Texas Moves To Prevent Sabotage
Texas tightens war readiness measures with Austin and major state buildings closing after hours from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. across several sites. East Texas Typographical Conference pledges one day of wage donations, while Dallas hosts food conservation classes and a Red Cross effort for armed services families. Local ministers urge measured patriotism as Dallas plans a 100 000 home defense registration and a permanent Dallas defense climate after January 1.
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Austin
Tongview
East Texas
The
International Typographical Inten Vated
Longview
Tyler
Kilgore
Marshall
Dallas
CLIB
Als
Janary
Red Cross
Irene’ Wentworth
B. R.'Wentworth
Wentworth
Trinity Terian Church
Adder
Woodall Rodgers
Dal- Isa
Langford
OPM
Abilene
Town Park
Wichita Falls
EL Paso
Houston
Map of Philippine area shows prewar battle layout basis
A wartime map of the Philippine region drawn before the recent hostilities provides a basis for day to day action tracking. The red double headed encircling arrow marks strategic movements and regions of interest.
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Philippine
Widow of Newsman Dies in Transit to Chicago
Marie Baby Barham widow of Guy Barham founder of the Los Angeles Herald Express died en route to Chicago aboard the Santa Fe Scout. She was en route to Birmingham Michigan to spend the holidays with daughter and family. Surviving: daughter and brother-in-law Dr Frank Barham, grandson Charles Barham Yinkey, son-in-law Arden Yinkey Jr. Requiem will be held in Detroit at St Peter and Paul and interment in Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Marie Baby Barham
Guy Barham
Ham
Windsor
Detroi
Jin
Ontario
Barham
Col
Raymond Baby
Baby
Detroit
Sacred Heart Convent
Srie
Gerham
Califoria
London
Pionteer
The
Los Angeles Herald
Herald- Expres
Frank Barham
Bt. Gregory's
Ave
Charles Barham Yinkey
Arden Yinkey Jr
Birmingham
Mich
Toro
Harry W. Batham
Albert D. Baran
Sty. Peter and Paul Jvauxt Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Colleges Show Fall in Attendance Across America
Cincinnati report by University of Cincinnati president Raymond Walters notes full-time student totals at 049 approved colleges and universities declined by 46 percent, marking the largest drop since the 1930s depression era, with 838,715 enrolled this year and predictions of further declines next year amid wartime service and economic strains.
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Cincinnati
America
Burney
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Denta
Mery
Ife
Schools Advised On Air Raid Drills
Washington dispatch outlines emergency air raid instructions for teachers and students, urging immediate drills, shelter plans, and fire guard roles. Parents are warned not to telephone during alerts to keep lines clear for emergencies. Local authorities urged to develop long term wardens and warning transmission systems.
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Washington
INS
Office of Civilian Defense
O. C. TD
Ales
Schoo Leathers
QO. C. D
Schcol
U S Continues Alien Assets Rubber Plan Seizure
Washington reports plan to seize a billion dollars in alien assets as collateral for claims against hostile governments. A special G men unit readies to impound property with authority to target enemy assets while protecting law abiding aliens. Leo Crowley to head alien property division echoing WWI asset handling.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Bee
Biddle
Woman Slain and Roving Youth Sought in Chicago Case
Police searched for a youth of about 18 in connection with the slaying of Mrs. Berglt Kyvit 43 mother of two whose battered body was found in a vacant lot. Her skull fractured by blows alleged to have occurred after no struggle. Five other women robbed in same area in past five days linked to the suspect. In London a dispatch said American diplomatic staff would exchange with German officials at Bad Neus salm as newsmen and embassy staff plan trips to Germany.
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Dec
Teviet
Kyvilt
Haly
London
Rowlers
Btockholm
Germany
Berlin
Bad Neussalm
United States
Plainview Child Burned In Center Fire Tragedy
A Plainview child, 15, died when her clothing caught fire from an open center flame. Her parents, Br. and Mrs. Joe Bantke, reported the accident occurred at their home. The father carried the child a mile to reach a hospital. the family’s attempt to assist ended in injuries to Mira Rourke who tried to help.
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Plainview, Bee
Elfriede Bantke
Joe’ A. Bantke
Mira
Rourke
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