Pressure Sends Jap to Vitr Hitl er
Tokyo dispatch reports America's pressure on Japan to leave the axis driving Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka toward Berlin. He plans talks with Hitler and Ribbentrop, then KrUSsIn, Cinnoard, and possibly Stalin. Return proposals aim to gauge Germany’s and Italy’s outlook and Japan’s options in the war.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Hearst Sunday Newspapere
Observer
Europe
Tokyo
America
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Witler
Mussolini
Great Britain
Germany
Hitler
Brelm
Pacific
Matsuoka
Moscow
China
Asia
Portugal
Atlantic
Neying
Eugene Ott
Jsven
Axis
Tuehrer
Duce
Y Matsucki
Hirohito
Massoud
Stalin
Atescow
Bobin
Hione Elf
Italy
Far East
Britain
Zapas
England
Vel
Rivste
Jepatiése
More Armored Units Planned In War Department Report
Washington March reports from the War Department and Army Navy Journal indicate plans to increase front line strength with more armor divisions, possibly up to ten. Army officials say the plans are under consideration but provide no details on final strength or timing.
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Washington
March
War Department
Amy
Navy Journal Magazine
Tigh Army
Jestaad
Dandelion salad and small town curios in Bexar Facts
The Bexar Facts highlights seasonal delights and local quirks. It notes a garden center at the museum distributing 26 000 cuttings and 10 000 seed packages in a year, a candy factory delivering 10 560 candies daily, and a range of local personalities and small events including Odell’s glass pane, Otto M Maegelins post office memento, and Navy posters. It also mentions Virginia Oftterman opening a school for photographic models and a birthday moment for Mrs. Lureen Griffin and Mr. Walter Stout’s family.
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Tom Edison Roney
Virginia Oftterman
Portune-Tellar
Odell
Otto M
Maegelin
Castrosville
Alex
Betting town figures return with eye on charity timepiece
Frank Brady reports a colorful town scene featuring Larry McMurdy in a black slouch hat and Randolph field cadet BB A Randolph as they promote a lapel watch called "Democracy's Timepiece." Otto Grun fashioned the piece for Britain aid, with proceeds aimed at buying five ATR airplane ambulances for the Royal Air Force, emblazoned with RA I insignia.
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Houston
Larry McMurtry
Randolph Field
Otto, Grun
Austria
Britain
Local Taxpayers League opposes narrow city laws
The Taxpayers' Defense League protested proposed special or local laws affecting San Antonio and Bexar County. A resolution by President Joe S. Sheldon urged full publicity and hearings for state legislation impacting the area, rejecting 'oval bill' schemes and laws applicable to only one city.
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Taxpayers’ Defense League
Joe S. Sheldon
Austin
Jace
San Antonio
Bexar County
Lee O'Dante
Mann
San Antonians Given T U Honors
Milton W. Bkehut of San Antonio earned the highest pharmacy school honor by being elected to Rho Chi the UT honorary fraternity. Jean Champion and Virginia te Davies of San Antonio were elected to the Canter club UT organization. Clyde Craven also from San Antonio was elected keener of the annals of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity.
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Milton W. Bkehut
San Antonio
Rho Chi
University of Texas
Jean Champion
Virginia Te Davies
Canter Club
Clyde Craven
Annals of Alpha Tau Omega
Socal Traterniuy
Two Bicycle Theft Charges Lodged in County Court
Henrique Aranda listed as suspect in Goliad road case. charged with theft of two bicycles valued at eight dollars each. Victims named Albert Moran of 108 Mike Street and Arthur Edinson of 636 Rigsby Avenue. Case filed in County Court at Law No 2.
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Henrique Aranda
Goliad Road
Albert Moran
Mike
Arthur Edfinson
Rigsby Avenue
Control Plan Offered To Handle Tuberculosis County Health Board Letter
A two page signed by John W Burleson chairman of the Bexar County Board of Health proposes three methods to manage tuberculosis in San Antonio. They include building a dedicated tuberculosis unit at Robert B Green hospital, hiring an assistant county physician to supervise home visits, and tracking admissions and discharges to Southton hospital under Dr Henry R Hoskind. The note urges using Southton only for advanced cases given current facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Burleson
Chirman
Bexar County Board of Health
Charles W. Anderson
San Antonio
Burleson
Robert B. Green Hospital
Henry R. Hoskind
Health Department
Southton Hospital
Home Show Week Proclaimed by San Antonio Mayor
Mayor Maury Mayerlok proclaimed March 1915 as Home Show Week in San Antonio in connection with the opening of the annual San Antonio Home Show at the Municipal Auditorium. The proclamation praised Americans’ love of homes and urged citizens to explore modern homes, fixtures, and furnishings while congratulating local merchants for organizing the event.
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Maury Mayerlok
San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Formor
Row
Third Army to Start Large Scale Maneuvers This Summer
The Third Army plans a series of maneuvers starting next week and culminating in summer operations with over 230000 personnel across divisions corps and staffs. Training will occur at Fort Sam Houston Leon Springs Brownwood and other sites with potential Eighth Army corps exercises. No site or troop participation finalised yet and conclusions to follow after corps operations. Air raids killed 789 civilians and injured 1088 in February according to the home security ministry.
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Third Army
Fort Sam Houston
Leon Springs
Divvision
Christine
Brownwood
Ares
Army Corps
Eighth Army Corps
Texas
First Cavalry Division
Hest
Louisiana
Fourth Corps
Louisi+na
Florida
London
Meroh
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Lurene. Griffin
Walter Stout
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By Frank Brady
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