Roosevelt Promotes Generals in Army Reorganization
President Roosevelt promoted several officers on War Secretary Woodring's recommendation. Col Robert M. Dantard, chief of staff for the Sixth Corps area, to major general. Brig Gen James A. Woodruff, Hawaii coast artillery commander, to major general. Brig Gen Frank W. Rowell, Atlantic center commander, to major general.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry 4
Woodring
Robert M. Dantard
Sixth Corps
Chi- Creo
James A. Woodrill
Fort de Fussy
Hawaii
Hawaiian Coast Artillery
Frank W. Rowell
Fare Delesseps
Canal
Atlantic Center
Panajap
Hungarian Officer Roland dé Utassy Arrives in San Antonio
Maj Roland dé Utassy, military attache at the Hungarian embassy in Washington, is due in San Antonio Friday afternoon for visits to Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field. He will witness a review Saturday morning and plan to serve Saturday afternoon.
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S. A
Roland Dé Utassy
Washington
Sam Antonie
Fort Sam
Hospital Group Plans 1988 Texas State Hospital Association Convention
San Antonio Hospital Courier reports Mary Jastrow president and Aygrer Peel convening to secure the 1988 Texas State Hospital Association convention. The event is planned for Houston Martel and dates not fully legible but set for a late week. Local ads indicate a call to action for convention marketing and attendance.
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Texas State Hospital Association
San Antonio Hospital Courer
Mary Jastrow
Aygrer Peel
Mannker
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Martel
Shuffled Publisher Dies in Batavia at 99
Gert Smith Griswold, 99, publisher of the Hatayta Daily News and original member of War Associated Dress, died last night in Batavia New York. The longtime newspaper figure helped shape regional journalism and civic life for decades.
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Batavia
N.Y
Gert Smith Griswold
Hatayta Daily News
Flood Threat Near Okene and Arkansas River
Flood danger rises as Sir Francis River nears flood stage near Okene and near Kennett Missouri. Labor crews reinforce dikes with sandbags while residents flee lowland areas along the Red River and near Garland City as the river crests to dangerous levels.
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Little Rook
Arkansas
Sir Francis
Missouri
Kennett
Pallon
Arkassag
Hank
Red River
Prltan
Garland City
Garland
Jessenet
Gash land to low ceiling in Central Arkansas floods
In Arkansas near White and Cache rivers, towns formed a lake as flooding forced 23,000 residents from homes. National Red Cross officials estimated up to 600,000 wires flooded and 50,000 more might evacuate as waters rose and receded.
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Arkansas
Los Angeles
Crasfield
Biscoe
Thomas
Joy
Cache
Grosse Point
Mich
Jon
George
Albert, Evans
National Red Cross
Ex-Kidnap Victim Jailed for Drinking in Wisconsin
Port Washington report outlines Olive Boveta once linked to a famed kidnapping by John Henry Bendlord. The article notes she was jailed for driving while intoxicated amid a string of deteriorating facts and mixed identities.
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Port Washington
Wis
Olive —_Boveta
John Henry Bendlord
Nere Tadey
Marcia
New York
Caitynir Chales
Chartes 5
Ross Last Smaver
United States Refuses Evacuation Move in China
Defies Japanese demand for expulsion of Americans in central China. US note affirms right to live and work anywhere in China, citing protection of citizens and property amid wartime strain. Missionaries constitute most American residents. Tokyo and diplomats discuss safeguards and obligations.
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Hankow
Gnina
United States
Yowan
China
Nelolas
Josegh Otivo
Tklo
Central China War
Tokio
Duictet
Parole Group Elects Leaders At Southwestern Conference
John Alderman of Wortly Porday was elected president of the newly formed Southwestern State conference of federal probation and parole officers. Angus La. McAulay of Denver named cemetery, next meeting invited from Fort Worth, Little Rock and Hot Springs. St. A. Clmppnil of Washington spoke on the new probation law effective July 1. Tulsa probation officer J. R. Small urged private industry cooperation for jobs. Paul Seldier of New Orleans stressed social work agencies for families of violators. Jackie cancer in actor faces four SWALLOWs PIN Months speeding. Shirley Moore reported a 65 mile per hour driving incident and swallowinng a bobbie.
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John’ Alderman
Wort
Wortly Porday
Reed Canart
San Antonio
Angus la. McAulay
Denver
Fort Worth
Fille Rock
Hot Springs
St. A
Jackie Cancer
Shirley Moore
Rober B. Green
Joy Piers Victim in Pasadena Flight Tragedy
A small monoplaned aircraft crashed killing Joy and her passenger James F. Piers, 22, of Pasadena, amid pilot uncertainty and a low ceiling. Joy, widow of the late secretary treasurer of the Packard Motor Company, was piloting the craft when it fell. The accident occurred on a Wednesday in January, with weather conditions contributing to the loss.
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Joy
James F. Piers
Pasadena
Gon
Ie Packard Motor Company
Weather filled with jumbled place names and dates
Fragmented weather notes list numerous towns and regions with unclear dates and events. The garbled OCR mentions locations like Moab, Ark, Texas, Oklahoma, and New York, interspersed with irregular terms and stray numbers, yielding a chaotic snapshot of a weather page.
Gable Threat Maker Seized In 1000 Extortion Plot
Federal agents seized 30 year old farmhand Gaylord Forsyth of Fond du Lac after a 1000 extortion note to Clark Gable was traced to him. Forsyth claimed Mrs. Alice Schnetter signed the note and denies knowledge, saying he forged her name out of spite while she ignored his advances.
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Pocahontas
Towa
Heb
Gaylord Forsyth
Clark Gable
United State District Attorney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fonda
Tawa
Gable
Alice Schnetter
Whch
Ste
Forsyth
Manifold Fails to Check Blazing Well Near Edinburg
A blazing well near Edinburg could not be controlled after a manifold installed by Patton and the fire team dropped into the cratered surface. Firefighters resumed efforts to extinguish the blaze using explosives as debris covered the site.
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Edinburg
Patton
Sasser
Man slugged robbed and left in ditch in San Antonio
Joe Ward of 393 Regent Street was found in a drainage ditch near Espada Mission Road at 5 30 am. He was treated at Robert B Green hospital with exposure shock and possible pneumonia. Investigators say his pockets were emptied and the purse missing after a sack filled with sand was used to slug him. A separate incident saw Teresa Mendoza beaten and robbed of 10 dollars near Laredo and Durango streets. Police aid provided at Robert B Green hospital.
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Salidbugger
Ban Antonian
Robert B. Green
Joe J. Ward
Regent Street
Go Dlich
Sdin JSON Field
Purse
Starleup
Espada Mission
San Antonio
Ward
Sherrif Vernonsehneider
Teresa Mendoza
Morales Street
Laredo
Durango
Mendoza
Robert B. Green Hospital
Big Love Costly to Wealthy Woman in Court Case
Mrs. Mary Minette, 29, testified in superior court that her love for Daryl Evans, 24, cost her $4000 after she was gutted by the affair. Witness Kathteen Nancy Evans said Minette confessed she could not stop loving her husband. R. H. Rhodes, of New Castle, Pa., represented Minette. she is estranged from Waldo W. Minette, owner of a meat markets chain. Mr. and Mrs. Evans married in 1932, have five children, and separated July 15.
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Los Angeles
Mary 2. Minette
Daryl
Eyans
New Castle
Sawyer
Minette
tValdo W
Black Man Executed for Killing Couple at Ellenville
There were no claimants today for the body of Charles J. Brown, 99, who died at Sing Sing in an electric chair for the double murder of Mr. My and Mr. Isadore Handleman in Ellenville during a robbery. Brown, described as a Black man, spent eight months in the passing house without visitors and did not name the preacher he claimed was his father. He died while attempting to force his time.
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Olsthing
Nly
Charles J. Brown
Ellenville
Brown
No Division Tet War Set
The Second division will land a force of about 5000 men to the Leon Springs military reservation. On Monday the Third brigade and Second Field artillery brigade move to Camp Hulls Mandy for day drills. Division headquarters and special troops go to Camp Bullly Monday afternoon for exercises, and the division holds stakes exercises Tuesday. The troops return to the array past Tuesday afternoon.
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Leon Springs Miliary Reservation
Camp
Hullls
Camp Bullly
Three people injured in early morning auto incidents
Three persons were injured in separate early morning auto incidents. Menk, 65, was run down at South St Marys street and treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. A taxi driver W A Lindsey, 24, and salesman M Armstrong, 25, were hurt near Nogalitos and South Flores. Lindsey was trapped and needed door removal. both were hospitalized with Armstong suffering a fractured arm.
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Menk
Rogses Vell ‘Avenue
South St. Mary's Street
Robert B. Green
Mek
J. J. Klevenhagert
Loseys
Frio City Road
M. ©. Armstrong
Saly
Francisco Street
W. A. Lindsey
Howard Street
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