Vivisection Debate Pulls In Hearst Backing
A 1941 correspondence praises William Randolph Hearst for humanitarian stances and animal rights advocacy. The letter is joined by critique of vivisection from medical professionals, citing ethical concerns and urging inquiry into animal suffering in laboratories.
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N.Y
TPO
William Rendoiph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Ararat
Lillian L. Shorter
The
Vivisection Anvestization League
Prelate Arrival Aids Archbishop-elect Lucey Greeting
Archbishop-elect Hubert F B Lucey arrives in San Antonio amid a 4:30 p m fanfare at the depot. Monsignor Peter J Schnetzer, Mayor Maury Maverick, and clergy greet him with a parade from the depot to San Fernando Cathedral. About 20 San Antonio clergy board from New Braunfels to join him.
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Hubert FB. Lucey
San Antonio
M.et
Peter J. Schnetzer
Maury Maverick
New
Braunfels
San Ferando Cathedral
Maverick Wil
Lucey
Mavericz
United States
John F.o'hara
Notre Dane Cdnversity
United States Army and Navy
O'Hara
Fort Sain Houston
Bunday
Joseph Rumuinell
New Orleans
Amista Giovanni Cleognani
Apostolic Delicegate
Southern Pacific
Galveston Drydock Strike Ends After Settlement
Galveston strike at the drydock, largest on the coast, ended Sunday after a settlement, with workers resuming shifts at the Torid-Calveston facility and British government involvement noted.
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Galveston
Marchy
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Frelgts
Torid-Calveston Drydocks
Warkmen
Polt
Aifdal
Senate approves seven billion aid in record time
Washington reports the Senate swiftly approved a seven billion dollar aid package, shattering speed records. The bill, already passed by the House, goes to President Roosevelt for signature, with formal delivery planned by plane as he tours the coast.
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Senate
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Local university figures named in intercollegiate efforts and concert plans
A note highlights Leighton Uarikelgl of the University of San Antonio as first president of the Interval Interracial Commission, and Faye Tuter Keysinger of San Antonio who won top prize in a Methersonville short story contest. Lawrence J. Goner, director of Saint Mary’s university hand, announces a Trek concert slated for Tuesday.
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Uarikelgl
University of San Antonio
Interracial Commission
Faye
Tuter Keysinger
San Antonio
Methersonville
N.C
Rother
Lawrence J. Goner
Si. Atary
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Pope, Italys King Seek Peace In Wartime Accord
London dispatch reports a covert Vatican and Savoy alliance with Pope Pius XII and King Victor Emmanuel III pursuing peace to save Italy from destruction. Amid censorship and raids, morale erodes. citizens urge action though plans hint at dissolving fascism. Royal visits and stalled wartime policy signal grave crisis as Germany expands influence.
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Italy
Mussolini
Fius Xil
Victor Emmanuel
House of Savoy
Germany
England
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Pius
Aosta
Helen
France
Brooks Pilot Search Futile after two days of aerial chase
Brooks field officials continued the search for Flying Cadet Cecil Porter missing since Saturday after two days of aerial efforts by Twenty Second Observation squadron planes. Rough terrain hindered locating the advanced training plane No 048 as crews scoured routes toward San Marcos and Yoakum with no results. Porter, 38, from Winfield Kansas, a Class 41 G cadet, was scheduled to return to Brooks after a flight to San Antonio and other nearby towns.
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Winfield
Kaw
Weather Outlook Sees Cool Rain Then Snow Threat
The weather forecast calls for clamming rain in the city, with a chance of light snow reaching the Panhandle. Monday’s high near 70 drops to around 40 Tuesday morning, then rises to about 64 by Tuesday afternoon.
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Meury Jarboe Munday
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Panhandle
Car crushes foot of Los Angeles boy in street accident
A 10 year old boy, Irnesh Rogers, was injured when a car ran over his right foot in the 700 block of Saltillo Street Monday. The driver did not stop.
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Britain Calls 37 Year Old Men for Draft Registration
Britain today ordered men aged 37 to register for military service on Saturday in response to wartime needs. The directive specifies those within the age group must report for the bulley service registration on the designated date.
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Tonikhl
Goory
Ff Bulley Servier
Hospital Hearing Panel Eyes Constitutional Amendment
Commissioners court stood against the proposed Bernivlay hospital and Charles W. Anderson urged a public hearing with newspaper representatives to discuss county finances and hospital maintenance.
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Tobernivlay Hospital
Gemby Vege
Charles W. Anderson
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Th Rity
U S Naval Guns Given to Britain
Washington reports that American Vavats are being turned over to the British Army for use on merchant ships. The move aims to arm ships in American ports under the lease-lend act and may speed up the delivery of armament across the Atlantic. President Roosevelt may also shorten routes to Halifax for ship outfitting.
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Matt Washington
Aritniy
Quare Tons
Tooosevelt
Halifax
Turkey and Russia near new friendship accord
Istanbul reports a forthcoming declaration of friendship between Turkey and the Soviet Union to be published at midnight. It would pledge Russian aid to Turkey by all means if attacked by Germany, deny rumors of betrayal, promise benevolent neutrality if Turkey fights, and include Turkish reciprocal assurances, with references to a 1926 non aggression pact and possible secret clauses on help from Russia in a conflict with Germany.
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Haltani
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Stork
Germany
Jim Saviel
Vyuenestatt Matotov
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Rilsgia
Spring Snowfall Hits Rockies Area
A spring storm swept six Rocky Mountain states from Montana to New Mexico, bringing heavy snow. Greeley Colorado measured eight inches as highways and rail service slowed and traffic halted during the storm’s peak.
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Nebraska
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Ulan
Seven Children Die in House Fire Near Windsor Mill
At Windsor Mill Quebec seven children aged from four months to 33 years perished in a frame house blaze last night. The fire broke out while the parents were visiting friends, destroying the home near Sharbrooke. The victims were the children of Mr and Mrs Mele Leelare and several others. Investigators were expected to inspect the scene.
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Quebec
Arcadian Press
Sharbrooke
Mele Leelare
New Naval Defense Areas Created by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt issued executive orders establishing two new naval defense areas in the Pacific. Subic Bay in the Philippine Islands and Kodiak Island in Alaska are designated defense territories where foreign vessels are banned.
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Tieskient Roosevelt
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Philipine Islands
Rod Ah Kodiak Island
Alasika
Refugee children invited to White House Eve Roll fete
British refugee children will join Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in a White House eye roll party. The event, part of the traditional celebrations, includes Master Morey as a guest child.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Master Morey
Weather forecast for San Antonio and region
Weather forecast from the U S Weather Bureau notes mostly cloudy skies with occasional rains Monday night into Tuesday. Highs reach near 70s, lows around 48 to 65 degrees, with cooler conditions in the north Monday night and scattered showers across West Texas turning to light snow early Tuesday in some areas. Moderate easterly winds expected, with showers in most regions except Panhandle.
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Panhandle
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Tanhavidle
Father Held In Death Of Bagy
Formal charges of double murder were filed today against William Evans 55 after a knife attack. Evans killed his wife's son Aid Nis motsyeretn and wounded his wife Nedra 22, while his mother-in-law Mrs Sanders 44 and his mother Mrs Mortimer Evans were among others injured. Mrs Sanders died soon after. the boy Tipplas died yesterday. Evans claimed he did not mean to kill anyone though he admitted to attempting to take the baby to a doctor during the dispute.
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Sanders
Yugoslavia Moves to Firm Axis Ties Amid Crisis
Belgrade reports show Yugoslavia enforcing martial measures as Axis ties loom. Premier Dragutin Dimitrijević Cvetković orders 24 hour police duty, ban on public meetings, and mobilization of troops while negotiations with Berlin progress. Greek border officers reportedly see Yugoslav officers offering service as talks intensify.
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Bombs Pain on Berlin as RAF Drops Explosives
Fragmented OCR report notes incendiary bombs and high explosives dropped on Berlin last night by the RAF. Terminal lines show unclear datelines and misspelled names. readable parts indicate air raid activity and ongoing wartime air operations.
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Last Nigh
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Officintty Toriay
Repulse of Nazi Invasion Reported By Allies
Fragmented report describes Allied forces repelling a German assault across the North Sea lanes. It mentions Australian troops and a later claim of German barges and naval actions near Britain, with details varying across sources and timing unclear.
British Cruiser to Refit in OU 8
Washington reports a British battle cruiser to dock at Norfolk naval yard for refit today with unofficial sources naming possible ships Hood Repulse or Renown. The Navy Department would not comment on movements of American or British vessels while reports suggest a cruiser is en route to the Pearl Harbor or Atlantic bases for repairs.
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Norfolk, Va. Navy Yard
Vler Bila
British note warns Olav over Yugoslav axis shift
A British note delivered in Belgrade to Yugoslav Foreign Minister Aleksandar Cvić Marković warned that Belgrade would face deterring consequences if, despite the axis alliance, Yugoslavia pursued neutrality. The message, tied to past wartime friendship with Britain, urged a drastic policy change away from neutrality toward closer Axis alignment.
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Ta Campbell
Aleksantion Ctytar- Markovic
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