Comintern Strategy Outlined Amid Global Civil War Plans
The document details Comintern aims to ignite civil wars, form united fronts, and undermine existing authorities across Europe and beyond. It cites Moscow led training for Spain, front organizations in France, and coordinated propaganda via long wave stations to spread revolutionary influence.
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Germany
Japan
Italy
France
Spain
Austria
Paris
Comintern
Ape
Manifestus
Moscow
Europe
United Front
Stalin
World Revolution
Britain
India
Congress Party
Mis
Kelly Field Graduation Aerial Review Draws Thousands
Three special military groups totaling about 1200 personnel will attend the Kelly Field graduation exercises. Groups include 400 reserve officers, 400 ROTC students, and 400 enlisted men from Port Sam Houston observers. The event features an aerial review at 9 30 a m with Kelly field officers explaining flying activities.
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Kelly
Death Takes Boerne Woman Mary A. Cole 96
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Cole 96 a pioneer Texan who died at her Boerne home will be held Monday at St Peters Church. A Alsace native she came to Texas with her parents in 1847 and lived in New Braunfels Laredo and San Antonio before her death Surviving are three sons William John and Charles Cole and three daughters Mrs M F M arning Mrs E K Emillenburg and Miss Eunice Cote Boerne
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Sul
William Cole
Boerné
Charles Cole
San Antonio
FR. Manning
EK. J. Emillenburg
Eunice Cote
Iowa Democratic Senate Fight Heads to Monday Ballots
Iowa voters face a high stakes Democratic Senate contest as Guy M. Gillette opposes Coha D. Wearin with three lesser candidates in a race framed by Roosevelt administration signals. A James Roosevelt cable strengthens Wearin’s claim of White House support, signaling a sharp party clash.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
Coha D. Wearin
Gillette
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
Dunn
United States District
James Roosevelt
Otha Wearin
Picketing at Texas Infant Garment Plant Draws Mayor Visit
A 54 employee delegation from the Texas Infants Dress Co protested alleged mistreatment by pickets from the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union at 12p2 West Houston Street. They asked the mayor for police protection for workers entering and leaving the plant, which has 62 workers. The mayor referred them to Police and Fire Commissioner Phil Wright for further action. Two women workers reported assault by pickets. the plant’s union leadership says the pickets misrepresented the situation and questions the plant’s labor history.
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Tékas Infants’ Dress. Company, Inc
K. Quin
Adlth Trigos
Patiern
George Guttueras
Gregorzio Gaitan
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
West
Houston Street
Phil Wright
Jungh
Gallan
Jenflers
Boy misreads bite. thorn rather than snake
Ray Albright, 13, of 9 Van Ness Street, raced to Robert B. Green hospital after claiming a rat esnake bite. Doctors said the small foot wound came from a thorn, and he went home convinced he was wrong.
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Fang Ray Albright
van Ness
Robert B. Green Hospital
Albright
LeFollette Third Party Won’t Appear On Wisconsin Ballot
Governor Philip F. LeFollette announces that the National Progressive of America party will not appear on the Wisconsin state ballot in the 1998 election to clear up confusion among potential candidates.
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Madison
Wis
Uns
Philip F. LeFollette
National Progressive of America
Wisconsin
Fate of Crabb in fatal shooting case halted
In a halted trial at a Yarewell Circuit court the jury remains out after the prosecution rests in the Betty Collison Crabb case. The defense noted no session and reports suggest Betty met her former husband William Boudreau in Champaten shortly before her death, fueling jealousy claims.
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Chubby
James Crabb
Betty
Yarewell Cutaty
Betty Collison Crabb
Champaten l
William Boudreau
Flynish Oaais
Crank
Baylor Honor for S A Youth
Rayworms Byrne son of Mrs Ruth Byrne 202 Devine Street was named one of 23 outstanding members of Baylor University graduating class at Waco. An honor student Byrne earned a bachelor of arts after attending Brack Bridge High and San Antonio Junior College. The 1938 Baylor senior class included 300 students.
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Rayworms Byrne
Ruth Byrne
Devine Street
Baylorie
Sniiversity
Waco
Ars Byrne
Brackbnridge
San Actoala
Baylor
S A Group Heads to Cuero Bridge Opening
A four member San Antonio delegation from the chamber of commerce travels to Cuero for the opening of a new bridge over the Guadalupe River on Highway 27 linking Cuero with Victoria and San Antonio. The ceremony runs 4 to 7 pm with Chairman R L Bobbitt of the state highway commission delivering the main address.
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San Antonians
Cuero
Chamber of Com- Mires
Guatelupe
Victori
San Antonio
D. 2. Thomas
Highway Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Wilk H. Lecke
J. W. McCarty
J.T. Butts
RL. Bobbitt
State Nighway Commission
Trotsky Waits Ruling On Fate In Deportation Fight
The Russian wrestler Trotsky awaits a decision by Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins on his possible deportation. Immigration head W R Knopp said an application for deportation had been filed after Trotsky entered the United States legally, left for Mexico, and returned. He claims he was kidnapped to Mexico by St. Viet agents and denies being Leon Trotsky’s nephew, saying he adopted the name for sport. If Perkins orders deportation, he would be sent from Galveston to ship for Vietnam Russia.
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Russia
Moscow
United Popular Front
Comintern
Spain
Dimitroff
Paris Center
France
Front Populaire
Communist Party of Poland
Poland
Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow 1
Moscow II
Minsk
World Congress
Finland
Baltic States
Leningrad
Yerhoff
Central Committee
Stalin
Red Army
Fleet
Ike Marshal Tukhachevsky
Karl, Yakir and
Uborevich
Zinovieff
Kameneff
Pyatakoff
Rome
Remon Trotsky
Czeriét
Eral
Hartus
Frances Peckins
Trotky
U.S
W. W. Knopp
Immigration Bureau
Baterday
Trotsky
United States
Mexico
St. Viet
Perkins
Ruséla
Knopp
Galveston
Leon Trotsky
Red
Stelin
Josie
Lukina
Torksmiths Offer Key Service Across Ban Antoniy Area
The William A. Crites company Torksmiths at 111 Main Avenue provides essential locksmith services in Ban Antoniy and nearby areas, enabling rapid access and security support for residents and businesses. The notice emphasizes broad coverage and dependable local response.
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William A. Crites
Torksmiths
Main Avenue
Ban Antoniy and
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Gunter Hotel
WM. A. Crites Company
Sinclair
Wn. A. Crites Company
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Griter Company
Wm. A
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