Oklahoma Speech Backfires in Roundup of 1944 Politics
The piece reports on Oklahoma and Texas political maneuvering as Democrats claim Pappy Daniel’s Oklahoma radio remarks backfired while GOP strategists shift focus to foreign policy. It notes voting strength projections, poll tax figures, and party realignments ahead of the wartime 1944 election, with references to Wherry, ALP, Roosevelt support, and soldier voting deadlines.
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Texas
George J. Bhoppard
Harris County
Dallas
Ship
Une
Roosevelt
ALP
New York
Deens Kidney Aid Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement-like text touts Deen’s remedy for backache leg pains and kidney issues. It claims dangerous toxins in the blood and promises painless relief, claiming a package of remedies unseen for over 40 years and urging purchase for rapid healing.
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Nature
Peta
Apollo
Washington Roundup Solon Quits for Army Privates
Washington roundup notes Rep Domengeaux D La resigns from the House to enlist as a private in the army. He previously disclosed selling draft rights. The piece touches on critiques of executive overreach and legislative limits, with stray mentions of the World Calendar, Easter dates, and tax timing debates amid a recess and upcoming measures on shore works and taxes.
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Washington
Lhs
Domengeaux
House of Repreventatives
Louis
Ginkressman
Fk Coveapues
Iine Dent
Ty Deparkire Agmin
Resuiblicane
Congress
Senate
Tesalutawa
Schedule changes update for Sunset Route trains
Western timetable adjustments announced by J F Sullivan traffic manager Texas Louisiana overland service westbound Train No 4 from San Antonio departs 4 10 p m now and eastbound Train No 2 leaves 4 08 a m replacing 4 15 a m schedule.
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Geveral
Souther Pacific
Fl Paso
New Orleans
San Antonio
J. F. Sullivan
Prssenter
Texas-Louisiana
Brn
Texas GOP Men Puzzled By Meet
Republican leaders in Texas denied any official Dewey gathering after reports of a San Angelo meeting. Key figures including Judge McDowell and Mrs Medea refuted claims of an organized conclave with 32 state committee members attending, while some supporters pushed Dewey as Roosevelt’s challenger.
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K. McDowell
al Deltie
Dewey
San Angelo
Roosevelt
Ol State Committees
Judge McDowell
Convention Surprise as Austin Wins State Convention Bid
The state executive committee selected Austin as the convention site by a 25 to 11 vote, surprising San Antonio which had been favored. Mayor Maverbany noted hotel promises for 3000 attendees, while officials said the committee meeting was dominated by women who preferred Austin for central access and accommodation.
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Orhcials
Une Micelina
Maverbany
Aistin
San Antonio
Minera
Alter
Len
Covennar
Brovenson
Canmttine
Mayer Ajinny
Levis
Ant
Tom Saier
Aystiy Ware
Austin
Miller
Mauernmin
Ateff
Opposition to Better Schools State Unified
The Better Schools ticket faces three vacancies on the school board as A C Loyd withdraws for health reasons. He will back independents George Tucker Tom Blue and Mrs Charles Murphy while opposition lines form around opponents of the American Federation of Teachers. Voters prepare for a Saturday election with little campaigning as Tucker notes the campaign is effectively over. William Arnold of the Weekly Dispatch says labor support for Loyd shifts to Tucker.
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Better Schools
Baturley
A. C. Loyd
Hie
George Tucker
Tom Blue
Charles Murphy
UNION
Nan
Packer
Randle Taylor
FF. A. Winters
O. E. Latimer
Tre
American Federation of Teachers
San Antonnio
William Arnold
Im Weekly Dispatch
Loyd
Mir Theker
Tucker
Four From .A. in Chickasha Okla. Hospital Casualties
The Borden General Hospital at Chickasha Oklahoma lists four soldiers from Texas area as overseas casualties. Named are Pte Lowe E Gonzales of San Antonio. Technician Claus Woodraw W Livingston of Route 9. Technician Ernest A Stautzenberger of East Lubbock Street. Pvt Haven R Trevino of McNeary Street. Additional privates include Third Class Altre G Cord gay of Floresville. Pvi Geoter Self of Raymondville. Pvt Wa evel L Gurrell of Yoakum.
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Batanvermans
Texas
Borden General Hospital
Chickasha
Okla
San Antanians
Lowe E. Gonzales
South Brazee Street
Claus Woodraw
W. Livingston
Techniciatt
Ernest. A. Stautzenberger
East Lubbon Street
Gad Fyt
Haven R. Trevino
McNeary Atrvet
Altre G
Cordgay
Floresville
Geoter Self
Raymondville
Pvt
L. Gurrell
Yoakum
L A Tax Office Reports March Collections Rise
City Tax Commissioner Alfred Callaghan celebrated his birthday as reports showed March license and dues collections near 96,000 above February. The office had already collected 46,004 in taxes and 901,504.47 in byleriges and dues for March compared with 55,805.53 in February.
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Alfred Callaghen
Unti
Callaghan
Navy Man Injured in Fire at Alameda Base
Trinidad Paca a 23 year old aviation machinist mate from San Antonio was injured Wednesday when a navy medium bomber caught fire at Alameda Naval Air Station California. The men were trapped inside the plane as it burned and exploded fuel sparked by a fuel tank. Dudley J. Janes from Brownwood, another aviation machinist mate, was also injured and a civilian worker was killed.
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Trinidad Paca
San Antonio
Navy
Alameda
California
Dudley J. Janes
Aviation
Brownwood
OPA Plans Record Check in San Antonio District
Manufacturers of building materials and consumer goods in the San Antonio district will face a full records audit by the OPA within two weeks of notice. District enforcement officer William P. Robbins says the review is part of a nationwide compliance effort and will exclude apparel makers. A later price spot-check is planned across the 80 counties.
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San Antonio
OPA
Wiliam P. Robbins
New Training Course Offered By Local University Partners
A new free tuition war training course offered by Si Marys University in collaboration with the University of Texas will open for registration April 5 at the downtown college, 113 College Street. Beginning April 10, lectures will be held Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. for 16 weeks. No laboratory or university credit, but a certificate will be awarded on successful completion.
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Electronic Instruments
Si. Mary's University
University of Texas
College Street
Jefferson Students Build Radio Station
Jefferson High School students set up WIR to give broadcasting experience and entertain the student body. The Jefferson Radio Club operates the station, with programs not for outside listeners but regular transmissions reach parents and friends within two to three miles.
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Thomas Jefferson High School
WIR
The
Jefferson Radio Club
Regilar Ure Jlonerk
Nazi Air Ace Wilke Shot Down in Europe Clash
London March 80 The German high command acknowledged the loss of Colonel Wilke one of its top air aces in a Western Europe air battle. Wilke claimed to have shot down 17 Dinanes in prior engagements as Allied forces press the air war.
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London
Wilke
Europe
Palestine Tense as End of White Paper Term Nears
Jerusalem report on eve of white paper expiry notes armed Jewish and Arab groups clash risk and the British aim to avert violence. Curfew, death penalties, and renewed terrorism fears amid storms and disrupted transit. immigration limits linked to 1944 quotas stir regional tensions.
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Jerusalem
Thement
Shinl Desert
Egypt
Reading Jewish
Middle East
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Merlyes W le
Jesa
Umder Nahas Pasha
Washington
Balkans
Turkey
Lond Baligur
Palestor
United States
Britain
Atate
Wilson
Air WAC Program Honors Red Cross at Open Air Event
Air WAC program honors the Red Cross with an open air showing at AlAmo plan at 7 15 p m Thursday. Three movies on Red Cross work will be shown after an exhibition by the Junior Yanks rum and buh corps. Speakers include Mrs E P Acneson and Capt. Robert Ruch a decorated bomber pilot who has flown missions to the Mediterranean area.
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Rum
Buh Corps
E. P. Acneson
Robert Ruch
Mediterranean Arca
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