Teachers Use Democracy to Guide Postwar Education
Donald Dunne of Columbus Ind urged at the NEA seventy-ninth convention that American teachers rededicate themselves to democracy. He warned totalitarian threats and said the Malunal Education association must lead movements to secure citizen support and prepare democracy through education as the nation readies for war. He cited low pay tenure insecurity and attacks on patriotism as threats to education.
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Boston
Donald Dunne
Columbus
Ind
NEBA
Malunal Education Association
United States
Americana
DuShene
DuGhane
Railroads Gain in Passenger Income
New York June 30 railroads estimate that 1941 passenger revenues should top 600000000 for the first time since 1930s when the total was 551000000. Passenger business began rising last December and has stayed above last year’s pace when the total was 459000000. A notice mentions a large selection of used cars offered at low prices through Classified 7TH Light Want Ads.
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New York
Eireles
Gillespie Fears Bexar County Justice Enforcement
Gillespie county residents complain of aggressive law enforcement by Bexar officials seen along Main Street. Report notes rural drivers, mainly pickup trucks, face frequent stops for minor speed infractions. Debate centers on justice salary, enforcement funding, and whether fines cover costs or punish motorists.
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Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Bexar County
Metropol
Kendall
Bexar
Little Red Dog Hunted Owner Seeks Return of Found Pet
A hungry stray dog roams into the Chapman home about ten days ago and now waits on the porch for his owner to claim him. Mrs. Chapman, who has grown fond of the dog, reports he brings the afternoon paper, sleeps on the porch swing, and whines at night until his rightful owner arrives. The dog is a mix likely chow and collie with a white heart on his chest and a darker back, and he was muddy and ragged before a bath and meal restored him.
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C. Ghapmat
Wayton
Avenue
Chapman
Chapman House
Tie Dog
Mrs. Chipman
Submarine O-9 Inquiry Reopens At Navy Yard
The naval board of inquiry reconvened at Portsmouth Navy Yard to canvass all evidence on the loss of the 23 year old submarine O-9. Testimony last week at New London suggested divergent views on crew training and the subs fitness for deep water. Rear Admiral Richard G. Edwards said leaks on the O-9 were minor and carried prior to the dive.
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Portsmouth
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy Yard
New London
Gann
Fie
Charles Wall 5 Promoted to Major in Signal Reserve
Charles Lb Wall son of Ahates Wall, residing at 205 Alamosa Street, has been promoted to major in the signal reserve. He is now a staff signal officer at the army's new air base in Albuquerque. Wall completed high school in San Antonio and graduated from Texas A&M in 1924 with a degree in electrical engineering. He was called to active duty March 1, joining his family in Albuquerque.
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Charles & Wall Je
Ahates Lb
Wall
Alamosa Street
Army
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Mirch 1
Bia Family
Alcaberque
Hoover asks for peaceful America and four freedoms
In a radio address Hoover outlines a prepared nation ready to aid Britain and China without deploying U.S. troops. He promotes defending the western hemisphere, strengthening democracy at home, and resisting isolationism while opposing Soviet influence and the spread of communism. He warns of Stalin’s attacks on Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, and France, urging unity to defend democracy globally.
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Cricago
Herbert Hoover
Strenspolitt
Britain
China
Wilcue
Congress
America
Romain
Russia
Hoover
Latvia
Estonia
Finland
Stalin
France
Texas Shows Business Gain in May 1941 Report
Texas bureau of business research reports May gains across sectors. Southern Lumber production and shipments rose sharply from 1940 levels, department store sales up 4 percent from April and 17 percent year over year, with year-to-date sales 10.8 percent above 1940. Farm product sales statewide reached 122 million dollars January-May, with May income at 36 million and livestock shipments up 34 percent.
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Austin
Texas Bureau of Business Research
Tony
Southern
Texas Lasers
Funeral Set for Wilhelm Krueger at Rieke Home
Funeral services for Wilhelm Krueger age 72 will be held Tuesday at the Rieke funeral home at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Zuehl Evangelical church. Burial will follow at Zuehl. Krueger, a native of Germany, lived in Bexar County 69 years. Survived by widow Bertha, four sons and four daughters, and 11 grandchildren.
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Rieke
Wilkiem
Skrueger
Converse
B. Schwenger
Zuehl Evanegelical Church
Hue
Zuehlt
Krueger
Nate
Genonniy
Lea
Bexar County
Bertha Keurger
Wile
Waller
New Zerilh
Henry
George
San Antonio
Julius Steffen
St. Hedwig
Meta Krieger
Gene Hoffmann
Oscar Zunker
Cadet David Fy Harbor Advances Weather Training
The excerpt details Cadet David Fy Harbor’s progression from weather duties at Kelly Field to receiving training in the Advanced Flying School. It notes two years as an enlisted weather office member, a fall appointment as a cadet, and training steps at California, Randolph Field, and finally Kelly Field for advanced instruction.
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Kelly Field
David Fy Harbor
Advanced
Post Weather Office
Army
California
San Antonio
Randolph Feld
Gladewater to Name Rodeo Queen Contender List
Gladewater announces rodeo queen selection for the Gladewater Round-Up and Rodeo held June 24 to 27. Lions Club nominates Miss Slinabeth Yates while Rotary backs Miss Anita Leo as treasurer and the Junior Chamber supports Miss Frances Hawkins.
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Gladewater
Hes
The
Lions Club
Silnabeth Yates
Anita Leo
Rotary Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce Ds
Frances Hawkins
Fatal burns in hotel wallpaper removal accident
Two workers died after a gasoline explosion during wallpaper removal at the Robert E. Lee hotel. Louis Gostro aged 44 of 1000 West Travis Street and Raymond Martinez aged 21 of 1042 Ruiz Street were burned. Castro died Sunday and Martinez Monday at Robert B. Green Hospital. The blast occurred around 10 a.m. Sunday in a fifth floor room.
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Workinot
Louis Gostro
Travis Gtreel
Raymond Martined
Ruiz Street
Castro
Trobert B. Green Hos
Robert Evee
KESSINGER TH JON COLLINS KESSINGER TH JON COLLINS
Maj Maral Kessinger, aide to Maj Gen Collins, served at Fort Sam Houston then assigned to Department of Puerto Rico staff. He previously acted as executive officer and aide in the Meld Artilery Worlplegud during reorganizations after the Zurdivie Mon era.
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Maj. Maral £. Kessinger
Gon. Dunes L. Calling
Rotter
Fort Sam Houston
Department of
Puerto Rico
Coliin
Kessinger
Collins
Fort Hoyle
Fort Bam Houston
Artilery Worlplegud
Tre Artillery
Zurdivie Mon
Vatutatean
Actor John Barrymore Ejected After Patron Incident
The Bart Carroll cafe management said actor John Barrymore was ejected early today after a patron slung at him. Five table captains escorted Barrymore to the door after a man identifying as Lincence Reed of Bukeraffeld California objected to remarks the actor made in the presence of an unidentified woman.
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Holly Wae
Bart Carroll Cafe
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Lincence Reed
Calif
Treed
Five Officers Made Colonels on Duty at Port Houston
Five Hautenaat colonels on duty at Port Gum Houston are promoted to temporary colonel. The roster includes Col. Dennis McCuniff chief of staff of the 2nd division, Col. Paul G. Paschal commander of the 30th Infantry, Col. Roscoe B. Woodruff acting assistant chief of staff for plans and training G-3 of the aged division, Col. W. G. Lively ordered to Puerto Rico, Col. John W. Leonard assistant chief of staff for supply G-4 of the 2nd division, and Col. George G. Beach, immediate corps, Station hospital.
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Hautenaat
Port Gum Houston
Col
Dennis, & McCuniff
Une 2H Divistai
Paul G
Paschalsoromander
30Th Infantry
Roscoe B. Woodrrtt
Atatt
Llent
W. G. Live
Puerto Rico
John W. Leonard
George G. Beach
Imedies
Pappys Paper Used For Note Taking In Texas House
Representative Fred Klingeman of Karnes City announced on the Texas House floor that he had lost his copy of the campaign newspaper Wi Lea O Danial Newe. Members reacted with jeers and laughter.
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aGrain
INS
Suory
Fred Klingeman
Karnes City
Texas House
Lea O'Daniel Newe
Aveitors Campaign
Draft Gall Names Listed in Selective Service Induction Notice
A list of registrants drafted into the army on July 7 is issued by local selective service boards. They must report to their boards at designated times and locations, with multiple boards listing names such as Pedro Guzman Arturo Satrnna Zavilla Tae dora Davila and others. The notice includes transfers, deferrals, and student aid cases, along with procedural details and scanning errors in the text.
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Army
Smiths Tower
Pedro Guzman
Arturo Satrnna Zavilla
Taedora Davila
Ilan Guerrero
Jy. Willey ‘Thoins Darmon
Tommie Philip Hunt
Elman ‘Tuseth
Rene Harry Lavy
Albert Ni Lambrecht
Chatten
Lois Grunter Jr
Emanuel Branzel
Edward Mall’ Dwyer
Arthur Simer McCanna
James H. McGinbey
Ozer
Don Hunch
Richard Dante Cerpels
Scott Shackleford
Robert Hoeh McCauley
Thomas Gynne Craig
Clarence Hrank- Yin Guhtey
Alvin Woldner
Sunbureek Wey Sea
Chowaande
Merve
Hughes Court Term Expired in Utterance of Farewell
Washington June 30 The retirement of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes ends his nine year term on the United States Supreme Court. Hughes will spend the summer in the Canadian Rockies with Mrs Hughes and plans to return next month. He has answered a flood of letters and messages from friends since announcing his retirement. A new minister to foreign affairs in Chungking Dr Quo Tai-chi former Chinese ambassador to London was formally installed.
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Justice Court
Precinct
Fredericksburg
Tve
Gebsky
Heit
Wee
Jowe
Washington
Thys
Charles Evans Hughes
Fis
United States
H Hughes
Hughes
Trely
Canadlin Rockies
Fol
Bres Lapant
Chungking
Ching
Wdr
Quo Tai-Ghi
London
Olen
Boray
Seven plead guilty to transmitting defense information
New York June 30 seven persons charged in a nationwide spy roundup pleaded guilty to transmitting vital defense information to a foreign government. They were arraigned in Brooklyn before U.S. Commissioner Martin C. Epstein. Names include Lilly Stein, Leo Wanlen, Axel Hartwig, Richard Kleissn, W. Slegler, and Stedz Brokhott.
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New York
TV5
Seten
Towndup
U. S
Martin C. Epstein
Brooklyn
Gull
Lilly Barbara Carola Stein
Leo Wanlen
Kili Hartwig
Richard Kleissn
W. Slegler
Erat ‘Stigler
Sted Z. Brokhott
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Comerce
Gillespie County Commissioners’ Court
Little Red Dog
Houston
Specias
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Gunter Hotel
Fannin
Braniff Ofrrenage
Vflights
Charles Wall
Charles Wall JT
Willgar
Deliyer
Paper Excelsior Co
Yams Pe
Tyreds
Texas
Wilhelm Krueger
Bam
D. I. Harbour
Harry Blair
Kelly
Harbour
Rodeo Queen
Burns
Kessinger TH
Jon Collins
Mal Warold E. Kessinger
Puerto Teo
Pappy
Lg A
Hermion Tung
Ons
Isselaure
Lang
Roeder
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Hoover
Dla
Joske's
HALY
BART
Joske’s
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