Second Division Parade Review At Fort Sam Houston
About 15,000 officers and men in the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston will pass in review before Maj. Gen. James L. Collins and visiting newsreel and radio representatives. The Fort Sam ceremony marks Gen. Collins’ farewell before his reassignment to the Puerto Rican department. Brig. Gen. John P. Lucas will command a guard of honor. the group will also tour Kelly and Dunas fields and the San Antonio Army Depot as part of the visit before resuming their annual jaunt from Randolph Field. Participants include War Department officials, press and broadcasting representatives from major outlets, and entertainment news crews.
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Fort Sam Houston
James L. Collins
War Department
F Arewell
Colling
John P. Lucas
Twenty-third Infantry
Randolph Field
West Point
Woat
KH. J. Brees
Talra Army
BEE
Collins
Second Division
Division
Dodd Field
Cal- Uns
Fort Sam -Houston
Kelly Field
Cal
Alen
Stalf
Don Glassman
Council of A National Defense
George Alexanderson
New York Times
Earl Allvine
Fox Movittone News
Arthur Felden
Noo
Dacpartiant
William Blocuni
Central Broadcasting System
Harold Blumfield
Acme News Pictures
William Ghurrhill
Associated Press
John R. Whiting
Griffing Bancroft
International News Service
J. C. Brown
Stephen McCormick
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ed Kirby
Willam
Montagua Jr
Paramount News
James Lyons
Universal Newsreel
Alamo City Democratic Women's club elects new officers
Mrs W T Treasler is elected president of the Alamo City Democratic Women's club with Nan D Adams as first vice president Agnes Sherrill as second vice president and others named to the board of governing. Harold Stafford spoke at the Plaza meeting as 53 fifth grade pupils planned a school trip to Austin with leaders from the local PTA guiding arrangements.
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W. T. Treasler
Alamo City
Democratic Women's Club
Nan D. Adams
Agnes Sherrill
5. G. Tavley
Mes
Lenna Dobbing
Vela
Giraud
May Cope
Ralyn Gibbs
J. K. Derelta
Henrietta Tyle
Lillian Gordon
I. J. Richter
Pearl Mason
Alfred Sthoode
Beni Kayton
Ira Green
Roslyn Louis
Lee Palfrey
NH. Snyter
Carrick
Ralph Jackson
San Antonio
Austin
Inaund Education Department
Council of
Parent-Teachers Assolations
M. E.T
Capitol
University of Texas
Barton Springs
Relonga health boost praised by San Antonio nurse
Mrs Maxine F Ower of 610 W Harding Ave San Antonio testifies that Retonga a herbal laxative remedy gave her relief from severe digestion gas and nervousness after years of trying medicines. She reports weight gain and improved appetite and says she bought it at Walgreen’s 200 Houston St and other drug stores.
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G. E. Gerbel
Fairplay
Heroney Hind
Maxine F. Ower
W. Harding
San Antonio
Ma Ta Js
Retonga T
Walgreen
Walgreen's
Houston St
N D MacLennan Funeral in Waco
Funeral services for Nei Duncan MacLennan forty five died at his sister Mrs W A Riley s home in Waco were held Friday in Waco A native of McLennan county MacLennan came to San Antonio two weeks ago He is survived by five sisters and numerous relatives including Mrs Riley Mrs G C Gordon Mrs Ane onto Mrs Verd MacLennan Kin del and Mrs A M Miller of Waco and Mrs In Armstrong of Lubbock among others
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Nei Duncan MacLennan
W. A. Riley
Waco
McLennan County
AacLennan
Sri
Antonia
Riley
EB. Gordon
Gra Ane
Onto
Verd) MacLennan Kindel
Miller
Armstrong
Lirbbock
Svethers
Edwin Macbennan
Mashenllan
Thornton
Herbert MacLennan
Wines
Will Macketinant
Chinn Aprings
Fraud Charges Tie Communists to Ballot Schemes
Representative Martin Dies of Texas accused the Communist party of using fraud in labor actions and political campaigns. He cited a Milwaukee strike vote with 2200 allegedly fraudulent ballots and alleged Communist influence in the American Peace Mobilization and its allied groups.
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Tech
Washington
Communist Party
Martin Dios
Texas
Dies
Milwaukee
United Automobile Workers
Wis
Herote Christattel
Wils Focal Union
Congress of Industrial Oreantaations
Brntf
American League For Peace and Democracy
University row over book review sparks legislative debate
The Daily Texan reports on a university book review of Monte dies and the heated reaction in the Texas Legislature. Representatives Winfree and Bell defend free speech while critic Boyd Sinclair faces pressure from lawmakers over published views.
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Austin
Marely
University of Texas
Ray
Ous
Daily
Texan
Bank Review
Marc
Dirs
Boyrl Sinclair
Hue Texan
Dies
J. 2. Winiree
Houston
Journal of the House
Regents
Italian naval assault near Crete reported by high command
Rome Misch 28 Italian warships attacked Suda Bay area near Crete on Tuesday night. The Italian high command said Allied forces sustained heavy damage to transports and ships. The Thalians claimed dive bombing of a supply base behind Greek lines in Albania and limited land activity on that front. British aircraft reportedly bombed several bases in the Aegean, causing injuries. Dealers clear stocks during Used Car Exchange Weeks.
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Rome
Suda Bay
Teck
Crete
High Command
Albania
War Chronicle: Prominent War Events From 25 Years Ago
United States asks Berlin to confirm whether the English liner Sussex was torpedoed without warning. British Commons member blames entering British aircraft for casualties. Paris Allied conference drafts plans to starve Germany. Dorway interns stranded Uboat crew held despite German demand. Netherlands shoots down a British bomber. ships accused of neutrality violation. Anglo-French supreme war council confirms intent not to seek separate peace with Germany.
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United States
Berlin
Sussex
Hause of Commons
Paris
Germany
Dorway
Netherlands
Supreme War Council
Bele Sigma Phi elects new chapter officers at Rexburg
In Rexburg on March 27 the Bele Sigma Phi chapter announces its new officers Magine Holtsteam is president Mixing Scow serves as vice president Maxine Neville Js becomes treasurer Maathé Rice retires from the vice presidency.
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Maxine
Rexburg
State
Bele Sigma Phi
Magine Holtsteam
Mixing Scow
Maxine Neville Js
Maathé Rice
British Bom B Nazi Cities Hit by RAF Bombs
The Royal Air Force dropped heavy bombs on Cologne and Duesseldorf, with bursts seen amid sirens in London. German bombers attacked toward Britain but were repelled. one vessel credited to escort forces, casualties reported for raiders, and convoy protection stated.
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London
Royal Airforce
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Ministry of Information
Bristol
Verity
Admiralty
Leith
Admiralty Sale
Dlowia
Eonsh Lown
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Grayfield
Mort Lewis
N. D. MacLennan
Solong Hen
G. ©. Morris
Greenville
Boyd Sinclair
Morris
Winfree
Jah Bell
Cuero
University
Sinclair
Trxan
Winfree Sald
Winkee
Hitler
Sinclare
Paoy
Reserve Bankenies
Atlanta
Marcel
Raber
Preker
Federal Reserve Bank of
Alinta
Todlny
Crete Harbor AO
Ners
iMance
Nazi
Shaw
Amort
Interese
Edna
Rauhlahly
We Weekly
Lola
AL Werery
Jewels
Dawely
Weherey
Jewelers
HAWK
Houston Street
Gunter Hotal
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