Turkey holds Red Barrier to Germans amid Balkan rumors
Istanbul dispatch reports Turkish circles credit Russian pressure for delaying German plans to invade Bulgaria. They cite anti German demonstrations in Sofia as sign of Bulgarian public stance while Yugoslav reports suggest Germany demands neutrality and permission to move troops through Yugoslavia. Russian position at Moscow expected to influence Balkan fate. British residents in Sofia consider leaving for Turkey as rumors of military moves and bridge placements surface.
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No Proof Yet of Nazi Troops in Bulgaria
Report from BOPTA in Bulgaria states no official confirmation of German troop occupation after rumors spread. Bulgarian officials deny any occupation plans and continue curbing military classes as the situation remains tense and uncertain.
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Greeks Deny British Occupy Lemnos Island Claim
Greek Minister Cimon Diaman topplous said Greece denied British troops landed on Lemnos a strategic Aegean island near the Dardanelles. The denial comes amid Western reports of possible British expansion toward the Balkans as Germany eyes moves in Bulgaria and Sofia.
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Hope Dims For Alfonso King Of Spain In Rome
reports from New York and Rome indicate King Alfonso of Spain, age 14, remained critically ill in a Rome hotel after a long illness. Doctors described his condition as extremely grave while family members and royal figures visited him through the night.
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Nazi Relief Units in Spain Arrive to Aid Santander After Fire
Berlin announced a German military relief expedition to Santander includes an ambulance company engineers and an army field kitchen. The units, sent with Spanish government consent, will clear debris and feed about 8 000 homeless victims. Madrid reported the relief convoy had already arrived and began demolishing burning buildings.
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Die at Rain Brings Auto Mishaps in Boxer County
In a weekend span ending midnight, 28 motor vehicle accidents were logged as slick highways fueled a deadly stretch. Pardenilla, 25, of 137 Eremphatt St, died after being struck by a tear driven by Herald Schmidt, 29, near St. Marys University where Schmidt claimed to be en route to a basketball game. Welch, 40, of 711 Bigfoot St, also died after being struck by an automobile on the Laredo highway near the Phoenix refinery. car driver Sam Durda, 301 Robert Lee St, reported the crash. Welch suffered a skull fracture. aid arrived too late. Reyes, 1187 South Laredo St, sustained a head gash in a collision involving Mrs. Robert Henderson, 408 South Mesquite St, with Reyes treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Outland brittees and Arturo Martines were involved in a separate crash on Nogalites Street. Martines, of Jourdanton, was later booked for negligent collision.
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Exodus of British Troops Tied to Shanghai Move
Shanghai February report says Empress of Asia may be ordered to Singapore to evacuate Bellis nationals. Officials offered no confirmation. about 16,909 ton vessel could be used to move British troops north of the fortieth parallel. Roughly 10,000 Britons in China may face transport shortages if they attempt to depart the Far East.
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Butter Ration in Britain Reduced to Four Ounces
In London on February 22, an official at a British ministry announced the butter ration will drop to four ounces per person per week starting March 1. The statement followed wartime controls and reflects government measures to balance food supplies.
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British Radio Broadcast Warns of Nazi Undercover Move
A London BBC French service broadcast warned listeners that Nazi undercover activity aims to seize French naval forces. The report urged French guards to stay vigilant, noting the risk of tank deployments and the need to counter any attempted actions by enemy agents.
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State wins land claim in Hutchinson county case
The State of Texas secured title to land in Hutchinson County valued over $1,000,000 after a lengthy legal dispute. The case against Whittenburg involved river bed ownership and the Canadian River, with attorneys noting the state's original survey and subsequent erosion widening.
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Japan Mediation Seen Failing Over Indo China Clash
Japanese government sources indicate French Indo China debates aligning with Britain and the United States or following Japan in Far East policy. Haiphong peace talks unfold as Bangkok reports hope for mediation, while Tokyo and Paris exchange protests over Japan's role and bases in Indo China.
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Fleeing Fascists Dying of Thirst in East Africa
A torn OCR report describes the 8th Italian battalion and native troops retreating across a desert toward Telim. Some soldiers, including the battalion doctor, surrendered at Afimadid. British officers believe remaining troops may be NEA or OYE.
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F D R Lees Hopkins Plans Gulf Vacation
Hyde Park N Y February 24 President Roosevelt spends the day with Harry Hopkins to hear findings from Bon don on war needs and possible exports to Japan. Senators report government action may come by March 1 as Roosevelt plans a Gulf coast trip aboard a cruiser or the Potomac. Marty Maverick predicts Roosevelt could visit San Antonio and perhaps meet President Camsach in Mexico.
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FDR to Seek $30 Monthly Benefit for All Over 60
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will ask Congress to authorize a federal contribution of 30 dollars a month for retired persons over sixty, regardless of other income or state pensions. The plan would replace the current matching system and expand social security under unemployment and old age programs. Democratic leaders indicated the message would be sent soon after enacting aid to Britain and funding the program.
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Drab Rain Lingers After Brief Weather Spell
The forecast notes Sunday highs near 64 and lows around 46 with light northeast winds. The lingering drizzle continues as the damp, cloudy skies persist and little relief is expected soon.
Pact Near for Defense Strike
United Auto Workers reach near agreement to settle a 7000 worker strike at Allis-Chalmers plant in Kenosha. Conciliator James P. Hale says terms will be reviewed by union and management. a UAW statement cites a Washington compromise and a new arbitration step to resolve differences.
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Lee to Back British Food Bill in Senate
Senator Josh Lee of Oklahoma announced plans to amend the lease-lead bill to send agricultural supplies and tools to Britain. While visiting Nashville, he said the measure would pass next week, asserting it would cost less than war items like guns and ships.
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Churchill Hinting at Visit to United States
The London Sunday Dispatch reports a New York correspondent article suggesting Prime Minister Churchill may visit the United States. It is implied Churchill could confer with President Roosevelt at the White House during a future trip.
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Filibuster in Washington Opponents push end to debate
Opponents threaten a filibuster to end debate and force a vote on a measure. Leader Barkley notes the plan to press the Senate, with discussion about a possible hourlong standoff and warnings of procedural tactics.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and West Texas
Cloudy with chances of drizzle or rain Sunday. Light to moderate northeast winds. Temperature trends show little change with highs around 84 and Sunday morning low near 68 in San Antonio region. East Texas coast and West Texas sections also report overcast skies with limited temperature shifts and moderate winds along the coast.
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United States vows tight response over sinking with flag
Washington reports the U S government will hold Germany to strict account for sinking any American ship even if the Stars and Stripes is misused. Authorities say the United States will resist attacks and may take extreme measures, citing past submarine warfare and potential provocations to push the nation toward belligerence. Canada’s role in flag misuse is rejected as a matter between Washington and Ottawa.
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Berlin Charges British Trickery Over Sunatinn Sinking
Berlin claims a Canadian built Sunatinn cruiser flying an American flag was sunk by a Nazi raider in the Indies ocean, warning the United States of potential misuse of the American banner. German officials and press demand a diplomatic probe amid accusations Britain tried to draw the US into war.
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