Washingtons Venture From Virginia to Fort Duquesne
A fragmented reminiscence traces George Washington from his youth in Virginia through his early expedition against the French at Fort Duquesne. It recounts his rise, the perilous journey, the siege and surrender, and Thackeray’s reflections on the broader impact of the clash that sparked prolonged colonial wars.
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Military road warrants rescinded by Bexar County
The Bexar County Commissioners on Wednesday rescinded their December authorization for warrants to finance a military road from Camp Bullis to Fort Sam Houston after advice from auditor Edgar Garvey and Austin experts. Warrants of 23,000 dollars were at issue and a similar 400,000 dollar issue for cones had been proposed earlier. The action aimed to avoid legal difficulties by placing warrants under different statutes upon actual bond issuance. Taylor schools reopen after ten days delay due to weather and power issues.
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Rourl
Camp Bullis
Fort Sam Houston
Edgar Garvey
Austin
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German Press Attacks Roosevelt Message as Inaccurate
Berlin editors brand Roosevelt's wartime address arrogant and ineffective. German papers argue aid to Britain arrives too late, claim America seeks hemispheric dominance and a British debt-pledge era, predicting continued Allied failure and Germany's widening influence.
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Draft boards seek office space for courthouse move
County Commissioner Bob Uhr considers relocating local draft boards to the east corner of the north wing, arguing for national defense needs while weighing the impact on charity offices. He notes the federal building’s unoccupied fifth floor as a possible alternative and will study options.
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Vote Device Clerk To Lose Job In Bexar County
The Bexar County commission court said after January 31 the county would be without a voting machine custodian Edgar Garvey county auditor announced a fund of 1800 dollars set aside for a clerk's mechanic for the machines would be exhausted by month end. No renewal indicated and the position would probably drop, leaving the county without machine upkeep for elections.
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Recreational Group Meets National Defense Recreation Committee
An organizational meeting of the San Antonio National Defense Recreation Committee convened Wednesday at the Gunter Hall. Col. W. B. Tuttle presided outlining the aim to provide recreational activities for soldiers, with attendees representing Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, and women's groups, plus American Legion, corps chaplains, and military posts. M. C. A. Hunter was named executive secretary of the new committee.
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Gunterhof
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Geenpel
David Jacobson
Morris Stern
Peter J. Schnetzer
C. Sterns
Charles W. Alexander
Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. P. Witt
Walter, C. Wolf
Central Council of the American Legion
L. D. Miller
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
H. G. McDaniel
Randolph Fied
Robert L. Springer
Brooks Field
J. Vin Weaver
Técly
Camp Normoyle
Jd. H. Turner
Poet Hospital
G. M. Hunter
Army
M. c. A. Hunter
Tobruk Cut Off as German Bombers Hit British Ship
War Roundup reports Tobruk in eastern Libya cut off from rescue with 20 000 Fascist troops ringed by British forces. Luftwaffe claims sinkings include an 860-ton merchant ship near Tecant and a 3500-ton convoy vessel. Other dispatches note Greek and Albanian front actions, prisoners in the thousands, and tension in the Balkans with Bulgarian uncertainty as Siamese forces push into French Indo China.
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War 25 Years Ago Today Excerpts From Front Lines
A digest of 1917 events notes General Aylmer’s relief expedition defeating Turks at Shiekh Sand and Turkish repulses at Heltes while Austrians countered Russians near Chars Yorysk. Britain began food rationing. Germany ordered mobilization to bolster morale amid shortages. Finnish forces claimed another Red division east of Lake Hianta.
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Hart Patterson at Training School in Memphis
Hart and Patterson, district chief W Patterson, attend a training school for fire chiefs and fire marshals in Memphis Tennessee, as stated by Fire and Police Commissioner Lipscomb. They plan to return to Salt Autoitlo early next week, Lipscomb said.
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La Villita Receives Venezuelan Flag From Embassy
The Venezuelan flag was delivered to La Villita by the Padelan embassy in Washington at Mayor Maury Maverick’s request. The flag will be placed in the Pan American Center at La Villita during a Wednesday ceremony marking the Olmos protest context.
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la Yilita
Mahnke Park Camp Site Opposition Flares
A protest against using Mahneke park for Army camp has been aired with city officials. Northwest Property Owners League and city attorney Ira Kercheville clash over park jurisdiction and deed terms. A waiver from George W Brackenridge heirs and from the University of Texas is noted. Mayor Maverick says only a portion east of Worth New Braunfels would be used.
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Elehth Army ‘Corps
J. Middleton
Northwest “Property Owners’ League
Ira Kercheville
George W. Brackenridge
Middleton
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We Park
Worth New Braunfels Avenue
Rasyor
Stafford Club Raises Funds With Student Crafts
Stafford Club's 4-H group sells items they made to raise funds. Articles include cakes, pins, candy, snail shell macaroni work, belts, placemats, and cushions. Proceeds support club activities and projects.
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Maj Edmiston Reports for Duty at Elgath Corps HQ
Maj F M Edmiston has reported for duty in the Inspector General's department at Elgath Corps arch headquarters. Also reported for duty in the corps area signal office is Otis T Halilday to assume activity in the same region.
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Preg W. Edmiston
Elgath Corps Arch
Inspector General's Department
Otis ‘T Halilday
Corps Area Signal Office
Protest Hearing Set in Olmar Terrace Annexation Case
Residents of Olmar Terrace whose arguments challenged the city’s annexation of the suburb last June will have their case heard Wednesday by the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. The dispute centers on the legality of the expansion and the procedural steps followed by city officials.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
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