Republicans Assail Wallace Over Blast at U S Fascists
Wallace denounces isolationists and American fascists in a Detroit speech drawing Republican charges that he aims to divert attention from domestic issues. Senators Nye Revercomb Radcliffe and Smith react, urging focus on patriotism and postwar policy rather than attacking critics.
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Werlace
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America
Radcliffe
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Revercomb
R.-W. Va
Smith
Swimmer Loses Wager and Life
In San Diego on July 25 Clarence L. Dement 31 of Bell California drowned near a rowboat while fishing at Lake Henshaw after losing a wager that he could swim to the opposite shore. The incident was confirmed by authorities.
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Calif
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Bell
Ewimecrocs Lake
Henshaw
Revolutionist Christ Viewed By Catholic Action Speaker
Rev Dante Lard, famed author and editor, told Our Lady of the Lake summer school that Christ rejected old world customs and set a new moral code. Father Lord discussed politics and warned against communism fascism and urged progress toward democracy.
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Dante
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Mon- Gay
Our Lady of the Lake College
Father Lord
Inspector General Ends Jap Probe in Arizona
Lat. Gen. Virgil L. Peterson, inspector General of Linamy, completed an investigation of the Jap situation in Arizona and voiced confidence that the president and government departments will prevent injustice. He cautioned that a solution will take time and urged calm, considered action.
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Virgil L. Peterson
Linamy
Arizona
Wisconsin Bomber Tops All American Bombardiers in Kirtland
Baron R. Mitchell of Clintonville Wis captured the All American bombardier title at the fourth bombing Olympics held yesterday at Kirtland field Albuquerque. Teams listed include Albuquerque Childress Deming Roswell Big Springs Victorville San Angelo Midland. Deturz of Childress placed third to hit the shock target bull’s eye. no bombardier hats hit the pickle barrel.
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Clintonville
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Childress
Texas
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N. ME
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N. M
Big Springs
Victorville
Calif
San Angelo
Texa
Midland
Carl Schwerdtieger
Mitchell
Robert F. Deturz
Hein Seeks Site for Government Veterans Hospital
Commissioner Henry Kein seeks a location in San Antonio for a proposed 1000-bed government veterans hospital. He explores sites across the city with aid from the American Legion, but only a 30-acre tract near Alamo Stadium and Olmos Basin lands appear available, risking selection within a one mile radius of St. Antonin if no suitable site is found.
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Henry Kein
Veterans’ Hospital
San Jacinto Park
Alamo Stadium
Olmos Basin
Olmos Das
Treety
Dl Artmu Uhl
Veterans' Committee of the Legionere
St. Antonin
Lee Gittinger Dies in San Antonio Funeral
Lee J. Gittinger 3. died Monday at his home on 12 Bt. Francis avenue in San Antonio. A native of Big Spring he lived here 50 years and was a meat in, sperker in Une city health department. Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence with Tequem mass at St Henry's Catholic Church. Interment in San Fernando cemetery No. 2. Survivors include widow Mrs. Dorothy Gittinger and numerous Gittinger relatives in Texas and California.
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Une City
Francis Avenue
Big Spring
San Antonia
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St Henry's Catholic Church
San Fernando Cemetery
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Clarence Gltteinger
Claude Lee Gittinger
Mary Mansker
Leon Weliens
Felix Senoir
Gus H. Gittinger
Buffalo
William A. Gittinger
Hollywood
Edward
Joe
Andrew
George M. Gittinger
San Antonio
Man Hit Over Head and Robbed on Medina Street
According to a report, Hi. G. Cervantes of 1013 North Center Street says he was struck on the head with a blackjack at Medina and West Commerce streets at 9:30 p.m. Sunday and robbed of $48. He could not describe his attacker.
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Hi. G. Cervantes
Center Street
Medina
Commerce
S A Welfare Meeting Set
Proposals for organizing a San Antonio and Bexar county welfare council will be considered Tuesday in the Municipal Auditorium West room. About 100 welfare and health organization representatives will attend, led by Albert Steves Jr. and the Community Chest committee.
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Bexar County
Albert Steves Jr
Community Chest
T. K. Ewander
Community Chést Mananér
Japs Claim Air Victory In China Amid War Report
The Tokyo based press states 28 Allied planes were shot down over Hengyang Lingling and Kweili in Hunan during July 23 24 25 raids. U S forces say 16 Jap planes were downed July 22 in a large raid on U S bases in China. Additional claims include two American bombers shot down July 25 and 24 bombers raiding Wake Island. Japanese reports also say a destroyer and transport damaged near New Georgia in the Solomons on July 25 and several torpedo boats sunk northwest of New Georgia.
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Tokyo
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Lingling
Hunan
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U.S
China
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Kula Bay
New Georgia Island
Solpomany
New Stamp Series Adds Luxembourg and Netherlands Issues
Postmaster General Walker announced a new five cent stamp honoring Luxembourg to be issued August 11 at the coast office, fifth in a series of 12 honoring Axis overrun countries. The stamp, a five cent denom, features the Luxembourg flag with the country name beneath. Earlier issues honored Poland Czechoslovakia and Norway. Also announced, the Netherlands stamp with the red white and blue flag will go on sale August 24 in Washington.
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Luxembourg
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Washington
Walker
Netherlands
Collisions Hurt Two Bike Riders
Two cyclists were treated at Hubert B. Gren hospital after crashes Monday. AlGo Martinez 2201 himanual street suffered a broken wrist and rust when his bicycle collided with a vehicle at Guadalupe and Richter. Timnael Benitez 16 1207 South Colorado street was released after treatment for a lacerated left leg from a bicycle car crash at Guadalupe and South Lar otto streets.
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AlGo Martinez
Himanual Street
Guadalupe
Richter
Timnael Benitez
South Colorado
South Larotto Steets
Soldiers to Skip Ration Red Tape
Members of the armed forces on leave or furlough may obtain supplementary food ration certificates at any local board instead of the visiting board. District food rationing officer W. C. Marshall announced the change easing the process for service members visiting another state.
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W. C. Marshall
Auto Driver Gets Suspended Term
Louis Gonzales pleaded guilty to murder without malice in the automobile collision that fatally injured Luisa Guzman on January 5, 1940. He received a five year suspended sentence Monday in Criminal District court before Judge Howard Green.
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Luisa Guzman
Criminal District Court
Howard Green
Sewage Aid By U S Seen For San Antonio
Congressman Paul Kilday expressed confidence that San Antonio will obtain federal Lanham act funds to improve sewer connections from Fort Sam Houston. He said 200 million dollars was added to Lanham act appropriations for municipal war needs, with San Antonio awaiting a Nichol and Freeze report before applying to Public Works Administration for funds.
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Paul Kilday
Kilday
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Freeze
Ann Antonio
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Life in Alaska after the war threat fades and rebuilding begins
In Alaska, 1942 to 1944 shifts leave towns like Anchorage, Nome, Fairbanks with stores stocked, cinemas open, and mosquitos still a nuisance. Soldiers and civilians adapt as transport improves and bases gain permanence, while locals seek news from home about Attu and Japanese prisoners.
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United States
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Nome
Kansas
Connecticut
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Jonesville
Dutch Harbor
Aleutians
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Ore
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Cleveland
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Aleutiana
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Russia
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GU Jos
Seward Peninsula
Clare Luce Raps Column Removal
Clare Luce denounces the removal of her column from Army publications in New Delhi and Greenwich. She accuses officials of censorship to suppress anti administration writing while noting Drew Pearson’s column replaces hers. Luce claims the War Department ordered the Army publication to halt her political discussion.
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Drew Pearson
Tolumn
Mya
Luce
Gallup
Tlk
War Department
Army
Riop Publishing
Houston Yard To Build 108 Ships
Washington July 6 1937 the maritime commission announced contracts for 28 Liberty ships to be built by Gulf and East Coast shipyards. A contract for constructing 108 vessels was awarded to the Houston Shipbuilding Corporation in a major wartime shipbuilding push.
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Maritime Commission Today
Gulf and East Coast Shipyards
Ae Houston Shipbuilding Porpora
Runaway Boys Arrested Here
Two boys aged 14 and 15 ran away from Old Glory Texas to see the world. Stamford Chief T L Sasabee contacted San Antonio detectives by phone at 3 10 a m Monday. Detectives Mike Ellis and Bruce Weatherly arrested the youths at the bus station eight minutes later and escorted them to the police station as their parents rushed toward San Antonio.
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T. L. Sasabee
Stamford
San Antonio
Mike Ellis
Bruce Weatherly
John Garfield Son Born in Tollywood
A son weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces was born today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital to Mrs. John Garfield wife of the Um actor. He was named David Patten.
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John Garfield
Tollywood
Bomber Crash Kills 3 Fliers Near Blythe
Three army airmen died when a B-24 Liberator bomber crashed near Blythe California Saturday night. The remaining crew were rescued by Private Jerry Chotrovaky and Corporal Ortana Hammons after toiling to free trapped men. the killed included Second Lieutenant John E. Cosna and Privates Bet Tyra Thornell and Richard J. Wolf. Separate report from Bombay notes Moslem League leader Mohamed Ali Jinnah wounded by would be assassin.
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Blyth Army Air Base
John EB. Cosna
Philadelphia
Pac Bet
Tyra Thornell
Dallas
Tex
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Bombay
Mohamed AU Jinnah
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