Solon Predicts Public to Draft FDR for Fourth Term
Washington March day of March 8 reports James Mead foresees the American people drafting President Roosevelt for a fourth term if World War continues next year. If peace arrives, Roosevelt would decline renomination to lead the U S delegation to the peace conference. Eleanor Roosevelt cautions it is too soon to speak on a fourth term.
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Roosevelt
James A. Mead
United States
Read
F. B. Tt
Mead
James & Parley
Ted
Capital Hill
Murray
D.mars
Torus
Guffey
D.-Fa
Senate
Ty Das
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Veteran Major of %. A. Called to US.
Major F Dean Iven Lani, a veteran who served with 14 armies and numerous Latin American forces, is returning to Washington for a new post after months with an American fighter squadron under Brig. Gen. Claire Chennault. The longtime aviation figure recalls service across France, Britain, Poland and Belgium, and proud moments in Central America. His wife resides in San Antonio, and he plans to settle in Corsica.
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John W. 1
China
INS
Dean Iven Lani
Washington
Claire Chennanit
Canten
Pao Lamba
Jn Sum Prancisco
Jarrell
Central America
Lamb
Brazil
Colombia
Nicaragua
Mexico
Honduras
Ecuador
Paraguay
Corsica
Jock
Central Amerincan
Republic l
Jives
San Antonio
Allies Rally as Five Ships Sunk by Axis Submarines
The Associated Press reports five merchant ships sunk in Western Atlantic waters with one Spanish vessel Monté Ipuelito among targets. Two Brazilian, one British, one United States vessel affected. counters to broader submarine campaign amid Pearl Harbor aftermath. Additionally, new Liberty ships launched at South Portland and Me shipyards. destroyer Braine completed at Bath Maine. submarine Bonefish detained at Electric Boat yards in Connecticut.
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Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
South Atlantic
United States
Monté Ipuelito
Axis
Torre
South Porte Land
Shipbuilding Corporation
Rec Ag
Federal Shipbuilding and Dey Dock Company
Kearney
N. J
Bath
Ron
Braine
Kennebec River
Croton
Conn
Bonefish
Electric Boat Company
Morals case yields ten year sentence for Josephasomey
Josephasomey of 1 Mame Street pleaded guilty to public morals violations in Crinin court Monday. He received four years in the penitentiary. Similar charges involved young male witnesses. Hotel Greeters to meet at Plaza Hotel Tuesday. Chartier No. 27 meeting announced by Morris Johnson, secretary.
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Josephasomey
Mame Street
Labwo
Phe
Hotel Greeters of America
Plaza Hotel Tuesar Apra
Morris, Johnson Secretacy
33 Tanks Lost By Rommel In North Africa Action
A combat report describes Rommel losing 33 tanks as merchant ships and an escort vessel were set afire by air attacks. Five enemy planes fell to defense while a Mitchell bomber damaged two ships before returning home. Flying Fortresses then bombarded targets, with one vessel sinking in three minutes. Unfavorable weather limited air activity in the northern Panisia sector. Meanwhile Allied forces seized the initiative near Tunis and Bizerta against Axis troops under Col. Gen. Jurgen Von Arnim.
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Robert M. Hamilton
Kenmore
N.Y
T ‘Ps
Scorer
Iin
Anolley Ayls
Ghier
Basse
Grys Wid Watehoukes
Panisia
Tunidia
Jurgen von Armin
Beech Ab
Tunis
Bizerta
Japs in Hawaii Surveillance and Civil Struggle Under General Emmons
Honolulu soldiers and civilians weigh the risks and rewards of military rule as 450000 Japanese residents continue to shape island life. General Delos C. Emmons guides civil restoration while officers note dangers of internment and economic disruption from mass upheaval.
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Honolulu
Apot
South Pacific
Onwards
Delos C. Emmons
Emmons
Hawaii
Mmons
United States
He ‘ Bynd
Austin Sued By OPA on Meat Quota
The OPA sues Austin for exceeding national meat quota limits citing two conferences with city officials who failed to comply. The case emphasizes quotas are countrywide and cannot be raised locally. Cavert notes increases require Washington approval and aims to ensure fair distribution for armed forces and civilians.
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Austin
OPA
Frank M. Cavert
Washington
Mrs Sophia Heinesh To Be Buried Here
Mrs Sophia Heinesh 44 of 510 East Josephine Street will be buried here. Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday with requiem mass at St Joseph's Church at 9 in the morning. Rev P J Lehner will officiate. She died Sunday in a local hospital.
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Sophia Heinesh
Josephine Jtreet
Toseph's
A. In
P.J. Lehnet
Heinesh
Sunuiy
Fuel Oil Rationed in Mexican City
Mexico City reports rationing of fuel oil after transportation difficulties. Local distribution cut to 60 percent of normal consumption for trial users in a northern Mexican city, amid supply constraints affecting the western hemisphere's third largest producer.
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Mexico City
Tmi
Mexico
Lloyd George Confined With Chill In London
David Lloyd George Britain’s WWI leader, 80, ill and confined at home for several days on doctor’s advice, announced today. In Corsicana, Joseph D. Robinson, 84, died in a house fire at Elm Flat, where he was staying with the Robinson family.
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David Lloyd George
London
Ean Toyd George
Corsicana
Joseph d. Robinson
Iila Ai
Waleter
Elm Flat
Robinson
Aiene
Week End Fires Cause Five Thousand Dollars In Damage
Firemen battled multiple weekend blazes causing about $5000 in damages. Incidents included a dairy barn fire on West Commerce Street, a dairy at Walter Hierholzer’s property, Yates Laundry on South St Marys, an overheated bathroom heater at RJ Hult’s home, a trash fire near West Magnolia, a blaze at C L Cook’s residence on West Lynword, and a wood stove fire at Gures residence on Saunders Avenue, with losses ranging up to $5000.
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R. Zertuche
West
Commerce Street
Walter Hierholzer
Yates
South St. Marys Street
RJ. Hult
HiiMerest Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Edward
Heyou
C. L. Cook
West Lynword Avenue
Saunders Avenue
Subcommittee Backs Allied Nomination for Federal Judge
Ex Governor Janes V Allred of Texas wins a favorable 2 1 vote in a subcommittee to advance to the Senate judiciary committee for a federal judgeship. Senator Hatch D NM and Senator O Mahoney D WY back the nomination while Senator Ferguson R MI opposes. Louisiana leaders push for representation on the Fifth Circuit bench.
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Washington
March
Janes V. Allred
Texas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hatch
O'Mahoney
D.wyp
Allred
Ferguson
R-Mich
Ctrentt Coury of Appeals
Louisiana
Congress
O'Daniel
Dtexas
Overton
Blender
Ailred
Rufus, Foster
New Orleans
eLouisiana
Hadl
Supreme Court
Ardile T. Hingins
New Orea
Atta Buidle
Hywecks
Higgins
Ghee
Ane Lauistina
Rites Announced for Charles By Jon Jainer
Private memorials will be held at Porter Caring chapel Tuesday at 10 a.m. for Charles Byron Jainer of 2 Perry Court who died at a local hospital. A. V. Bond will officiate. Valner, an insured resident of Mississippi, was buried in San Antonio 23 years ago.
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Porter Caring Chapel
Charles Byron Jaiier
Perry Court
Jr. A. V. Bond
Valner
Mtssissippi
Hid jIheed
San Altonio
Rites for Mrs. Lillie Smart Held at Mason
Services for Mrs. Lillie Smart, lifelong resident of Mason, were conducted Monday afternoon at Minsen Memorial Church. The funeral followed her death at a local hospital, with family and community members gathering to pay their respects.
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Mason
Lillie Smart
Min Lie Start
Minsen
Katie
Unclear OCR Entry Covers Multiple Locations
Fragmentary text lists places including Cheyenne Fort Worth Houston New York City and Tangled names. Several unreadable tokens and broken phrases hinder a coherent event or person identification.
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Cheyenne
Texna
Eleae
Fort Worth
Houston
New York City
Dalaheara
Rites Arranged for Cibolo Man
Rites are set for Kyickhahn 66 of Cibolo to be held at Chholo Evangelical Church Tuesday with Rev. Tisch officiating under the arrangements of Rtebe Pulieral Yate. He died at a hospital Monday.
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Hahn
Sf Chalo
Chholo Evangelical
Eynest
Mexican Lumber Imports Increase Reported in San Antonio
San Antonio inspectors note rising lumber imports and tie deras on timber in the area. City building records show 1326 new houses built in 1942, up from 1526 the prior year, with building permits totaling 4.452 million dollars versus 7.07 million. Most construction was low priced dwellings.
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San Antonio
Carl F. Witteman
Wraeman
San Antonians
Honisi
Holl
Wice- Intansata
Piles Relieved at Home by Dr Johnson Rectal Clinic
An advertisement for Dr O A Johnson a rental specialist with 28 years experience offers a home treatment for piles. It claims painless relief from his Dy O Johnson Rectal Clinic and invites readers to contact Deque BTL Kansas City for free information.
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O. A. Johnson
Johnson
A. Jonson
Mala St
Kansas City
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