Rubber and gas lead World War II risk, expert says
A. Bieberling's analysis focuses on rubber and gasoline as critical war drivers. He disputes German substitutes, notes British Dutch control of 96 percent of world rubber, and warns blockades may cut sources from the East Indies. He predicts 60 days to exhaust rubber and substitutes if war starts, with Canada factory making rubber parts for gear and boots under wartime rearmament.
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Duryea Held Sane Faces Death Trial
White Plains March 8 Chester B Duryea once wealthy in Brooklyn was deemed sane by Supreme Court Justice Lee Parsons Davis and ordered released from Manhattan state hospital to stand trial for murder. Duryea, 69, was committed after the stabbing of Gen Jina Duryea and has fought for release for two months.
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War Front Updates From Twenty-Five Years Ago Today
A terse war bulletin notes ongoing combats on a wide front. French forces engage near Steenstraete in Belgium while heavy fighting continues in the Champagne district. Severe casualties and advancing lines are reported as the conflict persists days after the initial clashes.
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Deaths in Nam Alien Probe at Miami Beach
March 3 Miami Beach witnesses summoned before House Dies committee chaired by Martin Dies to investigate reports of undesirable aliens gaining legal entry to the United States. Investigator Sterdiman and Immigration Inspector J. Phillips confer with Miami Police Chief H. Leslie Quigg as telegrams summon witnesses. The inquiry, part of a nationwide probe, may lead to public hearings in Washington if charges are substantiated.
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Boy of 7 Struck by Train in Lumber Yard Accident
Rudolph Oril, seven, of 520 East Crockets Street, was playing at Ed Bleves and Song lumber yard when he ran into a parked freight car and was struck on the left eye. He was taken to Robert B. Green hospital with a cut over the eye.
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Press signs ordered to be removed from autos
Chief Roy Ashworth announced that "press" signs on cars must be removed unless drivers present credentials or press photographers. He said many cars already bear the signs in response to FOIA requests, with officers cited to stop drivers and verify ID. Newspaper men were given small numerals or attachments to plates to identify press vehicles.
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Move to delay politics bill in Senate showdown
Washington report notes opponents of the Hotep pushing to postpone the senate vote on a politics bill. About 500,000 state employees mobilized to forestall a decisive ballot, aiming to delay action on the anti politics measure while considering the administration’s trade agreements program and related appropriations led by Kenner Mintowich.
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Nazis French patrols clash on the western front
Paris reports sharp combat west of the Vosges with German patrols supported by artillery. Details of losses are scarce as German reconnaissance flights reach Paris region but return without incident amid low visibility and air alerts. Berlin confirms a failure of one of its planes to return from a reconnaissance mission.
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Hitler to Address Germans Sunday Memorial Day Ceremony
Berlin reports Hitler will address the German nation Sunday noon at the Berlin armory. Afterward a wreath ceremony will honor Germany's war dead both in the current conflict and World War I. The official announcement frames the memorial event as a solemn national observance.
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Geologist Meet Called By A P G Leader In Chicago
San Antonio leader Henry Ley president of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists called for the twenty fifth anniversary meeting in Chicago April 10 to 12. He said geologists do not inspire price and production chaos and noted the group has 300 members with 60 geologists as the finders not the keepers of the world petroleum reserves.
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Weather scattered across many states with mixed conditions
Fragmented weather notes show cloudy skies in some regions and snow in others. References to Iowa, California, Tennessee, and Oklahoma indicate mixed precipitation patterns and variable temperatures across locations, with scattered advisories and forecasts amid a jumble of OCR text.
Oil News Highlights Deep Wells Across Texas Oil Fields
Multiple oil wells across Brooks, DeWitt, San Patricio, Jackson, Hogg, Starr and other counties report completions, dry holes, and early production figures. Wells like No 8 Hoffman at Tam rahaus and Humble Gi and Refining No 15 Medina Of And Garam pay out with varying tubing and choke sizes. Total depths range from about 800 to 2005 feet with brok en yields. field activity includes completions, abandonments, and gauge operations by Standard Oil, Texaco and local concerns.
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Thomas MannN Broadcast On Nbc Radio Tonight
A United Jewish Appeal program on the NBC network tonight will feature distinguished speakers. Thomas Mann the author, Mort Tov, Bernard J. Sheil bishop of Chicago, Rabbi Abba Hillel Bilger of Cleveland, and Rebbi Jonah Wise of New York City are listed among participants. The broadcast is tied to the Amprican goin notes.
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Ex Wife Held in Burleson Killing Saga
Fragmentary text portrays a famed Texas marriage and divorce fight involving Colonel Burleson and his first wife, Mazie Burleson. It recounts legal battles, alleged infidelity, and bids to expel him from the army, ending with mentions of a fatal shooting and army circles stirred by romantic letters.
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War Roundup on Peace Talks and Arctic Stakes
The Associated Press reports a complex drive for peace between Russia and Finland amid wider implications of Britain France and Germany. Sweden acts as go-between while Moscow or Helsinki may lead final talks. Allied aid discussions intensify with potential expeditionary forces for Finland and wider European diplomacy unfolds as Mussolini and Rome host foreign ministers and pope gains.
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Burleson Divorce Case Details Court Testimony
Woman testifies of threats and alleged abuse by Colonel Burleson as court records show he accused her of cruelty while she claimed his infidelity and provocations. Judges granted a new trial after a divided jury verdict.
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Local radio program listings and parade schedules fragment
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German stance on peace with Finland stays silent in Berlin
Berlin reports say Germany maintains neutrality while watching the Nordic crisis. Foreign Minister Ribbentrop travels to Rome to confer with Mussolini as speculation swirls about a possible meeting between Finland's ex president Svinhulyid and Adolf Hitler. German sources avoid direct replies on noting Finns in Berlin and await Russian signals on Sweden’s mediation role. Bargains in furniture and appliances appear in local want ads.
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French Hardening Attitude in Fan War
Paris March 9 French cabinet debated the Finnish war developments amid reports Britain and France may consider an expeditionary force. Premier Datadier and ministers briefed President Albert Twhrun, with a communique offering few details. Finance Minister Reynaud met Sumner Welles after the session.
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Death notices for L F Stowe in Oakland California
Ward reports the death of L F Stowe, age 80, at his Oakland home. Relatives in San Antonio learned of the death on Saturday. Services planned for Oakland. Survived by daughter Nada Fay Stowe and several relatives including Houald Taymond Stowe, mother Mrs. 4 H Stowers, brother A A Blowe, and sisters Mrs. F Holmes and Mrs. A Harris.
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