Deportation of Germans and Italians from New York Harbor
The West Point, a large American passenger ship, anchored in New York Harbor with about 500 expelled German and Italian nationals aboard. Authorities planned to deposit the ship offshore for quarantine while awaiting government orders to depart for Lisbon in seven days, pending passenger and baggage checks and safety considerations amid submarine maneuvers near the coast. A Coast Guard cutter transferred the passengers to the West Point at anchor and officials noted possible daybreak sailing for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pavy
Newark Harbor
The
Atlantic
Neady
State Department
Coast Guard
West Point
New York Harbor
Lisbon
Tor Éetoy
Conewer
Assistane
Jesse Edwin Saugstad
Division of International Communications
Marine Circles
Eneloe
Navy
Ereen Wbramniller
Vestel
Christian Science Healing Debate in Courts and Press
A long excerpt discusses Christian Science healing versus medical treatment, citing Mary Baker Eddy and church guidance. It covers legality and morality of prayer as healing, quarantine and public health, parental medical care, and references to People v. Cole and state and federal statutes protecting parental choice. The text notes the tension between religious practice and medical responsibility in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
First Church of Christ
People
Cole
Bartlett
Court of Appeals of
New York
Uici
Ong
Christian Scientista
Amons
SERNA
Eddy
U S Consuls Train Halted in Italy
A special train carrying 76 U S consular staff was halted at San Remo near the French border as Italian authorities awaited departure clearance for the sailing of a US transport from New York with axis consul aboard. Ambassador Phillips met Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano who sought to speed the train’s departure. after crossing the border the party would proceed to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
United States
Italy
Greece
San Remo
Police Uncivil to Italians Amid West Point Departure
Rome reports Italian and German correspondents were brusquely treated by New York police during the West Point officials departure. Stefania quotes official Italian news agency Stefani saying police acts were uncivil and partisan, with correspondents forced to move only by force if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Itajiani
New York
Americat Paice
Theu
Aller Ualians
Hner West Point
Islaad
Anti
Stefani
Stefansala
Talla
Geumens
Picy
York
General Richardson to Meet Krueger in San Antonio
Maj. Gen. Robert G. Richardson head of the army public relations bureau will arrive in San Antonio on Thursday for a conference with Gen. Walter Krueger. Richardson will dine with Krueger at the Fort Sam Houston Officers Mess. He previously led the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss before taking the publicity post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Richardson
Army Public Relations Bureau
Washington
San Antonio
Walter Krueger
Third Army
Richardson
Krueger
Fort Sall Houston
1St Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
Army
18 Staple Foods Rise 1.7 Per Cent
Washington July 6 UH Secretary Perkins reported that prices of 48 staple foods in 18 cities rose 7 per cent in the last half of June. Eggs gained 2.4 cents a dozen, butter 13 cents a pound, pork chops 1 cent a pound, canned tomatoes 23 per cent, and lard 46 per cent. Cabbage was the only item to fall 7.4 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fire Damages Cafe on Fredericksburg Road
A fire at Mas Cafe, 1023 Fredericksburg road, caused about 1050 in damage. Owner Mrs Ida Thompson reported firemen faced explosions from beer bottles while trying to extinguish the blaze. several dozen beer cases were stored onsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Cafe
Fredericksburg Road
Ida Thompson
City Will Have 2 Colonel Tuttles
San Antonio will keep two colonels as the war department orders Lieut. Col. Willan B. Tutt from Staunton Virginia to Fort Sam Houston while Col. William B. Tuttle of the San Antonio Public Service Company remains a longtime city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
William B. Tuttle
Thief Attracted by Lighted Nimber in Yard
Coronel Jones reports an illuminated Wase Number purchased for his front yard attracted a thief. A lighted number was stolen Tuesday night from 2154 West Grammercy, with pollen noted and the incident attributed to Jet R. E. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
R. E. Jones
W. Grammercy Lave
Coronel Jones
Officers Transferred to Victoria for Advanced Flying School
War department orders transfer Maj Edwin R. French Hanlon H Van Auken and Capt H P Dellinger from Randolph field Capt W W Artig from Kelly field and Capt J B Olson from Brooksfield to Victoria Preparations for the opening of the new advanced flying school include staffing for Victoria and additional planes at several training centers such as Harlingen Lake Charles Enid and Waco plus supervision for new civilian elementary flying schools to train army cadets.
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Victoria
San Antonia
Randolph
Kelly and
Brooks Fields
War Department
Tursday
Edwin R. French
Hanlon H. van Auken
H. P. Dellinger
Randolph Field
W. W. Artig
Kelly Field
Midland
Kasie
Enid
Okla
Shiermen
Waco
U S Socialists rounded up in Minnesota plot case
U S authorities routed 23 alleged Socialist Workers party members in a federal roundup in St Paul and Minneapolis. Bail set at 5000 each for October trial. Indictments accuse a plan to overthrow the government with a mobilized private army. Statements from defendants defend the action as political persecution and deny allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
National Socialist Workers Party
Henry A. Schweinhaut
Washington
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Tobin
Minneapolis Teamsters
Pone
Cannon
General Drisera Union
A. FL
Dunne Brothers
Vincent, Biles
Grant
St. Faal Yester
Hospital Treats Two Horse Riders After Accident
Two people sustained arm injuries Wednesday after being thrown from horses on Woodlaywn avenue. Injured were Miss Inez Baily of Paris hotel and Felix Silva of Houston. Both received treatment at Robert By Gres hospital.
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Tuy
Wrocdlaywn Avenue
Inez Baily
Paris Hotel
Felix Silva
Houston
Robert By Gres Hospital
War News From 25 Years Ago Today
United States and allies reflect on wartime events as forces clash in Europe. British troops breach German line near Fourcaps Wood with cavalry maneuvers while French and Russian contingents coordinate operations in Champagne. Portugal readies troops as Franco British forces mobilize for broader conflict. Britain faces pressure over Burma Road closure amid Japan threats. U S Secretary of State condemns the closure as an obstacle to world trade. Reports hint at renewed peace efforts but conflict intensifies across fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Burma
Japan
U. S
Seporta
Germany
Maj Horton Returning to Duncan Field for Transfer
Maj Horton will transfer from Brooks Field to Duncan Field on Thursday. He first arrived at Duncan in 1933 as executive officer, later ordered to Maxwell Field to attend the Air Corps Tactical School, and then served at Kelly Field.
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C. B. Hurt
Brooks Field
Duncan Field
Maxwell Field
Ala
Air Corps Tactical School
Kelly Field
Kelly Pilots Off To Help Chinese
Lieuts Max C Hammer, Edward J Leibalt, and other reserve officers from Kelly Field resign from the air force to join the Chinese air force. They graduated from the Advanced Flying school in August 1940 and have served as flying instructors. Harmer is native of Cairo Indiana and Lieut Lisholt hails from Camden, Ohio.
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Kelly
Max C. Hammer
Edward J. Leibalt
Air Forps
Kelly Field
Advanced
Harmer
Cairo
Liesholt
Camden, Obl
War Roundup Byte: Soviet counterattacks grind Nazis near Leningrad
Moscow says Red armies smash Nazi salient toward Leningrad as a central-front counter-offensive unfolds with heavy nightlong fighting. Berlin awaits fall of Kisyy, while German reports claim dive bombers devastate Soviet transport. RAF and Justice raiders strike Germany and England in small numbers with Margate attacked.
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Byte Associated Press
Moscow
Leningrad
Central Front
Hitler
Berlin
Kisy
Tt. A. F
Ruhr
England
Margate
Surtiss Plant Wages Hired by Board Across Buffalo Plants
A five member Naz civil employment board awarded Curtiss-Wright hourly workers at two Buffalo plants an overlay wage increase of 1.12 cents per hour and similar raises for salaried staff. The boost will raise the payroll by over 5.5 million dollars in the next year and affect about 73,000 employees in the United States and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jay
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
United States
Britain
Loan Executive Named to League Group Committee
SuCaumsund, president of the San Antonio Building and Loan Association, was informed by Paul Endicott of the United States Savings and Loan League of a high appointment to the league's committee on economic policies for 1941. The panel includes 21 executives from 16 states and will meet December 1 in Miami to draft a report for the league convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucaumsund
San Antonio Buildiing and Loan Association
Paul Endicott
Pomona
Catt
United States Savings and Loan League
Hig
League
Miami
Fla
Insurance men study rate cut plan for city buildings
San Antonio insurance men are examining a Bennett proposal to reduce city building and contents coverage. The panel led by W. W. McAle lister and others will assess current versus proposed limits for facilities including the Lions Club house, Brackenridge, library, Roosevelt Park, and other civic properties, and submit recommendations to the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Sam Bermett
W. W. McAlelister
K. C. Ferry
C. O. Sawtelle
A.A. Altgell
Ben
Bennett
Bennett Insurance
Lwitte Museum
Brackenridge
Hoseadena
Governor's Palace
Prospect
Bill “Ibrary
San Pento” Park
San Pedro Playhouse
Iman Woodlawn
San Jose
Stinson
Seamen From USS Helena Home On Leave
Two San Antonio sailors from the heavy cruiser U S S Helena are back on leave. Thomas J. Scott Jr. of 311 Faw Street, a carpenter’s mate third class, has 28 days of leave remaining. James V. Wilson of 156 Porter Street, a seaman, has 23 days left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. S. Helena
Scott
Thomas Jr
Carpenter
Faw Street
James V. Wilson
Porter Street
Thomas
Vieave
Wilson Iins
Weather report fragment with scattered data and forecasts
The readable OCR fragment shows a weather section with temperatures, precipitation notes, and cloudy conditions across many locations. It mentions specific times, forecasts, and dozens of city names including Atlanta, Birmingham, Denver, Detroit, Fort Worth, Austin, and Chicago, with varying conditions and temperatures.
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Phithie Tex
Muvaueraun
Avalachinula
Ft. Routh
Atlanta
Austin
Tex
Birmingham
Poston
Mars
Bray
Lear
Ghameston
Cloudy
Chayonne
Wye
Emeegu
PiCloudy
Fry Base
Tel Rio
Denver
Cole
Clee
Dea Moines
Toga
Detroit
Mich
Bingky
Dodas City
KanAton
Duluth
Minn
Paro
Fort Smithe
Fork Worth
Alvedion
Fes
Efiland
Kan
Pytloudy Bal
Ciawly
Duncan
Alavka
Kansas City
Pia.domay
Mineman
Kroxvily
Larne
Glene Ani Te Coursville
Libbick
U Mémphia
Cena
Manute
Mont
A. M.S
Pldoudy
Lasik
Whceo
Colt
Lousy
Stoykest Exertnho
Citar HK Wevenorhaa
Wain
Cher
Mans Pluliudy
Warkington
Bindee
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Gen. Richardson
S.A
Tuttles
Vitoria
Maj. Horton
Lieut
Max Hammbier
Liede
E. J, Leyrolt
Air Corps
Surtiss Plant
Nette Area
Mobe Dhate Rae
USS
Helena
Hrill
Thrif
Lorilard
Thrift No
Iin
Lorillard's
Avoosas
Jaen
Inake
Morahelm
Jonke's
Dirent Fiver
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