret
Fred Toudouse
Harry &. Ells
Kelby Field
Toudlouse
Benny Sheffield
Lsted
Towestreet
Toudouze
Sheffield
Fred Lea
Blil4
Koepp
Dia
Alvovya
Ellis Waa
Germans Arrest Citizen of U S
German authorities arrested a wealthy New York engineer living in Paris, Arthur Julian Moultan, on undisclosed charges. The U S State Department in Washington is understood to have been advised as the news developed.
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Yin Berlimi
Arthur Julian Moultan
New York
Paris
State Department
Washington
Five RAF Bombers Downed in Sea Raid
Five British bombers attacked a German convoy and were shot down today, according to unconfirmed German sources. The brief report notes the loss in a sea raid context with no further details on locations or outcomes.
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RAF
Berlin
Weather forecast hints at rain for South Texas area
Distilled forecast notes a San Antonio man predicts possible rain Tuesday morning amid cooler weather. He warns that rain could save peanut farmers thousands by delaying threshing and keeping precipitation to East Texas, with light to moderate southerly winds across the area.
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San Antonia
Henry Jarboe
Peanut Fannie
Texas
Jarboo
East Texas
Bae Antonio
Sind
FDR to Send Army Group to China
President Roosevelt decided to send a military mission to China. Brig. Gen. John Magruder would head the mission, but details on its permanent status and size were not disclosed. Chinese Ambassador Tu Bith announced the plan after a 3 p.m. briefing. Hu Shih commented on the possible scope of the effort.
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Washington
Aue
Roosevelt
la Ching
Tu Bith
Hu Shih
John Magruder
Wife, Daughter of Mann Injured in Auto Collision
Mrs. Gerald Mann wife of the attorney general and her daughter Lala Ann Mann were injured when their automobile collided with a truck in Austin yesterday. Mrs Mann suffered a scalp cut and the child was bruised as they recover today.
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Austin
Gerald Mann
Lala Ann
New Army Jeeps May Have a Bite
Army tests at Camp Huntsinger Liggett show bantam jeeps possibly armed with 30 caliber machine guns mounted by Win tear seats as permanent equipment. Tests underway to prove satisfactory.
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Hunsjer Liggettonit
Finnish Capture of Viborg Meard
Stockholm reports Finnish troops rapidly advancing on the Karelian front have retaken the strategic Viborg Viipurit city, a move tied to recent Russo Finnish fighting and the prior cession after the war. The claim comes fromAffon binder and Helmi rumor sources noting the shift in control near Viborg as skirmishes continue along the frontier.
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Stockholm
Affon
Binder Today
Helmi
Ue Karelian
Fettina
Viborg Viipurit
Rvisain
Missing Youth Is Found Killed in Burnet County
Officers investigated after locating the body of down DB. Pitts Jr. 35 two miles north of Spicewood with a bullet wound. A .22 caliber revolver was found nearby. Pitts had disappeared from his home in southern Burnet County last August 14.
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Burnet
Down DB. Pitts Jr
Spicewood
Bey
Burnet County
Work Resumes at Kearny Yard After Strike
Kearny New Jersey reopens the Agandaven Tres shipyard as work restarts on 49 million dollars in defense orders. Navy officials report enthusiastic crews and aim to recover lost time from a 19 day stoppage tied to a union dues clause dispute. Balloting continues as ALF members seek representation and job security during the resumed production.
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Agandaven Tres
Vway
Pedeval Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Kearny
Defense
Wits
Marc O) Bowen
Navy
Ab Kening Tallawen
J. H. Korndorff
Federal Yard
Roosevelt
Toama
Wunllonk
Aals Pelt
Suday
ALF
Fennstt
Uyak
Ly Union
Red Defenge in Ukraine Crumbles Under Nazis Advance
German high command reports capture of Dniepropetrovsk the last major bridgehead on the west bank of the Dnieper and 82,596 Soviet prisoners. Nazi dispatches claim progress near Leningrad and counterattacks repelled, with weather hindering Soviet resistance as battles rage across Ukraine and around Novgorod and Pskov routes.
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Adolf Hitler
Dnieperopetrovsk
Dnieper
Leningrad
Red Army
Moscow
Novgorod
Simy
Neal
People's Army
Shely
Black Sea
Hitler
Ukraine
Semon Budgonny
Aasauit
Luftwaffe
Redl
Germs
Gael
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Forecast shows mostly cloudy periods late Tuesday night into Wednesday with scattered showers along the upper coast and Panhandle. South to southeast winds become moderate, temperatures ranged from around 70 to 98 degrees with highs near 103 in parts and lows near 70, extending through August 30 with variable cloudiness and isolated thunderstorms.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Liemont
West Wexng
200 on Strike at Packing Plants
About 200 to 285 workers at Mission Provision and Reegelein Packing walked out Tuesday in support of closed shops higher pay and paid vacations. Armed guards protected entrances at Reegelein with 1901 South Brazos and Mission at 1545 South San Marcos. Deliveries continued and some nonunion workers reported for duty as talks stalled.
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Mission Provision Company
Reegelein Packing Company
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ Union
Ropgelein Company
South Brazos
Misalon
San Marcos
Plas
AM Attiy
Navy
Willian Roegeleta
Unithin
Mission Plant
J. 5
O’neill
British Troops Ferried to Iran by Air Transports
American built air transports carried British forces deep into Iran to form defensive lines along a 500 mile western front as part of a broader Allied move amid rising Axis pressure. The operation aimed to demonstrate air mobility and readiness ahead of a planned Persian campaign, with evacuations of British families proceeding from Iraq toward Turkey.
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Simla
Badia
Abe
INS
Taq
Bellis
Kab
Kaniyah
Baghdad
Wanther Bureau
Logs of Gibraltar convoy ship and tug reach neutral Lisbon
The British Admiralty reported that one merchant vessel and a tug totaling 14 994 tons from a Gibraltar bound convoy sought shelter in a neutral port at Lisbon. Earlier reports from Lisbon said thirteen merchant ships reached safety after a two day clash with German planes and subs. The German high command claimed twenty one ships totalling 122000 tons plus three escort vessels were sunk.
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London
Lishon
Lisbon
High Command
Tusky Hava Guardians
Newest British Warship Ready Duke of York Completion
Great Britain's newest battleship the Duke of York, 36008 tons, was reported ready to join sister ships King George V and Prince of Wales. Shipyard workers labored day and night to arm the giant vessel. The alster ships carry 14 inch guns 16 5.26 inch guns four pom poms and several anti aircraft guns. Each carries four aircraft and one catapult.
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London
Great Britain
Suifts
Alster
Burglary Charge Filed Against City Resident
Justice of the Peace court on Monday charged Willan Louis Gorut of 1918 West Houston Street with burglary. Complaint claims he entered Elma McGee’s home at 2117 West Commerce Street on August 92 and stole 63.95 dollars.
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G. W. Hutton
Justice of the Peace
Bat Carrigan's Court
Willan Louis Gorut
Wde
West
Houston Street
Gorut
Elma McGee
West Commerce Street
Lowe
Germany to Oust Mexican Consuls
Berlin reports that Germany will withdraw Mexican consular privileges and close 18 Mexican consulates by September as a reprisal for Mexican protests against the United States. Germany also ordered the closing of German consulates in Hatty and relations with Cuba and Honduras have cooled accordingly.
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Germany
Berlin
Mexico
Sellon Hin
United
Blackfish
Prosaxis
Cormany
Hatty
Vefch
Cuba
Honduras
Invasion of Iran advances with limited resistance
Allied forces sweeping from north and south met only slight resistance as the two day invasion of Persia began. Teheran urged peaceful solutions while Germany and Turkey weighed actions. Abadan and Bandar Shahpur fell as British and Indian troops moved toward Teheran amid claims of minimal casualties.
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Tey Tle Arsorlatea Press
Dow
Iran
Persis
Middle East
Teheras
Ithese
Teheran
Tieg
AM Mansur
Britain
Feussin
Turkey
Wilhelmstrasee
Trai
Bavieb
Radline
Tabriz
Jolnt
Priza
Abadan
Shatt-al- Aral
Elf
Persia
Dandar Bhahpar
Quasi-I-Shirin
Tiarus
Bandar Shahpur
Caspian Sea
Germany
Tay
Cmme
Berlin
Sthiation
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Xoepp
Toudoize
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Viborg Meard
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Kelly Field
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S. A
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R. A. TP. Bombera
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