Washingtons Monmouth Victory And Continental Unity
Fragmentary account recalls the Monmouth clash where Washington’s forces defeated the British flank under Sir Henry Clinton. Congress lauds Washington’s leadership while debating Canada expedition and Franco-American cooperation amid lingering strains with Lafayette and Wayne.
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Sir Henry Clinton
Philadelphia
New York
Howe
Washington
Valley Forge
Clinton
White Plains
Guanara
Coust D'Esting
Sammy Mook
Larbay
Canada
Canuda
Boost Seen For City Recreation Budget Increase
The city faces another budget add on of 10 900 to cover recreation department salaries for the rest of the fiscal year. Mayor Maury Maverick refused to discuss the need but ordered a payroll of 789 for mid January paid to 20 workers after auditor J N Ticker declined payment without funds. Maverick will not raise the budget until a full spending probe concludes.
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Ity
Fiscu
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Guy Auditor J, N
Tucker
W. P. Sitt
Wit
Will
Hein
Henry F. Hein
Witt
Poole
Recreation Department
Berry buyer waits for change police locate missing fruit
Mrs Newsom of 609 West Craig Place bought berries Wednesday and gave a $5 bill to a pedl er who left to fetch change. He did not return, leaving a crate with only the top layer berries while the rest were empty. The incident prompted a police investigation into the missing fruit.
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Mr. Newsom
West Craig Place
Perty Snappy Verdict Perty Snappy Verdict
Weather report notes a mild sequence with a weatherman J Henry James announcing meeting verological findings. Thursday afternoon high near 60 degrees and Friday morning about 40 degrees with a Friday high around 50. Winds expected from the south remain gentle, limiting real discomfort.
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Phys
J. Henry James
FDR and Hull Traitors Says Rep Tinkham
Representative George H. Tinkham charged President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull with traitorous plotting against the peace and the United States during a House Foreign Affairs committee hearing. He accused them of involvement in war plans and fomenting fear as part of a propaganda campaign, saying they betrayed the American people and were disloyal.
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Washington
Jub
Roosevel
Huth
United States
George H. ‘Tinkham
R-Mass
Tinkham
Hunt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Europe
United
Y ‘Tinkham
Aull
Hull
Ronevelt
Lindbergh Denies Link to Anti War Group
New York January 16 Gol. Charles A Lindbergh formally denied any connection with the No Foreign War committee headed by Verne Marshall a crusading town editor. Lindbergh repudiated the committee in a formal statement distributed in New York city news offices and agencies.
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New York
Cns
Charles A. Lindbergh Teiny
Verne Marshall
Lindbergh
New York City
Marshall
Fay Lb
RAF Brings Heavy Night Raid On Wilhelmshaven
British air force launched a major night attack on Wilhelmshaven and other northern German targets including Emden and Bremen Haven, using a moonlit window to strike from the Netherlands. Official reports praise the operation as the heaviest and most successful yet, while acknowledging some casualties and ships damaged.
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Wilhelmshaven
Emden
Sremerhaven
Flushing
Germany
Holland
Brest
France
Wilhelmehaven
Elrcios
Sid Ute
Reaidey
Haga
Geemimn
Ilthin
Japs Demand U S Call Navy Home
Tokyo dispatch from the Japan Times argues that keeping Roosevelt’s pledge not to send troops abroad means withdrawing the navy to home waters. The paper notes U S aid to Britain faces congressional criticism and suggests the United States is avoiding direct involvement by dispatching forces overseas.
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Tokyo
Japan Times
Roosevelt
United States Congress
Ydit
Britain
the Times
United States
Girl in Slacks Sought as Thief
Police seek a young, short woman wearing slacks in West Mistletoe two block area for a string of house thefts totaling over 100 dollars. Items stolen include a radio, purse with checks, a watch, and rings from several residences on West Mistletoe and nearby streets. A man reported extra thefts near Travia Elementary and Hawaii fleet maintenance. The report mix includes unrelated Tokyo and U S statements on war policy.
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West
Alice Harvey
West Mistletoe
Tietcher Mitchell
Willan D
Gil
Fredericks- Ming
M. Younger
Marthing Street
Lori Jackson
Stimson Warns of Air Invasion Risk in Senate Hearing
Secretary Stimson told the House Armed Services Committee he foresees possible conditions for transferring Navy assets if the British fleet is weakened. He said no immediate danger, but warned air invasion could be plausible within the year. He discussed bases near Newfoundland and Nova Scotia and cautioned about surrender of ships.
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Jan
Stimson
Thay
War Department
Juaded
House Forte Affairs Committee
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Manta
Roosevelt
Stinson
Fish
War Secretary
Fis
Wic Navy
le Pernen
Shison
Tish
Tyne
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Rumisey
Swierces
Atlantic
Jin
Newfoundland
New England
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Pish
Mynstey
Cain
Uaa
Amogican Paversn
Grom Batam
United States
Telia
York
Ehadand
Ahmed
Sagersgiiny
America
Britain
Henk Hoosavelt
Itsvax
Damaged Carrier Dowms Six Nazis in Mediterranean Fight
British navy and RAF reported engaging German air bases in the Mediterranean after a convoy attack. The Illustrious carrier, damaged, pursued a German air attack with 15 bombers diving, with Allied fighters and anti air defenses attempting to fend off the assault.
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Illustrious
INS
Britain
Navy
Mediteranean
I Horbor
Ste
Wally Drimyrd
Will Fom
Royal Air Fave
Gotonin
Steily
Will Bee
Zaide
Gerimity
Iin Wal Assaul
Ui'ie Junkers
Ain
Germar
Alustrians
Neean
AF destroys planes in raid over Catania Sicily
British headquaters reported Sunday night heavy damage at the Catania airfield Sicily as AF aircraft destroyed or severely damaged 30 to 40 planes. The raid targeted a base believed to support German air ops against British naval escorts en route to Greece. One hangar reportedly exploded with fires and debris scattered across the field.
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Cairo
Frypt
Gatania
Sicily
R.A. P
Catania
Greeen
Comemimique
Sunk ship in AI raid off Sicily cited in wartime dispatch
Confused wartime report notes a Mediterranean convoy attacked off Sicily with a ship sunk and several vessels damaged or destroyed. It mentions submarines, carriers, and destroyers amid general fleet actions and attritional exchanges, with unclear details about forces involved and outcomes.
World Policy Is Urged Amid Global Tension
A dispatch reports growing calls for a new world policy amid global tension. Leaders advocate collective security, economic cooperation, and arms reductions as essential steps toward federation of humankind, with the United States pressing partners for consensus on postwar governance and international cooperation.
Weather Forecast for San Antonio Region
The forecast shows much colder conditions in San Antonio vicinity and Texas east of the region. Friday should be fair but colder with winds increasing from the east. Thursday night into Friday dawn temperatures near 40 with highs near 60. A year ago temperatures were around 45.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Myeridland
Yale
Epiday
Turin
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