Italians Capture Greek Attacks in Albania Report
Rome reports violent Greek army attacks with artillery driven back by Italian forces in Albania. Italian Colonel Trizio killed as his regiment moved. Brig. Gen. Arthur G. Campbell promoted and reassigned to Camp Pendleton after command in the Mediterranean theater.
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Rome
Faseisi
Nes
Albania
Campbell
Camp Pendleton
Arthur G. Campbell
Hel
Kassel
Sudan
Burao
Somaiiland
Assab
Eritrea
Cmg
Abou
Norway Fuehrer Target for Bomb
London Dec 2. Serious disturbances arise in Norway after an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Maj Vidkun Quisling head of the Nasjonal government. A bomb exploded harmlessly at Frederikstad as crowds heckled him. he was then bombarded with abuse at Sarpsborg meeting needing police to restore order.
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Norway
Maj
Vidkuni Quisling
Reuter
Quisling
Frederikstad
Sarpsborg
Philippines constitutional changes win U S approval
The White House says President Roosevelt approved a Philippine constitutional amendment allowing two four year terms for the president, extending Quezon’s tenure. Other amendments restore bicameral legislature, create an independent electoral commission, and raise congressional salaries.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Philippine Natonal Assembly
Philippines
Manuel Luis Quecon
Yullippines
Senale and
Tiowse
Acheringo
Unicamers National Assembly
Interior Department
Philippine Congress
United States
Man Slugged In Robbery On West Commerce Street
Richard Roper of 2911 West Martin Street reported to police Monday he was slugged and robbed of 9.50 dollars in the 100 block of West Commerce Street.
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S. A
Richard Roper
West Martin Street
West Commerce Street
British to Pull Operations in Grecian War Sector
Cairo observers predict increased British operations in the Grecian war area. They say Britain will push into southeastern Europe to counter axis moves and may force Hitler to aid Mussolini within one to two weeks if Italian reinforcements fail in Albania. French forces in the Near East caution that German or Italian advances into Greek and North African zones would meet stiff resistance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Albania
Greece
Cert ‘Ain
Germany
Mediterranean
Bawe
Georges Catroux
Near East
Freich
Africa
Syria
Aide Assignments and Officers Shift in Second Division
An aide to Brig Gen Simpson and an assistant to the commander of the Second division are named. Captain Moore, now at Fort St Oklo, is a West Point graduate of 1824 and Inf School 1933, with General Staff training in 1928, stationed at 606 Graham Road.
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N Apl. James
Diqote
W. A. Sunpeon
Moore
Fort St. Oklo
West Point
Infantry School
General Staff Serval
Graham Road
Field Artillery Troop School Set
Field artillery troops will meet at the San Antonio Vocational and Technical School on Tuesday at 7:30. Capt. Frank W. Thames Jr, director, and Capt. N. R. Mewlendy will speak on Military Law.
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Field Artillery
San
Antara Tiultary
San Antonio
Zinc Sales to Japan Hurt U S Brass Munitions
Donald Oates of Revere Copper and Brass warns zinc shipments to Japan delay brass for U S and British defense needs. He notes 3775 tons sent to Japan in October and 1,042 tons in several 1940 months, describing zinc as essential for cartridges, shell cases, and other munition parts. He urges finding refined zinc or diverting nondefense uses to defense.
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Rome
N. Yo
Donald, Oates
Revere Copper and Base, Inc
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Dallas
Juvenile Runaways Reported by Bexar Office
Twenty five juvenile runaways were handled by the Bexar county juvenile office in November. Eighteen were boys and seven were girls. Twenty three returned home, two are held pending parents’ word. From Texas cities, Utahs, Louisiana, California and other northern states, arrests rise in winter months.
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Bexar County
George Pickens
Vexas
Uires
Twinois
Louisiana
Califorfila
Pickens
Morberty
Alwaya
Montis
Sender of Money by Mail Careless Sender of Money
Postal clerks report a letter with a name but no address or postage found in a file. Attempts to deliver, marked postage due, failed due to lack of sender's identity. The note hints at currency and missing clues to pinpoint the sender.
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Anderson
Dee
Air Center Chief on Inspection Trip
Bry. Gen. Gerald C Frame commander of the Gui Training center and Capt. W. J. Clinch adjutant Jel Tandolph left Monday for Florida on an inspection trip. They will be away for about a week.
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Bry
Gerald C Frame
Gui
W. J. Clinch
Jel Tandolph Fel
Florida
Southampton Bombed Again by Nazi Forces
London dispatch reports Southampton the main objective of German air raids last night with fires and damage suspected across the city. British bombers targeted Wilhelmshaven naval yards while striking Lorient Brest and other targets in France Norway and Denmark. Casualties and destruction described as extensive with many buildings damaged and homeless cared for.
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London
Der
Southampton
Huntein
Vit Gorth
England
Naval Bse
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Lorient
Brest
France
Norway
Denmark
Air Ministry
Staton
Kristians
Arma
Phanet
Channel
neWapaper
Adl Sires
Cherbourg
Pratce
Admiralty
Royal Air Force
Britain
British
Fleet Air Arm
Brith Watern
Timezone Mapping Pioneer Creates Global Quick-Finder
Allen T. Gibson, a San Antonian, claims to have completed a 1992 invention that maps world time zones on two hemispheric flat maps. The system uses movable dials to align sections with a 24 hour dial to reveal the correct local time within 30 minutes.
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Allen T. Gibson
Gibson
Arctic Circle
Auto overturn injures Mrs Taylor and six others
Mrs Ethel Caylor and two of her children along with four other youngsters were injured Monday when Mrs Taylor's car on Pleasan cen highway overturned three times. Julius Cudd aged 8 suffered a broken left shoulder and several others were cut and bruised. Hospital attendants treated the injured as Mrs Taylor said she swerved to avoid two autos and then lost control while driving her school-age children to Jose school.
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Ethel
Taylor
Robert B. Greet
Ui Road
An Jose
Election Staff Pay Checks Ready for November 5 Election
County Treasurer Sam Bell announced that pay checks for election staff including judges and clerks would be ready Monday. The notes indicate funds are prepared for the upcoming senioral election on November 5.
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Sam
Bell
Roosevelt Heads to Defense Cruise for Caribbean Forts
President Roosevelt left Washington by train for a Caribbean defense trip planned to include new fortifications near the Panama Canal. Preparations in Miami expected a warship voyage, with the president possibly staying through December 16 unless emergencies arise. He said he would return by plane if needed, and missed the Caribbean club dinner on December 14 for the first time since his inauguration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Minrat
Soine
Florida
Caribbean Sea
Stephew
White
Rapavyelt
VapoRub Massage Promises Cold Relief for Mothers
Advertised VapoRub massage claims to ease coughing and nasal congestion by applying a thick layer to the chest back and throat then covering with a cloth. It promotes deep penetration of medicinal vapors, warming poultice-like effects, and immediate relief, urging use for the family in many homes.
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Celief
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
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