Roosevelt May Directly Push Wallace Cabinet Post
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may seek to transfer governing powers to Henry Wallace by executive order or publicly support legislation to appoint Wallace, with Wallace supporters planning actions around a New York dinner in his honor. Senate opposition remains. Bailey cannot complete action before next session while George introduces a measure to separate monetary agencies from the commerce department. A separate drive seeks a $300,000,000 federal program for schools as education leaders urge higher salaries and facilities in low income states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Xalyaeg
Henry Wallace
Senate
Department of Commerce
Franklin ,D. Roosevelt
Wallace
New York
Renstor Guffey
D.-Pa
Bailey
D.-N C
Jesse Jones
Jod Vinson
Iran
Baisley
George
D.-Gu
Department
Benate Republicans
Vandenberg
St. Mich
George Bill
Senate Education
Lowe
John K. Norton
Teachers College
Columubia University
Thames
Senate Smell Business Committee
Staller War Plants Corporation
Service Life Gold Seal policy offers $1.8 month coverage
Omaha Nebraska announces a new Service Life Insurance Company Gold Seal Accident and Hospitalization plan costing $1.8 monthly. It provides up to $100 monthly sickness or accident disability for four months, over $650 hospital confinement benefit, and up to $600 for accidental loss of life or limb. No medical exam, ages 16 to 69, 19 days free exam.
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Omaha
Neb
Old
Reliable Service Life Insurance Company
MATS
Servies Life Insurance Campany
Dept
Nebraska
Earth Broken For Church Groundbreaking Ceremonies Held
Ground for the new St. Stephen's Episcopal church at Highland Park was broken Sunday after a service led by Bishop Everett Jones. Attending were Rev. Thomas Wright of St. Mark's, and Rev. Henry B. Gelt. Construction to start within two weeks. architect Henry Steinbormer. The church will later become part of an educational building.
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New &T. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Henry Steinbormer
Submarine Surcouf Rammed by U S Vessel in North Atlantic
Ottawa dispatch in the Montreal Standard reports the 2990 ton Surcouf the world largest submarine based at Halifax was rammed during North Atlantic convoy duty by an American destroyer or cruiser sending her to the bottom with 125 crew. There was no official confirmation.
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Montreal
United Sttea
Ottawa Dispatch
Halifax
Allies Blast Italian Bridges in Northern Italy Front
Allied headquarters report continued severe cold restricting ground action on the Fifth and Eighth army fronts in northern Italy. Brazilian and American air forces bombed bridges including San Michele and Envis rail crossing, with attacks near Tren to, Padus, Bergamo, and Milan. German raiding parties along the Sen lo and Reno rivers were repelled after patrols probed near San Alberto and Alfonsine.
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Roune
Senlo
San Alberto
Alfonsine
Vice Crusader Slain in Buffalo City Seeks Suspect
Police questioned known gamblers as they hunted for Edward J. Pospichal, a crusader against vice and gambling, whose frozen body was found near River Street by Bolts biteber after being shot five times with a .22 pistol. The victim was identified as a local anti-vice advocate.
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Buffalo
Edward J. Pospichal
Jono WO
Vice
Ganbling
Pospichal
Seck
River Street
Bolts Biteber
Woman Wounded In Pistol Accident
Mrs Concha Chavana of 1331 Mor Laugh Street was wounded in the right hand when a .22 pistol fired unexpectedly under a mattress while she was making the bed early Sunday. She received treatment at St B Green Hospital.
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Concha Chavana
Morlaugh Street
Chet B. Green Hospital
Corpus Major Leads Perfect Raid on Nazis
Corpus Major led a U S Seventh Army patrol in a moonlit raid on a German held village near Rothbach 242 miles north of Schilttersdorf. The operation left 18 Germans known killed and several captured with only one minor wound. Texas broadcaster David H Worcester of Rockford Ill organized eight-man assault elements praising teamwork throughout.
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U. & Seventh Army
INSI
Rothbach
Schiliersdorf
River of Corpus Chiiatt
Texas
Germany
Seb
David H. Worcester
Rockford
Ill
Five Million Expected in Dime March Drive
Washington on President Roosevelt birthday marks a two day drive to raise funds for infantile paralysis research. Officials report last year’s drive netted 4.69 million dollars and this year’s campaign aims higher as celebrities arrive in the capital for personal appearances at hospitals hotels theaters and the White House luncheon.
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Washington
Troosevelt
Roosevelt
Pollo
Drinos
Hollywood
Screen
Mile of Mires campaign sets San Antonio record
Downtown San Antonio campaign results show a total of 13228 dollars raised, surpassing prior years by about five thousand. The Transetles and Rotary Club closed their drive with two hundred dollars and a separate ticket sale has already raised thirty six thousand for the annibal and flour show. Additional jars, state sets, and public school donations are noted, with a feature on Tuesday night a dozen credits donated by a local tourist operator.
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San Antonio
Rotary Club
Torist
Mrs Roosevelt to attend U.S. O. and UN clubs events
The First Lady is slated for dinner dances and parties at the United States Organization and United Nations clubs, the Stage Door Canteen, and seven hotels. Her daughter-in-law will assist as her husband John substitutes at midnight shows in three theaters. The two day event will culminate with a midnight cake cutting for the hotels. Attendees include Jane Wyman Veronica Lake Linda Darnell Susanna Foster Margaret O'Brien and many top performers.
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Bhe Waite
John
Jane Wyman
Veronica Lake
Linda Darnell
Susanna Poster
Margaret O’brien
Bla Togan
Myma Loy
Georgia Carroll
Gile Storm
George Murphy
Gene Kelly
Kay Kyser
Victor Borge
Charley Bickford
Monty Wooley
Danny Kaye
Hal McIntyre
Joe B. Brown
Alan Badd
Kennon Charged Over Hatch Act Violations
Former San Antonio Housing Authority director Kennon faced six Hatch Act charges filed by the General Civil Service Commission after an investigation tied to his campaign involvement while employed federally. Kennon claimed denial and that charges surfaced long after inquiries began, noting the rent director post would pay $5200 annually and awaiting appointment decision.
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King Kennon
San Antonio
Chinnees
CPA
Kennan
GC. K. Quin
Fifty-seventh District Court
Washington, D.C
Feneral Civil Service Commission
Amne
Civil Service
Ketan
Hatch Act
Samaritan Loser to Mitch HikerHeadline
An ungrateful man took $26 from Maria Jimenez after a ride from Nueces and Guadalupe to Chihushie and ith streets. The girl and her escort found him Sunday night, offered transport, then he grabbed the purse and ran, discarding it after counting the money.
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Maria Jimenez
Blum Street
Nueces
Guadalupe
Chihushie
First Officer Faces Black Market Trial in Paris
Lieut. John W. Springer of California goes on trial at a United States general court martial over alleged looting and black market activity in a railway battalion near Verseillia. He faces charges of receiving loot, conspiracy to defraud, and neglect of duty as chief yardmaster. The prosecution cites 1500 packs of looted cigarettes and other items valued at francs, plus $400 from a soldier, amid claims looting was widespread.
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Paris
United States
John W. Springer
California
Spring
Verseillia
Springer
Ter
Gage C. McDermintt
Lexar
Man Beaten and Robbed Twice at City Intersection
Cruz Gallegos aged 124 was beaten and robbed a second time within a week near the South Walters and Porter Streets intersection. An assailant struck him multiple times and took $3, later arrested. Gallegos reported prior beating near the same location the previous week.
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Cruz Gallegos
Boys' Home Bids Rejected by County Court
Four bids for the Southton county detention home construction were rejected by the commissioners court after County Engineer W F B Pickard reported the high bid of 17460 from Vincent Fribo met specifications. The legal minimum bid was 14725 by E H Conrad. County Judge Charles W Anderson said new bids would be opened Wednesday morning, hoping to save thousands. Stanley G Hennett named auctioneer for 2 p.m. Feb in a public sale of an old car a bay mule and a water tank at the county juvenile home at Southton. Southwell was awarded the poll tax printing contract.
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Southton
Commissioners Court Ln
W. F B. Pickard
Pickard
Vincent Fribo
E. H. Conrad
Charles W. Anderson
Anderson
Conrads
Stan G. Hennett
Our Lady of the Lake social welfare school gains accreditation
The graduate school of social service at Our Lady of the Lake College earned accreditation from the American Association of Schools of General Social Work and joined the association as its first Texas member. President Dr. John McMahon and director Rita Fleming announced the milestone from Cleveland during the annual meeting. the school began in 1942 43 and now enrolls about 80 students with field work in the city.
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Graduate School of Social Service of
Our Lady of the Lake College
Texas
John Lo McMahon
Rita WM. Fleming
Cleveland
P-28 Lightning boosts load and speed in new version
In Burbank on January 20, Lockheed unveils the P-28 Lightning with a 4000 pound bomb load and speeds over 425 mph. The bomber claims enhanced power dive velocity and the capability to outperform earlier B-17s, aided by new aileron boosters and extended range.
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Burbank
Calif
Jan
Sear Popol
Lockheed Aircraft
T Lackheed
Tol Ntekya' Maxtol
Students Charge Texas U Clearly on Downgrade
Texas students demand action on the University of Texas governance amid the Rainey discharge dispute. The House voted 92 to 99 to instruct legal opinion on the legality of Dr Homer Rainey’s firing by the board of regents as president. A broad coalition urged reinstatement and warned against university control by officials.
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Austin
House of Representatives
Education Committee
Homer P. Rainey
Board of Regents
University of Texas
R.N. Grisham
Eastland
John L. Crosthwait
Dallas
Hou
Regents
F Rainey
Rainey
Texas
Fid
Jalion
Unclear university protest remarks cited against regents
In January 31 events Burdine protested the board of regents actions during petitions for Dr. Homer P Trainey’s reinstatement after his discharge as president. Student leader Malcolm Wallace of Dallas warned the university is on the downslide, calling Burdine’s resignation likely to push toward blacklisting.
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Rdine
Burdine
Actess
Board of Regents
Homer P. Trainey
Malcolm Wallace
Dallas
Mrs Juliana Vidal Succumbs at Home
Mrs Juliana Vidal aged 65, descendant of the Casanova family long linked with Bon Antonio, died at her home on North Center Street. Survived by husband Dolph Vidal, three sons Rudolph Sted and Eugene Vidal, daughter Mrs Louis Valdez, brother Jesse Casanove, ten sisters, and ten grandchildren. Services set for 10:30 Tuesday morning with a requiem mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and interment in City Cemetery No 1.
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Illany Vide
Casanova
Bon. Antonio
North Center Street
Dolph Vidal
Rudolph
Sted
Eugene Vidal
Louis Valdez
Jesse Casanove
Santa Losoya
Lucinda
Losoya
Lule
Habago
Adeline
Casitas
Pil
Tits City
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
City Cemetery No. 1
Incarnate Word Forms Drama Fraternity Chapter
Incarnate Word college has authorized a new chapter of a national honorary dramatic fraternity. Chapters exist at over 200 colleges in the United States and Canada. The Twente Word chapter will be known as Custs.
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Ajpna Pai Gmega
Incarnate Word College
Custs
Canada
Tolm
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