Unity Sought In Recognition Of Regimes In Latin America
Washington moves to apply a new inter American law principle to the Western Hemisphere to withhold recognition of any new governments formed by Axis influence. The Inter American Emergency Committee on Political Defense proposed the policy to all American republics, aiming to curb Axis-backed coups in Bolivia and beyond during World War II. The measure follows the Argentine revolt and seeks broad adoption to deter military revolts in Latin America while the war continues.
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Siath
Washington
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United States
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Weston
State Department
Bolivia
Amer
Unil
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Latin-America
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Argentina
inter-American Emergency Committee On
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Chile
Uruguay
Venezuela
Mesiin
Mont@vides
Peru
Paraguay
Ciile
Latin America
Morris to Run Against Rayburn in Texas Race
Greenville December 28 State Senator G Morris of Greenville announced as candidate for the congressional post held since 1913 by Sam Rayburn speaker of the house. Morris served four terms in the house and then won the state senate seat from the tenth district. He still has years to serve.
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Morris
Rayburn
Greenville
Ins
G. ©. Moris
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Pope Hints Bomb Identity in Vatican Raid
Pope Pius XII, in a Vatican radio statement, said the November 5 Vatican City bombing was deliberately planned and unjustly masked by the pilot’s anonymity. Eisenhower noted no Allied planes over Rome at the time. Four bombs were dropped in the raid.
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New York
Vatican City
Piusy Xie
Vatican Radio
College of Cardinals
Federal Communications Commission
Peter
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Vatican
1943 Crop Review Sees Favorable Yields Despite Drought
The 1943 crop season ended favorable for most crops despite below average rainfall. Texas harvested 28,921,000 acres up from 26,414,000 in 1942. The aggregate yield index for all crops excluding vegetables ran 10 percent below 1942 but above the 10-year average. Cotton, wheat, peanuts and sorghums bore most losses due to drought from July to September, though small grains benefited from harvesting conditions. The drought was offset by favorable weather later, aiding harvest and labor utilization.
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Avistin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureaus of Agricultural Economics
Texas
Drouth
Morgenthau's Son To Be Married
Navy lieutenant Robert M. Morgenthau son of the treasury secretary will marry Miss Martha Pattridge of Minneapolis in New York City this week.
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Washington
Robert M. Morgenthau
Treasury
Martha Pattridge
Minneapolis
New York City
Soldiers aid guard as he collapses at camp Kilmer
Two soldiers under court martial were sweeping papers when the guard fainted. They carried him to a dispensary, called the Provost marshal, and asked for a replacement. Camp headquarters reported Col. Cecil Rut commuted their sentences and sent them back to their outfits.
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Cecil B. Rut
Fort Stockton Rancher Paul Willoughby Buried
Fort Stockton Texas December 28 funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Paul Willoughby 74 who died Sunday morning after a long illness The Rev J Arthur Schooley conducted rites Willoughby longtime West Texas rancher served as Pecos County AAA range inspector before retiring Survivors include his wife brothers Ray Willoughby of San Angelo and two sisters Interment was in Fort Stockton cemetery
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Port Stockton
Paul Willoughby
Stev. J. Arthur Schooley
West Texas
Pecos County
Ray Willoughb
San Angelo
Fort Stockton
Couple Found Dead in Home from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
BALLINGER Dec 8 Two residents Mr. and Mrs. M H Wolverton were found dead in their home by visiting friends from San Angelo. Heaters used in three rooms were found on and windows down while a radio played. Death dated late Christmas Day per a coroner.
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Ballinger
M. H. Wolverton
Wolverton
San Angelo
Peaches to Be Released From Government Stocks
Washington reports that 750000 cases of canned peaches will be released soon to supplement civilian supplies. This follows a prior November 900000 case release. The War Food Administration says dry beans and peas for 1944 will also be larger with 11500000 bags of beans and 2000000 bags of peas allocated for civilian use.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Churchill Speech Scheduled Soon Amid Invasion Plans
London dated December 28 reports Prime Minister Churchill, likely recovering from pneumonia in the Middle East, preparing to give a speech outlining views on the invasion setup under General Eisenhower. He is said to have aided in organizing the invasion command and Christmas Eve appointments, with coverage noting his active involvement in prewar arrangements. Pope Pius in Stockholm also reportedly held many important diplomatic audiences, according to the Social Demokraten.
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Middle East
Eisenhower
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Stockholm
Social Demokraten
Pope Pius Sul
Hopkins Letter to Be Probed by Senate Panel
Washington source reports a letter allegedly by Harry Hopkins, White House adviser, predicting Wendell Willkie’s nomination. Senate elections subcommittee to probe forgery claims tied to C. Nelson Sparks, former Akron mayor, and the letter’s address to Southern Methodist University president Umphrey Lee. Hopkins says FBI should investigate. Lee involved. Sparks asserts confidence in forgery charge.
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Washington
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Harry Hopkins
White House
Wendell Willkie
Senate
Hopkins
Nelson Sparks
Akron
Willkie
FBI
Spirks
Jim
Diddle
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
PBL
Lee
Sparks
Hap Jans
Tom Connally
William Langer
R-N.d
Harley M
Kilgore
Cab Drivers To Wear Tags In San Antonio
San Antonio cab drivers will wear new identification badges starting January 1. City inspector Frank Vogler announced the change on Tuesday. The badge includes the driver's name picture and a number and is worn on the lapel. Riders should note the badge number to identify the driver if issues arise with baggage or service.
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San Antonio
Frank Vogler
Vogler
Final Rites Set For S. A. Flier
Funeral services were planned for Tuesday for Second Lieutenant Stephen A. Rogers 45 killed Christmas Eve in a crash near Arlie Texas while training. Lievienami Rogers was stationed at AM Firth Wah Second Lieutenant Stevie E. Hughes 20 Alms Okla also died. Mrs Leeta M Rogers widow of the flyer lives at 572 Compton eturnoy.
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Imane
Arlie
Lievienami Rogers
AM Firth
Wah
Stevie E. Hughes
Thelpal
Leeta M. Rogers
Flyer
Compton Ehrnoy
Workers for Hawaii Sought for Navy Recruiting
Applicants for shipyard repair work in Pearl Harbor will be appointed in San Antonio and sent at government expense to the West coast. They will work at Mare Island and Hunter's Point drydocks until the investigation is completed, then be sent to Hawaii. Recruitment offices list locations in San Antonio and San Pedro.
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San Antonio
West Coast
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Mare? Island Navy Yard
Hunter's Point
Sym Donk
Wall
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Helle
Sunkey
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