Indictment Ties 30 to Nazi Propaganda Plot in Army
A federal grand jury indicted 30 individuals accusing them of conspiring with German officials and Nazi party members to incite mutiny and loyalty disloyalty in the U S armed forces and to aid a fascist regime. Names include George Sylvester Viereck and William Dudley Pelley, with actions alleged across newspapers leaflets magazines and distribution to German embassies and consulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Law
Justice Department
Zalley
German Reich
United States
Viereck
George Sylvester Viereck
Wivends
Joseph E. McWilliams
Christian Mobilwers
Humbet
Justine
Niot
Francis Blade
Youths Caught in House Wrecking
Five juveniles were rounded up by police on Menday for wrecking a house under construction on South Park Street. They damaged property including 14 mirrors and painted floors and walls. Their fathers paid for the damage and the youths were released. L. G. Hodges, 510 Harrison Street, was building the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Street
L. G. Hodges
Harrison Suet
Consuls Visit City Officials
Consuls from four Central American counties visited City Hall on Tuesday to wish Mayor Mauermann and city commissioners a prosperous municipal year. The delegation included Enrique Gonzales, Mexican consul general. M. Gonzales, Guatemalan consul and legal advisor. Bertil Korig, Honduran consul. Alonzo Berais, Nicaraguan consul. and Carlos P. Noli, Mexican consul. They were greeted in the council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauermann
Sty
Enrique Gon Seles
M. ©. Gonzales
Guate
Garbage fires blamed on army at dumping grounds
L. A. Lelayrin, garbage superintendent, accused soldiers of sneaking into the area and setting fires to force the city to dump elsewhere. He said the fires produced a vast stench and accused the army of pressuring disposal practices, while Commissioner Hein lamented not being able to dump at Harlandale due to fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lelayrin
Henry Jie
Hein
Harlandale
Commissioner Hein
Taliaferro Services Set for Lieut Lucien H Taliaferro
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Porter Loring chapel for Lieut. Lucien H. Taliaferro 21 who died Monday in El Paso from injuries in a plane crash. Burial will be in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Survivors include his father Col Lucien H. Taliaferro Germantown Pa mother Alma Crider Taliaferro San Antonio brother Lieut Writer Richard Taliaferro stationed in England and grandmother Mrs Thomas Crider San Antonio.
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Porter Loring Chapel
Lucien H. Taliaferro
el Paso
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
Alamo Heights High School
M College
San Antonio
Lubbock
Germantown
Alma Crider Taliaferro
Richard Taliaferro
England
Thomas Crider
Charne Filed in New Year’s Fight
City Detective Charles Barrera filed charges Tuesday in a New Year’s fight case. Tuan Rodrigue of Berg's Mil was charged with assault to murder in the complaint alleging impusure of the Peace. The case involves Carlos Gonzales of Elmendorf who was shot in the neck at a Berg's Mull tavern on New Year’s night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuan Rodrigue
Charles Barrera
Carlos Gonzales
Elmendorf
Tho
New Draft Appeal Board Named in San Antonio
A draft appeal board gains an extra panel announced by state active service headquarters in town. Members will be J. A. Mintosh, George Cowden, Luther M. Bickett, A. M. Blegeman, and Lee Scallaor, with others to follow.
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San Antonio
Statective Service
J. A. Mintosh
George Cowden
Luther M. Bickett
A. M. Blegemarn
Lee Scallaor
Discharged Soldier Pleads for Jail Time
A 19 year old ex soldier discharged from the army November 28 pleaded for time in jail before Judge McCul lum Burnett at Goung Court-at-Law No 1. He said employment offices refused to help due to a dishonorable discharge and that his only job would pay $20. He pleaded guilty to issuing a $3 worthless check for a bottle of liquor and was sentenced to 0 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullum Burnett
Goung Court-at- Law
Army
U. S
Burnett
Overheated stove causes fire damage at Byars home
An overheated wood stove in the kitchen started a fire at Mrs. Fannie Byars’s residence at 714 North Smith Street late Monday afternoon. The blaze badly damaged the building and furnishings, with damage estimated at 1200 for the structure and 1000 for the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Byars
North Smith Street
Woman shoots self after chastisement incident
A 13 year old black woman reportedly shot herself after being chastised by her husband who runs a grill on East Commerce Street. She was admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital with injuries to her right shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green Hospital
East Commerce Street
Bicycle Quota Drops for San Antonio OPA District
January quota for the San Antonio OPA district falls to 185 bicycles plus a reserve of 45, per district official James P. McFarland. He notes this is the lowest quota since rationing began.
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San Antonio
Youth Hurt In Collision On Amager Street
A collision at the intersection of South Pine and Wyoming streets left youth Amager injured and thrown from a car. He was sent to Robert B. Green Hospital for possible fracture testing. Police transported him. driver W McRain Everett, 99 Bushnell Street, reported he drove north on South Pine. Another incident saw T N Smith struck by a car driven by Bill Harris, 30 East Mayficnd Street, crossing Main Avenue and Travis Street. Smith treated at Robert B. Green Hospital and released. Harris booked for aggravated assault and released on an appearance bond.
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Amager
McCleary Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
South Pine and
Wyoming
W. McRain Everett
Bushnell Street
Noth Orn South Pine Stoet
W. J. Robutsch
T. N. Smith
Gillespie Street
Bill Harris
Main Avenue
Travis Street
Harrie
Captain Cecil B. Eubanks Missing in Action Now Prisoner of War
Captain Cecil B. Eubanks, reported missing in Italy, is now said to be a prisoner of war in Germany, per Mrs. Eubanks of Route 2 Box 1664 Babcock Road. He served with the 36th Infantry Division and trained at Fort Benning and then in Florida and Massachusetts. His father T. S. Faibanks formerly of San Antonio now lives in Houston. The Army also listed several South Texans as wounded in the Mediterranean area, including Cletus A. Baird Jr., Protasig Alaniz Jr., Mervin Cress, Wesley E. Dalton, Arthur G. Dillard, and others from San Antonio, Rio Grande City, Mission, and Edinburg.
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Cecil B. Eubanks
Italy
Germany
Eubanks
Babcock Road
36Th Infantry Division
Camp Bowie
Fort Benning
Divison
Florida
Massachusetts
T. 5. Faibanks
San Antonio
Houston
Army
Mediterranean
Cletus A, Baird Jr
Serpens
Cletus EH
Baird
Bryan Street
Protasig Alaniz Jr
Nalivided Alsaz
Rio Grande City
Mervin Cress
Tolan NW. Cross
Caldwell
Wesley E. Dalton
Myc
Evelyn Dalton
Lockhare
Arthur G. Dillard
Fenn Ruth Dulsrd
Pearson
Dmeteo LE Gonzales
Felipe V
Gonsales
Robstown
Francis WM. Howard
Virginia M. Howard
Edinburg
Heynalsa Molina
Frances Langford Plans Pacific Tour With Bob Hope
Mrs. Atin Langford says Frances Langford will join Bob Hope to entertain servicemen in the South Pacific. The singer, who recently visited San Antonio to see friends including Mrs. Edna Bartlett and Capt Tom Forrest, has long hoped to go overseas and received permission. Langford has stayed at the Gunter Hotel.
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Atin Langford
Move
Frances Langeford
South Pacific
Bob Hope
Battle Area
Baptist Unions Sponsor Course for Training Union Members
Members from 35 San Antonio Baptist churches attend a week long course in the First Baptist Church educational building. Valus Norsworthy of Fort Worth state training union president presides at the opening meeting and will teach Modern Training Union Methods to pastors, educational directors and officers. Classes are divided into age groups.
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Pan Antonio
Mayor 57 Celebrates Birthday While at Work
Gus B. Mauermann, age 57, celebrated his birthday on Tuesday with continued work and city duties. City employees planned a party later in the afternoon at 4 p.m. in the mayor's office with refreshments and other remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus B. Mauermann
Cele
City Ettomney
New York Judge Discusses San Antonio Delinquency
Judge Kross of New York City spoke at the Zonta club on Palestine and then studied San Antonio Juvenile delinquency issues Tuesday. She met with County Juvenile Officer Dora Davenport and noted housing as a major factor, citing decreases in Negro and Latin American projects and increases in Victoria County Anglo American projects.Attorney Jay Sam Levey joined the conference, suggesting integrated planning among church, school, and home to curb delinquency. Kross urged better coordination of public and private agencies and praised local teachers for union efforts before departing San Antonio Tuesday night as one of six women judges in New York City.
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Fidge Avah
MM. Kross
New York City
Zonta Club
Palestine
San Antonio
Juvene Delinquency
Dora Davenport
Kross
Victoria
Clarrie
Jay Sam Levey
Dudae Kress
San Ang Toni
Dead Japs Best Says Valley Man
Corporal Ramiro R. Lerma, a Guadalcanal veteran with a presidential citation, visits Brownsville on leave after over 20 months overseas. He recalls the Marine creed, praises blood plasma lifesaving heroes, and notes his unit’s progress from Guadalcanal to New Zealand before Corpus Christi duty. He previously ran a filling station before enlisting in 1941.
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Guadalcanal
New Zealand
Cpl
Ramiro R. Lerma
Deoibio D. Lerma
Brownsville
Lerma
Corpus Christi
J. M. Cahales
West Commerce Street
War era housing and building activity reported by inspector
Bat Antonio shows 806 new Oie family homes built last year and total construction of all kinds reaching $2,088,425 despite war restrictions. Carl F. Wideman noted 408% repair and addition jobs totaling $877,1324, as plants and workers supported wartime needs. Previous highs include 1940 with $3.35 million in worth. earlier years list varied construction outlays.
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Bat Antonio
Chilet
Carl F. Wideman
Wideman
Petit Jury In Session for Current Term Amid Names Listed
A new petit jury for the current term was in session Tuesday after being paneled Monday by Judge W. Ac Keeling. The panel includes Frank Patton, French W. Ferguson, H. A. Pagenkopf, T. C. Baker, Emil B. Hille, Joseph Dement, W. A. Rainsty, Mart P. Kilcoyne, Max Kueln, Lewis Fhunt, Ben R. Wahl, C. B. Etheridge, Lawrence Knibbe, John Gottherdt, Edwin Braune, Rupert Carter, Clemens Finger, Herman Pieper, Richard Krackau, J. P. Seay, H. C. Thane, Onn Blumberg, Marvin Grell, Ewald Pioil, Ivan Billingatey, W. A. Gale, Ernest Britzch, John B. Tefple, Elmer Bader, Horace Smith and others from various counties and towns.
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District Court
W. Ac Keeling
Frank Patton
Canterbury Avenue
French W. Ferguson
Dulling Court
H. A. Pagenkopf
Shock Avenue
T. C. Baker
Hlennor Avenue
Emil B. Hille
Charles Road
Joseph . Dement
South Pine Street
W. A. Rainsty
Blanco
Mart P. Kilcoyne
West Lynwood Avenue
Max Kueln
West Mistittor Avenue
Lewis Fhunt
College Boulevard
Ben R. Wahl
C. B. Etheridge
Ridgewood Court
Lawrence Knibbe
Sprig
John Gottherdt
Kingsbury
Edwin Braune
Cost
Rupert Carter
Clemens Finger
D'Hanis
Herman Pieper
New Braunfels
Richard Krackau
J. P. Seay
Guadalupe County
H. C. ‘Thane
Onn Blumberg
Seguin
Marvin Grell
Hondo
Ewald Pioil
Ivan Billingatey
Pleasant
Snelton
Brightshoro
W. A. Gale
Floresville
Ernest 8. Britzch
John B. Tefple
Man Receives Purple Heart for Pacific War Wound
Luis Cruz received the Purple Heart for a wound suffered in action in the Southwest Pacific area. His parents Mr and Mrs Meledlo Orie, 2111 Gradslupe sirens, were notified. Cruz is stationed in Australia and was wounded on November 27 1942.
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Byo. Luis Cruz
Southwest Pacific Area
Ward Re
Meledlo Orie
Cruz
Australia
Robbins Advises On Flu In San Antonio Deaths Rise
Dr Lewis Robbins, San Antonio city health officer, warns the flu remains active with 22 December influenza deaths and 545 pneumonia deaths. He urges precautions, noting seven additional respiratory flu fatalities and stressing rest and avoiding chill at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Lewis ¢. Robbin
City Health
Bartholomew Commissioned Second Lieutenant in Eighth Air Force
Bartholomew, former light photographer and combat photographer, was commissioned a second lieutenant with the Eighth Air Force bomber force. He earned his wings after aiding in the Emden raid and was noted for the best newsreel shots of the raid. He also took photos during the Schweisfurt raid amid heavy losses, partook in the first shuttle bombing to Africa, and was injured in Algiers with escape stories from England. His wife and 3-year-old daughter reside at 527 Astor.
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George W. Bartholomew, Jr
Eighth Air Force
Lise
Behgland
Bartholomew
Emden
Eighth Air ‘Force
Schweisfurt
Los
England
Africa
Bremner Pass
Algiers
Astor Street
Navarro School War Paper Drive Boosts Trips and Library Funds
Navarro school pupils join a waste paper collection drive led by the Boy Scouts and Better Man clubs. Miss Miller says enough paper financed a hiking trip, funded a new camping tent, and supplied books, with strong community support and pride in contributing to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarro
Boy Scouts Club
Better Man Club
Jackson Miller
City Central Dividend Declared Amid Liquidation Plan
More than two thousand stockholders of the old City Central bank will receive a $783,880.25 liquidating dividend about $4.15 a share on February 16. Ernest J. Miller, president of South Texas National Bank, announced for the Central Securities Company board, noting the plan to liquidate assets and continue future dividends as circumstances permit. The current $4.18 per share dividend reflects improved 1943 market conditions and the separation of South Texas National Bank from Central Securities.
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Old City Central Bank
Ernest J. Miller
South Texas National Bank
Central Securities Company
Afiller
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Private Breger
Dave Beeger
Jane Barger
Taliaferro
Charne
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
East Pecan ST
Travis Park
Roe
Teter Fu Warn
Jaye
Nately
Andrex Molins
Rio Grande
Rafael Ramirez
Eloisa Ramirez
Mission
Claude W. Sherry
Jetundfather
John Parker
Flatonia
Walter A. Wenste
Julius Wenske
Gonzalis
Cecil Evbanks
Skiaoner Af Was
Frances Langford
Pacific
Baptist Unions
Austin
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
S. A
Valley Man
CPI
Marines
A. Man
Purple Heart
Sgt
Luns Cruz
Robbins
Schiool
Dennis Christilles
Criminal District Court
Mavarey
Ite
Atylich Rimlens Glassen
Ned
Glassen
Tirenesd
Wan
Pilaipale
Larete
Inngrat
Melory
Teronyumer
Ratril
Oedeal Marlors
Ameren
Vevrack
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