Hitler Warns U S Not To Send Ships Abroad
Hitler declares the drift of Britain and America toward empire and argues Germany will resist and strike at Britain. He says the 1914 18 war was caused by leaders not the German people and asserts a new order under National Socialism will end British imperialism and Jewish domination in Europe. He urges unity at home and readiness for continued total war and notes American aid is unwanted unless it comes with terms that bolster Germany’s strength.
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Damresch 79 Still Active and Planning Cyrano Revamp
Walter Damresch, 79, declares his best gift is conducting his new Cyrano de Bergerac version. The opera, last seen at the Metropolitan during 1912 to 1923, may be revised and revisited, with performances tentatively set for February 20 and 21.
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Sun
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Draft Offices to Leave Courthouse in Bexar County
Bexar county selective service headquarters will move from the courthouse due to crowded conditions. Draft boards met Wednesday to consider new locations, with Fred Reutzel and Albert Steves Jr. assigned to study sites and confer with board chairmen amid concerns about downtown building readiness.
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War powers debate risks global clash warns Senate
Senator Johnson argues that endorsing Gerard's plan could start open warfare even without a formal declaration. Gerard says Britain’s defeat would trigger immediate Latin American attacks, while a British loss might allow Nazis to seize fleets and threaten towns. He urges granting powers to the president to act swiftly.
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Stentay in Show Receives Entry for Southwest Texas Show
Rachel Z Lackes show president received an entry from Robert Holland for Hereford steer calf bred by Albert West Sr. The sixth annual Southwest Texas Hoys’ Fat Stack show aims to be the largest, with more tents and all weather space. Entries limited to 4 H and FFA cared-for animals. prizes, auction, and regional invitations noted.
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Board Refuses to Cut Hotel Values
City board of equalization on Thursday declined to lower the hotel property tax valuation. Representatives of Pan-American Hotel Company appeared to contest assessed values of 214,330 for the main property and 112,560 for related assets.
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New York City Records Coldest Day Temperature
New York City posted its coldest day of the season with a low around 23 degrees at 335 a m as a winter snap persisted. Weather records indicate the day of extreme cold in the metropolis with temperatures dipping early morning.
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Fey Case Goes to Jury for Verdict
A Criminal District Court jury heard the Emil W. Fey murder case, charged in the June 28, 1939 shooting of Raymond Edwards. Arguments resumed after noon Wednesday with defense by Egbert Schweppe and Dave Watson and prosecutor Buck Gittinger. Fey testified in his own defense as the panel was charged on the death penalty and the case went to the jury.
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Buck" Gittinger
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Axis Raid Fails to Cripple Suez
Axis warplanes raided the Suez canal area this morning but British reports said there were no casualties and no damage. The attack underscores ongoing fighting in the region as Allied defenses hold.
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Hoyo Proposes Lunacy Bill To hospitalize suspects
In Austin Representative Hoyo introduces a lunacy bill allowing temporary hospitalization of defendants. The measure lets sheriffs send mentally ill defendants to designated state hospital wards with superintendent approval, avoiding jail stigma. It would require county judges to order examination and trial after temporary care. ARKANSAS JUDGE DIES. Text notes Judge William Hodes, 46, of Texarkana, Ark., on the sixth appellate court, died after a lengthy tenure.
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Unemployment compensation tax cut moves toward law
Austin reports the House passed bills to cut the unemployment compensation tax in half and to preserve mineral lands leased to the War Department. The measure, already approved by the Senate, awaits Governor Chaney's signature with an effective date of March 31. The tax cut lowers employer payroll levies from 3 percent to a graded 1.1 to 4 percent, potentially saving about 10 million annually. A lease-related measure allows public protest hearings before leases are executed and aims to shift coastal leasing away from federal condensation for a bombing range.
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