Two Men Die in Accidents on Highway 66 Near L A
On Highway 66 south of Laredo two men, Lasro Ambtiz aged 36 of Jourdanton and Anselmo G Arredondo aged 23 of 510 1 2 North Leone street, were killed in separate crashes early Monday and Monday night. Three others were injured, including one seriously, as a watermelon truck rear-ended another vehicle causing Ambriz to be thrown onto the highway. In a separate crash near Campbellton, Arredondo’s car overturned, killing him. Marshall Zapata, 32, was injured. Other injuries included Adelfa Romo 17, Jez Oscar Tratin 12, and Maorle Tames. A further wreck on the Austin Highway injured Adelfa Romo and Jez Oscar Tratin along with Mrs. Mata, Addraw Mata, and his wife.
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Highway 66
Buntey
Lasro Ambtiz
Jourdanton
Anselmo G. Arredondo
North Leone Street
Ambriz
Highway 8
Anbriz
J. GC
Hart
Kelly Tela
Fort! Sam ‘Houston
J. W. McAllister
Alga
Miguel Ambudz
Elso
Spesenggor
William Christoph
Arredondo
Campbellton
Marshall Zapata
Tul Rawlings
Austin
Randolph Field Without
Adelfa Romo
Lavaca Street
Jez Oscar Tratin
Surrey
Maorle Tames
Bishop
Tin Apto
Christoph
Samuel Hernandez
Bun Marcos
Rat
Col
Pratt
Randolph Field
Addraw Mata
Frio City Road
Rom Mata
Tlohert B. Green Hos
Tab van Perales
Usted
East Lambert Strant
Pevesthyans
MT. Guadalupe
Museum Curator Returns From East Tour
Museum curator Miss Onderdank of the Witte Museum travelled home from a study trip through northern and eastern museums. She noted extensive repainting and varied color schemes in galleries, praising efforts to suit each exhibit rather than using a uniform palette.
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Nieanornderdank
Hie Witte Museum
Noth
Miss Onderdank
Yugoslavs Used Carts in Battle
Balko correspondent St John arrived aboard the American Presidents inner President Onrnedd reporting Yugoslav forces relied on 1500 ox carts to move supplies while fighting German air and ground forces. He recalled being wounded when a Greek train was strafed and spoke with a peasant who mistook tanks for men. He later boarded the President Garfield at Capetown.
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N. J
Gar Muhy
Robert Bl. John
Associated Press
Balko
Onrnedd
St John
John
Gotan
Jon Asded
St. John
President Garfield
Capetown
South Africa
Germans Build Coastal Fortifications in English Channel
London July 14. German forces have been building new coastal defense works in the Pas de Calais area. Newly dug trenches line the coast and extend inland. South of Boulogne, along the Tongue beach corridor, a maze of barbed wire and emplacements appears to have been erected.
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London
English
Pousene-Calais
Bowogne
ENGINE PLANT STRIKE ENDS ACROSS DEFENSE SECTORS
A defense mediation board urged Sealed Power in Muskegon Michigan to resume production as unions pressed wage and shop demands. Strikes also involved a shipyard union at Federal Shipbuilding in Kearney New Jersey and a naval munitions project in San Diego California. In St. Louis a long standing jurisdictional dispute settled. Government data show 10 650 defense workers on strike last week, with half as many as mid June, and 9 458 150 man days lost in 187 strikes in the first half of the year.
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Associated Preag
Defense Mediation Board
Sealed Power Corporation
Muskegon
Mich
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Engine Companion
Defense
P A. FL
Us United Automobile Workers
Federal Shipbuilding Corporation
Kearney
N. J
Carpenters’ District Council
International Association of Machinists
Elks Converge in Philadelphia for 70th Annual Convention
Five decades of Elks delegates flood Philadelphia for the seventy second annual convention. Officials complete last minute preparations at Independence Hall as General Pershing is honored with a ceremony at 8:30 p.m. The commemorative plaque presentation is slated to occur at the Walker Reed hospital in Washington.
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Philadelphia
the Elks
Highlac
Independence Hall
John J. Pershing
N. B
Broad
Ty. Pershing
Walker Reed Hospital
Washington
Army Causes Lack of Swing Bands in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 14 The draft has caught up with swing music. A Rex Riccardi secretary of the Philadelphia local of the America Federation of Musicians says the union cannot meet current swing band demand because the army has taken 50 musicians.
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Philadelphia
A. Rex Riccardi
America Federation of Musicians
Appointment to Health Board In Texas
Governor W. Tee O'Pantel named Drs. W. B. Harrlson from Teague I C. Eusolt from Houston and John A. Hoyt from Teaument to six-year terms on the state health board. Dr. Harrison was reappointed as a member. Remaining appointees include Des Hubert Jackson and R. A. Rowe of Kaufman, with the nine-member board to meet next in September.
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Avistin
W. Tee O'Pantel
W. B. Harrlson
Teague
I C. Eusolt
Houston
John A. Hoyt
Teaument
State Board of Health
Harrison
Belig
Des
Hubert Jackson
San Antonio Dentlit
R. A. Rowe
Kaufman
Atateg. Health Office
Epptember
Japs Try Deception With Siberia Attack Hints
Foreign observers report a “war of nerves” as dispatches claim Japan may target Siberia and Indo China. Rumors say Kobe port restrictions, possible assault timing around August 15, with Japan seeking footholds in Bangkok or Saigon to isolate Singapore and threaten Allied basing in Burma.
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Bnet Monfay
Shahghat
Anpan
Kobe
Shanghai
Saia
Moscow
Europe
Japan
Siberia
Atahnughal
Janun
London
Tein
Indo-China
Thaland
Netherlands East Indies
Australasia
Jwaul Sack
East Indies
Singayore
Britain
United States
Saigon
Bankok
Singa
Pore
Bangkok
Singapore
Acreea
Malay Peninsula
Britrhi
Burma
Ram
Tears Barbers Convene Here At Texas Master Barbers Meet
About 60 delegates attended the fifteenth annual Texas Master Barbers Association convention at the Gunter Hotel. President Otto Oberle of Fort Worth opened sessions with Rev. Baxter D. Greer delivering the keynote. Delegates discussed sanitation, barbering defense, and measures for industry improvement. officers and next year’s convention were to be elected, with a banquet and floor show to close the event at 8 p.m. in the Rose Room.
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Tex
Aesgclation
Gunter Intel
Otto Oberle
Port Worth
Presuec
Truncalla
Baxter D. Greer
OG. A. Dedmont
Association of Masur Barbers of America
Gueler
Austin
State Board of Examiners For Barber
Ho P.m
Arthur
Alara
Topping Streets Under Way In City Plan
Streets being topped are three blocks on Fyonelscan street from Flores street east, one block on Webb street from South Preset street to city limits, and a block on Berks street from (illegible) to (illegible). City official Pau BD. Steffler cites dust prevention as primary motive and cost noted as two scents per square foot.
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Pau BD. Steffler
Mont ‘Aya
Fyonelscan Street
Flores Street
Webb Street
Tne
Berks Street
Weekend Loot Hits San Antonio: Thefts Reported Citywide
The weekend saw multiple thefts across San Antonio. Mrs D Be Jumés reported $15 in perfumes and an oil compressor stolen. Nora Peres noted missing wine bottles from 1512 CHiedalupe. B B Bray and B Arredondy reported jewelry, a watch, and a bank item stolen. Valuations range around $5 to $26 with several minor items stolen.
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San Antonio
D. Be Jumés
Romano _alrevs
Nora Peres
Chiedalupe Street
Nora’s ‘Daven
South Laredo
Jby B. B. Bray
West Alpine
Arredondy
Perez Street
V. Halburton
West Locust
Steel operations show small rise this week
A steel industry report from the American Iron and Steel Institute shows operations at 87.2 percent capacity this week, up from 96 percent last week and from 89 percent a month ago. The data reflects weekly capacity utilization across U.S. mills.
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REW Yoric
American Iron and Steel Institute
Snakebite Victim In Auto Crash
Robert B. Green hospital attendants reported Monday Vicente Fernandez of 111 Hully Street suffered a snake bite and, believed in a traffic mishap, was rushed to the hospital by a car driven by Jose Hernandez of 9811 El Paso Street after being bitten. The vehicle struck a parked car on West Commerce Street. Vicente’s condition is not serious, the hospital reported.
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Robert B. Green
Vicente Mernandez
Haledee
Hully Street
Jose Hernandez
el Paso
Vicente
West Commerce Street
Police raid detains six men and two women after report
Six men and two women were detained for questioning after a police raid on a Beauregard Street house conducted by Detective Fred Littlepage and others. The tip claimed two escaped convicts would be found there, but nothing else connected to them was found. A large sack of sugar and butter seized from the apartment is believed to have come from the Fort Sem Houston Quartermaster corps. Two detainees will be turned over to the FBI for further questioning on alleged possession of army supplies.
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Beaure
Bard Stench
Get
Fred Littlepage
Littlepage
Fort Sem Houston Quartermaster Corps
Texas Educator Publisher Dies in Paris
James A Faulks 68, educator, newspaper publisher and politician, died yesterday in Paris Texas. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon. He served as a campaign manager for Jerry Sadler in 1930 and later became an employee of the railroad commission.
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Paris
Texas
James A Faulks
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Faulks
Rubber Placed on Critical List by Defense Agencies
Washington July 14 The Office of Production Management placed rubber under the defense critical item system making it subject to army and navy preference ratings. Also announced were fire fighting and prevention equipment hospital and field laboratory and portable oxygen manufacturing gear.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Aluminum Supply Good Despite Shortage Survey
New York July 14 There is no current aluminum shortage for defense industries according to a survey by the National Association of Manufacturers Chairman Wallner J. Fuller said nondefense users of aluminum were receiving virtually the metal.
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New York
National Association Pot Mantutackucers
Contea
Association
Waller J. Foller
Congress Doctor Worries Health Rules for Summer Recess
Washington July 14. Congressional physician Dr George W Galvan urges lawmakers to take a vacation but offers ten health commandments for spartan休 summer days. Advice includes eat cheely drink water bathe cleanly exercise rationally relax sleep sufficiently and check up occasionally. Church camp planned by The Parish Presbytery texts describe an all year camp near Ollnser atop Catip Gilmont mountain.
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Washington
Linst
Congress
George W. Galvan
Congressional
Tartay
Calver
Ollnser
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