Stalin to Echo Spirit of Peter the Great at Potsdam
Madrid dispatch analyzes prewar romanticized legends of Peter the Great and Russia's expansion. It links Tolstoy and Blain's fame speculation with modern attempts to frame Stalin as Peter’s reincarnation at Potsdam. The piece traces Russia’s westward drift, border feats, and Asia focus across the last century.
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Searat
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Alexis Tolstoy
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Blain
Germany
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Zoroaster
Russie
Europe
Asia
Tokyo
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Tashkent
Gokhara
Samarkand
Khiva
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India
Tulit
Persia
Shines& Long Yease
Aleotung Peninsula
Bert Arthur
Darien
Eyeopening revelation on new comfort aid for youth
An offer promotes a cost free protective product for youth, claiming no obligation and full details by William S. Fics, Inc. Dent 2940-Wy Allama N. ., with a promise of a safer freedom of movement and genuine comfort. The text urges writing for full information about a new and different price method and the shown device designed to secure a fit and relief.
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William S. Fics, Inc
Allama
Eden Frith
Cowboy Actor Killed on Film Set
Hollywood reports cowboy actor Addison Ranell 48 died after his horse struck a tree at top speed during a scene. Randall husband of actress Barbara Bennett, he was rehearsing at Ganoga Park when his hat blew off and his foot slipped from a stirrup. He had recently returned from stage appearances in the East and was among connections to Barbara Bennett who is linked to past marriages and public life.
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Hollywood
Addison
Jack” Ranell
Yoda
Randall
Barbara Bennett
Greseeds
Ganoga Park
Pendulum Swings In Asia And Europe Amid War Fallout
A fragmented commentary argues the Russo-Japanese War’s loss shifted influence toward Japan and Manchuria while broadening Soviet reach. It predicts Bolshevik gains, a strengthened Communist current in China, and a potential shift toward a red leadership in Asia as Stalin rises.
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Japan
Evrone
Stalin
Chinese
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Rhine
Asia
Moscow
America
Britain
France
China
Generalissuto of
Chiang Kai- Shek
Communist Party
Ching
Meatless Miners Strike Across Central Illinois
About 11 000 coal miners in Illinois walked out over meat shortages for lunch boxes. The strike began four days earlier when 2 000 miners quit, spreading from Gillespie to other towns in central and southern Illinois as disruptions hit work sites.
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Springfield
Gillespie
Illi. Hols
Verdict in stock case names Hughes and Hyatt
Jurors returned a verdict that William E. Hughes of Monterrey agreed to deliver 49 percent of the stock in Mercury Lite and Tealth company to Leonard Hyatt in the Majestic building precinct late Monday. The general agency contract was valued at $53,600. Judge Quin called it the longest case he has presided over in two years. Letters Hughes stole about Hyatt contained no libel or malice.
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Willam E. Hughes
Monterrey
Mercury Lite and Tealth Company
Majestic Building
Leonard Hyatt
He General Agency
Antract
Fyalt
Quin
Juege Quin
Hughes
Hyath
Child and Woman Burned in Separate City Fires
A 7 year old boy, Sohony Garan, received a thigh burn when a candle ignited a tent at Essex and Clark streets. Minnie Sanchez, 23, of 609 Durango Street, suffered second degree facial burns when a stove exploded at home causing 50 in damage. Both were treated at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Wm Child
Sohony Garan
Essex and
Clark Streets
Minnie Sanchez
Durango Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
P L Anderson Receives Honorary Colonelcy Honor
Police Commissioner P L Anderson is awarded an honorary colonelcy in the Sixth Battalion Texas State Guard for outstanding service to the community. The commission was conferred by Lieutenant General Jacob A Harris and signed by Major A L Dodge, recognizing his contributions to the unit and city.
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P.L. Anderson
Anderso
A6th
Texas State Guard
Anderson
Gol
Jacob A. Harris
4. L. Dodge
Kelly Plans Big Air Force Day Parade at Kelly Field
The August 1 observance marks the 38th anniversary of the aeronautical division and will feature top Air Force leaders, airships, and a massive display of Air Force ships and equipment. Brig. Gen. Beverly directs arrangements as soldiers in training march and a public parade proceeds. Mayor proclaims Air Force Day in San Antonio at Beverly's request, noting the area's central role in Air Forces history.
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Gétia
AAF
Air Force
Ab Aap
Aeronautical Division
Army Air Forces
Kelly
AAP
San Antonio Air Technical Service Command
Gervante
George H. Beverley
Addiion
Baatso
Pacific Theater
Maurimareding
San Antonio
Geneet Beverly
Weiss Weiss Rosary Rites Scheduled for Nettie Weiss
Nettie Weiss dies in Ives hospital after a week. Rosary at 8:15 Tuesday, funeral 9:30 Wednesday at Ilzik-Kearns Funeral Home with requiem mass at St Michael's. Interment in St Michael's Cemetery. Survived by two sisters John D. Gennethy and Mrs B D Black, and two brothers Ford F. Weiss and August C. Weiss.
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Osaty
Nettie Weiss
Ives
Ilzik-Kearns
St. Michael's Church
Thomas Mocaygemba
St. Michaels Cemetery
John D. ‘Gennethy
B.D. Black
Ford F. Welss
August C. Welss
Nazimova Cremation Services Held At Forest Lawn
Funeral rites for Nazimova, the famed actress aged 66, were held today at Forest Lawn cemetery in the Little Church of the Flowers. The services were brief and included two religious rites, with Jehu Teal, a friend, delivering a poem and tribute.
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Galif
Alta
Nazimova
Forest Law Cemetery
Teday
Church of the Flowers
Neximova
Jehu Teal
Police Power May Go to President
Washington July 17. Two Republican senators predicted congress will not force the president to exercise peacekeeping police powers at his discretion. Vandenberg of Michigan and Millikin of Colorado said the foreign relations committee pointed to a solution. the report favored allowing the president to act with the American delegate to vote for or against force. Congress would retain sole power to declare war, they said, and no precise definition of policing actions was proposed.
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Congress
Chis Wald
Security Council
Vandenberg
Michigan
Millikin
Colorado
Foreign Relations Committee
San Francisco
Militkin
Butater
Dewna
Bushfield
U. S
Vandenbers
Knife, Bullet Send Two to Hospital
Two men were hospitalized after a knife attack and a gunshot wound in separate incidents near Laredo and San Jacinto streets Monday night. Carlos Perez, 20, was struck in the throat by an unidentified assailant who rushed him from behind as he walked with his wife. The other victim, Manee Smith, 9 Zipps alley, was shot during an argument that started during a dice game. Two other men were arrested.
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Teracen
Robert B. Green Hospital
Carlos Perez
Jean Alreet
St Laredo
San Jacinto
Perez
Revey
Manee Smith
Zipps Alley
Weral
General Walton Walker Adopts Wolfhound From German Camp
General Walton Walker, commander of the Eighth Service Command, adopted a Russian wolfhound deserted at a German prison camp. The dog named Texas arrived in Dallas in the care of George A. Belton, Walker’s chauffeur, after being brought from Reich era.
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Walton H. Walker
Walker
Eighth Service Command
Dallas
George A. Belton
Woodlawn Lake Title Challenged
Legal dispute centers on Woodlawn Lake deeded 7 acres to Improve Lake city in 1919 with dam repair and zoning obligations. Attorney Leroy Denman for Cincinnati University and Julie W. Anderson estate argues city fulfilled duties. city officials ordered immediate drainage work and cross-department force.
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Nenty
Tanke
iHein
Joe Ridge
Ridgeway
Hein
Otter
Lake Avenue to Bebcome Josephine Tobin Drive
The San Antonio article notes a dispute over street naming and a deed reference to Lake Avenue now called Bancroft Avenue. City attorney Tommy Cobb suggests the old Lake Avenue may be renamed Josephine Tobin Drive as improvements proceed around Woods Lawn Lake.
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Woodlawn
Mayersmann
Denman
Lake Avenue
Bancroft Avenue
Tommy Cobb
Lake
Mirror test helps detect engine sludge danger
A cautionary note for motorists about sludge buildup in engines. The sludge, a guru my deposit chokes oil, gums valves, fouls piston rings, and can ruin bearings. Under wartime driving, engines can avoid sludge with proper checks as gas becomes more available for extended daily use.
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