Hitler and Mussolini Confer on European War Situation
Hitler and Mussolini held a two leader meeting in Berlin Rome amid ongoing European war concerns. A cordial brief report said they discussed all questions of mutual interest as Sumner Welles observed, with Italy and Germany weighing peace terms and strategic moves.
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Historic Hitler Mussolini Meeting On Alpine Frontier
Report of an early morning encounter between Hitler and Mussolini aboard a special train near the Brenner Pass. The brief, cordial talks followed a quick ceremony as guards reviewed and both leaders exchanged salutes. The article notes a new accident insurance policy offer for aged policyholders and mentions the Italian German entourage.
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Welles Carries Peace Plan Report at Brenner Pass
Reports persist that in talks with Hitler at the Brenner pass Premier Mussolini presented a new Anglo French peace proposal. The plan calls for a Germany Britain and France conference to settle issues in Poland Czechoslovakia the Balkans and the Near East with Britain possibly returning war losses in exchange for Soviet policy changes. The proposal reportedly reached Rome via Sumner Welles and came from Paris and London. Dealers note strong activity during Third Annual Used Car Exchange Week as classifieds advertise.
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MCA Opens 320000 Ori Workers in Annual Campaign
MCA opens its 320000 Ori campaign with about 100 workers in three crafts under the Tringle Pyramis Builders guild. The goal is $20,000 by March 25 as work begins on funding the Y. John G. Swope chairs, with Frank Cunningham Laur en Benton and Ernest Lee leading the crafts. Each worker must raise 126 dollars to meet the contract target.
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Gandhi Position Threatened By Rival Congress Leader
In Ramgarh India a crowd of about 10 000 met Subhas Chandra Bose as he arrived to lead a rival camp outside Gandhi loyalists plenary session Bose urged an immediate political course to push dominion status and defy Britain while Gandhi showed no sign of bowing to dissident demands.
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Fontaine Transfers to Park Meter Post in City Auditor Office
Jules Fontaine, an employee in the city auditor’s office, was moved Monday to the parking meter department. He was succeeded by W. E. Ban as the second deputy in the auditor’s office, per City Auditor T. N. Tucker.
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T. N. Tucker
Infant Survives 10 Degree Temperature in Spokane
An infant girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Yount, survived exposure with artificial respiration after a 110 degree fever in Spokane. Attendants said the baby was improving on the fourth day of life. Doctors cited a disturbance in the brain's heat regulating center as the cause.
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A. A. Shuler
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Ramett
Negro Keeps $5 and Cigarettes
AA Seaman of 304 North St reports a theft involving a $5 bill and cigarettes. Police are alerted after a suspect failed to return with change. Also, Mrs. Rether Alterman reports jewelry stolen from 1226 West Craig Place. Willie Wanke at 1414 South Hackberry Street reports $19 worth of articles taken from a car parked on 200 block of Aves.
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Payrolls Up Slightly in San Antonio February Report
San Antonio payrolls in February ran 14 percent above February 1949 while employment declined 5.3 percent over the past year. State manufacturing employment rose 4.4 percent and payrolls 5.3 percent from February last year, with Amarillo showing the largest gains and San Antonio payrolls 1.3 percent below January.
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University of Texas Bureau of Business Watch
Amarillo
Ford Charges Partially Dismissed In Labor Case
Dallas March 13 Ford Motor Company won partial relief in the N L R B hearing denying part of the unfair labor practices charges while reserving judgment on others The section about United Association of Journeymen Plumbers and Steamfitters was dismissed with no objection The judge deferred ruling on the discharge claim of William Humphries amid union activity questions and noted the Texas statute of limitations Also dismissed was the alleged assault on David W Smith Ford contends there was no link between company authority and the labor actions and says steps to protect property were taken during 1937 hearings
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R N. Denham
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Gabe P. Allen
Ford
Denham
William 4. Humphries
Allett
Humphries
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Nine Jailed After Clash in Mexico
In Querétaro, March 18, nine members of National Action were jailed after a clash with Avila Camacho supporters outside NA headquarters. Avila Camacho aides shouted from a balcony and were met with counter fire and stones. Federal troops detained NA leaders as lawyers prepared protests claiming Avila Camacho partisans should have been arrested.
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Malibu bear footprints hint at mystery in closed colony
Santa Monica reports singer Joan Boles found footprints of men women and children inside a closed Malibu film colony home. Two beds slept in, nothing apparently missing. Also notes annual corps inspection for RH. O. T. OC. units at San Antonio high schools set for Thursday under Maj. Thomas A. Austin Jr and Col. Spencer.
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Japan protests Russia over Sakhalin border clash
TOKYO says Japan lodged a fresh protest with the Soviet embassy regarding a Sakhalin border clash in which a Japanese patrol reportedly came under fire last week. The foreign office again condemned the incident and demanded clarification from Moscow.
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Four Squad Cars Halt Speeder on South Flores
Four police squad cars pursued a speeding auto on South Flores street Monday. After a 1 block chase Patrolman H. Higlas, with Officers G. W. Hutton C. Heinrich and Lieut. Joe Hester, halted the vehicle at Dolorowa and Flores. Mrs. W. W. Johnson, 30, of 42 Paschal street, was booked for driving under the influence and speeding.
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Suspect Arrested In Hollywood In Murder Ring Case
Irving Cohen a 230 pound movie extra was arrested in his Hollywood apartment after a New York telegraphic warrant. Police say his detention follows disclosures by ribout ring members jailed in Brooklyn. Cohen, denying any illegal activity, linked to an Eastern city sales job, hopes the crackdown helps solve four months old murder of Harry Greenberg, former Tepke partner.
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Louis “Tepke" Buechalter
Danish Interned German Airmen Seek Food on Lolland
Four airmen from the German bomber which crashed on the island of Lolland off the Danish coast were captured today after arriving at a farmhouse seeking sustenance. They will be interned.
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Central Texas Rural Power gains lower rural electricity rates
The Lower Colorado River authority chaired by W. B. Arnold met in Austin to set reduced rates for Pedernales and Lower Colorado River rural cooperatives. Minimum charges drop from 92.50 and 245 to 125, with a 25 year plan to purchase and connect rural lines from San Marcos to Buda and Marble Falls area, expanding service to small towns and farms.
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