Fishbein Warns of Doctor Shortage Threatening War Effort
GAIDAGO, Dec. 37 UP The wartime demand for doctors is high and supply dwindling, Dr. Morris Fishbein told the Intern Council of America and the Association of Medical Students. He warned that the medical profession is closer to the bottom of the bucket than any other field, with about 180000 licensed doctors in the United States and aging specialists likely unable to serve.
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Defense Hikes Mexican Budget Report
Mexico City December 27 81 defense budget rises to about 12 million dollars, with more than a quarter for the army. The national defense ministry receives nearly 29.96 million, education gets 12 million, totaling a roughly 2.106 million increase over last year.
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Mexico City
Army
Yeas
House of Deputies
Executive Department
National Defense Ministry
National Defense
Mexico
Mexican schools end co education after second grade
Mexico City December 27 1907 amendments proposed by the education ministry would remove co-education from public Mexical schools after the second grade. The amendments allow private schools greater freedom to operate. The measure notes co-education had not yielded good results locally.
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Mexico City
House of Deputies
Priday
Prize Fowls Tattooed in Bexar County Auction
Melvin Walther of 2152 Heys Street owns pedigreed prize roosters with names or numbers tattooed on their wing mesh. The process, by J H Tryon, uses an electric tattoo panel. Once permanently marked, birds may be registered with the Bexar County clerk for official identification.
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Melvin Walther
Heys Street
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J. H. ‘Tryon
Houston
Laredo
Bexar
Mexico Cotton Crop Seen 10 Percent Rise in 1941
Mexico's agriculture ministry reported that the cotton crop this year will rise about 10 percent over 1940. The Torreon cotton exchange price was 19.77 cents, up 42 percent from last year, as figures were released Friday.
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Army to Advance Leaders on Merit
The Army ends peacetime promotion by length of service and adopts wartime merit based advancement for regular, reserve, and National Guard officers. Temporary selection promotions aim to move up 60 percent of officers on fold commanders recommendations, with remaining slots filled by transfers and Air Department actions.
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Washington
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Father Heldin on's Death Leads to Murder Charge
Dalhart police filed formal murder charges yesterday against John Inkhneheloe, 63, in connection with the pistol slaying of his son Clark, 31, on Christmas Day at the family tree site. Justice of the Peace A. M. Rerso postponed preliminary hearing until 10 p.m. Monday at the request of County Attorney Floyd Richards and Deputy Attorney Art Solomon.
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War Hikes Output Of Ethyl Alcohol War Hikes Output
War time production of ethyl alcohol surged due to war needs for explosives. Output reached 37,541,116 gallons by November, with preceding months showing large totals. The treasury report compares this year’s figures to last year’s, noting substantial year over year increases in production and rations.
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WAT
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New York Ready For New Year’s Eve Celebrations
New York prepared for New Year’s Eve with Manhattan hotels and nightspots reporting full reservations at about 16 dollars per person. Supper with entertainment ranged from four to nine dollars, while theater prices varied from about 1.10 to 6.40 dollars, averaging around 4.40.
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Manhattan
Ford Gives $100000 to Red Cross War Relief
The Red Cross announced a total donation of 160000 from the Ford Motor Company and the Ford Foundation for Detroit area relief efforts exclusive of Ford employees. The announcement notes no contributions from other Ford plants. Britain disclosed today it has declared war with Bulgaria and moved to broader war measures.
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U S Japan Prison Accord Sought
Washington reports the United States informed Japan that all Japanese prisoners captured by American forces would be treated under the 1920 prisoner of war convention. Japan’s ratification is uncertain, but reciprocal humane treatment was urged, with an international Red Cross liaison to coordinate.
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Gongya
Tapai
Germany
Japan
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Thentein
Abatighat
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Sioff
Guam
Nimitz Day Observed in Fredericksburg
Frederickburg honors Admiral Chester Nimitz with a city designation of Nimitz Day. Mayor Kyouskopt declared the tribute, recalling Nimitz born February 24, 1888, his naval career starting September 4, 1901, and later roles including chief of the Navy’s Bureau of Navigation and submarine force commander.
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Fredericksburg
Annay Polls
Naval Academy
Atabic
English explorer Dr Torrance held in Mexico after slaying
Dr Arthur Torrance, an English-born explorer and writer, is in custody in Monterrey after being charged with killing a 67-year-old husband during their Honeymoon in Textas. A federal court ordered his release, directing State Judge Jesus B. Santos to release him for lack of sufficient evidence. Santos has five days to comply, while Judge Fane could appeal to the Bahamian court.
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Jesus B. Santos
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U S Promises Continued Mexico Exports Amid War
Informal notes exchanged between Lucian Wickers of the Bank of Mexico and Walter Douglas Mexican agent for the U S federal loan agency state that Mexico will keep normal imports and buy surplus metal from the United States despite the war with Japan. The notes inform the Senate but do not require ratification as they are not formal treaty commitments.
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United States
Mexico
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Bank of Mexico
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Dallas Defense Guard Air Inspection Set at Holmpton
Formal induction and inspection of Texas Defense Guard Air corps squads 1 3 and 4 will be held at Holmpton airport beginning Sunday at 10 p m. Commander J. Snyder announced yesterday about 60 plates are expected for the inspection.
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Texas Defense Guard Air Corps
Holmpton
J. Snyder
Texas Writer Crowell Dies
Washington, D C January 27 Funeral services will be held Monday for Chester T. Crowell 53 former Texas newspaperman and prolific writer who contributed to the San Antonio Express The Dallas News and the Texas Almanac He won the 1924 O Henry Award and served as a special assistant to Secretary Morgenthau in 1938 He authored Recovery Unmitted The Monetary Policy of the Roosevelt Administration Crowell is survived by his widow Evelyn Miller Crowell and daughter of the late lieutenant governor Barry Miller
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Brooklyn U S A and Letters to Lucerne in Broadway run
A review notes Brooklyn U S A as a crime syndicate drama based on a nationwide racket with murder and intimidation scenes set in Brooklyn and Chicago. It contrasts with Letters to Lucerne about German French and Polish girls stranded in Switzerland during wartime. The piece praises staging and casting but criticizes careless writing.
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Miss Watkins
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Eddie Murent
Martin Wolfson
Byron McGrath
Jude Stevens
Dwight Peere Wiman
Suecerne
Richard Barthelmess
Leopold Brokowski
Alert Brings Change in Wedding Site
Riverside California December 23 an army alert altered wedding plans for Robert Jones and Beryl Braun. Braun, with parents and guests, persuaded authorities to lift a ban on champagne visitors and the ceremony was performed by an army chaplain, though the couple stayed overnight due to the alert.
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Robert Jones
Beryl Braun
Miss Braun
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Churchill Greets Wheeler in Washington Handshake
Prime Minister Churchill met Senator Wheeler in Washington with a cordial handshake and said it is a real pleasure to meet him. He spoke of trying to discourage criticism of Munich and urged that future hope depends on present support.
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Benator Wheeley
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British Envoy To Japan Safe
British envoy to Japan Sir Robert Last Graigie Tertials and all staff reported safe in Tokyo. Source notes Argentina and Britain alerted. negotiations may proceed for exchange of diplomatic staff amid unspecified geographical considerations.
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Sacramento Real Alert Dramatizes City Radar Search
Sacramento and San Francisco police broadcast alerts as unidentified aircraft were detected at a distance near Sacramento. About an hour later the all clear was given after the plates were identified as friendly objects.
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Nile
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Maureen O'Hare To Wed Monday
Maureen O'Hare to wed Monday to Will Price film dialogue director of Gone With the Wind The actress known for How Green Was My Valley will marry at St. Diary of My Fines Convent Chalawa 14 miles from here Rev John McNamara pastor of St Alphonsus Catholic church to officiate
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Wee
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Will Price
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Chalawa
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St. Alphonsus Catholic Church
Thanksgiving Set On 3rd Thursday
Washington Lee reports on the change to celebrate Thanksgiving on the third Thursday of November. President Roosevelt shifted the date twice from the traditional fourth Thursday, freezing it for future years.
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Unit to Aid Small Businesses Aims at War Adjustments
Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones creates a small business unit to assist an estimated 2,760,000 firms in adjusting to wartime conditions and planning for postwar commerce. The unit, led by William Spectorison of New York, seeks to bolster recovery and stability.
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Building permits fall 29 percent in November 1941
The total value of building permits across the United States dropped 29 percent in November compared with a year earlier, Secretary of Labor Perkins announced. Non-residential construction slid 45 percent while residential building declined 6 percent, marking the second straight month of year- over-year declines.
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Want Ads Buy More Business Year Round
Advertisers are urged to use want ads to reach thousands daily and attract customers. The message claims sustained exposure builds reputation and profits, noting widespread adoption by business owners in American cities and promising higher customer flow. The ad ends with a call to use the Want Ad Number.
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Multiple San Antonio crashes injure several people
Police reported Saturday that several traffic accidents in San Antonio injured multiple people. Names and ages include B. P. Burger 68 and Beatrice Bennett 34 among others. incidents involved cars on Flores Street, Commerce Street, and nearby areas.
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B. P. Burger
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Charles Curth
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Jack Flater
Narth Jt
G. L. Ernest
Stace Jstvest
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Beatrice Bennett
McKinley Avenue
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Public Service Company
M. H W. Brown
Asherton
Rubin Pulcher
Nogalitas
Bie Redo
Bennie Vilanueva
Batinas
Gabriel Villanueva
Aidyess
Saboteur ends unsolved farm sabotage case
Ed Pytel reported a sabotage incident on his farm where water leaked from a wooden storage tank over several weeks. He discovered a small hole likely bored by a saboteur and confronted the assailant with a shotgun. One person died in the event.
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Woorpecker
Button Sales Not Sponsored by VFW on City Streets
A garbled local notice states that button sales are not sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars posts. It mentions John W. Nel and VFW Post No. 75, noting buttons have been sold recently by unknown sellers claiming VFW affiliation. The district authorities are not linked to the sales.
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Conway Celebrates 65th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. C. A. Conway of 604 West Avanua avenue and Mrs. Conway, aged 81, mark sixty fifth anniversary. They married December 27, 1907, in Helena and have lived in San Antonio for 58 years.
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Creation Tale Interlinear Translation Revealed
A dramatic interlinear translation of an ancient creation story is highlighted by Dr. Samuel N. Kramer’s work, with praise for his deciphering of clay tablets that begin humanity’s history. The feature notes Kramer’s eyesight and scholarly impact in a widely read weekly magazine.
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Wither Foyt
Ute Teaver
George H. Eckharat
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