U S Acts to Prevent Axis Coups in Latin America
Washington moves to keep Latin American regimes from being toppled by force. The United States plans joint consults with American republics to withhold recognition of any new government formed by force until the bloc agrees its leaders support Allied aims. Argentine revolt and Bolivian coup chatter spur efforts to curb military takeovers amid World War II tensions.
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Peru
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Ameticat
Morris to Run Against Rayburn in Greenville Race
State Senator G. C. Morris announced his bid to run against Representative Rayburn for the congressional post held since 1913 by Sam Rayburn. Morris has served four terms in the U. S. House and was elected to the state senatorship from the tenth district, now two years into his term.
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Pope Hints Bomb Identity In Vatican City Raid
NEW Yeunes Dec 28 indications the nationality of the plane that bombed Vatican City on November 3 was known Pope Pius XCl broadcast via Vatican radio saying the attack was deliberately planned and dishonorably masked behind pilot anonymity The pope did not name the attacker Four bombs were dropped in the raid and Allied planes were not over Rome at the time Eisenhower then a Mediterranean Allied commander confirmed the finding The Vatican issued the statement amid Christmas greetings from the College of Cardinals and a response to world reaction to the attack.
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Mediterranean
Vatican
43 Favorable On Most Crops
In Texas the 1943 crop season turned out favorable for most crops despite below average rainfall and a drought. The U S Department of Agriculture reports 26 921 00 acres harvested, up slightly from 1942, with overall yield 6 percent above the 10 year average. Cotton, peanut, and sorghum yields led the decline, while favorable weather during small grain harvests helped offset losses and maximize labor use.
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Pruenus of Agricultural Economics
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Morgenthau's Son to Be Married in Washington
Navy Lieutenant Robert Morgenthau, son of the treasury secretary, and Miss Martha Pattridge of Minneapolis will be married this week in Washington. The upcoming wedding is set to unite two prominent American families amid national attention on the Morgenthau name.
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Rober M. Morgenthau
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Martha Pattridge
Minneapolis
Prisoners Aid Guard Uncovers Fainting Soldier
In New Jersey on December 28 two soldiers serving sentences for confinement are cited. While picking up papers a guard collapsed after a rifle was raised. The prisoners carried the guard to a dispensary and called the provost marshal. The camp commander commuted the sentences and restored the men to their outfits.
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Cecil L. Rutledge
Fort Stockton Rancher Paul Willoughby Dies at 74
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Paul Willoughby 74 one of Fort Stockton’s best known ranchers. He died Sunday morning after an extended illness. Rev J Arthur Schooley conducted the rites. He served as range inspector for the Pecos county AAA office until retirement. Survivors include his wife two brothers Ray Willoughby of San Angelo and two sisters. Interment was in Fort Stockton Cemetery.
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Jarthur Schooley
West Texas
Pecos County
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San Angelo
Tayo
Couple Found Dead in Home in Ballinger
Ballinger, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Wolverton were found dead in their home from carbon monoxide poisoning dated to Christmas Day. San Angelo friends discovered the scene after visiting. Lighted stoves, closed windows, and a radio were present, Coroner fixed the death time as late Christmas Day.
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Peaches to Be Released From Government Stocks
Washington December 28 The War Food Administration said 750000 cases of canned peaches will be released soon from government stocks to supplement limited civilian supplies. The release coincides with low seasonal fruit availability and follows a prior 900000 case release on November 2. Civilian dry beans and peas allocations for 1944 include 11500000 bags of beans and 2001000 bags of dry peas.
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Churchill Speech Scheduled Soon
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill, likely in the Middle East recovering from earlier engagements, will soon address the public on the anticipated invasion plan led by General Eisenhower. The paper notes Churchill helped shape invasion arrangements and the Christmas Eve appointment announcements.
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Hopkins Letter To Be Probed In Willkie Probe
Washington December 27 A forged letter allegedly by Harry Hopkins White House adviser predicting Wendell Willkie’s nomination is to be investigated by a Senate subcommittee Hopkins calls the letter a forgery and says he has asked the FBI to probe Sparks who publicized the letter Hopkins addressed to Dr Umphrey Lee president of Southern Methodist University Dallas Hopkins says both the letter and signature are forgeries and FBI inquiry continues The issue ties to Sparks former Akron mayor and to charges of attempting to buy votes during the 1940 Republican convention The inquiry aims to determine Hopkins’s political stance amid calls to review Willkie’s 1940 nomination results and the involved letters and signatures The subplot involves figures like Senator Connally Senator Langer and Kilgore as the committee prepares to begin hearings after the holiday break
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David Senter
Harry Hopkins
Jane White House
Wendell Willkiy
Senate
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C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
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Wallikie Torres
Hopkins
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Sparks
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Seajeer
Tom Connally
D.-Tex
William Langer
R-N.d
Willkie
Harley M. Kilgore
Cab Drivers To Wear Tags In San Antonio
San Antonio cab drivers will wear identification badges starting January 1, announced by city cab inspector Frank Vogler. The badge shows the driver name, photo and badge number and is worn on the lapel. Riders should note the number to aid quick identification of the driver.
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Final Rites Set For L A Flier
Funeral services were to be held Tuesday for Second Lieut. Stephen A. Rogers 45 killed Christmas Eve in the crash of his training plane near Atlie Texas Rogers stationed at Hill Pier Vitah Second Lieut Stedinghes 20 Alias Okla also killed in the crash The pair were on a combat training flight The widow Mrs Leen M Rogers lives at 512 Connipton Street
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Hawaii shipyard workers sought for west coast repair jobs
Applicants will be appointed in San Antonio and sent at government expense to the West coast under a civil service and navy recruiting program. Workers will serve at Mare Island navy yard or Hunters Point drydocks until investigations end, per Sybil Doak, and then be sent to Hawaii. Apply at the US Employment Service, 219 West Nueva, or Navy Recruiting Office, 219 Post Office Building.
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