Med Students To Register For Service
Washington reports the army and navy will draft virtually all third and fourth year medical students and interns. Officials say a shortage of 1900 medical reserve officers exists and require students to apply for commissions or face immediate induction in Class 1-A.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Armed Services
Army Medical Department
Armed Forces
Loewis
Hershey
Natonal
Royal Selective Service Boards
Dryden Divorce Trial and Alleged Assault Case
Mrs Dorothy Dryden sues for alimony after a stormy marriage to Eastman Kodak director and Dryden Rubber heir. She alleges a telephone incident led to a broken nose and cites prior suits over infidelity as a pattern in their divorce fight.
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Miami
Dorothy Dryden
Eastman Dryden
Three Men Die in Highway 66 Truck Crash
Three men die in a head on collision on Highway 66 in St Louis County last night. Victims are Robert P. Chay 35 of Waynesville Missouri Kivivet Of case brick Edgar Pearson 1 of Haztegreen Mo and Cad G Puddeldge 28 of St Louis. A Jay's truck traveling to St Louis struck another car causing the fatal crash according to city patrolmen.
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ST. Louis
Attorney Seeks Two Lawyers for Self in Chicago
A Chicago scene unfolds as Tan Ifford H Tavernier, a Black attorney, asks for two lawyers to represent policy wheel owners and employees amid a grand jury investigation. She resisted yesterday and warned she would not be advised by a fool, amid tense courtroom chatter and local tensions.
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Chicago
Tan
Ifford H. Tavernier
Cali
Hotels Ready For Aid Work
San Antonio hotelmen participate in Red Cross sponsored first aid courses for managers and staff. Classes meet weekly at La Villita with instructors including Jack White and George Marin. After five weeks, participants may take an advanced course and qualify as instructors for emergency readiness.
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San Antonio
The
Red Cross
la Villita
Jack White
Comepares
George Marin
Local
Two Fliers Hurt in Forced Landing Near Valley View
Valley View area reports a forced landing injuring instructor Jack Moore age 99 and student George Hickey age 21. Moore is listed in critical condition, while Hickey sustains minor injuries in the Valley View incident.
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Valuar
Jack Moore
Wig
Valley View
George Hickey
Moore
Patience in San Antonio Paper Drive Appeals Calm Donors
The San Antonio waste paper collection office asks donors to be patient as they handle about 350 calls daily, with peaks near 500. Slow pickups may mean a week or more before a charitable truck arrives. donors are urged to accumulate at least 60 pounds for collection or 50 pounds for sale to dealers, calling Gatfield 2984 for details.
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San Antonio
Gatfield
New York Court Rules for Valley Shippers Case
New York Judge Alfred Coxe in New York City awards judgment to Joseph Rosenblum as assignee of two Texas corporations against C I M Dingfelder and partners. The suit concerns cabbage carrot and onion shipments to New York on commission, alleging overcharges false reporting of returns and fraudulent transactions. The court will appoint a special master to determine damages. Similar schemes have harmed valley shippers for years.
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New York
Joseph
Rosenblum
Harlingen
Podérat
Alfred ©. Coxe
New York City
C. I. M. Dingfelder
Coxe
Rosenblund
Texas
O.rt. M. Dingfelder
Dingfelder and Ballsh
Dingfelder and Ballsh, Inc
Gonnado
Hart
Carthage
Rudgr Coxe
Valley
Theosophical Leader to Speak in Milan Building
U S Theosophical leaders to give two free public lectures in the Milan Building auditorium Sunday and Monday nights. President of the Theosophical Society in America and art director in Cincinnati Ohio Perkins will discuss Tomorrow's World and Today and United States of Consciousness the Way to Freedom. He has served on the national board of directors since 1926.
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St. Perkins
Natonal Vier
Theosophical Society
America
Art Sinector
Cincinnati
Ohio
Milan
Perkins
I Directors
The
Seriels
Robbers Cave Considered as City Air Raid Shelter
The Disaster and Preparedness committee of the American Red Cross discussed using Robbers Cave on the Nacogdoches road as a shelter for 1800 to 2000 people. Gunter hotel cafeteria offered 45 sleeping places. meeting plans to study shelter needs continue with a session at 7 p.m. next Friday at the Gunter hotel.
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Nacogdoches
Texas
Betia
American Red Cross
Gunter
Ber Gersdorf
Bar
Gunter Hotel
White
San Antonio
Muth Bird
Thorugh
Emmiétes
Daylight Saving Time Bill Moves Toward Conference
Congressional conferees begin work on daylight saving time legislation after the House approved a one hour advance, 67 to 20, with 20 days after enactment for automatic clock change. Senate and White House proposals diverge on how far clocks may move nationwide. Conference aims to merge the two bills and end with a unified plan.
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Euey Em
Tutus
Congressional
Senate
Tower Branch
House
Roosevelt
Pearl Marliar
FBI Cancels Police Academy Session in Washington
The FBI canceled the January session of its Police Academy as part of wartime activity reductions. no further details were provided about dates or participants.
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FBI
Police Academy
Washington
Japs Bomb Dutch Ships In Southeast Asia Action
Tokyo reports eight Japanese planes bombed targets around Tarakan and Dutch vessels near the Ditton East Tadieg. Five crew injured as bombs dropped, no serious ship damage. A Japanese submarine sank a Netherlands freighter in the Java Sea and shelled survivors, with three saved after attempts to cling to a Japanese boat.
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Batavia
INS
Terskan
Tadieg
Bomtia
Tarakan
Medan
Netherlands
Java Sea
Ufebrants
Postman on Holiday in Wrong State in Transit
WALSENBURG Colo Jan 10 Postal authorities note to equip carrier B A Allman a 65 year old Texan with a route map next trip. Allman found missing after a week his mail bundle was found in this city. He apparently took a wrong road four miles north of Walkensling and left his car to be towed for repair. He was seen heading toward Denver after leaving.
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Walsenburg
Colu
CMSI
B. A. Allinist
Channing
Tara
Rand
Allman
Colorado
Juut
Walkenslng
Denver
Georgia Schools To Speed Up Study Plan
Georgia schools plan to accelerate curricula to shorten the college path for senior and junior students. The program, proposed by selective service officials and educators, seeks to free more students for military service and reserve roles while extending the school year and shortening vacations.
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Georgia
Idustry
Womer
Georgia Selective Service
Three San Antoylans Receive Air Corps Wings
Three San Antonio men recently completed the air corps advanced flying schools at Lukefeld Phoenix Arizona and earned silver wings and second lieutenant commissions. Edward Tastor Simms son of Mr and Mrs E T Simms of 1435 Magnolia avenue attended St Marys and Baylor universities and the University of Texas Ares Anthony Smith son of Mrs J P Onsey of 410 Carson street attended St Marys University Thomas G Duckworth son of Dr and Mrs D T Duckworth of 308 Kennesky avenue attended St Marys University.
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S.A
San
Anthony Smilth
J. P Onsey
Carson Street
St. Mary's University
Thams G. Duckworn
de. and
Bes
T. G. Duckyworth
Kennesky Avenue
St. Mary's
Wilson County Man's Rites Held
Floresville Jan 10. Funeral rites for Jesse H B Sutherland 68 a Wilson county native and former Floresville resident were held Saturday at Stockdale. He died Friday. Survivors include widow and daughters Mrs Ed McDaniel Floresville and Mrs Murphy Hawk Denhawken sister Mrs R A Wisebat Br Floresville and Mrs J W Israel Waco and brother Tom Sutherland Stockdale.
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Florusville
Jesse HB
Sutherland
Wilson County
Floresville
Stockdale
Wver
Priory
Daugnters
Ed McDaniel
Murphy Hawk
Denhawken
R. A. Wisebat Br
J. W. Israel
Waco
Tom ‘Sutherland
Radio Ration Seen for U S Radios
Chicago dispatch reports Nixon of the United Electrical Radio Machine Workers Union projecting a U S radio ration for military needs. He cites a possible 60 percent first three months and 40 percent thereafter, to save copper aluminum nickel and steel.
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Chicago
INS
Ra‘Honig
Rues Nixon
Washington
United Electricns
Co. 1. O
Nixon
Union
Porermmint
Pioneers Sponsor Army Event at Brackenridge Hall
Pioneers, tall drivers and rangers, join in sponsoring a program for nameless men and tourists at Pioneer hall Brackenridge park Sunday at 3 p.m. City recreation directs a 39 person Mexicaly castes presented on the program under the title Tomb the Howe With Nonds featuring Mim Lrol Lesser and Mrs Alma Mitchell.
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Pioneer Hall
Brackenridge Park
Ebairiaen
Lrol Lesser
Alma Mitchell
the Howe
British Bombers Hit Brest Docks
British aircraft attacked the docks at Brest on the French coast during the war day, the air force announced. The raid targeted the Wazi naval base at Drest as part of ongoing operations against coastal targets in France.
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Brest Docks
London
UNS
P. Plumes
Wazi
Drest
Thre Thieves to Get No Mercy in City Crackdown
Police chief Aubrey Mooxins Tainnounced two more officers will join three already assigned to auto parts thefts as city and county authorities vow firm action. Sheriff Owen Kittay issued a similar stance to crack down on auto theft and the handling of stolen goods as Richard Rodriguez receives a one year sentence with warning of no mercy for thieves.
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Persdig
Aubrey Mooxins
Thair
Owen Kittay
Richard Rodriguez
at-Lin Na
OG. J. Mathhews
Trethlevns
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Mackere
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Valley Group
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Bill Parley
Hus Mul Haces Fur Sale
Postman
Atlanta
Gay
Marine
Bleh &Host
Colle
Boggs Drapery & Furniture CO
Pioneers
Pickey
Sheet
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Gar
Sears Fur Bend
Carrias
Wale Island
Messaning
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