France May Be Rally Point For World Change Says San Francisco Invitees
Washington reports mark a pivotal shift as France may become a rallying point for small to mid sized nations amid the Dumbarton Oaks plan debates. De Gaulle’s exclusion from the San Francisco invitation fuels controversy over the council’s powers and postwar order. A 16 year old car thief case in Kansas adds local crime note. French reservations on antement clauses spark Moscow edged responses and hints of Franco Russian ties influence.
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France
Washington
Prinice
Dumbarton Oaks
World Organization
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Russia
China
San Francisco
Frances Ian
de Gaulls
Yuta
Sibeerbe
Unis
Dumbarton
Brant
Doe Gawle
Moscow
Tabith
Stalin
DeGaulle
Yalta
Roosevelt
Churchill
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a natural blend of herbs and roots to relieve bladder irritation and kidney discomfort. It claims non habit forming benefits and offers free samples via Kilmer & Co Box 1255 Stanford Connecticut, urging readers to ask local druggists for access.
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Kilmer
Righia
Kilmar
Kilmer & Co, Inc
Stanford
Coen
Druxgisla
Judge Aids Manpower in Denver War Jobs Push
Two months ago Judge Joseph Nett began sentencing drunks and vagrants to war jobs to aid manpower. The measure has led to 27 enemies played? efforts described as part of the judge's program to bolster wartime labor.
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Denver
Joseph [Nett
Wulve
Charter Weakened At Inter-American Conference
At Mexico City on March 6 the Inter-American Conference moved toward formal approval of an economic charter for the Americas. After 16 hours of debate, three revisions were approved, with Uruguay and Colombia objecting. The charter’s aim to reduce trade barriers and industrialize the hemisphere was tempered, weakening its immediate impact. Argentina questioned its representation and urged broader delegate approval. The article notes changes to access to raw materials and machinery, and mentions a pending World Security plan to be discussed at the U.N. conference in San Francisco.
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Mexico City
Americas
Uruguay
Colombia
Argentina
U.S
Hong
Comniuer
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
London Dock Strike Grows Amid Tense Labour Standstill
London dock workers strike expands with about 10 000 men affected as unions urge a return to work. Police have placed hundreds of soldiers on duty to guard moving cargo billets, while key grievance centers on hiring practices and treatment of sailors amid the standoff.
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London
Sol Bloom’s Birthday Party For Needy Children
Needy children nationwide prepare to celebrate Sol Bloom’s 13th birthday with a charity party. Bloom plans gifts and clothing for orphans and seniors at St. Ann’s asylum, funding through checks totaling around 80 to 100 dollars, to aid special needs and bring joy to residents who remember him.
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Blaam
St. Ann's Dufant Asylum
Bloom
Sol
St. Ann's
Women Voters to Discuss Health Bills at YWCA
The League of Women Voters will discuss health bills and pills aiding dependent children at the YWCA. Miss Tauie Lomax of the Community Chest and Miss Marjory Whittaker of the Texan Welfare will read the details, with tubercular topics to be covered.
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League of Women
YW. Coa
Tauie Lomax
Marjory Whittaker
Texan Welfare
Alvision
Purse Stolen From Mrs Hadanbury on West Commerce Street
A purse containing money was taken from Mrs. W. H. Hadanbury at 430 Gulf Avenue in the 300 block of West Commerce Street early Tuesday. The $140 to $160 reportedly missing remains unrecovered after the arrest of a suspect.
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W. H. Hadanbury
Gulf Avenue
West Conmmerce
Street
New York Trip Set for Oratorical Winners
Local adults in Antonio Bay anticipate a chance for students to win a trip to New York City for the William Randolph Hearst Oratorical Contest finals on April 26. High school and college participants compete with the Monroe Doctrine as the subject, with two winners earning all expenses paid trips to the national finals in New York.
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New York
New York City
James Monroe
Antonio Leyar
Hirt
Conegas
Ghichro
Ane College
Aliltori
Solons Clash Over Government Paper Waste In Fertility Book
At a House hearing of the special Boren committee Representative Clarence J. Brown denounced a 265 page census bureau fertility book as wartime waste. He noted the material gathering cost around 2.9 million dollars and questioned why government papers were used for such data while urging officials be called to explain. Committee chair Lyle H. D. proposed curbing waste as J Hale Steinman of the air production board acknowledged excess paper use and backed reducing wasteful publications.
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Washington
March
Brown
United States
Browne
Lyle HH. Deren D.-Okla
Hureau
Vie Committee
Thiat
J. Hale Steinman
Air Production Board
Authority to Speak High Lectures On Camping Hygiene
B Masters, a health education lecturer for youth, schedules two sessions this Wednesday on camping and tenth hygiene, at 10 am and 2 pm, under the Community Welfare council group work and recreation division. The program aims to inform on government agency education needs amid wartime information sharing and overseas paper shipments for liberated areas, with discussions on Sweden, Argentina, Chile, and waste paper controls.
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B. Masters
We C. A
Group Work and Recreation Division
The
Community Welfare Council
Roosevelt nominates Vinson for federal loan administrator
President Roosevelt's nomination of Fred M. Vinson as federal loan administrator was approved unanimously today by the Senate banking committee. The committee acted without hearings and Chairman Wagner praised the approval as enthusiastic.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fred M. Vinson
Sonata Banking Committee
Wagner
P.n
Revenue Office Extends Hours to 7 P.M. Through March 15
The Internal Revenue office will stay open until 7 P.M. nightly through March 15 to assist last minute income tax payers. Deputy collector Wilson Jn said hours begin at 8 A.M. with heaviest crowds during late afternoon.
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Internal Revenue Office
BR. FP
Wilsam Jn
Wilson
Two Charged in Calico Car Death Case
Two men Agapito Antonio Gonzales and Carlos Gonzales were charged with negligent homicide and traffic offenses after a crash on Quintana Road left John Muwell of Kelly Field dead. Agapito Gonzales allegedly drove the car, returning from a dance, when it struck a nearby object. The incident was reported to the district attorney.
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Ewe Brothers
Agapito Antonio Gonzales
Martinez Street
Carlos Gonsales
Rivas Street
Agapito Gonsales
Pie
John ©. Muwell
Kelly Field
Quintana Road
Carlos
Agapite
Normosle
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Jack Snyder
Liberal
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Unison
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Joe Morales
Snoher Street
Southwest Texas Optometric Society
Sol Bloom
Haltse Foreign Affairs Committee
New Yorker
Eas
Wasilington
Cam
N.Y
Tiexay
Gronming
San Anton
Roe Plaza
Solons
Boren
Ketty Steinman
Benton R. Concel
Deauty Airector
Forest
Per
WPB
Nelson Rockefeller
South America
Cancel
Jaffer
State Department
Foreign Economic Administration
Sweden
Chile
Germany
Stweden
Skagerrak
Great Britain
Finlan
Caneril
Okehs Vinson
Revenue
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Dinosaur
Hhe
Vicks VA
Travis
South Africa
Capetown
Columbus
Concord
Coca-Cola
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Coca-Cola Company
San Antonio
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