Reprieve Seen As Lepke Reported to Be Talking
Albany March 2. A possible sixth reprieve for Louis Lepke Buchalter was indicated by his counsel Dewey's, while a federal action was noted. The report linked Buchalter, two aides, and others to the Rosen murder case in 1936. The governor’s adviser said proceedings should be pending and further action possible. The New York Daily News quoted Buchalter as talking of political intrigue and named three prominent figures in the case. Warden Snryder said he had no knowledge of any statement by Lepke.
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Gartenor Dewrys
Lepke
Charles D. Brestel
Courisel
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Tapke
Louis Ca+pane
Emmnuel Weiss
Soavi
Joseph Rosen
Brooklyn
Dewey
Broileld
Gepke
New Yorks Daily News
Sing Sing
Bepke
Brenten
Sing
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Trant
America
al Sing Sing
William E. Snryder
New York
Thevision
Frankie Costello
New York City
Vata
Becker
Mulder
Hern Rosenthal
Hotel Metropole
Charles &. Whitman
Texas Trained Cavalrymen Take Admiralty Isle Fast
Allied forces storm Lok Negron Island in the Admiralty group as First Cavalry Division troops land in small boats amid heavy fire. The assault, launched from destroyers offshore, secures Momote airfield with negligible casualties and praises Texas trained cavalrymen and sailors from multiple states.
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Alen Clements
Admiralty Islands
Texas
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Bsyom
Momote
First
Los Negres Island
Mitchell Beloiers
New Name Tailored to Fit Street in Town
Street formerly Elkimp Street was renamed to avoid confusion with Belknap Street after a city council vote on Thursday. The change followed a request by H. C. Thorn and approval of Walter Tiernan to oversee a Sherman steel pumping station at Ault. City officials also approved pension payrolls totaling $117,797 and traveling expenses of $144 for city detectives.
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Sherman Steel
Ault
Gas Rationing Panel Meets Hidalgo County Officials
A Hidalgo County meeting and action on gas rationing were held with OPA officials in Edinburg and a San Antonio office. The district rationing officer, Jon Black, said extra gas allowances require legitimate medical or critical needs and must be repaid if not justified.
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Casalina
Hidalgo County
Bourd
Edinburg
San Antonio
Joningneth Black
Black
Athla
Cheauher
Frank McHugh Visits San Antonio Hospitals
Irish comedian Frank McHugh visited San Antonio to spend days with hospitalized boys. He quipped that his victory gardening efforts had failed and noted soldiers ask more about Hollywood than he does. He spoke of his films Going My Way and Marine Raiders with Pat O’Brien. He recalled vaudeville days at the Majestic theater long ago.
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Frank McHugh
San Antonio
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Marine Raiders
Pat. O'Brien
Majestic Theater
Judge McGrory Lenient After Youth Pleads Guilty Theft
In Criminal Bisirlet court Judge W. W. McGrory gave a two year suspended sentence to a youth from Aransas Park who admitted stealing a fish and claimed a prior jail term. The case involved questions about future imprisonment and potential appeals after a request from David Estratz for a new trial. A jury later sentenced another defendant to two years for robbery by assault as legal notice of appeal was filed by attorney Guy Bonne.
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Bisirlet
Aransas Park
McCrory
Lim
David Estratz
M4 Honterey Ptreet
Libo
la Ube
Insault
Pew Trist
T He
Guy Bonne
Quadruplets birth stirs English affair fallout in Pittsburgh
Mrs Eleanor Thompson, mother of newborn quadruplets, confronts reporters amid scandal. She reveals she knew of her husband Staff Sgt William Thompson Ox’s affair with an Englishwoman and faced questions about faith, divorce, and the future of the children.
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Pitwsburgh
TNS
Eleanay
William Thompson Ox
Neein
Thompson
City Seeks Bids For Sewer Lines On Two Streets
The city council called bids Thursday for 860 feet of new sewers on Sabitas Street from Hidalgo to Tampito and on Tumpleo Street from Sabings to Apache Creek.
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West Aide
Hidalgo
Tanpito
Tumpleo
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Apache Creek
Relief Seen In Housing After War
War housing agencies across the country report progress on immigrant and civilian war worker housing. Officials say 6,000,000 moved recently, 2 million homes built, and 2,124 with 266 foundations funded. shortages persist in San Antonio, with only 25 dwellings available and 50,000 new rental inquiries.
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Washingston
Minnford
Blanisford
Anthony Vantuyl
Teves
Ball
Investil Ie Pet Foundations
Thorging Center
Jess Ratial
H. O. Hilpatrick
Real Exlau Board
San Antonio
Lynntu
Cattlemen Name S A for Next Meet in 1943
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association will convene in San Antonio in 1943, as the 68th annual convention closes. Rep Richard M. Kleburg urged opposition to a presidential third term while Helwyn Cartwright of Dinero was elected president. Officers and directors were named, with emphasis on opposing government subsidies and urging price controls reform. The armed forces will receive about 4.0 billion pounds of meat this year.
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Houston
Texas and Southwestern
Cate —Balsurs Association
San Antonio
Richard M. Kleburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pyne
Cnn
Ae Corpus Chriati Yeongmressmin
Helwyn Cartwright
Dinero
Clade K. McCan
Victoria
O. E. Weymouth
Amiablo
McCan
KR. O. Pullock
Pawoual Livestock Grid Mest Board
Retired Postman Found Dead in Home
Allen G. McCall a 60 year old retired mail carrier was found dead in his chair at 114 Kearney street by his wife Wednesday evening Justice of the Peace J J Brotherman conducts the inquest McCall a Morgan county Ohio native had lived here forty years Survivors include widow son Vincet McGail Philadelphia two daughters Mrs Gladys Drake Mount Vernon Ohio father John McCall Detroit sister Mrs Faith Gray Detroit brother Justus McCall Detroit Arrangements are pending at the Rieke Hunersl home
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Kearney Street
P.m
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Brotherman
McCall
Morgan County
Ohio
Vincet McGail
Philadelphia
Igladys Drake
Mount Vernon
John McCall
Detroit
Faith Gray
Justus McCall
Group Opposes City Merger Plan
The David Crockett chapter of the National Grange sponsors a Sunday meeting at 8:30 at the Table School on the old Corpus Christi Toad to oppose a county merger plan. The group numbers 75 and represents about 700 members in Bexar County.
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Pily-Rounty
Gill
Rome
Corpus Christa
Toad
David Crockett
National Grange Said
Tig
Bexar
Captain Waxey of Cedar Mills Honored by British Admiral
Washington March 2 The 27 year old captain of the tanker Cedar Mills, from Rusk Texas, Captain Morgan A Waxey, is honored by Admiral Jones F Somerville of the Eastern Fleet for nine days of daring to save the destroyer Le Triomphant and escort a Dutch freighter from Australia to Karachi. The Cedar Mills towed the crippled ship through storms, while volunteers from its crew and lifeboats evacuated 34 refugees and held the bridge, remaining aboard to guide the ship until rescued by a British cruiser.
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UPE
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Nnker
Cedar Mills
Ei Jones F. Somerville
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Morgan A. Waxey
Rusk
Texas
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Karachi
Intla
Ce- Gar Mills
Lie
Hamser Byoke
Toore Seamet
Dispatcha
Waxey
Tucker May Housing Board Take O Brien's Hires Lawyer Health Post Inkennon Row
City health department hiring contends with O'Brien departure as Tucker May Housing Board offers job to O'Brien's successor. O'Brien faces 21 counts though not for moral reasons. O'Brien may be replaced at March 1 with a $250 monthly salary, $100 less than his. Kennon seeks legal maneuvering over housing authority payroll and delays in payment to 109 employees. special meeting planned to sign payroll checks.
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O'Brien
Health Post
Inkennon Row
George Ticker
Ald O'Brien
Lews C. Mobbins
Ita
Otnen
P. L. Anderson
Fire and Police Pension Board
Heatth
W.A. Hing
Dillard Coy
King’s
Weanwine
Kennon
Jesse T. Newton
Scllny Firectey
WAVES Allow Snoods for Hair Style, Enlistment Rules
A WAVES recruiter explains to a February applicant that WAVES members may choose their hair style, with the only rule that headgear not cover the collar. Marriage questions are noted as most common, but after basic teaching a Wave may marry anyone.
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Hanan
Wave
Rainey Sees T U Future Bright at State University
Rainey, president of the university, told the annual Texas Exes dinner that North Carolina graduates postwar will number 15 000, with the school turning out 700 a month and 1000 engineers for the army. He noted 33 schools had aviation facilities and 100 ensigns earned masters and doctors degrees, highlighting wartime training and postwar readiness.
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North Carolina
Virginia
State University
Yale
America
Hemec Industries
P. Rainey
Univer
Saty
Labor Draft Needed Now by Knox in Congress
Secretary Knox told the Senate Military Affairs Committee that production of vital weapons and ships runs behind schedule and urged a national service draft to keep women on the job. He warned of heavy battles ahead and argued manpower must be managed as Italy and Germany threat looms. He noted reasons workers quit and defended a labor draft as needed for war industries while profits from shipbuilders remain modest. A separate note announced a Quiet Day for West Texas women at St Mark's Episcopal Church led by Bishop Jones.
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Mary
Knox
Congress
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Western
Europe
United States
Senate
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Hoyox
Fiix
Navy Yards
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Fapon
She Shops Cash and Carry Health Advertisement
An old style advertisement extols a medicine for backache kidney issues and blood purification. It touts relief from pain and dizziness and urges readers to ask their druggist for a product named Doan. It implies long usage and widespread trust across households.
City News Honors MacWilliams Before Navy Service
Hugh G. MacWilliams former president of the San Antonio Display club will be honored at the annual dinner at 7 40 p m Monday in Spanish Village Inn as he prepares to enter the navy Professionals in food and nutrition will meet at City Public Service board 01 North St Marys Street at 6 p m Friday to hear Amma Bines home economist of the national livestock admicat board Chicago
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John E. Zeller
Hugh G. MacWilliams
San Antonio
Cty Public Service Board
North St. Mary's Street
Amma Bines
National Livestock Aldimicat Board
Chicago
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