Texas Farm Leader Attacks Henderson Over Price Issue
Ralph W Moore a Texas farm leader accused Price Administrator Henderson of misinformation and called for his removal in a telegram from San Antonio. The note protested Hendersons July statement on price fixing and concessions for farmers, warning of inflation and urging action against misstatements and alleged dishonesty. The telegram accompanied a broader dispute as Henderson faced Senate probes over price controls and enforcement staffing.
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Sean Henderson
Ralph W. Moore
Texas
San Antonio
Ofice
Moore
Henderson
Texas State Grange
Fexas Corn Carnival Association
San An
Tome
Granger
Christine
Atascosa County
Culatin
Farmers of Texas
Congress
Corpus Firm Lands Alamo Field Bid Amid Airport Plans
Lonnach and Hinman of Corpus Christi are linked to a bid for caustrurcost buildings at Alamo Neld near San Antonio's new municipal airport, per U A district engineer T M Osborne. Amith Baldwin and Sheets of San Antonio won an award for a 750 ton officer candidate school and distribution system at Camp Barkeley. Francis C. Darius of Brownsville oversaw 63 bunk barracks construction at Fort Brown Growravilie.
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Lonnach
Alamo Neld
San An
Donio
Tetto Akin and
Hinman
Corpus Christi
Lisut
Cal
T. M. Osbornd
U. A
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Amith Baldwin and Sheets Company
Camp Barkeley
Abtene
Francis C. Darius
Brownsville
Ras Gwardet
Fort Brown
Growravilie
L A Dogs Reverse Bite Injuries Reported
Four victims, all described as White, were bitten by dogs on the left legs in an incident recorded by city police. Burgle Hanlon, 4, of 424 1-2 Peck Avenue. George Glb-50M, of 116 Lots Street. Loyelle Ortega, 10, of 1721 West Salingsi Street. and Toward Martin, of 812 Northwest 20th Street, were hurt Friday related to the incident near Lar right feg.
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Fair Pevenne
Burgle Hanlon
George
Lots
Loyelle “Ortega
West Salingsi
Martin
Socialite to Wed Hopkins in White House Momentous Plans
New York socialite Mrs. Lotter Macy says she and Hopkins are engaged for a ceremony perhaps July 30 at the White House. Hopkins, son of a harness maker from Sioux City, has been married twice and is 52 in August. He was divorced from his first wife with three children, David, Stephen, and Robert. Digna, five, is the daughter from his second marriage to Mrs. Barbara Duncan Hopkins who died in 1937.
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New York
Hamy Topkins
Roosevelt
Lotter
Gill Macy
White House
Macy
Hopkins
Hopes
Sioux City
David
Stephen
Robert
Digna
Marrage
Barbara Dunecan Hopkins
Cadets End Basic Training at Isa Field
Four aviation cadets completed basic training at Isa Field Sot Angelo and advance to higher schools. Names include Oscar toulaeney son of Oliver Fizhensy of Warren Bernard Itz son of Max Itz of Redhall P Wright daughter Mrs M R Wright and Joseph II Vivian son of John Vivian of Trinity Street.
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Isa Field
Sot Angelo
Oscar Toulaeney
Oliver Fizhensy
Hammond Avenue
Warren Bernard Itz
Max Itz
Virigints Boulevard
Redhall
P. Wright
M. R. Wright
Joseph II
Vivian
John Vivian
Trinity Street
Treason Conviction in Detroit Linked to German Flier Case
Max Stephan, 49, a German-born Detroit restaurant owner and naturalized American, was ruled guilty of treason in a case tied to the escape of a German flier from a Canadian prison. The judge ordered a probation referral and scheduled sentencing within a week. treason carries 5 years to death. King testified for the government. Stephan offered a defense of ignorance, marking the first treason conviction in the U.S. since the Whisky Rebellion.
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Stephan
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Tephan
Krug
San Antonio
Canada
King
Kleptan
Maj Horton Succumbs to Heart Attack at 47
Maj Wayne Orton Horton, 47, executive officer of the G-1 section at Elgathors Area headquarters, died of a heart attack reported Friday. He lived at 122 Wild Rose Avenue and had served on active duty since January. Funeral services will be held at his former home in Oklahoma City. Survived by widow Ruth Morten and daughters Pauline and Virginia. Native of Missouri, a graduate of Oklahoma A and M, Horton resided in Oklahoma since 1924 and served with the First Dear Boma Regiment and later as a regular army officer. He resigned in 1918 but remained in reserve and was recalled to active duty in Oklahoma City.
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Horton
Wild Rose Avenue
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Tash
Oklahoma City
Carlvet
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Pauline
Virginia Horton
Missouri
Oklahoma
San Antonio
New Radio Concerts to Be Broadcast Friday
Fria Reiner conducts the New York Philharmonic in the first of six weekly Lewisohn Stadium radio concerts broadcast by CG, B.S. on KTSA from 7:00 to 7:55 p.m. The program features Mozart’s B flat Symphony, Bath’s D Major bulte, and a Richard Strauss poem. Bernied Beismann conducts the Columbia Concert Orchestra in the first of Soviet American festival programs aired by ETSAI from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m., highlighting contemporary Russian and American works. Marlene Dietrich stars in Charles Martin’s radio adaptation of Gun for Hire on the Philip Morris Playhouse Friday at 8:00 p.m., with Ray Bioth’s orchestra. Professor William H. Harlon Jr. hosts Rockets Through Space on Exploring Space Friday. Irene Rich portrays Faith Chandler in Dene Jolt on KTSA Friday evening. Other features include Brewster Boy, Joey and pals, and a quiz with $480 in war stamps.
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Fria Reiner
New York
Beltish-Americia
Marlene
Marline Dietriga
Charles Martin
Philip. Morris Playhouse
KTSA
Ray Bioth
Wiliam H. Harlon Jr
Hayslen Plangiarium
Thriier
Stoneycrest
Irene ‘Rich
Faith Chandler
Het Brewster
Joey
Hie Pals
Bob Hawks
Aiale- Chaster Hitivk
G. B. Sy Experimental Theater
New York Philharmonic
Columbia Network
KTBA
Fritz Teter
Pittsburgh Symphony
Richard Stratsy
Charlie
Howard Barlow
Artur’ Rodzinsk
Albert Coates
Lily Pors
Andre Kortelanetz
Cake Returns From Trip to War Zone
CORPUS GHEIGTI July 2 Mrs GC BR Benovsky and Mrs HR Cans on had a seven month old fruit cake for dessert Thursday intended for their husband a sailor somewhere in the Pacific war zone. Last November 12 the sistership Jaw baked the cake and nailed it as a Christmas present for aviation machinist mate first class HR Cannon US Navy who was listed as missing in Manila. The package reached home April l and he vowed he had never received a home video. The two women sent the box through the mail with no postmarks, and Mrs Benovsky found a piece of the fruit cake back in the package. The tale ends with a note of hopeful delivery and a tale of a traveling cake unnoticed by the postmaster.
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GC. BR. Benovsky
H.R. Canson
Bentver
Packtic
Jaw
H. R. Cannon
Aviation
United States Navy
Tite
Manila
Ganno Ene
Henoveley
Canna
Fine and costs imposed for simple assault case
Testlee of the eesee rrank Vaughan Friday fined Henry Lee Duffy of 2002 Peraa Street twenty five dollars and costs on a charge of simple assault on San Noga Rodrigues with no address listed on April 17.
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Eesee Rrank Vaughan
Henry Lee Duffy
Peraa Street
Cone
San Noga Rodrigues
Clean air safety aims to curb personal error in accidents
At a Duncan safety conference 35 public officials heard Maj J Borceridan and Mr Charles F Taylor say personal error causes about 85 percent of aircraft accidents. They urged tighter oversight to stop small, repeated mishaps that set the stage for costly, avoidable losses at airports and during approaches.
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Duncan
Air Force
Texas
Charles F. Taylor
Maj
J. Bo Ceridan
Directorate of
Yair Forces
Howe
Sheridan
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Taylor
New York Philharmonic Broadcasts Stadium Concerts Begin July 3
The New York Philharmonic Symphony performs at Tavwlsohn Stadium with Fritz Teter directing the first broadcast featuring Mozart and Bach pieces. The series, tied to the stadium concerts dating to 1918 for morale and wartime support, includes famous conductors and soloists in past seasons.
Duke's Son Given Month for Larceny
Boston July 7 Edward Montagu second son of the Duke of Manchester was sentenced to one month in the House of Correction for larceny of 250 dollars from a Beaton theater operator.
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Boston
INS
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Duke of
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Beaton
Enlist in Marines Here Breaks Local Records
South Texas residents join the Marine ranks in a record enlistment. Capt J M Tutt of the San Antonio office notes 102 volunteers completed enrollment and were to depart Friday afternoon by train for San Diego. Canton Fatt cites the record as a landmark for Southern recruiting offices.
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South Texas
J. M. Tutt
Ban Antonio
San Antonio
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Bat Diego
Canton Fatt
War 25 Years Ago Today Compiled Notes
War reports recap actions from July 8 with U S. warships sinking German U-boats and a failed rear attack. Russians push the German line toward Lenberg as French resist in the Alsne front. Germans cross the Nyjna river toward Riga as a year of U S. armed forces expansion and extended training is urged.
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Aee
France
Lenberg
Tenstyr
Alsne
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Moscow
Terrell Hills Bond Vote Set
A bond issue of 300,000 will be submitted to voters in Bexar County's Water Improvement District. The district covers about 500 acres in Terrell Hills with 150 voters, aiming to connect a sewage system to clearer city facilities. Polls open at 717 Garrity Road, Clarence Pointermaker resident.
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Bexar County
John J. C
Terrell Hill
Arley Knight
San Antonto
Garrity Rong
Two Soldiers Hurt in City Crash
Two soldiers were injured Friday when a car struck a telephone pole at Conner and Mekny streets. Treated at Station Hospital, Kelsey Armtrang suffered a head injury and Teannsd Hobson a forehead cut. Driver James Morehead, of Port Sam Moraten, and Wanda Manor, 30, of Grosby Street, with her six year old daughter Kim, were also struck by the car.
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Asingrera
Conner and
Mekny Streets
Hoaptil Wens Kelsey Armatrang
Teannsd Hobson
James Morehead
Alia
Port Sam
Kim
Chihuahua
Zarzamora Sirceta
War Leaders On Radio From Egypt Frederick Scene For Independence Stories
War leaders on radio including Mu and Maxwell spoke from Galid Egypt on the Columbia Network. Milton Facon chose Frederick Maryland as the scene for Independence dry stories on the G B S God’s Country program. The piece highlights Frederick as a historic birthplace of Francis Scott Key and others.
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Russell L. Maxwell
United States
Mielan
North Agisa
Pichard Qasey
Australia
Columbia Network
Galid
Egypt
Milton Facon
Frederick
Baccow
Burl Tyee
Ware
Stabian
New York Yankees
Affray in Bar Ends in Stabbing Incident
A bar altercation at 1021 Prohondt street in Belday led to a stabbing on the left arm. The injured party, identified as Alex Mister, was treated at Robert H. Green Toapital. Authorities sealed the scene at 900 fork of Tena Vista street and 1213 Ban Laks treet.
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Bovd Mores Steeet
Alex Mister
Prohondt Street
Wastier Treachment Belday
Robert H. Green
Villaress
Ban Lakstreet
Imo Traeas Ju ‘Ie
Tena Vista
Gold Medal Capsule Remedy Promoted For Kidney Ailments
An old promotional fragment touts Gold Medal Capsule as a fast remedy for kidney discomfort. It claims quick relief from back pain and nervous symptoms, urging readers to buy a box from local drug stores and try the product immediately.
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