Conservation districts form in San Antonio area vote high
Farmers in the San Antonio region voted March 9 on 22 proposed soil conservation districts under state act. Most districts approved with margins around 60 to 87 percent though Lavaca County rejected one proposal. If formed, districts will guide soil and water conservation under farmer boards with federal support through CCC camps and water projects.
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San Analonio
San Antonio
Caldwell, Hays
Trevis
Karnes
Bec
Goliad
Comal
Guadalupe
Hays
Wilson County
Lavaca
Gonzales
Drwnt
Laveca
W. H DuPiy
Fail Conservation Service
Guadalupe Basin
Dewitt
Atascosa River
Atascosa
Foo and
McMullen
Federal Soil Conservation Service
du Prey
Hungary Premier to Leave for Rome
Budapest March 161 Count Pal Teleky premier of Hungary will leave for Rome tomorrow for talks with Italian Premier Mussolini and Italian foreign minister Galeazzo Ciano. An official announcement said the trip is mainly for rest and that he will use the occasion to see the Italian leaders.
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Budapest
Pal Tereky
Hungary
Rome
Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Former State WPA Head Sentenced to Prison
Kansas City report states Matthew S. Murray, former WPA administrator, was sentenced to two years in federal prison for income tax evasion.
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Kansas City
Matthew S. Murray
Head Cold Relief Ad Claims Swift Nose Clearing
An oddly garbled ad-like notice touts a treatment to relieve head cold misery. It promises free breathing after removing nasal congestion through a formula claiming fast acting agents designed for the nose and upper throat.
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Ciicomfort
Aera Mari
Brenner Pass meeting signals new war ending drive
War Roundup reports Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met at the Brenner Pass amid secrecy to discuss a possible peace offensive and Italy’s role in the European conflict. A Italian Russian rapprochement and German Italian cooperation were noted. Pope Pius XII and Sumner Welles also met in the Vatican while Britain and France eyed political changes.
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Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Berlin
Italy
Mary
Pope Pius AQ
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Vatican
UM O
Welles
Europe
Britain
France
Paris
London
Lollypops Promote Nutrition for Sick Children
Cambridge hospital officials advocate lollipops as a simple nutrition and sugar source to combat acidosis in ill children. Dr Dito Yen, a rector, explains orange and lemon flavors aid intake when other foods are refused.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dito
Yensin
Cambridge Hospital
Woman Kills Self at Farm Near Pastura
Mrs Beatriz Ortega Moya 23 a mother of three shot and killed herself at her Pastrua farm home. Coroner's jury rules death by own action in Santa Rosa New Mexico.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Beatriz Ortega Moya
Pastura
Colorado College of Education Head Leaves San Antonio
Dr. George Willard Prazier president of the Colorado College of Education and his wife and daughter Jane left San Antonio Monday for Brownsville after a weekend visit with I L Stutsman San Antonio schools superintendent. Dr. Frazier traveled from Dallas on a picture tour.
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George Willard Prazier
Colorado College of Education
Jane
San Antonio
Brownsville
I. £. Stutsman
Frazier
Dallas
County Agents Meet in L A at Plaza Hotel
A gathering of county and home demonstration agents from 24 South Texas counties met Monday at the Plaza hotel. E. C. Martin and Miss Maydell Smith, District 10 extension service supervisors, chaired the session and led discussions on regional programs.
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L. A
South Texas
Plaza Hotel
E. C. Martin
Maydell Smith
Weather summary and tourist outlook with temperatures
The report lists temperatures and conditions across many U S cities for a weather overview. It includes highs and lows, cloud cover, wind, humidity, and rainfall details for Abilene Albuquerque Alpine Amarillo Chicago Dallas El Paso Denver and many others, plus general notes on sun and moon times, tides, and precipitation while noting month to date deficits and total rainfall.
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Ter
Albuquerque
Alpine
Tex
Amarillo
Apalachicola
Avianta
Gao
Austin
Birmingham
Boston
Mast
Bray
Brownayilie
Buffalo
Cairn
Lear der Mainer
Inwa
Dodge City
Kan
Evansville
Ind
EL Paso
Fort Smith
Ark
Geheston
Jancavilla
Juneau
Alisha
Kansas City
Glouny Knoxtine
Utah
Montgomery
Ala
Cherashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Law
New York
Rune
Alaska
Oklahoma City
Chay
Omaha
Palerting
Phoenix
Ally Pritaburgh
Mort Ardhur
Forry Rateahon
Clea Deewell
Dingo
Calif
Kamia Feon
San Francinco
Calit
Walianatan
Winnemacra
Ray
Arneen Fe
Nazi Attack on French Front Repulsed
Paris reports German assaults the largest since the war began were repelled by French machine gun and artillery fire. In several engagements west of the Vosges and east of the Moselle, German forces suffered heavy losses while French patrols and observers extended fire power to drive them back. Along the Rhine the exchange of machine gun fire continued as propaganda loudspeakers urged both sides.
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Britain
Scapa Flow
Western Front
Paris
Vosges Mountains
Moselle
le Wes
Vosges
Ad Vance
Rhine
Maaginot
Basel
Switger
Engaged land blasts propaganda billboards on German side
Yesterday fighters blasted propaganda billboards on the German side bearing the slogan Do not suc riflce yourself for the English. The brief note records a wartime action in a contested area with terse wording and unclear attribution.
French Patrols Repelled on Western Front Reported
Berlin dispatch from DNB reports fierce skirmishes on the western front as German outposts repelled strong French patrols. Heavy artillery exchanges accompanied the fighting with over 2000 shells fired in one sector.
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Berlin
Zwei‘pruecken
DNB
Offfein
French reject changes on Paris peace push
French government sources said the Brenner conference does not alter Allied stance. They insist on no immediate compromise peace and pledge to continue the fight until victory and security guarantees are won. Daladier met President Lebrun to discuss cabinet extensions amid parliamentary pressure.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
Swiss Open Fire on Foreign Aircraft
Reuters reports from Berne that Swiss anti aircraft guns and warplanes opened fire today as foreign planes crossed Swiss air space. The incident marks heightened tensions with incursions over Swiss territory witnessed in the morning.
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London
Reuters
Berne
Switzerland
The War 25 Years Ago Today
The text notes French forces under Allied fire at the Dardanelles with Turkish and German actions nearby. It mentions a German counterattack halting a French drive in Champagne and a German dirigible bombing Calas, driven off by French airmen.
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Womit
Rutting Iyner Dardanelles
Champagne District
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