Promotions for 26 Guardsmen at Camp Bowie
In Brownwood and across Texas camps, 26 guardsmen were promoted to various infantry and engineer ranks. Notable names include William Fachard Ivy, Keith Dodge, Astrye Wayne Bronton, and Revert Whaon Deawwhon, reflecting promotions across Fort Worth Port Arthur Abilene and surrounding towns during the 36th Myikian paidquarters. Citations list multiple units such as the Eleventh engineers and Forty-fourth infantry, with many men advancing to the One Hundred Forty-fourth Infantry and other regiments.
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Betwa
Port Worth
Cran Curton Stoyas
Garte
Menon Watkey Whitaitt
Monalins
Robert Lintiow Steed
Austing Ross ‘Ayers
Ariiory
Lybhook
Caplussin
Hornton
Johin Edward Nawe
Port Arthur
Port Arthur: Revert Whaon
Thadryl Blewett
Port
Victoria
Bart Tras
Larsader One
Teachers to Hear of I2-Grade Plan
The San Antonio Teachers' council will discuss a proposed two to three grade upgrade at a Tuesday meeting. Superintendent T. Stutsman is among speakers and will report how a 12 grade plan could come after further committee review.
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San Antonio
Thei
Kathora Remy
Natanel Education Association
Auto Deaths Blamed On Jaywalkers In City County
Police Captain Homer Alten attributes high pedestrian fatalities to poor pedestrian education. Traffic officers note county figures show ten pedestrians died Saturday and five in Lie etty, with most victims being pedestrians. Officials warn against jaywalking and unsafe crossing practices as part of a broader effort to curb fatalities.
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Homer Alten
Lieetty
Captain Alien
Avatar
Avatar Pedestians To Which Far Their Nun Sagsey
Quads Mother AH Hale Hearty Ward Report
A hospital ward note describes the condition of quadruplets born to a mother named AH Hale. The report states the mother and one child are doing well, with medical staff monitoring the newborns and planning ongoing care. Further details on treatment and prognosis are limited in the fragmented OCR text.
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Tarug
N. D
Gt. John's Hospital
Nick Brown
Leonard
Wisday
Brown
Chile Peru pact pledges Pacific defense and amity
Chilean Foreign Minister Minick Bianchi and Peru’s Alfredy Salt Mure pledged a mutual defense and amity pact to prevent organized actions against constitutional order along the Pacific coast. The accord includes coordinated defense and enforcement measures while seeking regional conciliation amid continental disputes.
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Lima
Per
Feo
Pacific
Minick Bianchi
Chie
Pern
Alfredy Salt
Mure
Bianchi
Dawy
Santiago
TM Argentlina
Peru
Henry
Dean
Jimmy
Anid Gery
Miechas
German Transport Planes in Libya
Berlin reports that a German bomber forced to land on the Libyan coast was repaired with help from two transport planes and flown off before British armor arrived. The bomber was said to be severely damaged. British Cairo sources quoted Italian prisoners claiming about 7000 German technicians had joined Italian forces in Libya.
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Berlin
Fep
North African
Greald
Itci
Geman
Cairo
Libya
France names new Vichy envoy to Mexico
Diplomatic sources say France has appointed Gilbert Aivengas as minister to Mexico, replacing Albert Torii. He is reported to have Buna-German sympathies and is expected to arrive in Mexico City shortly.
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Mexico City
France
Mexico
Gilbert Aivengas
Vichy
Albert Torii
Rome admits Benghazi loss amid heavy fighting
Italian high command announced Rome withdrew from Benghazi on Thursday night to spare civilians after extremely bitter fighting with British forces nearby. In East Africa heavy artillery fire circled Cheren as British and Italian forces clashed, with reports of declined resistance and a large surrender by the Benghazi garrison.
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Rome
Italien
Bengasi
High Command
East Africa
Cheren
Bengal
Cherlen
Netiyity
U Fers
Beltish
British Lose One Plane In Raids
Berlin reports say one British bomber was shot down. British defenses beat back further raids with no noted night interceptions. A 60 ton vessel was damaged off Dundee and bombs dropped near Petersfield. a fast speedboat aided two survivors from the 10,000 ton liner. Other raids targeted Valletta Malta with fires and damage to runways and hangars.
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Berlin
Fel
Vuela R.A
Naal
Petersheld
Aberdeen
Scotland
Raul
Ipswich
Newcastle
Tia Erty
Pynnes
Valletta
Mia
Mediterranean
Malta
Italy Claims Greek Defeat in Baltic Front
A wartime bulletin reports Italian forces repulsed a Greek attack in the Baltic region with heavy losses. It mentions a sunken Italian submarine and a crew of 67, while detailing limited scene specifics and noting Italian success against the Greek maneuver.
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Rome
Felt
Al-lmoin
Lawingen
Gald
Colonel Donovan Arrives in Egypt Amid Tarusalem Visit
Unofficial U S observer William Bonavan arrived in Cairo as a guest of British ambassador Riles Lampoon during Colonel Donovan's visit to Egypt. The arrival marks a diplomatic moment as Ai In Tarusalem hosts the observer network and local officials prepare for ensuing talks.
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Donovan
Egypt
CATRO
Williaur Bonavan
United States
Ai In
Tarusalem
Riles Lampoon
Vichy Initiates Youth Building Camps Amid Unrest
In Vichy on February 11, authorities issued a decree mandating youths under a certain age be placed in building camps. The government framed the move as necessary for controlling regional tensions in the occupied zone.
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Vichy
Piehehmen
WWE
Serwe
Elebl Frontin
Inday
Strikers Pact Released To Aid War Effort
The C. T. O United Automobile Workers and managers at Allis-Chalmers agreed to remove idle equipment vital for the army and navy. Sixteen union men will ship tip wheels for a navy order, with more to follow. Washington talks include John R. Ougjen and labor adviser Sidney Hillman as defense programs remain on track.
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Herautes Power Company
Allis-Chalmers
Washington
John R. Ougjens
National i Defense Commission
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Myc applauds aid criticism at town meet in D C
The American Youth Congress opened its national town meeting in Washington today as delegates applauded six speakers who denounced Britain and urged no lease or lend. Jack McMicheel, A. C., chairman, highlighted the torch light parade ending at the Washington monument. Sessions continue without official recognition as in the prior year. President Roosevelt addressed the delegates with Mrs Roosevelt attending.
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Washington, Tech
Ives
Jack McMicheel
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
World Change in Peace Shaped by End of War
Dr Nathan Colter of Upper Moneta te spoke at the Rotary forum on international understanding about a postwar world. He warned America will seek control and urged confronting issues in labor agriculture and trade attitudes after the conflict ends.
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Nathan Colter
Moneetate
Rotary Choir
Fen
Tt Ls
United States
Het
Press bans foreign language in Brazilian presses
In Rio de Janeiro President Vargas bans non Portuguese print by requiring all mass media and magazines to publish only in Portuguese for six months. The decree follows a 1939 order mandating Portuguese text for foreign language press works and notes current English and other language publications in Brazil.
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Rig DE Janeiro
Broell
Getalio Vargas
Willer Ky
Portguase
Rio de Janeiro
The
News
Ralph B. Ross
Mingivine Hrealan
Amnerican
Sermag Deutsche Rie Zeitung
Fantulla
Sao Paulo
Soukheny Binal
Income Tax Deductions for Medical Professionals
A physician or dentist may deduct necessary professional expenses including office rent supplies, utilities, travel, and wages for domestic servants allocated to business use. Business depreciation applies to equipment and books. insurance such as mobility coverage may be deducted proportionally.
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Algo
Ik Ues
Cullent
Hospital asks eight point two million for building plan
The hospital seeks 8,200,000 dollars for a new clinic and administration building at San Antonio State Hospital. Costs include 100,000 dollar project items and a total 350,000, or more, in appropriations. The governor and legislature would receive the plan with recommendations for multiple improvements and equipment upgrades.
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Butik
Sal Antonio State Hospital
W. Lee O'Daniel
Sond
Coursol
Manly
Soartt
Ban Énvtarta Hospital
Voluntary Jobless Ruling Clarifies Unemployment Benefits
SAN WICANGISGO Feb. 0 Workers who refuse to cross picket lines lose unemployment insurance under a California Supreme Court ruling. The decision ends a dispute over interpreting the state unemployment insurance act and its eligibility during labor disputes.
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San
In Spite of School Claims Ken Follow Tech Training
Henry Trenern reports on a series about San Antone area tech training and shop divisions. It describes an 18 year old boy forced to work for $5 weekly to finance his studies and notes other students in radio, cosmetology, and janitorial tracks pursuing jobs or college, with mixed outcomes and NYA survey data on post graduation placement.
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Ken
Henry Trenner
Hel
Amet
Tye Iker
Tun
Salls Lily
Amit
Innalls
Hiere
Jefferson Senlog School
SS. Louis
Mls
Bos
Tio
Bere
Rotary
Jowalryt
NYA
Tech
Orsay
Tim
Air corps faces probe into rising crash fatalities
Amid a surge of 27 deaths in two months, the Air Corps studies safety records and crash prevention. Officials at Randolph Field Texas argue pilot training boosts fatalities ratio only slightly, while cadet training and fleet maneuvers contribute to the trend. Data covers 1937 to 1939 with several recent incidents across Texas California New York and Long Island.
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Washington, Fit
Air Corps
Tssuanes
Aircorps
Randolph Safer
Randolph Field
Texas
Mearing
West Point
Naval
Navy
Sis
Alycorps
Y Ib
Luz
Sears
Congress
Etx
Squth
California
HEEE
Amy
Honotle
Uno
Army
Lacksdale Field
Lonieiia
Morton
West
New York City
Reb Wiry
Demy
Jeved
Aitout Field
Long Island
Frry
Japan Cuts Term of Briton as Spy
The SCOUYE of wRpeak reduced a foreigner’s espionage sentence to five years, marking the first time a foreigner is required to serve a penal sentence for espionage in Japan. The ruling was reported by Dome, the Japanese news agency, and involves Briton Vincerth Peters.
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Japan
Gsaka
Pele
Vincerth Peters
Dome
Minten Death Under Prode Inquest Underway
Deputy shentis Saturday sit Werenvestizalng the mystery shading the death of Albert Minten, 48, 3924 Pleasanton road, who died of a gunshot wound. Minten was found slumped at the back steps by his daughter, Genevieve, 11, early Friday. He bled to death after a 30-30 bullet struck his left chest and exited through his shoulder amid a struggle near his home. Mrs Minten said he owns property and planned to visit a neighbor. authorities investigated the scene. He is survived by a wife and several children.
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Shentis
Albert & lMilttten
Pleasanton Road
Justice of the Penne Otlls
Minten
Genevieve
Haald
Minton
Rita
Besda
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