France In Crisis Report From Wanpaca Sifts Blame
The memo describes France facing collapse as international capital and labor allegedly fuel war aims. It alleges munitions supply to Germany, sabotage by French Communists, mismanaged war effort, and embezzlement claims. It notes generals desertion, armistice misjudgments, and postwar purges of officials and financiers. It mentions Daladier Blum Reynaud and usa involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanpaca
Wis
Jpop
Mr. Hearat
France
Germany
Parle
Nevis
Maginot
Daindler
Daladier
Daladier 9
Anil Gairtiament
Blum
Reynaud
Gove
Rothschilds
Hich
Weather update from 90s heat to cooler next day
The weather summary notes temperatures in the high nineties with forecasts of about 95 on Tuesday aided by moderate southeast winds. Wednesday is expected to be partly cloudy with afternoon and night conditions, following a Tuesday high of 94 and a Tuesday low of 16 while the Wednesday morning low dips to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xan Bol
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Battle Seen Satisfactory Progress
A British source reported taxing progress in the Atlantic battle as not unsatisfactory for the British. Considering all factors, the source warned against complacency and urged everyone to play their part, noting Royal Air Force attacks aim at German military targets while repairing damage and keeping morale steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
London
License of Local Club Is Canceled in Austin Hearing
The Laurel club and cafe at 624 281 San Pedro Avenue had its wine and beer license canceled after a Tuesday hearing in Austin. Owner Dan A. Groh faced charges of permitting intoxicated patrons on site, selling beer to intoxicated persons, and allowing employees to make indecent exposures. The attorney argued affidavits to show decent conduct. the cancellation can be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcexse
Laurel Club and Cafe
San Pedro Avenue
Austin
Auto overturns injures two women on Fredericksburg road
Two women riding in a car were injured when the vehicle overturned on a curve along the Fredericksburg road, 16 miles from the city. The driver, Mrs. Jimmy Uhr, suffered a broken left arm and a broken left finger, and passenger Mrs. LR Landrum sustained head injuries. They were treated by Det. Robert B. Green Keepstat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Wag
Fredericksburg
Jimmy Uhr
LR. Landrum
Sheviffy
Robert B. Green
Lottery Raid Nets Three Men Arrested in Whiskey Street
Three men were arrested Monday night in a deputy sheriff raid in the 400 block of North Flares Street. Deputies Jack Hale and Longtel Beard booked the men at the county jail for possession and offering for sale of lottery tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Flares Street
Jack Hale
Longtel¢ Beard
Explosion at West Josephine area destroys bowling alley
A blast at a neighborhood business center on West Josephine Street at 2 30 PM destroyed a bowling alley and a cleaning shop causing about 35000 in damages. Firefighters saved fur valued in the hundreds of thousands while others escaped unharmed as smoke blanketed the block. Louis Elmendorf, owner, vowed a full investigation into the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Josephine Street
St. Mary's Street
Louiselmendorf
Alama’ National Bank
Olef Hash
Ehorough
Nob
Mike Moniaci
Establishmetl
Tawford
Damage Admitted in Suez Air Raid
CAIRO July 22. An enemy air raid on the Suez canal was carried out causing slight damage and a few bombs dropped. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Cairo
Suez Canal
Insiders Reveal No New Acts Delay In US Policy
President Roosevelt briefed Senators George of Georgia and Connally of Texas on a White House briefing about international developments. Senator George said the confidential report covered global events and stated there was no plan for U.S. action, while noting Germany's possible aggressive moves and no immediate need to change American foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
George
Connally
Texas
White House
Ard
Gonrnally Ig Rarielig
Sumser Welles
Germany
Eyrope
Coutsteles
America
United States
Dive Fatal at Elmendorf Lake and related notices
A drowning at Elmendorf Lake near Imidnlat claims the life of Adolph Montoya, 34, of 818 Vera Grunsteest, with Dr B A Cox of Robert B Green hospital pronouncing death. The incident followed Montoya's dive from the shore after a year’s work with an fitalator device. FBI involvement noted as agents depart for San Angelo for a Texas sheriffs convention and Chief Hopkins of the police department will oversee duties in the thief's absence. Connecticut-born Duke Carver, police inspector, remains in charge of local police matters. A separate dispatch reports Taian high command announcing casualties and injuries after a July 20 incident on South Tripity street. Richard Rodriguez claims civilians killed and 19 injured in a related exchange. Harry Hopkins, US relief administrator, met King George in London on July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auprey Hopkins
M. ©. Acers
FBI Agen
San Angelo
Texas Bheriffs' Association
Hopkins
Duke Carver
Affolph Montoya
Vera
Rome
Taian” High Command
Richard Rodriguez
Tripity Street
Com In & Brillsy
Reid
Partson
Montoya
Sicilan
Mazzarina
Rodrizuen
Corpus Crash Kills 2 Fliers Near Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi July 22 07 two men died when an training plane crashed about 20 miles from the naval air station Ensign William Seago 25 of Caddo Oklahoma the pilot was killed instantly Edward Jerome Banke first class of Philadelphia died of multiple injuries after being removed to the naval hospital the two were slated for a routine morning flight inspection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Naval Air Station
Wiliam
Seago
Caddo
Oklo
Edward Jerome Banke
Sens
Philadelphia
Naval Hospital
Shrewd Child Floors Bank President in Tiny Shoe-Shine Deal
In Kansas City a six year old visited bank president R Grosby Kemper and offered to shine his shoes for ten cents. After the job, the boy tucked a dime away and declared he had added another note to his debt, leaving with a grin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
R. Grosby Kemper
Youth and Girl Die in Lovers Quarrel
In Lapeer Michigan a jealous 19-year-old Harold Waugh shot 16-year-old Ruth Morse twice with a 20 gauge shotgun during a quarrel over a soldier’s attentions to Morse and then fatally shot himself. Deputy Sheriff Witherby Mawdesley reported the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeer
Mid
Riend
Kir
Shertie Withert
Mawdesley
Harold Waugh
Ruth Morse
Aliger
Uhinsell
Britain Receives 425 Million Dollar Loan From U S
Washington reports the RFC approved a 425 million dollar loan to Britain to help pay for war supplies, backed by collateral valued around 500 million. The loan bears 3 percent interest, matures in 18 years with possible extension, and is part of new foreign-government loan authority under wartime emergency laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CFI
Federal Loan Agency
Britain
RPC
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Stateint
RFC
United States Corp
New York Block Exchange
Turks Suggest U S Land Army
In Ankara reports said German Ambassador von Papen noted Britain should have accepted peace terms after Russia is crushed. He feared Russia’s progress delayed German advance while Turkish press lamented Russian success and even urged American landing operations in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Prang von Papen
Bern
von Papen
Britain
Germany
Russia
Europe
Caucasus
Cotton at New Orleans Afterces Peak Prices
In New Orleans on July 2, cotton futures rose sharply with prices up about 4 dollars per bale to the highest since 1919. Prices breached 27 cents per pound for the first time since January 1930, with May at 1127 cents and July at 17.11 cents. Futures activity showed persistent profit taking, and October through May contracts traded higher but mostly net up only slightly by mid-session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fins Claim Major Gains From Northern Front
Finnish forces under General Sitiaseua reported three major victories against Russian troops along the northeast shore of Lake Imdoga and near the frontier at Uhtual. The Russian defense lines in the Uhtual zone were said to have collapsed as Finnish units pushed forward, with scorched earth tactics and destructive operations disrupting roads and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Finniah Mobure
Uhtual
Buoinus‘llime
Pitkaeranta
Imdoga
Salli
Sitiaseua
Suoraussauim
Finland
Pistol and Theft Complaints Filed in County Court
A complaint filed Tuesday charges Clifton Speers of 12h North Morsquite street with unlawfully carrying a pistol. Another complaint lists Darle Floyd of 807 Burnet street as having goods valued at $6 taken from Wolff and Mats department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Speers
Morsquite Street
Histori
Court-at-Lay
BE. E. Tumberg
Darle Floyd ‘Forves
Sted
Burnet Street
Wolff and Mats Department Store
Probe of Election Costs Under Way in Texas County
District Clerk Hart and McCormick filed a schedule of election costs for Harris Travis and Ballas counties. The County Commissioners Court requested the plan to assess if reducing voting precincts in Boxar county would cut election expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
McCormick Armonshed
Thesday
Haris, Travis
Ballas Couniel
County Commissioners’ Court
Boxar County
RAF Continues Daylight Raids Across Western Europe
London reports continued daylight raids by RAF across German held areas in Western Germany Denmark the Netherlands Belgium and Northern France. Evening strikes targeted the coast between Calais and Boulogne with anti aircraft fire from French cliffs. Few German aircraft replied and British bombers returned with minor losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R.A. Fults
Germany
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
Frivive
Jalele
Boulogne
Matstey
Nazi Night Raid On Moscow Rocks Capital In Six Hours
Nazi air assault on Moscow stretched five and a half hours with high explosive and incendiary bombs. Berlin called it one of the fiercest strikes by the German air force, while Soviet reports claimed anti air defenses downed most bombers and that the attack ended in failure. Russian fronts held firm with stubborn fighting around Pskov Leningrad and Nevel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Berlin
England
Adolf Witt Tei
Gevinda
East Front
Iigh
Hitler
Bucharests Rumantin
Messiaks
Kremlin
Moskyi
Moskva
Communist Party
Russia
Pskov
Leningrad
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Partly cloudy Wednesday cloud cover in San Antonio with southeast winds and highs near 95. Low 76 Tuesday night and 95 Wednesday night. East Texas and Sabine River area expect similar partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers in southeast portions and light to moderate rainfall east portion mid period. Extended outlook July 22 to July 28 shows near normal temps with little rain in the west and light to moderate showers in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Viedailys
Hecht
East Texas
Dredthy
Enun
Syear Magsidl
Sabine River
Rio Grande Valley
Onn-Lutteredth
Eqa Texan
Hormal
Ort
Midiig
Weat
Pew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Efrance
Africa
S. A.I
Mike
Whrere
O. A. Hart
Lie Fies
Elmendorf Lake
King
Harry Hopkins
Gheorge Et BuckMig
Hampalrce
Blaze Sweeps
L. A
Corpus
U.S
Land Army
RAF
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!