Fall from grace of My Mouse L Annenberg publisher
A scathing column discusses My Mouse L Annenberg’s eight million dollar sentence and three year imprisonment in Lewisburg Pennsylvania for income tax evasion and fraud. It argues the case reflects political overreach against the New Deal, while noting the author’s sympathy for Annenberg’s character but not the purge itself. The piece traces his rise from Milwaukee News to The Daily Telegraph and Racing Form, leading to control of the Philadelphia Inquirer and trials surrounding his media empire.
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Weather Notes From San Antonio and Nearby Regions
Weather factors give a warm pattern with a heat wave expected to ease slightly in the Panhandle and Davis Mountains. Forecasts call for high temperatures near 86 in Texas on Thursday afternoon and around 74 for Thursday night with light showers possible in the Davis Mountains. Forecaster E. H. Marx predicts continued heat with a minor cooldown in spots Friday.
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Bank Clearings Rise 2.4 Percent in Week Ended July 24
Bank clearings in 23 U.S. reading cites totaled 5.37 billion dollars for the week ending July 24, up 24 percent from the prior week yet 87 million below the previous week’s total. A year earlier, the figure showed a decline between the two 1938 weeks.
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Rumanians Give Trucks to Nation Recall of Rumanian Minister
London reports a spokesman announced that Viorel Virgil Tiles, Rumanian minister to England since 1938, has been recalled. A reported appointment of Wassite Staten as Tilesa’s successor was not confirmed, though the name Etoica was strongly suggested.
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Navy Enlistee Stricken by Appendicitis After Joining
Bridgeport July 25. TM John Leslie Bogdany 19 joined the United States Navy but shortly after enlisting he developed appendicitis and was taken to a hospital for an operation. The wave recruiting officer said Uncle Sam would foot the bill.
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Planes for Britain May Reach 3000 Monthly, Morgenthau Says
Secretary Morgenthau announced the United States would boost military plane production to 3000 monthly for Britain. He said new factories would be built, to be financed by British payment for erection and output. Treasury, War, and Navy departments agreed, with Knudsen confirming. The plan aims to expand US capacity to over 60,000 planes yearly, exceeding prior targets. Morgenthau called the effort colossal and vital to national defense and American industry.
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Bank of Ireland Raided by Five Men in Belfast
Five men believed to be Irish Republican Army members raided the Bank of Ireland at Armagh today. They escaped with around $12,000 on hand. no injuries were reported. Police described the incident as quick and nonfatal.
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Chamber urges union station for Corpus Christi railroads
Corpus Christi chamber of commerce urged a union station and terminal for Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific and Texas Mexican lines. The measure aimed to streamline rail operations in and out of Corpus Christi as the three railroads serve the city. Laredo broker Vizcaya died. funeral planned.
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Heat wave breaks as cooler air advances in Midwest
A severe heat spell abated slowly as cooler air moved from the northwest toward Montana, the Dakotas, and Minnesota. By Friday night the mass was expected to reach the upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region, with relief across much of the Middle West and East delayed by lingering high temperatures. Severe storms, floods, and lightning caused fatalities and property damage in several states, with New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin reporting significant weather impacts.
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Meknes Sinking By German Torpedo Sparks Outrage
London July 26 German motor torpedo boat attacked the French ship Meknes near England s Fortland base sinking it with about 300 confirmed dead of 1400 aboard. British ships rescued 1000 survivors amid charges of flag and color disregarded. First Lord A V Alexander said precautions ensured neutral character and pledged to inform French of the act while survivors fear higher losses.
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Lithuania Germans to Go Back Home
Thirty thousand Germans living in Lithuania now occupied by Soviet troops will be repatriated. A semi official service said a commission is arranging transfers of 119,000 Germans from Bucovina and Bessarabia to be moved, as Lithuania Latvia and Estonia are petitioning for incorporation in the Soviet Union.
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Missing Off Evacuation Vessel After Liner Sinking
London reports Cunard liner Laucastin sank off St Nazaire during evacuation of British troops from France. About 2477 survivors known. rest of details unclear as confusion surrounds the sinking and possible German capture of some crew or passengers. Authorities chase missing vessel and assess losses.
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Bombing Attacks Hit British Plants and Vessels
Berlin reports say German high command announced raids on Weybridge near London and a Portland armed merchant ship were sunk by a German torpedo motorboat. Ten British planes were shot down, four on the ground at Weybridge, with six German planes lost. Bombing targeted Great Yarmouth Glasgow and other industrial sites, and a Thames estuary convoy damage totaled 28 000 tons.
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Louis Johnson Resigns Post as Assistant Secretary of War
The White House announces Louis Johnson resigns as assistant secretary of war and names Robert Patterson of New York, judge of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, as his successor. Stephen Early says Johnson left yesterday for a place near San Francisco and Patterson will be executive named by Henry Stimson after Roosevelt approves.
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Fascists in Britain Detained
Home Secretary Sir Johny Anderson disclosed detention of more than 500 former members of Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists and ordered surveillance of about 60 union members. Mosley and London leader were taken into custody in the same week amid a wide drive against fascist activity.
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Morgenthau halts oil flow to Spain two tankers stopped
Secretary Morgenthau said no oil shipments to Spain were halted for direct action. cargoes appeared bound for Germany via Spain. About 200,000 barrels aboard two tankers Aryan and Nevada, halted at Houston on July 10, denied clearance to sail until shore clearance.
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Italy Wheat Crop Below Average Says Mussolini Adviser
Rome July 24 The minister of agriculture adviser Premier Mussolini today stated Trelya wheat crop all year would total about 73 million quintals about 7 700 820 quintals below the average of the last three years.
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War at a Glance as World War II unfolds
Berlin Nazi air raids near London drive 80 raiders off southeast England while five German planes fall. British claim over 2, toxic losses since June 18 total 262 planes destroyed. Italy faces wheat shortages and bread rationing as the war spreads. Daladier and other leaders may face trial in Vichy France. Pan American conference in Havana tackles Fifth column, relief, and colonial issues. Washington reports a virtual embargo on oil products to Italy and Germany as Spain halts shipments in American tankers.
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Attacking Convoy Driven Off In Sea Battle Action
British anti aircraft guns and fighters repelled an attack on a southeast coast convoy. German planes were shot down while Britain reported 263 enemy aircraft destroyed since June 18. Eyewitnesses described dogfights over the coast as Junkers 87s raided, with one bomber crashing in southwest England and a pilot killed.
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Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
San Antonio and surrounding areas expect pale skies and scattered clouds Thursday night into Friday. Light to gentle southerly winds. Temperatures: highs near 98 Thursday, lows around 140, highs near 96 Wednesday, lows near 73 Friday morning. Expect fair conditions Thursday night into Friday with possible thunderstorms in the southwest and increasing cloudiness later in the period.
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