Moscow Celebrates Retreat of German Forces From Doors
Moscow breathes relief as German legions retreat from siege positions. Residents recall air raids and shortages while noting continued vigilance. Children play in streets near the Kremlin as Moscow marks a wartime turn with intact services and cautious optimism.
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Dancing Causes Fall Leaves Man With Broken Leg
Fernando Mornnos of 1229 Tampleo Street was treated at Robert Ti Green hospital after a dancing incident. Martin Betto, 14, of 399 Lanter Street, suffered a brain concussion when he fell from a tree on Spotts Presa Street Sunday afternoon.
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Robert Ti. Green Hospital
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Walter Winchell New York Heartbeat Parade of stars glitz
Walter Winchell sketches a parade of film and stage names in New York. Victor Mature Judith Anderson Elmer Rice Muriel Angelus and others appear amid fashion, clubs, and nightly crosscurrents along Fifth Avenue and Broadway, capturing the city’s glitz, gossip, and show business heat.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Suh Avenue
Rex Cuzwell
Puerto Rico
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Big Palace
Cermen Miranda
Muriel Angelus
Elmer Rice
Hotty Field
Cestohowa Resident Dies and Rites Held
Mrs. Mary Dworazky died Saturday in Cestohowa Texas. Funeral services will be at Church of the Nativity with Reverend E J Dworazky celebrant and others officiating. Interment will be in Cestohawn Cemetery. Survived by Julius Dyoracsyk and Antone Dworazky of Oklahoma City, Wallace Dworacyk of Houston, Ambrose Dworacyk of San Antonio, daughters Mrs Frank Padelecki and Miss Hessle Dworatznyk, sisters Mrs John Kotnar and Mrs William Mocaygemia, brother Jarozemsek.
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Boys' Club to Aid Defense Plans for Three Units
San Antonio Boys' Club aims to support defense through three units with Danny Dreeben, president, reporting Monday that members will train in first aid, fire prevention, wardenship, and waste paper and metal conservation. Emphasis on vocational training to prepare members for defense roles. An unrelated note describes a new De Soto rear window with a wide 824 square inch viewing area.
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Pedestrian Struck By Auto In City Streets
A pedestrian was severely injured after being struck by a car on Myrtle Street near Old McCullough Avenue and East Park, with head injuries and possible leg fracture. The driver, Ames, remained at the scene. the injured man was treated at Robert B Green and transferred. Another motorist, Arthur Cge, 26, was in Station Toss hospital with skull fracture and broken leg after a separate incident. Edna Carson sustained bruises and internal injuries when her car struck the Salado Creek bridge on the Austin road and was treated at Santa Rosa hospital.
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Lth Infantry
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Brooksfletz
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Carson
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Salado Creek Bridge
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Santa Rosa Hospital
Hop Too Long For 1500 Frogs In Wartime Transport
London reports two thousand United States frogs shipped to Britain for wartime medical research at St. Mary’s hospital medical school. Seventy five percent arrived dead, highlighting hazardous experimental use of amphibians in wartime medical studies and Red Cross logistics.
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United States
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American Red Cross
St. Mary's Hospital Medical School
Woman Victim of Accidental Shot Near Seguin Road
A hunting party ended in tragedy Sunday afternoon when Carelli Hlava, 40% South Laredo Street, was shot through the neck by an accidental discharge 10 miles out on Seguin road. She was rushed to Robert B.H. Green Hospital in serious but not yet fatal condition.
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Bonds Bought as Two-for-One Bets in San Antonio
In San Antonio many residents pledged to buy double the defense stamps or bonds when an American or allied vessel is sunk, explaining the act as a way to celebrate victory and aid the country. About 500 people have joined the effort, led by local supporters who emphasize collective relief over personal praise.
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Osis
FDR Receives Knox Pearl Harbor Report at White House
President Roosevelt met with Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox to review a detailed account of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. Wendell Willkie accompanied Knox during the visit to discuss foreign policy implications and the ongoing war emergency.
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Two Arrested as Stabbing Suspects
Two suspects were arrested after stabbings reported in multiple city areas. One man tied to the killing of Tommy Forest at Nogslites Street and Roosevelt Avenue. the other linked to injuries of Gilbert Reyes and Francisca Reyes on Stevenson Road near South Santa Rosa Avenue.
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Roosevelt Avenue
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Juares Alley
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Stevenson Road
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Quin Urges Daily Prayer for Victory
Mayor O K Uli urged citizens to join in a daily minute of silent prayer for victory in the war effort. The proclamation called on all Americans regardless of activity to pause briefly for collective divine guidance and unity.
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Quin
Care of Pets in Blackout Urged by League Leader
Pies for pets to keep animals at home during the blackout were urged Monday by J. N. Rath, head of the Animal Defense League. He warned that frightened animals could run away and be harmed or killed if left unprotected.
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Soldier Is Booked After Woman Shot
LOS ANGELES Dec 15 Army officers booked Private Eugene I Tuttles 18 of Divide MT on suspicion of the fatal shooting that killed Mrs Adela Brandel 63 during a blackout earlier. The shooting occurred after a traffic stop near the municipal airport as soldiers asked motorists to wear headgear. An inquest was ordered.
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Illness Fatal To Mann Aid Illness Fatal To Mann Aid
W Cale 33 assistant attorney general died in Austin after brief illness intensified by influenza. He had led the Eastern division, handled key state duties, and contributed to major cases, including the Continental Oil company matter.
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