Lindbergh warns against aiding Britain in war
Lindbergh testifies that the United States should avoid depleting forces to aid England, arguing Britain may not win the war for years and warning that aiding the Allies could prolong conflict. He says Germany holds enough air power and bases to threaten Europe and American safety.
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Binity House
Nlg
United States
Germany
Britain
Europe
Saint Ray
United
Great Britain
England
Amerycon
America
Lindbergh
McCormick
Talley Fogules Singer Alleges Extortion In Divorce Case
Los Angeles Feb 6 A court action filed in an amended divorce complaint accuses Adolph G Ekstrom music teacher of attempted blackmail seeking 150000 by alleging misconduct with several men including Edgar Bergin and Rust Heinz. Talley alleges he demanded money and custody for their five year old daughter and threatened to publicize alleged misconduct if refused.
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Los Angeles
INS
Sion Talley
Dar
Adolph G. Ekstrom
New York
Eckstrom
Migs Talley
Bergin
Henry
Eric Rhodes
Arthur’ Rosenstein
Aubrey Ad
Jean Savion
John 5
Keith
Miss Talley
Harry J. Miller
Biss ‘Talley
Los Angeles Superior Court
Hls
Miss Tulles
Guardsman Leaves After Baby Is Born at Station
Private Raymond L. Bettman Jr a national guardsman called for a year’s training waited at a New Albany Indiana station to catch a train to Camp Shelby Mississippi. An officer rushed up and informed him his wife had delivered a boy. Officers quickly guided him to the platform where he saw the newborn before boarding.
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New Albany
Ind
Raymond L. Bettman Jr
Camp Shelby
Miss
Esse
Stalin
Che Tevin
Town Damaged as Surface Settles in Pa. Neighborhood
Tremors and ground shifts damaged a block of WEST PLVSTON Pennsylvania early today. Residents fled as cracks opened and gas and water mains broke. Several homes were evacuated while utilities were shut off to prevent further danger.
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West Plvston
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth to Open Student Workshop in Hanover
Dartmouth plans a new student workshop in Hanover announced by President Finns Martin Hopkins. The move aims to counter slower national gains in higher education and boost college employment prospects for students and graduates.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
WN. Hy
Finns Martin Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Colege Hoye
Treasure Hunters Nearly Stop Work
Reported discovery of hidden treasure in a defiled old building drew crowds to a scene. Work crews were halted as excited individuals gathered, delaying ongoing demolition and halting progress temporarily while authorities assess the find.
Insurance favored to require auto owners to carry liability
Five San Antonio residents share views on mandating liability or comprehensive insurance for drivers. Bill Perry supports compulsory coverage to repair others’ cars. R W Grant cites 60 percent uninsured drivers and many with insured vehicles as capable of paying. Erl Cloud backs mandatory insurance as a poor man's investment. Helen Fritsciy opposes, warning it harms the poor and could favor the rich in court. Jean Neuendorft favors mandatory coverage to reduce accidents and irresponsible driving.
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Bill Perry
San Antonio State Hospital
R. W. Grant
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Eerl Cloud
West Myrile Street
Helen Fritsciy
West Cypress Fleet
Storms block Romain aids raids on Britain
London reports bad weather stopped nocturnal bombings by Germs bombers last night as RAF crews faced narrowed operations. Affected districts suffered some fire damage near London outskirts with several houses demolished and casualties noted. Seven RAF planes reported lost or missing after day raids. Berlin claimed 18 British planes destroyed in opposition.
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London
Britain
Germany
Rt. A. F
Air Ministry
R. A. FL
Lanta i
Berlin
Grand Jurors to Get New Quarters
Courthouse officials announce a move of grand jurors to newly vacated fourth floor offices. The district attorney staff will relocate, freeing rooms previously used by the jury for their operations.
First L A Scouts Meet at Luncheon
Mayor Maury Maverick chairs a luncheon at La Louisiane for four charter members of San Antonio’s first Boy Scout troop founded in 1910. Present were George P. Burnett Dr. Dale Kelly GW Mitchell and Oscar Dilsdale.
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Maury Maverick
Seudion
la Louisiane
Chareter
San Antonio
George P. Burnett
Dale Kelly
GW. Mitchell
Oscar Dilsdale
Cavalry Retains Sombrero Helmets For Mounted Units
The Eighth Corps area announces that enlisted men in horse mounted units may keep the old wide brim sombrero if service hats remain authorized in other units. The switch to motorized troops has prompted the overseas type as the preferred headgear.
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Eighth Corpa
Disturbance Ends in Savings Theft
A. W. Baneman reports a theft of $5 from a savings bank at his home at 1743 West Magnolia Avenue after a disturbance in front of the house. Raymond Bowman says a new automobile and cash receipts of $132.18 were stolen from his Gilling station at 448 South St. Mary’s Avenue. Mra. E. McClelland reports a theft of $1.08 from a savings bank at her West Dimas Drive home.
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A. W. Baneman
West Magnolia Avenue
Raymond Bowman
South St. Mary's Atveet
Mra
E. McClelland
West Dimas Drive
Yarnell Says Fleets Indefinite As War Hangs
Philadelphia February 5 Rear Admiral Harry E Yarnell former Asiatic squadron commander warned that the timing of the war’s end is unclear and that by 1945 the United States could be weaker if Germany or Japan act faster. He said naval strength depends on the enemy’s moves and that experts cannot fix a year for victory.
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McCormick
Pepper
Nagis
We Seas
Philadelphia
TNS
United States
Harry E Yarnell
Asiatic Squadron
Germany
Japan
Yarnell
Italy Sub Sinks British Steamer Reported
An Italian submarine sank the 200 ton British steamer in the Atlantic convoy, a navy report stated. The same submarine was cited February 2 for sinking three British vessels totalling about 15 000 tons. Also, Alfred Landon announced he would testify in Topeka about the lease bill before the Senate committee.
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Rome
Trio
Blk Command
Atlantic
Landon
Tessify
Topeka
Kan
Alfred
Washington
Senaca
Backers Seek Five Year Limit On President Authority Bill
Washington wired report says Democratic members of the foreign affairs committees agreed on an amendment to impose a five year limit on the president's power to contract under the aid Britain bill. The panel also sought to clarify that the act does not authorize entry of any American vessel into combat areas in violation of neutrality laws.
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Washington
Hoa
Britain
Araney Kunshina
Otheing
Lockheed Me P-34 Fastest Interceptor Goes Into Production
Lockheed Aircraft Corp announces full production of the Me P-34 burn-engined interceptor hailed as the fastest of its kind. Reagan CG Stunkel, manager of the service division, stated in San Antonio that models are being delivered to the Army and Navy while Britain receives bombers. Company representatives toured fields and shipyards to assess engine production and factory pace.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Reagan CG
Stunkel
San Antonio
Army Air Corps
Army
Navy Air Army
Stinkel
Xhie
Britain
Burbank
Calif
Jim
Toga
Knellig
U S Pilot Dies In Midair Crash Near Farmingdale
Two pursuit planes collided midair near Farmingdale on Long Island. Second Lieutenant Sherman Denny was killed while First Lieutenant Joney Eakth died in the crash. The survivor, second lieutenant Joseph Laycock, suffered a broken ankle. The incident follows another midair crash earlier in the week near Mitchel Field and Northport.
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Farmingdale
Long Island
Une
Army Information Service
Firat
Joney TE
Eakth
Villory
Acoand
Remy Air Base
Mantay
Sherman
Denny
Northport
Cadet Driver Injured in Frio City Road Crash
Cadet A. Driver sustained facial cuts and bruises when two autos collided on the old Frio City road near Templeton. W. Templeton, 809 West Houston, was treated at Kelly Infirmary. H. W. Gage was attended at the Robert B. Creeem hospital.
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W.templeton
Bracks Tete
Cadet
H. W. Gage
Houston Street
Uute
Old Frio City
Justin Gorwtt
Kelly
Templeton
Kelly Infirmary
Gage
Tobert B. Creem Hospital
Brooksield
Medical group boycott case tests anti trust law
Department of justice lawyers in district court outlined a case against the American Medical Association two societies and 20 physicians alleged to have conspired to crush the Group Health Association a federal workers prepaid medical care plan. Prosecutors described coercion and boycott actions to deny hospital care and interdict Washington physicians not aligned with the group. The case hinges on whether medical practice constitutes a conspiracy under the Sherman Act with possible penalties up to $1000 fine or one year in jail.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Americary Miedical Association
John Henry Lewin
American Medical Notation
Columbia Medical Society
Harris County
Texas
Bedlon! Society
Washington, D. C
Group Health Association
Ins
District Court
Supreme Court
Lewin
American Medical Association
Associated Societies
Brouguy
Health Assestation
Circuit Work of Appeals
Woman, 70, Slain by Chicago Robber
CHICAGO, Feb. 8. Miss Elizabeth Connor, a Mennetal d reaming house keeper, was found dead in the basement of her home last night. Police report she was strangled, bound with a towel, and her neck was prised. Lodgers say jewelry and small sums of money were missing from their rooms. Connor was an unarmeded when she discovered the intruders.
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Chicago
Fes
Elizabeth
Conor
Ely
Connor
Lafayette Day Sought for State in South Carolina
A movement led by prominent South Carolinians including Albert Novi and Arthur Bauer seeks to honor June 15 as Lafayette Day in South Carolina with aims of nationwide recognition. The plan references Marquis de Lafayette, who arrived in the Americas on June 4 1777, and traces early celebrations through Georgetown and Charleston to Walterboro.
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Walterboro
S.C. Fiuth
CNSI
Albert Novi
Arthur Bauer
South Carolina
Marquis de Lafayette
New World
Georgetown
C. Ie
Ghaveston
Wallerboro
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