Argentina Crisis Pushes Pan American Talks on Cuts
Washington debates severing ties with Argentina after Buenos Aires recognizes the Bolivian military regime and fears of a plot to back similar coups in Uruguay Chile and Peru. Hull consults with Britain as sanctions loom and Argentina imposes foreign press registration and ownership disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Smith
TN. S
Washington
Jan
INS
United States
Fpot
Argentina
Nead
Bolivia
Plol
Uruguay
Chile
Peru
Wnuan
United Stazes
Uniren Btates
Buenos Aires
State Department
P Sith & More
Britain
Great Britain
Cordell Hull
Lord Halifax
World Access To Oil Foreseen In Lend-Lease Report
President Roosevelt forwarded the thirteenth lend-lease report to Congress outlining an international agreement for equal access to world oil supplies based on deeds of earn. The document cautions limited hopes for broader gasoline rations and notes Mediterranean theater needs will come from British sources. It asserts UN petroleum resources will be used for both direct war efforts and the combined war effort, proportional to each nation’s production.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
United Nations
Shellac Allocation Increases For WPB First Quarter
The WPB raised shellac quotas for phonograph record manufacturers in the first quarter, allowing 50 percent of 1941 usage versus 20 percent in late 1943. The chemicals bureau notes ample shellac for box surface bowling alley shelves, with darker tinted shellacs replacing bleached variants no longer available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
MNBI
Wet Production Board
Oday
WPB
Chemicals Bureau of Thes Board
Jap Craft Pave Road to Tokyo
A wartime report details Allied aircraft interceptions against Japanese bombers on a day of air combat. It lists pilots and locations including Tol, B L Scott of Macon GA, Colt Bruce of Knoxville, Col D L Hill of Victoria and San Antonio, with partial score sheet notes on enemy planes shot down and losses.
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Tol
B. L. Scott
Macop. Ga
United States
Colt Bruce Ae
Knoxville
Tent
D. L. ‘Hill
Victoria
San Antonio
Idune
San Antonians
South Texas
East Dew
Tiel
D. Griffin
Cincin
J. W. Singleton
Beaumont
L. J. Jones
Mercedes
Santa
C. Vaughn
Pearsall
Rosa Hospital
Tef 'Ants
Seu
A. B. Jarmon
Mae Justice
of the Peace Frank
Wisache Street
Veughan
K. Minton
India
Juveniles Wreck School Office at South San Antonio High
A gang of destructive juveniles smashed a window to enter the principal’s office at South San Antonio High. Juvenile authorities were rounding up suspects while investigators assess the damage and potential ongoing disruption.
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South San Antonio Hich School
Atreck
Lend-Lease Totals Highlight World War II Aid Flows
The report shows Russia as the top recipient of lend-lease aid for military hardware while 3230 tons of butter reached American forces in the Pacific via reverse lend-lease from Australia and New Zealand. Through October 1943, food and munitions formed large portions of exports, with aircraft and ordnance making up a majority of export value to the Soviet Union and Britain.
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Russia
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Bove Union
Britain
America
Brewer Defends Board Action on Teachers Bargaining
The San Antonio school board and president Leo Brewer defend their Tuesday resolution amid criticism. Local attorney Harry F. Drought supports collective bargaining as a nationwide practice and urges teachers' rights, while board members emphasize opposition to joining outside unions and strive for unity.
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Leo Brewer
Woard
Harry F. Drought
WPA
Drought
Atte
Brewer
Board of Education
Locke
Eva Arrose
Federation of Teachers
Saure
San Antonio
General Labor
Girl Scout Drive Planned for 1944 Leadership Campaign
At the annual meeting in the Municipal auditorium west wing leaders and troop committeewomen approved a four point program for 1944. The plan aims to educate the public on scouting benefits, expand community service, and strengthen the program. Ruth Coit, commissioner, noted 228 leaders and assistants, 176 other adults, and 20 percent scouts among registered troops in Bexar County.
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Ruth
Reagan Rites Set for S A Reagan
Edgar A G Reagan Sr 74 native Texan inventor of the first round base cotton press died January 2 in Mount Clemens Michigan. Funeral at 4 P M Saturday Porter Loring chapel with Rev C L Skinner. interment Mission Burial Park. Survived by sons Edgar Sr Edgar Reagan Jr Ivan Emnett Reagan Dil flew Bruff Reagan Cleveland Rigue Reagan Detroit daughters Mrs John Becker San Antonio Mrs Paul Darby Omaha and Miss Margaret Feapan Mount Clemens 14 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren.
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Edgar A. G. Reagan Sr
Mount Clement
Mich
Alamo Iron Works
San Antonio
Porter Loring Chapel
C. L. Skinner
Mission Burial Park
Ivan
Edgar Sr
Edgar Reagan Jr
Emnett Reagan
Dilflew
Bruff Reagan
Cleveland
Rigue Reagan
Detroit
John Becker
Paul Darby
Omaha
Neb
Margaret
Feapan
Mount. Clements
Negro Charged With Gas Coupon Violation
Evelyn Beasley 2% negro of 630 South Cherry Street held on 250 after arraignment before U S Commissioner A W Knight on charges of accepting and purchasing gas coupon stubs from Emmett Edwards and Frank Ramirez both of San Antonio RIRD HUNTERS SOUGHT Hamilton Magruder custodian of river banks seeks volunteers 122 rifles to clear area of cow birds considered a public nuisance
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Evelyn Beasley
South Cherry Street
U.S
A. W. Knight
Emmett
Edwards
Negro
Frank Ramirez
San Astonia
RIRD
Hamilton Magruder
McCormick Fils 8115 Surplus To General Fund
County district clerk Taft McCormick files his detailed statement showing a surplus of 8115 01 which will be added to the county general fund.
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McCormick
Taft McCormick
Relief for Cough Venturing into the Home Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for coughs chest colds and bronchitis claiming quick relief without narcotics. It promises to loosen phlegm aid breathing and restful sleep with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mexico to Get U.S. Freight Cars
Mexico City reports part of a 100 freight car order from the United States will arrive this week to reduce a national shortage. The National Railroads of Mexico also plans to recondition used equipment to meet wartime needs.
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Mexico
U.S
Mexico City
National Railroads of
Vets Get Aid In Returning To Old Jobs
San Antonio World War II veterans face difficulty resuming prewar work as 11 draft boards in the city combine to aid reintegration. Walter Wolff, employment committeeman, notes about five veterans daily seek consultation, with an estimated 250 guided since December 1941. Many cases involve disabilities and lack of overseas service.
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San Antonio
Walter Wollf
Wolff
Wollt
Tax collectors warn payers overpayment mistake
Dallas reports that internal revenue forms sent to prospective taxpayers caused hurried errors. Some citizens mailed checks for incorrect amounts due or paid in March after misreading guidance. Assistant Collector S L Mayo will return such checks with notes to reread the fine print. Committee members urge veterans to choose work best suited to their abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Internal Revenue
S. L. Mayo
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Teaas
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Reagan
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