Finns Repulse Determined Attacks Near Ladoga
Finnish army communique reports heavy Russian assaults northeast of Lake Ladoga repulsed with thousands of enemy casualties. At Kalaanjoki and Karelia front, planes bombed Helsinki but were driven off. Russia reportedly lost bombers and airmen, while Finland logged civilian losses and infrastructure damage.
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Kolaanjoki
Lotmola
Karelian
Helsinki
Lake Ladoga
Kare- Nan Isthmus
Finland
Kalaanjoki
Russia
Lake
Ladoga
Prins
Marshall Plant Destroyed by Fire in Marshall
Officials sifted through the ruins of the Marshall Compress company after a blaze caused an estimated 150000 damage. Firemen fought the flames for three hours in sub freezing weather last night.
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Marshall
U/P
Marshall Compress Company
Jury seated for Cowboy Henry murder trial in San Antonio
Selection of a jury began in district court to try Claude Cowboy Henry ex pugilist on charges of fatally wounding Arthur Sinclair former San Antonio police officer. Venue moved to Honda after reversal by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Four jurors chosen including two farmers a barber and a merchant. District Attorney Noonan said testimony would start Wednesday.
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Henry
Arthur Sinclair
San Antonio
Iy Honda
Honda
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Sinclair
Monte Carlo Inn
Nogaliles Street
R. J. Noonan
Noonan
L. J. “Buck” Gitsinger
Pat Camp
Bexar County
Frank Vance
Mediti County
Ambulance Regulations Revised By City Officials
Funeral directors met with city officials to revise ambulance rules requiring first aid certificates for all drivers. John Cape led the safety commission and Captain Homer Allen the traffic division in approving changes to police dispatch calls and speed limits while banning sirens. Augusta Barnes of the Red Cross offered driver training services as Cape promised further talks with doctors and insurers.
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City Hell
John Cape
Nifth Safety Commission
Homer Allen
Chief of Police
Augusta Barnes
Bexar County
Charges Placed Against Moreno in County Court
Alex Moreno of 1502 Buena Vista street faced two counts of unlawfully carrying weapons after complaints by County Highway Patrolman N R McRae. The filings list a pistol and five sling shots as the weapons. Both alleged offenses occurred on Sunday before Judge C J Matthews in County Court-at-Law No 1.
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Switzerland
League of Nations
League Assembly
Matta
Trinidad
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Elment
Fritorg
Munich
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Mussolini
Rome
Vatican
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Worth Moore
Tomoty
Robert E. Green Hospital
Eoviet Tmion
Iploye
Alex Moreno
Mived
Buena Vista Street
N. R McRae
C. J. Matthews
Offenes
Burns Fatal Fire Claimed Hedger Hutgler at Home
Anton Hutgler, 66, of 444 East Commerce Street, died Tuesday morning at Robert B. Green hospital after flames from a cigarette ignited bedding in his room. Firefighters and other occupants rescued him from the blaze. He told attendants he was smoking in bed when a quilt caught fire, setting the mattress alight.
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East Commerce Street
Fridey
Robert B. Green
Hutter
Optimist Club Meeting At Y M C A In Gunter Hotel
Optimist Club members will meet at 12 05 p m Wednesday in the Y M C A building replacing the usual Gunter hotel venue. Dr Nelson Green man chairing the arrangements reports Chester A Blimp president of the M C A board will give an address and a fencing demonstration match will be on the program.
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Gah Antonio Optimist Club
Gunter Hotel
Nelson Greenman
Chester A. Blimp
M. C. A. Board
John Henry Weer to Lecture on Christian Science Gift
John Fenty Weer of Brockton Maas a member of the mother church board of lectureship will deliver a lecture titled Christian Science Gods Great Gift to Mankind at 12 10 p m Friday in the Municipal auditorium The address is slated as part of the churchs lecture series.
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John Fenty Weer
C.S
Brock- Hine
Maas
Weer
Vatican Radio recounts Polish horror under German rule
A Vatican radio English broadcast described severe Polish suffering under German occupation. A Jesuit speaker, newly returned from Poland, claimed 70 percent of Poles faced famine and that Poles and Jews were herded into ghettos while resources were diverted to German stores. He cited church closures, arrests of clergy, confiscated records, and Poles transported to Germany for forced labor. The broadcast aimed to spur Catholic endurance for eventual victory.
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Vatican
Poland
Starvaton
Mde
Germany
Scouts Attack Report Dated From Meroin Front
German high command says scouts captured prisoners and inflicted numerous casualties in a clash on the western front south of Pirmasens. The navy reports successful commerce warfare in the North Sea Atlantic and Baltic with mine sweeping and patrols on schedule.
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Pirmasens
North Se
Atlantic
Baltic
Food By Radio To Nazis
New York reports Germany uses wireless radio to move funds and food across the blockade. Neutral countries ship supplies to Germany while Americans may buy two food packages priced at 8.50 and 6.70 dollars for relatives abroad. Soldiers are restricted from receiving packages and civilians may not get more than one package every two months.
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New York
Germany
Three to Attend Course in Health
Three members of the city health department will depart for specialized training. Dr Paul J Gresham will go to Texas A and M College for a three month sanitation and public health course. Dr Ralph Letteeer will join the Los Angeles health department for training in contagious disease control under renowned epidemiologists. Dr George Paynish leads the Los Angeles department.
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City Health, Department
van ©. Tipton
Paul J. Gresham
Texas A and M, College
Ralph Letteeer
Los Angeles Health Department
George Payuish
Los Angeles
Common Sense About Constipation
A reformulated ad style note explains constipation causes and remedy. It urges identifying the cause via diet and suggests adding bulk through refined breakfast cereals like Kellogg's All-Bran with increased water intake. It cautions chronic cases to consult a physician.
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Kollaga
BatheCrack
Snowball Breaks Windshield Near Roosevelt Underpass
A snowball shattered a car windshield at the Roosevelt Avenue underpass as police sought the boy who threw it. The youth fled the scene before authorities could locate him.
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Charlie Brown
West Ridgewood Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Order of Cooties Volunteers Endorse National Emergency Pledge
Members of the Military Order of the Code a VFW unit announced a resolution to offer volunteers in case of national emergency for any purpose deemed suitable by the U S government. Max Walt, 942 West Gramercy Place, led the supreme council officer team in Texas Oklahoma and area troops.
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Miitary Order of the Code
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Max
Walt
West
Gramercy Place
Mupremz Council
Texas
Oklahoma
Arey
Citizenship filing shocks sleepy Java tale from Sarrabaja Java
Gerrit Van den Berg of iGroves Texas filed for U S citizenship with federal naturalization examiner P J Jung. His hometown is described as Sarrabaja Java a languid Dutch East Indies center revealing a rare immigration moment in the era.
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Samoa
Page Page
Java
United States
Gerrit van den Berg
iGroves
Texas
P. J. Jung
Federal
Ds Sarrabaja- Java
Dutch East Indies
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