Uncertain Kennedy resigns as ambassador to Britain
Washington Dec 2 Ted Kennedy ambassador to Britain announced he relinquished the Leiden post after a White House debate with President Roosevelt. A successor is delayed. Kennedy will not return to England and seeks to devote efforts to preserving American democracy and keeping the United States out of war.
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National Guardsman Killed in New Jersey Shooting
Edward A. Zonoti, 19, a National Guardsman recently inducted into the regular army, was shot to death Sunday near Fort Dix. Maj. Gen. Powell said the death appeared accidental, caused by a discharge from a 46 caliber automatic pistol in the hands of Pvt. Victor A. Bivell of the same battery. A grand jury inquiry and county action were anticipated.
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Mayor's Secretary Resigns From City Hall Posts
The mayor's secretary switch leaves Mrs BC Wills leaving the tax department and resigning as stenographer to George Witte secretary to Mayor Maury Mayerlee. Kellar resigns, reducing the mayor's secretaries to four.
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Corpus Pair Hurt in Highway Crash
Two Corpus Christ individuals were injured in a highway collision on the Victoria road. They were taken to a hospital with cuts and contusions after their vehicle struck a truck yesterday afternoon.
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Expert Bridge Players Clash in National Tournament Opener
Philadelphia hosts the Smbrteanth annual national tournament by the American Contract Bridge League with 2000 players. Defending champs include Ralph Young Charles Solomon and Charles Goren in the open team of four, Mrs Young and Mrs Mitchell of Philadelphia, and Florence Hiratford plus Lewin Fremont in the mixed pair. Albert Weiss and Walter Jacob of Chicago lead the open pair.
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Boy Lost in Woods Kills Self in Calais
A 19 year old hunter in Calais Maine died by suicide after becoming lost in woods. He reportedly knew no way to seek help as cold and wet conditions prevented lighting a fire. His body was found with frozen clothes and burned matches indicating his attempt to stay warm. His friends Foster and Mulholand from Princeton were upset by the tragedy.
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Former Appeals Court Judge Dies in Houston Funeral Today
The former appeals court judge Charres EL Lane, age 4, died here yesterday. Funeral services will be held at a local church today. Lane served as an associate justice of the First Court of Civil Appeal at Galveston and had a long legal career at LaGrange. Survived by four daughters and three sons.
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Playgrounds Get Safer with New Suspended Basketball Goals
G O Hill superintendent of buildings and grounds reports outdoor court safety upgrades in public schools. Old posts caused injuries. new suspended goals will be supported by posts that detach from the court. Work at Douglas Linder School completed morning. installations continue at Boe Junior School Tuesday.
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Willkie Returns by Plane to Florida from New York
Former presidential candidate Wendell L. Willkie left New York on a private plane for Hobe Sound Florida to resume a port election campaign interrupted by a speaking engagement. He was accompanied by Mrs Willkie Mrs Helen Hollister and Charles Irons Goce the author. He said he would remain in Florida until December 14.
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Death probe started in picket fence death case
Investigators opened a probe into the death of Henry Lingberg Krueger 23 found with head wedged between pickets in a yard at 726 Cottonwood Avenue He was last seen earlier that day delivering newspapers Asrea the rear of 1048 Poa Honda Street Krueger died about three hours before discovery Police say he struggled before dying Autopsy planned under Justice of the Peace Otis West with inquest Monday
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Floresville Judges Exchange Confuses Local Courts
Judge Harry L. Howard of the thirty seventh district in Plordsville and Judge B B Cart of Floresville swapped benches in San Antonio. The two exchanged benches as Judge Odrr declared himself disqualified to hear several cases slated for trial in Floresville this week.
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A. and P. Employes to Get Yule Bonus
New York reports the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company will distribute 1.5 million dollars as a Christmas bonus to all its employees with six months of service. The plan mirrors last year’s bonus.
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New Publication Sketches S. A. Linte Mey Hogner’s Art
S A Hogner releases Alluring San Antonio Through the Eyes of An Artist featuring 116 etchings and drawings of old hotels and architecture. Hogner, a school teacher since 1935, explains art as a lifelong urge while the book pairs images with word captions.
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Reservists to Receive Temporary Promotions
War department orders reserve officers to submit lists for temporary promotions. About 120 reserve officers will gain tenure, including 600 air corps junior lieutenants, other branch second lieutenants, and 100 first lieutenants of the air reserve. Eligibility requires at least one year of service and recent steady status.
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Nomura to Leave Tokyo Appointment for U.S. Role
Admiral Kichisabura Nomura, envoy designate to the United States, announced he will resign from his post in Tokyo and depart to assume the new assignment on December 23. He will be replaced by the undersecretary of state for foreign affairs and both countries anticipate ongoing diplomatic ties.
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Final Rites For Miss Anna Ellis Held In San Antonio
Miss Anna Ellis, 78, longtime San Antonio clubwoman and historian, dies after aiding the San Antonio Daughters groups and restoring the San Jose Mission library. Survived by sister Mrs Florence Wells Dibrell. services set for Monday at 415 West Agarite Avenue. Her work included Texas history and preservation.
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Census To Reveal U S Population And House Seat Shifts
Washington December 2. The census will soon report how many people live in the United States and related details. Preliminary figures show 48 states plus the district of Columbia may total around 131,400,561, with apportionment data for the next decade. Expected shifts include California from 22 to 23 seats, New Mexico and Nevada to gain a seat each, North Carolina from 11 to 12, Oregon from 1 to 4, and Tennessee from 9 to 10, among others. The president will send the report to Congress in January. if Congress acts within 60 days, the new apportionment will guide House seats.
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Deputy claims gaming raid politics at private San Antonio home
The San Antonio vice squad raided a private West Commerce street home with 10 men arresting Deputy Ton Wallen and eight others after a penny-ante poker game. Chief Moonlight and Captain Strickland led the raid. officials accuse the action of political motive and press defense of the conduct as enforcing law.
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Stolen Pricycle and Toy Auto Reported From Winnipeg Street
A damaged notes describe thefts on Winnipeg Street involving a pricycle and a toy auto taken from a front porch. Entries mention J A Echols reporting $4 missing from Navp Street, and Mrs L Garcia saying $24 vanished from a Monterey Street cash register. Fort Sam Houston reference appears with a stolen payment bal from 800 block West C1.
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Classified ads mix leans on apartment and car sale
A fragment lists a furnished apartment at 498 East Asisache for 1932.50 per month and a 195% LaSalle sedan with wheels and original black paint priced at 465. The note references classifications 29 and 73 and mentions Mt B20 West Gramwezcy Env sale.
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