Aluminum stocks in defense seen ample for now
Washington dispatch reports Edward R. Brettinius Jr says there is no real shortage of aluminum for warplane production. He notes temporary delivery delays may occur but overall supply remains ample as U S defense drive expands. Government plans foresee huge defense spending and capacity increases to meet military needs.
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Washington
INS
Edward R. Brettinius Jr
National Defense
Northrop, Aircraft Corporation of Hawthorne
Califoptib
Stetlinius
Defense Advisory Commission
Drive For Total Defense
G. A. Dykstra
Selective Service
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Geraay
District of Columbia
Natio
Middlewestern
Roosevelt
Atettiulus
Natonal
Alterati
Pebraney
Nego- Hatan
Reynolds Metals Company
Aluminum Company of America
Stel- Weis Gall
Texan Sees Little Freedom for U.S.
Tulsa dispatch reports Harton Bumners of Texas House of Representatives telling the Oklahoma association conven tion that the United States has limited resources to preserve free government. He criticizes excessive talk and urges action, warning of consequences if not addressed.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Harton Bumners
Texas
Judidiary
Dr G EF White Family Reunion Held in 11th Year
Dr G F White and family held a reunion Saturday for the first time in many years. Attending were Mrs Claude Fitch of Gilliam Lane Ons W W White of Topeka Kat O E White Js and Ti F White of San Antonio on grandparents and great grandchildrens groun.
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Paeie Avenue
Cluumiler
Claude Fitch
Gilliam
Lane Ons
W. W. White
Topeka
Kat
0. E. White Js
Ti. F. White
San Antonin
Magpie Added to Zoo’s Talkatives
The zoo purchases a talking magpie named Migpie from Wyoming from Zoo President Richard Friedrich. Director Fred Stark notes the bird can be coaxed to perform with parrots but may be hesitant and cannot be fully tamed. Magpies chatter but are nervous pets and can be destructive, eating young birds and eggs, impacting local waterfowl and breeding grounds.
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Jerry
Zoo
Richard Friedrich
Wyoming
Derry
Fred Stark
Stark
Blark
Ore- Boh
Colorado
Rother
Sylvia Ageloff Returns to New York from Mexico City
Sylvia Ageloff, former Brooklyn welfare investigator linked to Trotsky assassination, arrived in New York today after being taken into custody by Mexico City police four months earlier. A small crowd at Pennsylvania Station faced disappointment as friends met her at Newark and escorted her off the train.
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New York
Sylvia
Ageloff
Pennsylvania Station
Newark
Miss Ageloff
Brooklyn
Officer Brings Own Suspect
San Antonio police respond to a reported theft and detain a man identified by the victim as one of three thieves who allegedly took $369. An officer similarly confronted the suspect during the investigation and continued toward the station.
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San Antonio
Ekelarno Monten
Clholo Street
A. M. Saenz
Saena
Frank G. Reyna
Angela Street
Treyna
Sach
Montez
Man Found Dead in Lodging House Hangs Self
Morris Siegel, 45, was found dead in a lodging house today with feet tied and a rope about his neck. The rope appeared to have broken after he hanged himself from an electric light conduit. a handkerchief muffled his mouth and a penciled verse was found in his vest: I have no health, I have no wealth. Authorities say the death was self inflicted.
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Urmunang
Iys
Beetainrlym
Morris Siegel
Stunting Plane Crash Claims Youth as Pilot Seeks Details
In New Orleans on December 24, witnesses said a stunt flight at low altitude led to a deadly crash. I Hawkins Beckham, 18, died from injuries, while James Todd Jr. remained in serious condition. Douglas Langstaff cited reports of stunting at about 150 feet.
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New Orleans
I. Hawkins Beckham
James Todd Jr
Douglas Langstaff
Re J Woellert Dies At Poth
Rudolph J Woellert 62 longtime bank founder and president of First National Bank at Poth was found dead near his home. Officials report brain hemorrhage as cause. Survived by widow and five children. Burial at Blessed Sacrament Cemetery, Poth with services at 9 a.m. Monday and Catholic rites.
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Floresville
Rudolph J. Wortlert
Woellert
Wilson County
Worllett
Path
I High Hill
Payette County
J. H. Brown
First National Bank
Willan Eckel
Poth
Ploresville Rural Telephone Company
Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Laborites Flag Tipping Custom in Chicago Meeting
At the American Association for Labor Trapi- Jation convention in Chicago the tipping custom drew sharp words. Miss Mary Anderson of the US Women's Wurenu and Miss Mary Barnett Gilson of the University of Chicago condemned tipping as democratic in origin yet granting superiority and causing the tipper to feel inferior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Obicngo
Mary Anderson
United States Women's
Mary Barnett Gilson
Chisago
Army to bury vast ammunition depots in Midwestern sites
Washington dispatch reports a plan to build heavily guarded underground ammunition storage depots across the Midwest to disperse shell and explosive components. Centers in Savanna, Burlington, Town, Avana, Oto, Wilmington, and Union Center will operate under army guidance with underground facilities and air raid protection.
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Washington
Middle West
Savanna
Burlington
Town
Amerille
Convicted Draft Evasion Man Saved Sentence in GA
Christopher Wilhelm 31, a St. Louis biker and self described Communist, was convicted of evading the draft and saved from prison by Federal District Judge Martin J. Welsh in San Jose. Wilhelm declared he refused to register because the draft law violates the peace and is unconstitutional. The judge labeled him a constitutional psychopath after psychiatric assessment. A French actress request noted briefly ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Christopher Wilhelm
St. Louis
Federal District
Martin J. Welsh
Welhelm
San Jose
War Veteran and Girl Marry in Brush Shelter
Kingston Tennessee reports a veteran and a 19 year old Geneva Powell Hicks marrying after a yearlong romance. They live in a five by six foot brush shack with no furniture, surviving on a government pension and shared meals. The bride, stage name Olympia Bradna, joined from France a year ago and the couple plans to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Tech
Dee
Tling
Mia
Geneva Powell
Hicks
Remie
Bradna
East Tennessee
Brooks Leaves for New Post After Randolph Tribute
Brig. Gen. John B. Brooks made his final act at Randolph field before departing Saturday for Westover field Massachusetts. An honor guard welcomed him at the gate as training planes in salute passed overhead. Brooks logged 102 13 hours aloft in three years at the field, with 165 hours instrument flight the most by any pilot there.
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John B. Brooks
Randolph Field
Westover Field
Massachusetts
Randolph
Ting
R. Heber
Brooks
Jying
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AED
Olympe Bradna
Coney Island
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