Pan American solidarity quotes from Mexico secretary of foreign affairs
Publicly printed sentiments by Hon. Esequiel Padilla of Mexico advocate continental unity and shared justice. He argues democracy protects freedom of belief and thoughts and warns against dictatorship while urging defense of sovereign rights and Latin American cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esequiel Padilla
Mexico
United States
William Randolph Hearst
Americas
Viely Ibertien
Mexton
Woman Held After Fatal Calder Street Stabbing
Mrs. Trinle Garcia, 22, died at 2 50 p m after a stabbing on Calder street during a late night altercation with Miss Fannie Escalente 10 and others. Escalente admitted fighting over Raymond Garcia and a knife was used in the chest. Police captured Escalente on Calder street. a knife found nearby. Garcia was taken to Robert B Green hospital. Escalente and Victor Fernandez were booked on vague charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Trinle -Garcis
Booth Smith Street
Walind
Calder Street
Fannie Escalente
South Frio Street
Dotson
Ray Owens
Garcia
Robert B. Green Hospital
Escalente
Quen
Fermaindez
Greek Army in Albania Threatened by Escapees
Greek intelligence reports say Tiatians in a war camp warned that advancing front lines would prompt the execution of retreating soldiers. The prisoners named a battalion led by Giuseppe Rottati, a former civil governor of Addis Ababa and ex minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Mie Grecka
Giuseppe Rottati
Addis Ababa
Échtentinis
Weather Bias In A Jumbled Spring Forecast
A scrambled weather note suggests spring is near with partly cloudy skies and light southeast winds. No rain is forecast as temperatures edge from 45 to 72 degrees across Tuesday to Wednesday, with a modest warming trend despite garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Vy HL
Death Driver Sentenced After Houston Bicycle Death
Lloyd Jones aged 51 received a four year prison term in Houston for driving while intoxicated and failing to render aid after the traffic death of Winston McLeod, 14. McLeod was struck while riding his bicycle. Jones admitted guilt and told the judge he would never drive again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Lloyd Jones
Winston McLeod
Jones
Langston G. King
McLeod
Chelslyins
Weygand Returns From Vichy Visit
Generalissimo Weygand returns from Vichy after brief talks with Chief of State Marshal Pétain and other French leaders. He reports arrival at North Africa HQ following the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Genitralissma
Maxine Weygrind
Hig North
Citief
Print
Maverick Splits Wicket of Antis
A chaotic report outlines pre campaign maneuvering and propaganda tactics in a local park race. It notes pressure tactics on opponents, visits by city groups, and shifts in support among candidates including Bennett and McKay while mentioning the Negro Voters League backing for Pearl Matheny in a related race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don P
Allmast
Maverlckos
Savy Bennett
Cra
Park Commiasioner
Bennett
Don
Mingor
Olifico
Jalip Contrary
Morrisa
da Eepori
Francis Sullivan
Rossibitty
Pallee
Fire Rome Missioner
Toon
Moryis
Paul Creffier
Plummer
Rickot
Dickson
Walter Tynan
Iatkhig
McKay
Parks Post
Rickgroum i
Texas A
McCege
Negro Voters League Thesday
Tin
P.earl Matheny
Fire and Police
Con Missioner
More
TEXAD HOUSE GREEKS FACE PAnoko TAK MEASURE
Austin reports a long Georgia style legislative session ending with a 137 to 8 vote after over 14 hours of debate. The bill would boost social security spending and raise taxes to fund a 30.2 million annual plan, with proposed reforms to personal income and corporate taxes and new levies on gas and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
House
W. Les O'Daniel
Bwver
Paul Dwyer
San Antonio
Ines Taylor
Kerena
Sutegrave
Local Leaders Seek College Removals and Cancer Drive
A Pat Miller and chamber committees aim to remove Austin College and Trinity University with support from San Antonio and El Paso figures. Francisco de P. Jimenez would become Mexican consul general, replacing Omar Josefe. Mrs Edward W. Coyle leads the Women’s Field Army of the American Society for Cancer Control in the Bexar County drive against cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Austin College
Trinity University
San Antonio
Francisco DE P. Jimenez
Teor
Yugoslavs Prepare Extraordinary Cabinet Meeting
Belgrade May 11 reports that facing a German demand to join the axis Yugoslav leader Prince Paul convened an extraordinary cabinet meeting for tomorrow. All cabinet members and senior officials will attend, with representatives of the Yugoslavian general staff. A statement on Yugoslavia's relations with Germany and Italy is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Brock Re-elected Herefords' Leader at Fort Worth Meet
Fort Worth March 1 James M. Brock of FB was elected president of the Hereford Association for the fourth consecutive term at the annual meeting in Fort Worth last night. Henry Mean of Fort Worth was re-elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
James M. Brock
Hereford
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with mild temperatures. Tuesday highs near 68, Tuesday night around 45, Wednesday about 72. Winds from the east and southeast along the coast, with cooler conditions prevailing in Panhandle and West Texas regions. Weather patterns indicate warmer conditions in the upper Rio Grande valley and mixed cloud cover across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
West Texas
Panhandle
Calder
Rio Genade Valley
British aid plan eyed as war aims shift in Europe
Washington reports indicate top officials doubt Britain can defeat Germany alone and foresee a negotiated peace if American aid, including military equipment, extends beyond loans and sales. An estimated 7.0 billion dollars in aid is proposed, with urgency to move through Congress and speedily fund arms and supplies to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbl International News
Eltral
Washington
INS
Oriel
Great Britain
Germany
Roosevelt
Britain
Bhig
Europe
American Justiciala
10 Fa
Iry Smith
England
Thevina
France
Mediterranean
Italy
Balkans
Balkan Mountains
lFin
Ectieress
Congress
Tomorow
Senate
House
Glass D.vad
Senate Appropriations Comniter
Witt House
Byres
Byrnes
America
Vane
Plas
Ats
Aone
War and Navy Departments
Ein
Britons Launch Battle for Seas
London reports Britain plans to use American ships and materiel to counter Axis raiders, with officials claiming robust U S support will arrive in time. A vast Briton shipping empire is being prepared to man, supply, and deploy aircraft, ships, and crews in the coming naval and air conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Peresonnel
America
United States
Alc
Mlatsim
Arentnid
Sinelaly
Sraways
Sinelair
Paul Joseph Gorhbely
Arettibald
Britshy
Greece reports peace talks ridiculed as victories mount in Albania
In Athens on March 11 reports of a German dictated peace between Greece and Italy were ridiculed as the capital celebrated a series of decisive Greek victories over Italian troops in Albania. Captured prisoners reported Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano had returned to Italy to command a bomber squadron. The Greek army, described as the greatest since Trojan times, pressed actions from Uske Ochrida to the Adriatic Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Uns
Greece
Italy
Albania
Ofitelai
Irarnai
Galeazzo Chano
Uske Ochrida
Advialle
Tax receipts push U S revenues past four billion
Washington reports March tax collections near four billion dollars with further payments expected to lift the total above five billion before month end. In eight days of March receipts reached 60.46 million, nearly double last year's pace as federal revenue grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mi
Bayly
Nak
Feedermi Dent
Astug Winost
Thai Indo-China Peace Pact Signed Amid Border Talks
Thai and French Indo-China signed a Japanese brokered peace pact likely to yield border demarcation, with Thailand gaining portions of Laos and Cambodia while suspicions of concessions persist. Both sides indicated a possible shift in control over disputed areas after weeks of negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxyo
Thailand
Cambodia
Thedo-Chilha
Yaoundary
Fair Lay
Laos
LaGuardia Pushes Prohibition Zone Against Prostitution Near Camps
Washington March 11 Mayor Fiorello H La Guardia of New York appeared before the House Military Affairs Committee urging swift passage of a bill to prohibit prostitution within military camps. He urged strict enforcement and stated the zones should cover military reservations to protect soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UINS
F. H. LaGuardita
Aim York
House Military Affairs
Cly
Reserve Your Copy of the 1941 Texas Yearbook
The Light office at Broadway and Fifth Street invites orders for the 1941 Texas Yearbook. All copies will be wrapped for mailing and sent to friends upon request. Call to reserve and have yearbooks mailed directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Broadway
Fifth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mexten
API
Jerlougy
Fannif Escalente
Maverick
Antis
Uckel
Fang
Texad House
Panoko Tak
Imcoms
Stock Shire Sanes
Walford Bayles
Softa
Bulgaria
Nuarters
Axils Officinis
Gietinan
Sofia
Turkey
George Rendel
King Barty
Earle
United ‘States
George W. Farle
Rendel
Ingation Fornally
Signe
Legation
Isttabul
Cait
High Creek
Bulent
Es Fronlinr
Brock
Herefords
Marre
Weather Bureau
Wala
Woodrum
Monsing
White House
U.3
LaGuardia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!