Secrets and The Old Burton Estate Haunt Kay Wentworth
Kay Wentworth recalls a vanished husband and a buried past as she uncovers ties to the Burton estate and the mysterious Clifport figure. Allan Reid, her father's assistant, confronts the web of deceit, secrets, and a family history that looms over her present.
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Syxynopsis
Fomanca Hounts
Kay Wentworth
Tlipers
Maisie
Pallip
United States Defense Project
Kay
Bruce Jullimar
Cliff Port
New York
Millie
Wentworths
Elds Burton
Allan Reid
Bhemedta Gatathes Burton
Vanitas
Grave Libby
Henry Stodiard
Roberts
Burton House
Nettin
Mare
Conley Forrestal
Athens
Hay
Braye Jollimar
Atlan
Rela
Ferne
San Antonio Men Rush to Enlist for New War
In San Antonio on Monday morning, 11 men had joined the amended forces for the war with Japan as recruiters opened the Naval Recruiting sta tion. Young volunteers, many leaving jobs, pledged to serve in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. Early enlistees include A. H Blocko 37 Paul J Hanlon 18 Walter Roley 21 Anthony Alir 22 William J Luetscher 23 and others. Coast Guard will stay open evenings to accommodate more recruits, with the office at Room 826 Federal Building.
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United States Naval
San Antonio
Japan
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Pacific
A. H Blocko
Nolan Street
Paul J. Hanlon
Walter Roley
Bailey
Anthony Alir
Santa Dni
William J. Luetscher
Morningside Drive
Wid
B. Rutledge
Cwc Avenue
F Metzing
Bante Moanlen
G. G. Cooper
Grundy
Eddie Knight
Henry J. Manphig
Fourth Street
Coast Guard
Federal Building
Hereford Auction Tops $500 At Fifth Annual Sale
A Blayco Hereford farm malt from Bianca topped the fifth annual Contsnte Bouth Texas Hereford Breeders Auction at $500. Purchaser was M. G. Aindaly of San Antonio. The 38 head average price was $239 with females averaging $142. Top price for heifers was $120 paid to Everett P. Johnson and Henry A. Rabe, both of San Antonio.
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Blayco
Bianca Toop
Texas Hereford Breeders
M. G. Aindaly
San Antonio
Evereth P. Johnson Plin
Henry A. Rabe
Alka
San Antaitla
Parley Set on Civilian Defense in Sahantonio
Mayor O Ic. Quin heads civilian defense drive in Sahantonio calling a 4 p.m. meeting with civic leaders and clergy. He pledges to form defense committees and push a program to keep Gan An tora safe from sabotage, listing numerous military, religious, and civic leaders as participants.
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O Ic. Quin
Tdefense
Sahantonio
Tus City
Gan Antora
Peneere
Cdovr
Tac
America Legion
George Sarran
W. H. Williams
Delisi
John Boog
de Siac ‘Greeman
Dstapleton
Chester Workman
Hadibert Moore
Bacing Down On The News Bacring Down On The News
A fragmented column by ARTOUR DARN discusses wartime weather priorities and radio broadcasts. It questions censorship and timing of weather reports while noting listeners may hear updates during major programs. The piece hints at military and media tensions surrounding live broadcasts.
Theater Group To Present The Pardoned Hour Play
The heater Group announces its second production this season at the San Atlanta Lite Theater presenting Bernard Morivale's The Pardoned Hour. Curtain times set for Monday and Tuesday nights at the San Pedra plughotee venue. The cast includes Elis GH bert Albert Lacoste Gladys Ulos serman Monon Duncan Bi Koin ay Orews Dr Henry H Swift b Enin Daniel Paul Homburg Harald R Cordon Brnton McAillister George Bigley John Boothe Jack Perdew James Hinmian Mary Winflett Ve Mussutng. The play centers on a congle sion of an infant for Nintder and subsequent proof of innocence.
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Atlanta
Lite Theater
Bernard Morivale
Ui San
Pedra Plughotee
Casary Elis GH
Bert
Albert Lacoste
Gladys Ulosserman
Monon Duncan
Bi ¥ Koin Ay Orews
Henry H. Swift
B. Enin Daniel
Paul Homburg
Harald] R. Cordon
Brnton McAillister
George Bigley
John Boothe
Jack
Perdew
James Hinmian
Mary Winflett
Ve Mussutng
Jap Sees U S Victory in War-Era Confession
A 65-year-old Japanese man, Pred Chittaro Maizumi, appeared at the police station Monday to offer information about himself. He said he was born in Japan and left there 44 years ago, lived in Mexico then moved to the United States in 1915 as a citizen. He claimed the war makes him feel sick.
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Allan Palaquisy
Alaska
al Fan
Alice
Elkton
Alias
Womdertel
Allan
White Sulphur
Washington
Alan
Nci
Win
Tiny
Stie
Dad
Poline
Mbont
Chittaro Maizumi
Ayes Rei
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Japan
Ieft
Bmexico
Nyine
United States
Sam Antonio
War era insults cast on Japan by San Antonio locals
A damaged clipping quotes a speaker likening Japan to a monkey and mocking Allied leaders in a wartime rant. It notes a 1104 Monterrey address and mentions police station custody and statements by San Antonio Fire and Police Commissioner P. G. Anderson about a small alien population being registered.
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Washington
Japan
Allenies
Ike
Yond Soma
Monterrey Alged
J. Soma Hi¢ematey
Ase Tegins
P. G. Anderson
San Antonio
Postoffice Tightens Security With Night Entry Rules
Postmaster Dav Quill announced strict building regulations to deter fifth column activity. After 6 p m no one may enter the building without registering, and only one elevator will stay open for access to sensitive files on the lower floors. He asked military police for special patrols and planned a future meeting to issue further instructions.
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Dav Quill
Strick
Quill
Postal
Hee
City Offers Resources to President
San Antonio city council approved a wartime resolution pledging city facilities resources and manpower to the president for victory. The measure directs the mayor and commissioners to marshal all city government and population efforts to bring the war to a successful conclusion.
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San Antonio
Praskictit
Roosevelt Ian Reses Juliott
Rsing Sun
Complaint Heard Fully in L.A. Jail
A police radio dispatcher reported a man complained after being questioned by a provincial department. He telephoned to voice his grievance and was escorted to the city jail to state his case in person.
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L.A
Ruy
Dickison to Join Home Guard
Dickison, a county tax assessor and enlistor, will join the Texas Home Defense. He asked other workers at the home office to join. About 40 men are employed at the office.
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Dickison
Texas Hone Defense
Home Office
Pioneers to Hold Dance in Brackenridge Park
The Bexar county chapter of the State Association of Texas Pioneers announces a memorial dance at Pioneer Memorial in Brackenridge Park Tuesday night. Alfred W. Rohde, president, says the event commemorates the siege and capture of San Antonio by Ben Milam’s forces. A reception begins at 4:15 p.m. and a grand march follows. Former Mayor Clinton G. Brown is slated to deliver a patriotic address.
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Bexar County
State Association of Texas Pioneere
Pionéer Mémorial
Brackenridge Park
Alfred W. Rohde
San Antonin
Texas Imany Unter
Ben Mill
Ap. A
Clinton G. Brown
Army Adds Guards Calls Soldiers Back After Pearl Attack
Guards strengthened at San Antonio army stations after Japan attacked Hawaii. Uniforms became compulsory for all military personnel, leaves in the corps area canceled by Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan. Third Army and Fort Sam Houston officials staffed 24 hour operations with increased sentries and visitor checks. Aircraft depots and key fields like Kelly, Brooks, and Randolph were restricted, with stringent ID checks and escorting for visitors. Uniform colors limited to khaki for summer and forestry green for winter.
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San Antonio Anny
YICC
Peramutel
Richard Donoven
Third Army
Ieave
Liszt
Walter Krieger
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Japan
Hawaii
Suith-Young Tower
Corps
San Antonio
Cotton First Volunteer Inducted After Draft Acceptance
Travis Abbie Cotton was inducted Monday morning as the first volunteer drafted since the Japanese attack. He stated he rode the first train toward Tokyo and was welcomed by local officials at 2081 Woeaver Street. Draft board No 6 said five exempted draftees visited urging immediate metro service.
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Tokyo
Travis
Abbie” Cotton
Cotten Ie
Woeaver Street
L. Salton
Deart Board No
Bexar County Seeks Year-End TB Seal Sale Boost
The Bexar County Tuberculosis Association reports $6000 raised from the 1941 Christmas seal sale, about a third of the goal. Rev. Arthur Boand urges San Antonians to reach $1500 more by Christmas. New seal booths open at post office, hotels, and stores with self-service coin boxes.
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Arthur ¥. Baand
Us Bexar County
Tuc Herculoss Association
Boand
San
Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
Stp i
Rooths
Rabid Dog Killed In City Area Prompting Public Alert
Residents near the 1500 block of East Commerce streets were urged to report any dog bites to city authorities after a rabid dog, believed to be the source, was killed on Saturday. The incident prompted health officials to warn nearby residents to seek treatment if bitten.
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Avan
Trin
Allen
Jvaic
East Comme
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