Four Bexar Ts Lose In Primary Details of local election results
In Bexar county unofficial results show defeated incumbents and shifts in numerous races. Mudge Haymond Edwards and others lost bench or public posts while Jerry Bacon edged out Los Angeles Heights' incumbent for precinct 1 justice. Veiled contests loom in constable races and a close state house race prompts official tallies due Tuesday. Voters numbered about one third of eligible county strength with Governor Coke Browne son and other officials leading.
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Bexar Counwames Nothors
Moriday
Mudge Haymond Edwards
Thirly- Been
Daniel
Alter
Aittle
Robert W. B. Terrell
Lerrel
Edward
Justice of the
John
Geraghty
Los Angeles Heights
Jerry Bacon
George Bacon
Bacon
Marshall C. Hell Jed Temple Wheeler
Vole
Bell
Wheeler
Ly Wiley
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Davis
J James Hilday
Coke Brovenson
Hal Collins
Carrico
Pat Dwyer
Dwyer
Sam Anderson
Ben Baccua
Tareus
Bexar
Govemore
Wiweler
Stavengen
Somerville
Fete Buson
Collins
Porter
Mead
Vo. L. Amit
Hardin
Miller
J. D. Smith
Pappy Holds to 46 Per Cent Vote Edge
Texas primary returns from 254 counties show O Daniel at 48.1 percent with about 875,000 votes tallied and a runoff likely. District 21Con gress sees Fisher lead Booth while Stevenson appears certain to win governor reelection. other state offices list varied tallies as late returns trickle in.
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Pappy
District 21
G. Fisher
Charies Booth
Texas
Alfred
Moody
O'Daniel
Ryan
Satcher
James
McKee
Mills
Smith
Kureau
Ike Allred
Friends
Coleman
C. C. Fisher
Lindley Backworth
Ernest Gacns
Tyler
Stevenson
Coke Stevenson
Hal H. Collins
Mineral Wells
Arnold
Beck
Hardin
Honee
Lemens
Mead
Miller
Dixie Smith
L. Smith
Hatener
Corry
King
McDonald
Ragsdale
Reilwad
Armstrong
Brooks
Faln
Humphrey
Jester
Hilday
Lovelady
McCormick
Score
Pace
Patterson
Allred Promises Driving Run-Off in Texas
Houston dispatch reports former governor and federal judge W. Allred, challenging Senator W. Lee O'Daniel, predicts a run-off after a six week, high energy campaign. Allred plans to campaign across the state while rest with family in between, as O'Daniel faces a tight vote total near 50 percent.
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Houston
W. Allred
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Splarday
Allred
Jim Boy
Alfred
Sam
David
FBI Hunts Nazi Spy in Michigan Flint
In Flint FBI agents checked reports that Walter Kappe, one of three dangerous German saboteurs at large, had been in the area last week. Mrs. Morrill Cobb told police a man matching Kappe’s description called at her home seeking someone, then hurried away when realizing the mismatch. Both she and her husband said they recognized Kappe from his photo.
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FBI
Michigan
Flint
Mich
INS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walter Kappe
Aily Teast
Morrill Cobb
Kappe
WPB Expands Butyl Output to Aid Rubber Drive
Washington July 27 The WPB announced approval of a 70 000 ton expansion in duty rubber production and outlined plans to supply about 48 000 000 tires to keep civilian cars running on an essential driving basis over the next two years The rubber industry sought allocation of 22 475 tons of duty The WPB said the shift does not alter the current picture and there is no rubber to spare for non essential purposes
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WPB
Washington
WPS
Tse
Germans Drive Deep Into Caucasus Front Fading toward Stalingrad
German forces push along the Don toward Stalingrad after a day of heavy fighting near Datalsk and Tsimliansk. Berlin claimed advances toward Novocherkassk and Rostov, while Moscow warned of heavy air raids and contested Soviet countermoves as oil‑rich Caucasus routes come under German pressure.
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Caucasus
Rostov
Don
Russia
Simiyansk
Moscow
Datalsk
Ganting
Tsimiyansk
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Volga
Thei
Katatseh
Berlin
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Nnlty
Kalatsch
Kacha
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The
Stalingrad
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Tana
Wan
Red Air Force
United States
Batatsk
Ostay
Baku
Bataisk
Voronezh
Novovocherkass
Tsimlyansk
Novocherkaysk
Yankee held four days on U boat reports Caribbean base
An American seaman Archie Gibbs, 30, of Roscoe Texas, describes being held four days in a torpedo tube compartment of a German submarine in the Caribbean. He says the submarine was in port and that torpedoes and two bombs were transferred to the sub while he watched. Gibbs was torpedoed June 14 and survived after being picked up by a fishing craft then landed at a Florida port.
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Lorida
Caribbean
Archie Gibbs
Roscoe
Texas
Ammarine
Laler
Gibbs
Nai
Florida
Forges Caribbeansland
Hitorida
Jap Plane Raid Halted Over Chungking Reported
Chungking suffered its first air raid alert in a month late today as United States warplanes roared to meet the enemy. The raid crossed from Szechwan province toward Chungking at 7 10 p m local time. It was not immediately known whether American planes engaged the Japanese forces.
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Ghunghking
Chungking
United States
Szechwan
Germans Campaign Against Firebugs
A Stockholm dispatch cites Berlin Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler offering a 20,000 mark reward for information leading to the arrest of firebugs operating in Berlin. The Tidningen Berlin correspondent reported the pledge as a high level pursuit by German authorities.
Lutheran Minister In Spy Hearing
The Rev. Kurt E. Moltentin of Zion Lutheran Church Philadelphia was charged with raplonane and expected to stand trial in Hartford. The trial was scheduled to begin tomorrow in federal court after Moltentin closed his church for the summer vacation.
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Conn
Kurt E. Moltentin
Zion Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Raplonane
Moltatin
War Agencies Money Bill Signed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed the appropriation bill totaling 1.8 billion dollars for federal war agencies for the current fiscal year. Of this, 1.1 billion funds the War Shipping Administration and 2.6 million supports the Office of Price Administration. The action was announced from Washington on July 27. A Soviet fleet air attack reportedly sunk several enemy ships according to a Daily Mirror report from London.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wor Shipping Administration
Office of Price Administration
U.S. to Increase Raids on Europe
Report outlines U S fighter pilots joining British Polish and Canadian air crews in Northern France. Americans poised to form own command after gaining combat experience. Most U S fighters will be American built with some formations usingSpitfires. First U S fighter base in the ATO in U S skies engaged heavy aerial combat with Focke Wulf 190s. Spitfires demonstrated capability against new German fighters in large patrols.
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LAMON
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Neverr Amercians
France
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Hare
Mother and son take army oath together in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 27 a mother Zeling Mai aon and her son Richard W Holmes 18 both took the army oath of allegiance. Col Malcolm P Andruss recruited them and they prepared for different posts with plans for future service in the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps. A lighthearted remark from a telephone operator at the Federal landing accompanies the tale. Later in Houston a student fireman Brano Carl Wobus 20 died from injuries after a locomotive fall the previous day.
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Asmother
Malcolm P. Andruss
Zeling Mai Aon
Richard W. Holmes
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Macarthy Calif
Hilleq
Houston
Brano
Carl Wobus
Southern Pacific Lines
Man Kills Bride Self in Philadelphia Tragedy
In Philadelphia a 22-year-old war worker, Thomas Olin Hodges, killed his 18-year-old bride Dora Hodges with a knife after a quarrel over illness and dining out. He then died on the porch. police found the blood-stained weapon beside him. Their marriage lasted five months.
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Philadelphia
Wark
Dora Hodges
Thomas Olin Hodges
Hamburg Hit by RAF Heavy Raid in Moonlit Night
Allied air force pummeled Hamburg Germanys second largest city and major submarine base with a heavy assault described as the strongest since the Bremen strike last month. Weather aided the raid and German defenses fought back hard as 28 bombers failed to return, with 29 planes lost and many civilians reported trapped in wreckage across 23 targeted areas including near London and East Anglia. Continued details follow on page 4.
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Germany
Royal Air Force
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Bremen
Royal
Iranadian Air Force
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Toronto
J. D. Pattison
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Mag
London
Gommuni- Uex
England
Midlands
East Anglia
Duisburg
War Mission Against Anis Port Brevet Decorates S.A. Flier
General headquarters reports Capt. David C. Rawila of San Antonio piloted a flying fortress on a hazardous mission at Kendari Airport in the Dutch East Indies on June 26. He earned the Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster and a Silver Star for photographs and vital information aiding Allied raiders. Three others, Sgt. Glover Burke, Cpl. Tabord A. French, and Cpl. Bryson C. West, were awarded Purple Hearts posthumously after a Kendari airfield raid.
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Mincarthur
Austraia
David C. Rawila
San Antonio
Kiendari
Dutch East Indies
George H. Brett
Paettic
Glover
Burke
Topeka
Kani
Tabord A. French
Brownwand
Texas
Cpl
Bryson
West Oklawaha
Pla
Timor
French
West
Kendarl Airdrome
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity Monday
Scattered thundershowers expected Monday afternoon with little temperature change. East Texas and the south portion should see isolated to widely scattered showers, while the north portion may experience similar activity Monday afternoon. temperatures largely steady into Monday night.
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Temparies
Silgit
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