25 Cent Cotton Talked as Solons Rewrite Price
Washington talks centered on a joint senate house conference to rewrite the price control bill for cotton. Senator Nye opposed the measure. Brown argued it could allow prices to rise to 24 cents before controls. O Mahaney amendment aimed to raise parity figures. debate centered on ceilings and agriculture department approval.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senater Nye
RN -D
Ditsenter
Towso
Brown
D.-Mich
Lan Bloc
Eye Sams
Howsa
Roteevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Lindbergh and F D R Meeting Denied at White House
Washington reports Charles A Lindbergh met with no aircraft equipment at the White House. The note said Weiss requested none. A Dostoyevspecht inquiry prompted by a flyer was answered by Lindbergh stating his sole purpose in Washington was to see President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Charles A Lindbergh
White House
Weiss
Esteney
Stephen T
Tony
Fery
Irene
Cong
Roosevelt
Chidhereh
National Auto Liability Rates Raised by Insurance Bureau
The National Bureau of Casualty and Underwriters announced immediate increases in automobile liability premiums by about 3.6 percent. The rise affects bodily injury and property damage coverages across 732 states and the District of Columbia, impacting commercial policies as well. The bureau, comprising 26 leading stock companies, indicated most policyholders will see higher rates despite ongoing debates about rate adequacy.
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National Bureau of Casualty and
Pri- Vale Jinsseeer
District of Columbia
Filikalal Concome
Meees- Rey
Three Texans Die in Asphyxiation and Crash
Three Texans died from asphyxiation and one from injuries after a traffic crash on Sunday. Deaths included RB Holirath, engineer of a well supply firm, whose body was found in his Houston area garage with a closed door and a running car. Benton Holmes, a businessman, died from internal injuries in a highway accident 12 miles north. Two Burl Bias soldiers were found dead in an El Paso tourist cabin, apparently asphyxiated, with gas heater and stove present.
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Ed Amorenee
Houston
Holirath
Oenn
Well, Supply Company
Hla
Benton Holmes
Mincrid Wells
Dusinees
EL Paso
Pyt
Chitlus H. Zort
Rosebud
A. Ge Schneider
Rail Breaks Injure 23 Passengers North of Augustine
train derailment on the Florida East Coast line near St Augustine yesterday injured 23 passengers. Eleven or more were treated at local hospitals for minor injuries while three were admitted for observation. Railway officials say no one perished and there was no indication the train was tampered with.
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St, Augustine
Tawan
Tore Persors
Porlda Enat Coast’ Railroad
Grads to Teach at Advanced Plylye School Monday
Graduates from the Advanced Plylye School at Viclorly will report Monday to Randolph Field to take a BO hour Instructors' course. After completing the four or five day program, flying officers will be sent to Baele Schoole at Enid Gila and Sherman-Denl Son as instructors.
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Aimenmer
Tellyeld
Viclorly
Randolph Field
Baele Schoole al
Enid
Gila
Shernan-Denl+ Son
Sister of Rep Dwyer Dies in San Antonio
Mrs Schmitt sister of Rep Barrick Dwyer dies at 70 in San Antonio. Survived by four daughters including Mrs Phillips Dallas and Mrs Hennon Seattle, a sister Mays Gertrude Thwyer Dolphton Brownsville, brothers Samus and Janes Dwyer. Funeral Tuesday at Angelus chapel with Very Rev I Nino officiating. Burial in City Cemetery.
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Airaarmecus Wawyer Setmuth
Uister
Barrick
Dwyer
Schmitt
San Antonie
Washington, D.C
Hiram A. Phillips
Dallas
Kort F. Hennon
Seattle
Hugh P. Gaffey
Fort Knox
Gertrude Sehmitt
San Antonio
Mays
Gertrude
Pinex Home Cough Relief Claims Quick, Easy Soothing Relief
A promotional paragraph touts Pinex as a simple no cooking home remedy for coughs. It markets Pinex as a proven ingredient in a convenient liquid form and promises a refund if not satisfied. The ad stresses fast relief, loosened phlegm, cleared airways, and eased sore throat with a money back guarantee.
Jehovah Witness Leader Rutherford Dies At 72
Joseph Franklin Rutherford, longtime head of Jehovah's Witnesses, died at his Beth-Sarim estate after a malignant illness. A burial conflict arose when county rules barred interment on the estate, leading supporters to seek a permit in a January 24 hearing. Rutherford led a worldwide movement claiming 2,000,000 followers and predicted millennial events while promoting antiestablishment views. He had guided the group from the era of Charles Taze Russell, building a global ministry across 36 countries.
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Calif
Syig
Joseph Franklin Rutherford
Jehovah's Witnesses
Beth-Sarim
Davin
Earth
Rutherford
Jehovah- Wit- Nesves
County Health Commission
George Roy Stevenson
Missouri
William Jenniges Bryet
Charles Taze Russell
Ant
Tan Wit
Russell
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Ualowal
Unclear World War II Era Radio Reporting Mixed Signals
Fragmented 1930s era report notes inconsistent coverage of Pacific and European developments. Mentions Salon, Rome, and Tokyo sources with dubious claims about battles and cruiser movements. Highlights confusion over enemy submarine activity and naval announcements amid general wartime chatter.
St Marys U Adds Courses For Defense Training
St Marys University on Monday announced new course offerings for the second semester. An advanced radio class will be taught by Bro Frank Becker with a 15 student limit, admissions via Prof H W Warner of the University of Texas. A ground school for civilian pilot training will be led by Bro Louis Thein and conducted in collaboration with United Account Corporation.
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St. Mary's University
Frank Becker
H.W. Warner
University of Texas
Bro. Louis 2 Thein
St United Acco Corporation
Ellington Trolling For Death Plane Disaster Report
Foray by authorities continued as witnesses described a mid air explosion of planes that plunged into Ent, Galveston area. Next of kin of two crew members were notified as details remained unclear about the collision.
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Tington
Tela
Galveston Tay
Che
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Alist Lival
Jock
Co 25
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Christian Service Society Meeting at Woodlawn Methodist Church
The Christian Service Society plans a Tuesday 10 a m gathering at Woodlawn Methodist Church. Mon. T A Golins, district president, will preside. The Rev EC Onlbom, pastor, will lead the devotion. Miss Twa Reta will present a report.
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Warttan
Society of Christian Service
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Mon
T. A. Golins
Distelen Presi« Riesst
Wit Preskie
Onlbom
Dev Votiomil
Twa Reta
Wesley Hatse
Ad Managers elect officers at Fort Worth convention
At the semi annual convention in Fort Worth Texas Luther Lawon of the Bearmond Enterprise and George Atkins of Mineola were elected president and vice president respectively. Homer Delew of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram was re elected secretary treasurer and ad writing guidance was discussed for greater profits.
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Fort Worth
Tin
Man Agers Association
Luther
Thieves Busy in L A three Jailed
A spree of auto thefts and thefts from vehicles across Los Angeles leads to three arrests. Police report multiple suspects tampering with cars on West Houston Street and Laredo Street. Additional thefts include wheels, tires, a battery, a gun, a camera, and tools from various locations.
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Toscano
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Mi Auto
Filario Navarro
Laredo Street
Navarro
Po-Wen
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Enrique Hernandez
South Spring Street
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Miscarat
Paso
Smith Street
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Lorreon Street
Ramon
Army Seen As College
Lieutenant Colonel Royden Williamson of the Eighth Corps area told the San Antonio Association of something writers that the American army now treats soldiers as college students with courses matched to aptitudes. He said the method allows maximum efficiency as men complete their courses and move to specialized service suited to their interests and abilities.
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Royden
Willamson
Eighth Corps
Ares
Byteau
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Williamson
College Grads Defeated in Bowiie Quiz
CAMP BOWIE Jan 12 A quiz team from the 142nd infantry nicknamed the Hellah Heels defeated college educated soldiers in a weekly Camp Bowie quiz preview. The non college men excelled on topics from sports to current events, with curling cited as a sport played on ice.
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142Nd Infantry
Hellah Heels
Austin
George W. Cox
Aiypearerdeer
Hiss
Cox
Candidates Under 45 Lose Votes
A Texas group named Off-Age Compensation Association urged members to abstain from voting for any legislative candidate over 45. The pledge, announced Sunday, argues younger lawmakers are being called to military service and must focus on duties, per Secretary K. W. Helmes.
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Ban Atiwmne
Texas
Legislataire
Sanday
K. W. Helnies
Nazis High Chief In London Report Quoted
A fragmentary London broadcast quotes Field Marshal Keitel, chief of the Nazi high command, expressing sudden turmoil amid Allied advances. The message references a high ranking leader and notes a possible shift in command during wartime.
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Reds
London
Lonfon Star
Masco
Ais
Vweihali Keitel
Fitus County Project Finishes WPA Improvements
In Ville January 32, the completion of 28 miles of improvements by WPA workers reduced traffic hazards across the county. The project includes 50 concrete culverts and six bridges enhancing the section.
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Wn Ville
WPA
Willis Rites At Church
Services for Mrs. Wills, 60, resident at the St Anthony hotel, were held at 2 PM Monday in Madison Square Presbyterian Church with Rev. Samuel Terry officiating. Interment will be in Mission Bur ant park. A native of Farnpy Texas, Mrs. Wills had resided in Be Antarte 2h years and was the widow of the late Clude Roberts Wins Sr. Survivors include a daughter Mes. Clinclox Toos Jr sau, Claude Teobred Willis Jr., and two sisters, Mrs. Albert &, Jolingutt of Forresoy jon, Mrs. Davie Admutuisaa of Waxahachtn.
Hemisphere Parley Opens Rio Meeting On World War Stand
Foreign ministers of American republics gathered in Rio de Janeiro to shape the hemisphere’s position in the World War. The conference begins January 15 with U S Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles and aides en route from northern Brazil. Argentina’s Foreign Minister Entrigui Ruiz Guinazu stays in Buenos Aires due to a slight indisposition but plans to join as soon as possible along with Paraguayan and Bolivian ministers who flew to Brasilia.
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United States
Belefa
Brasil
Entrigui Ruiz Guinazu
Argentina
Buziss Aires
Luis Argana
Paragueyutt
Alfredo Soll
Muro
Bary
Aged S A Native Pauline Schulze Dies Sunday
Pauline Schulze of San Antonio dies after tet at her home in Adams fired. Survived by two daughters Mrs Albert Schroeneimann and August Menger, a brother George Jenner, and sisters Mrs Otte F Wert and Miss Emma Lienier. Funeral Tuesday 4 pm at Reibo Funeral Home with Rev A L Wolff officiating. burial Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Arfonio
Hame
Adams
Mmre
Albert Schroeneimann
Ad Bile
August Menger
Anlot
George Jenner
Antonie
Otte Fwert
Galveston
Emma Lienier
Sim Antonio
Riebo
A. L. Wolff
Borlul
Hy Lutheran Coretery
Druggists Plan for War
New ottleors of the Sinantonio Foetal Druggists inssociation will be Instexed at a mneting in Plaza Loted Act 12215 yy. 1, Thuaday, installed with the A. O. Schell President, Homer C. Patterson, vice president, Jao Wall, secretary, and T. R. Heyland, treasurer, Dr. W. A. King, city health offi cer, will make the principal adda! on the subject, "The Part She Bho, mansts Will Play in Nationa bi fanse", Round-able discusion will center on the organization's program of rextant control. Its slogan for 142 is "Five Millia Japs and It sails Other Tents".
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Thuaday
A. O. Schell
Homer C. Patterson
Jao Wall
T. R. Heyland
W. A. King
Red Cross drive shows $25,000 short of goal in San Antonio
San Antonio Red Cross fund drive trails the $135,000 target by about $25,000 though officials report progress. Chairman Albert Brewers Jr. said total subscriptions near $110,009, about 41 percent of the quota, with 800 women volunteers led by Mrs. Ants Graves and Mrs. Lewis Kayton preparing final push and donation booths next week.
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San Antonio
Red Cross
Albert Brewers Jr
War Fund
Steves
Antonio
Red Crowe
Broadway
Travis
Texas
Hart
Fina
Driva
Orhen
Imslatas
Ants Graves
Lewis Kayton
Toolas
Texas Pay Hour Check Resumed
In Texas the wage and hour division of the U S department of labor will resume checks this month to verify compliance with the fair labor standards act. The checks will target distributors of building materials autos parts office supplies feed and photographs as well as timber and other goods. Gus G Stein Jr regional wage hour director said the effort covers Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico and seeks to ensure proper pay and hours for workers.
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Dallas
U. S. Department Or Labor
Gus G. Steent Jr
Texa
Oklahoma
Arkattsss
New Mexico
Parkhuine
Sweden Heads 1942 Session Aiming for Neutrality
Lie Swedish Wiksdig Dey opens as Gustav V vows neutrality amid a five year plan to boost armed forces. Defense Minister Per Edvig outlines increasing heavy tanks and anti tank weapons, expanding the army mobile force, strengthening coast defense, and arming the Navy with new boats.
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Uukholm
Gustav V
Per Edvig
Skoel Yid
Sweden
RAF Again Raids Nazis Brest Base
British air forces struck the Nazi stronghold at Brest in western France again last night, targeting the German naval base and its defenses. RAF planes conducted another precision raid, aiming to disrupt Nazi activity and assert air superiority over the region. No immediate casualty figures are available.
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Brest
London
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