British Reds Dim Hopes of Early Allied Post War Pact
Washington officials say Britain and Russia will unlikely commit to postwar terms, limiting talks to exchanging views. American sources doubt a firm peace plan from the wartime alliance and fear aid leverage will fade after defeat ends. Prime Minister Churchill’s stance is viewed cautiously and as not promising a broad postwar settlement.
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Hingsound Smithton
Washington
INS
Tafey
United Nations
Britain
Russia
Rueta
Gilmore Wuthorities
Mas Winder
Pacific
Hitler
Moscow
Great Britain
United States
TAPS
Germany
Pacific Ocean
British Isles
England
Sina
Vyacheslav Molatay
Churchill
W. Averell Hullman
Wendell Willkie
Trade Navy for Peace Says Solon Pepper
Senator Pepper urges the United States to give up part of its navy and air power to join a world body for postwar peace. He supports a Senate bill backing a global police force but warns sacrifice and balance of powers are required.
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Washington
Mareh
Ins
Pepper
D-Fls
United States
Senate
Ecora
l-Hill-Burton-Hatch
Nate Foreign
Bercomes
Tomer
Wis
United Nations
Reds Report Churchill Talk
MOSCOW March 23 first reaction of the Russian people to Churchill's Sunday speech heard on Moscow radio. They applauded his note that the British Eighth Army in Tunisia was moving against Rommel, and welcomed any prospect of a second front and direct land fighting. The radio carried a lengthy part of the speech but there was no official or editorial comment. The Moscow press also paused on his call for full consideration of Soviet views on war problems. The Life expectancy line notes England child life 14 years longer than in other unspecified place.
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Moscow
Churchill
Eighth Army
Tunisia
Marshal Rommel
Alreely
Times urges Moscow as core of postwar security in Europe
London dispatch notes The Times editorializes on March 2 that Russia must provide the nucleus of military and economic power in Eastern Europe for a postwar security system. It recalls a March 10 call for close Britain United States Soviet collaboration and warns that lasting peace depends on Russia’s pivotal role, urging recognition of implications for enduring Anglo American policy.
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London
the Times
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Germany
Judge Frees Youth Lost in Bexar Jail
John Kenneth Bennett 17 formerly missing from Bexar County Jail was brought before Judge W W McCrory who freed him after learning he is an orphan and given a chance at work. Bennett was indicted for stealing an $874 car from Roy Broadway on January 24 and was captured at Uvalde while heading to the West Coast. Chief Juvenile Officer Judge E Pickens will seek employment for him.
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John Kenneth Bennett
Bexar County
Criminal District Court
W. W. McCrory
Bennett
McCrory
Red Roy
Broadway
Uvalde
Pension of Widows Pension Faces Cuts and Reentries
The pension of Mrs Jelce Reyna widow of Fireman John Reyna died 1027 was cut from 76 to 00 a month by the firemen and policemen pension fund board. The reduction cites dependents aged 17. The board refused readmission to George Judd and Raoul Trudeau must pay assessments to rejoin. An earlier 11837 pension approval is noted.
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Jelce Reyna
John FP
Reyna
Board of Trustees of Firemen and Policemen Pension Fund
George F. Judd
Fort Sam Houston
Victor Keller
Raoul L. Trudeau
San Antonians Among SAACC Graduates
A large class of student pilots including officers and cadets completed pre flight training at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center and are assigned to primary flying schools in the area. The list names Capt. James L. Lenau and many others with addresses across San Antonio and nearby streets.
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San Antonio
Robert EB. Blackburn
North Alamo Street
Christopher J. Boyle
Pleasanton Road
Clifton N. Browh
Stanley, Cohen
Ashby Place
Max B. Combs
East Evergreen Street
Henry L. Connor
Venusway
Richard ¥. Cade
Dawson Street
John W. Decker
Saldana Street
Robert Lee. Dickens
South Presa Street
Sam Park Buncan Jr
Princeton Avenue
Will S. Finks Jr
Dewey M. Fulghem
South Presa
Arthur D. Latimer
Thompson Place
Donald W. Muarenall
Shadwell Drive
James Saddle Mathis
Ross N. Mathis
Nestor Peng
Buena Vista Street
Jack N. Polansky
Woman Fined for Slashing Husband in Local Tavern
Mildrea Gienn of 530 South Hackberry street was fined $5 and costs for attacking her husband with a knife during a tavern dispute. John Glenn, her husband, also fined for fighting in the same incident on March 4. R G Finney of 110 Schley avenue was fined $50 and costs for stabbing Rudolph B. Winne at the Bomb-Preot Cellar bar on October 25. David Tomys of 315 South San Saba street pleaded guilty and received 80 days in county jail for stabbing Charles Alvarez at 622 South Concho street on March 6.
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Mildrea Gienn
Hackberry Street
Charles Matthews
John Glenn
Iis
R. G. Finney
Schley Avenue
Rudolph D. BE. Winne
Nogalitos
Paviilion
David Tomys
South
San Saba Street
Charles Alvarez
South Concho Street
Public Notaries Affected by Statewide Recommission
County Clerk Albert G. Trawalter said public notaries in Bexar County will be recommissioned June 1 under a statewide policy from Secretary of State Sidney Latham. The change affects about 60 000 notaries with 4500 commissioned in Texas, including Bexar County, according to the notice.
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Bexar County
Albert G. Trawalter
Sidney Latham
Austin
Trawalter
Birthday Party Honors March Servicemen at Army Club
Servicemen with birthdays in March are invited to a birthday party at the Salynton Army UBO club located at 505 North Presa Street. The event begins at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, and those with March birthdays should register with the hostess before the party.
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Salynton Army Ubo Club
North Presa Street
Red Envoy Writes Of U S Policies
Endy Moscow reports on a Soviet pamphlet purporting to list U S foreign policy objectives and actions. The 1 5 page piece discusses the Monroe Doctrine, freedom of seas, African relations with Germany before and after WWI, and U S collision with Hitler’s regime. It covers Soviet views on Moscow Washington relations, defense, and the 1940s wartime alliance context.
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Endy Moscow
United States
Germany
Alexander Troyannvaky
Washington
Sitle
Soviet Union
Pamphiet
United Blazer
Byer
Yeas
Hitler
America
Russia
Hershey Clarifies Draft Class Misunderstandings
Washington March 23 3 7 In a briefing on draft classifications Hershey explains how dependents and essential activity drive 3-B vs 3-A decisions. He cites a newspaper reporter case and outlines the order of call for IA and 9-B registrants amid war production concerns.
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Hershey
Charles Molony Washington
M Baker
Selective Service
Louis B. Hershey
OPA Counsel Criticized Over Draft Map Scandal
Washington report details OPA chief David Ginsburg accused of drafting a map to guide friends to his country place, with lawmakers questioning his public duties and Draft status. Rep Sikes condemns the actions as unfit for a public official amid a probe into his army commission eligibility.
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Bishi
Washington
David Ginsburg
OPA
Rounger
Robert & F Sikes
Sikes
Ginsturg
Leon Henderson
Annapolis
House
Ginsburg
Fears Harbor
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