Hitler and Hitler Benita Build Alpine Citadel for Last Stand
Reports from Vienna suggest Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini loyalists are constructing a fortified Alpine citadel to defend approaches into Tyrol from all sides. The plan entails extensive fortifications, pillboxes, and tunnel work to resist Allied advances from Salerno to the Brenner Pass, with munitions factories and aircraft plants reported nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl NW
von Wiegand
Bean
Madrid
Spain
Adolph Hitler
Bette Min
Tey
Vienna
Alps
Switzerland
Swehrer
Duce
Mark Clark
Salerno
Ravenna
Geyman
Mussolini
Adriatic
Raat
Haly
Ravena
Lake Gaiilan
Labor Grou
Wrenner
Watt
Brennery Sng
Man Killed as Car Strikes Pedestrian in Houston
A 65 year old man, Cai Austin Harel, of 801 Paso Honde street, died early Friday at Robert B Green Hospital from injuries after being struck while crossing East Houston and St. James streets at 740 pm Thursday. Driver Sidney Bui ay of 2 Wyoming street Hazel was injured internally and is under hospital supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai Austin Harel
Paso Honde Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Seeton
East Houston
James Slivels
Admiral Ingram eases robot warning amid defense talk
Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, head of the Atlantic fleet, said a robot threat to U S ports is possible and feasible but milder than his earlier warnings. He stressed readiness to repel any enemy sea borne attack on New York and other Atlantic ports within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dat
Jonas H. Ingram
Athanitic Fleet Command
Invehlef
United States
New York
Atlantic
Last Rites Held For Dr. Williams
Funeral services were held for Dr IL E Williams 74 a longtime San Antonio physician who died Tuesday at a local hospital Interment followed in Mission Burial Park He came from Kansas in 1918 was a 32nd degree Mason and affiliated with several fraternal and professional groups He is survived by his wife Laura Williams daughter Marieanice Weikel grandson Lara Janice Sunn and AB Weisel all of San Antonio and sisters Mrs C K Thomas of Carleton KS Mrs J W Walker of Rogers AR and Mrs J M McGarrell of Fort Smith AR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL E Williams
Sith Antonio
Alamo Tuwers
Floyd Allen Bush
Geinted
Mission
Willams
Arkansas
Fagles, Elks, Woodsmen of the World
Order of the Radevn Star
Bexar County Medical Society
Widoge
Mys
Laura Willams
Rughter
Marieanice Weikel
Granttehilden
Lara Janice Sunn
A.B. Weisel
San Antonio
Ciik 'Thomas
Carleton
J. W. Walker
Rogers
J. M. McGarrell
Fort Smith
Ark
Slayer of Michigan Solon Sought
Slaying of Republican State Senator Warren G. Hooper, key witness in a grand jury probe of Michigan corruption, occurred near Springport after a fire lit car. Prosecutor Kim Sigler said Hooper confessed and received immunity. Hooper, 40, had been a major witness in warrants naming over 50 figures, including legislators, with several convicted or awaiting appeals. Fraud and bribery cases involve Frank D. McKay, Floyd Fitzsimmons, William Green, and William J. Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Solon
Lanbing
Mich
Golving
Warren G. Hooper
Cart Grand Jury
Springport
Bpecia
Kim Sigler
Woods
Grand Jury
Hooper
Bigler
Kay
Cit-i Coun
Leland W. Carr
Anen
Tacms
Frank D. McKay
Grand Rapids
Hooper Way
William J. Burns
Michigan Society of Osteopathic Physicians
Jana Surgems
Goering Praised on Reichs Marshal Goering Birthday
London dispatch notes praise for Reichs Marshal Goering on his 53rd birthday but avoids naming him Hitler's successor designate. Propaganda outlets have previously ignored the high ranking Nazi leader amid internal shifts and press charade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
London
Gerevan
Marshal Goering
Hitler
Letter from Pacific isle reveals life aboard Kwajalein
Uncle Bam recounts a missive from Miss Ina M. Valaik in Rogers about Pvt. John M. Odom. He says he has been on Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands for 11 months and shares odd details from the front, including tool gifts and a claim of walking the island in 19 minutes. Private Odom previously was at the Station hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Ina M. Valaik
Rogers
Manly
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
South Pacific
Miss Valaik
Fom
John M. Odom
Odom
Station Hospital
A. Radio Gunner Has Rabbit's Foot in Action
On a November 16 mission against a barracks area in Baumholder Germany a B- crew led by Lieut Wilbur Stevenson faced severe AA fire. The hydraulic system failed and bombs jammed. Bombardier Lt Leonard Lee freed the bombs with his feet before the crew returned to France and across the English Channel on one engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumholder
Germany
Wilbur P. Stevenson
Kanawha
Iowa
France
English Channel
Lient
Leonard F. Lee J
Houston
Landau
Baering Down On the News By ARTHUR Rugs
Fragmented OCR style piece by Arthur Ruger Baering Down On the News critiques postwar experts and strategic blunders in war planning. It muses on unreliable optimism, misplaced certainty, and the risky chase of elusive enemies, noting generals’ cautious miscalculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
BAER
Ad Claim for St Joseph Aspirin Declares Superior Value
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest adler at 10 cents for 100 tablets. It asserts unmatched potency and urges buyers to trust the product as the fastest, most effective option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Bbc
Atwaya
War at a Glance Opens Major Russian Offensive in Poland
Associated Press reports a broad Russian offensive in southern Poland from the Vistula bridgehead toward Krakow. Berlin claimed early Russian waves were repelled as fierce battles continued in penetration areas. The push follows a historic invasion route toward Berlin with the Red Army 90 miles from German Silesia. Concurrently, Budapest battles saw 16,000 Germans killed with 650 tanks lost as Soviet forces cleared blocks in the city and urged surrender. Elsewhere, postures shifted near Komarom, Bratislava, and Kosice as Greek civil conflict nears a truce, while Italy's Rena front and Milan arrests mark intensified Axis activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Poland
Vistula River
Krakow
Red
Silesia
Ruhr
Budapes
Pest
Danube
Moscow
Budapest
Red Army
Komerom
Washington Tax Deadline Prepairs: Monday Is Due
Washington roundup outlines looming income tax deadline for 15 million taxpayers with final 1934 returns due by Monday while 45 million others owe January 18 duties. Reports note educators favor preparedness programs postwar, nurses may avoid draft, and new war controls cut passenger rail service and require permits for large gatherings. Senate Republicans resist a formal foreign policy stance as Roosevelt and allied leaders prepare for talks.
Last Day for Tax Returns Noted in 1944 Incomes
Deputy collector W F Wilson Jr reminds taxpayers revised estimates may be used this year. Wage earners must file income tax by March 13 and no one should come to the office next week as staff attend a refresher course in Austin on income tax matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wilson Jr
Internal Revenue Office
Wilson
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benito
Tyrol
Berghtespaden
Garmitch-Partanikivelen
Inbarers
Nward
Garnriseh-Partenikirchen
Tere
Bodensee
Ofiergise
Lake Constance
Adriaths
Berchtesgaden
Eiladal
Jonas H
Ingram
Cole
VICKS
Dr. Williams
Pacific Isle
Nec] L. Stieve
Nathan Street
Gurney
Asen
Acme Ribtriacting Co., Inc
Tenas
St. A. Sin Antonia 1
Texas
Baering
Bratislava
Blivakia
Kassa
Kosice
Greece
Bom
Cat
ELAS
Eft Wing
EAM
Hberaton
Yugoslavia
Sig
Feter
Tyan Subass
Tito
Italy
Rena
Une
Hiller
Rodge
Milan
ITSI
National Education Association
Schol
Bolton
R.ohie
Army
Congressions
Tyaing
War Committee
ODT
J. Monroe Johnson
Senate
Wallace H. White
Maine
Roosevelt
Tom Connelly
Foreign Relations Committee
Mile Iuerfere
Marshal Sislin
Ogurch
K. Mayo
Alamo
San Antonio Transit Company
PAC
Ca Munn
Speclat