Belief air raid immunity at end causes for 10 act
Washington March 8 President Roosevelt urges Congress to triple the army air corps as a shield against a feared enemy air attack. A two year buildup would add 6000 planes, with total combat aircraft reaching toward 2000 or more, while expanding bases from Alaska to the Canal Zone to defend the Atlantic seaboard and Panama canal.
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Merrill Admits Marriage in Newark Surprise Wedding
Dick Merrill and Toby Wing, a transatlantic flyer and a dancer, confirmed their marriage in Mexico last summer. Merrill arrived in Newark on his Eastern Airlines flight and declined further details, saying more information would be released in due time.
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Electric Power Production Gains In New York Area
Electric power production rose 1 percent to 2.2 trillion kilowatt hours for the week ended March 4, with a 10.2 percent increase over the previous year. The Edison Electric Institute reported a seasonal rise in output, while aggregate production advanced to 115.2 from the prior week. Outdoor Advertising Association of Texas plans a San Antonio convention April 10-11 at the Gunter hotel, with about 200 attendees projected.
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Neutrality Act Revision Proposed in Senate
Senator Lewis of Illinois introduced a measure to repeal the neutrality statutes of 1935 1937 and 1938 and to authorize the president to execute neutrality policy by appropriate executive orders carried out across the government. The House rejected Senate amendments to the army expansion bill and prepared a joint state House committee for compromise. President Roosevelt criticized neutrality laws arguing they hinder world peace and warned referendums could hinder defense while backing the $352 million army expansion bill advancing to a joint committee.
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Opera Bomber Is Freed By Court
Chicago 74 year old Reinhold A Faust known as the opera bomber was freed on criminal charges after Assistant State's Attorney said the state would not prosecute. Faust admitted placing bombs in a bank deposit box 22 years ago and said he set off the bombs in 1927 over pro German feelings. He claimed later he did not intend to use them and said he had a change of heart about Nazi Germany. The judge was told the case may be nolled.
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Services for Frost Woodhull Former county judge
Funeral services for Frost Woodhull former county judge who died at home 1510 Howard Street were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday from the Loving chapel with Rev. Everett Jones officiating. Interment was in Alamo Mausoleum cemetery. Active pallbearers included Karl Monre Adolph Boepperwein Oscar Owens George Green Malcolm Bardwell and Meet Trobe with honorary pallbearers Harry Hertzbers Dick Prassel Guy Pattern and J. M. Sintar Je. Woodhull died by suicide in the bathroom at home and is survived by widow Mrs Holland Sharpe Woodhull a son John Woodhull a daughter Ann Woodhull his mother Mrs Lula Pros Woodhull and sister Mrs Dale Crittenberger.
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Dale Crittenberger
Theft reports and property losses scattered across city
Police logged several property thefts including a jacket and two dollars in dimes from 344 West Myrtle Street reported by Edie Heisler. a punch of chewing gum and a bureau valued at six dollars from a house on 130 Toudaure Street cited by W. J. Denny. junkyard operator C Jackson reported car radiators and brass thefts. porch chairs were stolen from 807 Mission Street.
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Best Tatchboek
Crack Pisto Team Heads for Florida
The Immigration department border patrol pistol team departed San Antonio for Tampa Florida to compete in the midwinter contest March 14 18. The squad includes El Paso’s Charles Askins and Michael T Box Laredo’s Harlin B Carter and McAllen’s William T Toney.
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Weather outlook and temperatures across Texas and nearby regions
The article provides a detailed forecast for Antoniy and surroundings with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, moderate easterly to southeasterly winds, and variable temperatures. Highs around 22 C and 66 F midweek, with 74 F Thursday and 89 F later in the week, and cooler nights near 55 F. Also includes national city reports and scattered rainfall figures, with broad regional notes from East and West Texas, the Panhandle, and nearby states.
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Gable Divorce Granted as Stars Plan Future
Hollywood reports Mrs Gable was granted a divorce from Clark Gable on desertion grounds in Las Vegas. The airport of rumor spread that Gable and actress Gearde Lombard may wed, as both sides keep quiet on future plans amid public interest.
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End of Pendergast Stark clash in Kansas City politics
In March 6 report Kansas City political showdown ends as prosecutor Graves, a Pendergast ally, faces indictments over alleged lax enforcement. Governor Lloyd C Stark accuses lawlessness in Kansas City, while Attorney General Roy McKittrick says Graves need not resign during pending misdemeanor charges.
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Arson Charge Filed Against Los Angeles Man Lovnie Stevens
Justice Bat Corrigan's court charged Lovnie Stevens at 322 Mary-Ind fleet with arson for allegedly burning a house owned by the Home Owners Loan Corporation and occupied by Stevens on January 9. City Detective A. S. Creech filed the complaint. location of the structure was not listed.
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Reserve Officer Arrested by FBI in Payroll Fraud
A reserve Coast Artillery officer, Crenson E. Davis, 25, of Heputenait, arrested at Fort Grockett by FBI after cashing a $1690 payroll check on January 26 while on duty at a CCC steamp in Clearfield Pennsylvania. Davis left with no leave, assumed to enlist, used alias Jack Dudley, and was found without funds at arrest.
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Sale of Licenses in Bexar Is Slow
Bexar license sales lag as 11,482 automobile licenses issued out of an estimated 64,000 in the county. Auto, truck, farm vehicle and trailer licenses fall behind the prior year by 776, with a final March rush expected to be large according to the tax assessor-collector.
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Helium Exported for Medical Use News Report
Government plant helium near Amarly exported forty one thousand cubic feet for medical and scientific use. RB Gablett of the Bureau of Mines told a House Appropriations subcommittee the supply aids treatment of asthma and other pulmonary disorders. Committee record released today.
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