Christian Science Publication Clarification Letter to Hearst
A 1841 letter to William Randolph Hearst from Christian Science observer Wyntoon McCloud requests publication of a statement and Herbert Beck’s correction letter. The note notes coverage in the New England Journal of Medicine and the Christian Science Monitor, referencing a court case, defendants discharged after a manslaughter charges hearing. The author asks for courteous publication across Christian Scientists in the United States.
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Los Stagetes
Mgr
Herbert W. Beck
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
King
Mant
Beck
United States
Christian Science Healing Gain Legal Sanction Despite Past Controversy
A letter requests publication of a controversial piece in the New England Journal of Medicine discussing Christian Science healing. It argues faith must combine with understanding of spiritual law, cites Mary Baker Eddy, and claims today’s public and legal stance supports healing by prayer.
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Christian Science Sentinel
Herbert W. Beck
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Audolan Air Force Still Powerful In War Update
Soviet and German moves headline the day as panzer thrusts near Leningrad are repulsed while the Red air force holds firm against the Luftwaffe. Moscow reports suggest growing Russian confidence despite German claims of progress, with counterattacks and shifted front lines across the central and northern fronts.
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Ruesin
Leningrad
Russia
London
Boscow
Moscow
Ceremany
Ponzers
Bjelaja
Pskov
Rugussans
Bovict
Dnepiver
Hitler
Pstav-Porkhov
Heat Wave Set To Return In San Antonio
San Antonio braces for another heat wave after a brief shower break. The forecast calls for temperatures near 97 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday with little breeze and hot sun.
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San Antonio
Raiders Driven Off Nazis Claim in Berlin Air Raid Report
British air raiders struck western industrial areas in Germany overnight, facing anti aircraft fire but causing unspecified damage. In Berlin, Catholic authorities estimated bombers damaged churches and hospitals valued at about 1.2 million marks, excluding sacred objects and metals.
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Berlin
Germany
Baid
Catholic Authoriies
Zoo Hippo to Get Birthday Cake
New York reports that the Bronx zoo hippo Big Pete, age thirty eight, will receive a special birthday cake made of bran carrots oatmeal and hay. Pete weighs about two and a quarter tons and is expected to eat the treat.
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New York
Big Pete
Bronx
Hippo Pataumas
Pete
Weygand Named Algeria Governor in North Africa
General Weygand is appointed governor-general of Algeria while remaining commander of French troops in North Africa. He succeeds Admiral Jean Abbet as governor, with the announcement issued officially today.
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Vichy
France
Maxime Weygend
Algeria
North Africa
Jean Abbat
Alperia
Russian Torpedo Cruiser Damaged in Baltic
Berlin reports the Russian torpedo cruiser sustained damage in the eastern Baltic. Official German news agency DNB prepared the item, noting naval activity and ongoing wartime developments.
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Berlin
Baltic
DNB
Youth assaults wife of Army officer at Pershing Ave
Police search for a blond 20 year old man who broke into Mrs F C Horne’s home at 116 Pershing Ave around 1 a m. He beat Mrs Horne as she slept with two children, then fled after tripping on toys. He is described as 4 ft 8 in to 4 ft 9 in, about 1835 pounds, wearing green slacks. An earlier entry attempt was made through two side windows.
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F. C. Horne
Mal
Horne
Alsney
Pershing Avenue
Tommy G
Francis
Ray
Ffartia
Camp Wallace
Galveston
Kennimdukiters
Yase Hike Matsuoka
Japan
Renee F& Die
Berlin
Fance
AR Sapanese
Moscow
Rusals
Neve
Matsuoka
Seizure Bill Would Allow President to Requisition Property
Washington July 16 The White House sent to the senate military committee a new version of the property seizure bill with broader powers than the War Department proposed The measure would empower the president to requisition any property deemed needed for national defense Some senators objected to the breadth while others noted limits that would require exhausting other means first.
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Washington
White House
Senate
War Department
Wayne Coy
Benator Ledge R.masad
Robert P. Patterson
Chandler Dehkyd
Lodge
Mine field planted near Manila blocks entrance to bay
Washington reports a naval warning that Manila and Subic entrances will be dangerous due to newly laid mine fields. Private shipping restricted to daylight only. entry and departure in Manila Bay to be controlled by naval vessels. Pilots may board from navy craft if weather allows. otherwise guidance comes from the Manila port captain.
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Washington
Navy Today
Manila
Subic Biys
Philippine Islands
Manila Bay
Subic Bay
Naval Hydrographic Office
Jap Paper Charges U S Encirclement
The AtwSpaper Yominturi charged the United States warships are encircling Japanese islands in the South Pacific. It claimed U S forces maintain a fleet of 29 heavy and 140 light ships from the Aleutians to Hawaii, ready to strike at a moment's notice.
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SOKYO
IG —Cins
Yominturi
United States
South
Padie
Yotnicntl
Pacific
South Pacific
Nases Srom
Aleutian Islands
Hawaii
English Editor on Secret Trial for Espionage Leak
Edwin Colstat Shepherd editor of Aero plane, Britain's leading military aviation authority, faced a secret trial in London on July 16 on a charge of publishing information that could be useful to the enemy. The case hinges on alleged disclosures potentially aiding enemy forces.
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London
Edwin Colstat
Shepherd
Britain
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
The forecast calls for mostly southerly light to gentle winds. Expect partly cloudy skies in Mio east portion with scattered showers in extreme east Wednesday night and Thursday. Temperatures show little change with highs near 97 and lows around 75 to 71, with some regional variations and brisk coastal winds.
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San Antonio
Mio
Texas
Churatay
Japanese cabinet resigns amid policy shift under Konoye
Premier Prince Konoye's cabinet announced its resignation to the emperor at Hayama, aiming to strengthen government policy amid domestic confusion and abroad uncertainty as Japan shifts stance on Axis alignment and neutrality. The palace communicated the resignations as part of a broader government restructuring.
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Yorkyo
Prince Fuimath Konoye
Japan
Tussia
Konoye
Hayarma
Tokyo
Prince Konoye
Europe
Gerad
Mince
Lowlands
Cuba Cabinet Resigns in Move Toward Batista Reorganization
In Havana, Premier Carlos Saladigras announced the Cuban cabinet has resigned to enable a government reorganization under President Fulgencio Batista. He said resignations had been received from all cabinet members and would be formally submitted in the afternoon. No explanation was issued beyond the motive of reform.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Carlos Saladigras
Relatives Watch as Crash Kills 2 Near Kansas City
Two men died in a crash near Kansas City after starting a flight from Conway Arkansas. Victims were Thomas Gar and Samuel H Elgin, 34, the pilot. Boswell, 32, was visiting his brother Homer Boswell at Brickman Mills and had planned to stay until morning.
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Kansas City
Conway
Ark
Thomas Garand
Boswell
Samuel H. Elgin
Jota
Homer
Brickman Mills
Mia Hore
Morale of Soviet Air Force High in Luftwaffe Struggle
A London report quoting a British Mission in Moscow says Soviet air force morale remains high and pilots readily engage the Nazis despite the vast air war. The dispatch notes Soviet pilots attacking heavily defended targets with notable resolve. Oil worker Ralph Sanders injured in Brady drill site accident when caught in a cable, breaking an arm.
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London
Moscow
Strugate
Brady
Ralph Sanders
Focal Oil
German Papers Denounce FDR
Berlin reports published July 16 show German papers lambasting President Roosevelt for alleged plans to push the United States toward war. Editors claim Washington aims to intervene in Europe with Britain and United States fleets, accusing Roosevelt of secret obligations and aggressive intents. The comments extend to Italy and Japan, with warnings of potential Allied maneuvers and strategic recalculations in response to Axis actions.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Deutsche Diplomatisch-Publische Korrespondenz
Monthiece
United States
Otm I
Helshevicmn
Korrespondeia
Odrind
Washington
Willkie
England
America
Europe
Karl Megovle
Fair Deal Sought On Soldier Fines
Rural justices of the peace and county officials in the San Antonio area plan a meeting with Army Provost Marshals to discuss a Rentlengen agreement to reframe how soldiers are fined for minor offenses. County Judge Charles W. Anderson will host the 9 30 a m Thursday discussion to transfer discipline to Army authorities and avoid excessive fines.
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Yarioua
San Antonio
Charles W. Anderson
Anderson
Rentlengen
eRnew
Ron Provost Imarshala
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Soviet Union
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FDR
Borrsen Zeitung
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Danische Allgemeine Zeiluing
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Teascist
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Yosuke Matsuoka
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