Tuttle Seeks To Resign as Utility Head
Tuttle asks to resign as general manager of the City Public Service Co effective July 31 while remaining as board chair if requested. He declined army engineer and war production posts, saying he can serve city needs better as manager. He cites building cash reserves, plant expansion, bond debt return, and a court dispute over the Comal power plant as major municipal issues.
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Episcopal Talk Highlights Diocese Council at St Mark's
The Fort Worth diocese holds its fortieth annual council with several addresses at St. Mark's parish house. Delegates toast Bishop Everett H. Jones on his consecration anniversary. A new parish hall at Strams Memorial Church is opened and used for luncheon. The council reconvenes at St. Mark's after Holy Communion and will close with committee meetings and officer selections.
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Income Tax Guidance For 1943 War Years
Federal tax guidance explains regular income tax and wartime victory tax, rates, deductions, credits, and the March 15, 1944 filing deadline. It covers withholding under pay-as-you-go, estimated payments, refunds, and how to file with the local collector of internal revenue.
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Kaiser Defends Liberty Ships Welding Stress Claim
Admiral Howard Vickery told reporters that failures in Kaiser built Liberty freighters reflect welding stresses rather than a ship flaw. He noted more failures in other ships proportionally and cited improper loading as a major factor while a Senate inquiry reviews Magnuson charges. Kaiser urged federal investment in highways, slum clearance, and urban improvement to ensure full employment, proposing a sales tax to fund programs.
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Toll of Quake Tops 3500 in San Juan
SAN JUAN Argentina Jan 20 Authorities announced that 3500 bodies have been cremated since the quake last Saturday. The toll is expected to rise with more victims found as debris clearing continues and deaths among about 300 critically injured are added. The government urges residents to leave to prevent epidemics, though many refuse to abandon the search for loved ones.
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Socialite Shot By Mystery Woman in Chicago Hotel
Mrs. Williams, diplomat’s wife and Tokyo embassy attache, was shot twice in her Drake hotel apartment by an unidentified middle aged woman. Her daughter Mrs. Goodbody, 28, was wounded as the assailant fled. Police reported no motive and traced the incident to a single gunman seen entering from behind a bathroom door.
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Thomas J. Coogan
Starr Williams
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Patricia Goodbody
U.S
Tokyo
Washington
Draft exams speeded up the induction process
Draft boards order 1-A men to report for pre induction physicals regardless of appeals to speed up fitness checks. Spokesman says the 21 day civil life period runs from the certificate of fitness, not the final appeal decision, allowing potential quick induction or earlier appeal resolution.
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Selective Service
Civilan Ife
Draft Board
Atvén
Veteran describes jungle warfare wisdom from Guadalcanal days
Sergeant Delmar Golden of Mankato Minnesota, a Silver Star recipient wounded six times, returns to the United States and trains at Camp Butner North Carolina while sharing jungle reconnaissance tips. He lists a good nose and ears as essential, notes fish heads as diet, and says eye use and ground listening reveal enemy activity from hundreds of yards away.
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Youth Charged in Knifing of Usher
A juvenile suspect is held for trial after stabbing Gilberto Rivas, 27, an usher at the Progreso Theater. Rivas lies seriously injured at Robert B. Green Hospital with a knife wound near the left lung. The youth, attempting to sneak into the cinema, faced Rivas when challenged.
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Gilberto Rivas
Progreso
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Robert B. Green Hospital
City Council Splits Fine For Garbage Dump Incident
City council votes to divide a 45.80 fine for Fred Carcillo, a city garbage truck driver, who dumped waste behind Mission San Jose last August. Park and Street officials discuss motions while leave of absence approvals prompt talks of city business and regional air service.
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Mission San Jose
Paul Steffer
Henry Hein
Carl Tilo
Hein
Anderson
Tory
Monterrey
Mexico City
San Antonio
Gus &. Matiermann
Washington, D. C
Penetro medicated plaster touted for cold relief
An old advertisement extols Penetro as a two way remedy for colds and aches. It describes a medicated plaster and ointment using mutton suet base and pine vapors to reach nasal passages, promising relief and circulation boost when applied to the chest and back.
Grand Jury to Hear Testimony in Chaplin Child Suit
Federal grand jury expected to hear testimony today from Joan Berry a 23 year old film aspirant who has sued Charles Chaplin. Police Judge Charles Griffin of Beverly Hills testified for two hours as part of the jury's investigation into whether Miss Berry's child is Chaplin's.
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Charles H. Carr
Joan Berry
Charles Chaplin
Charles Griffin
Beverly Hills
Carr
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