Phagocytes guard the body against invaders
A health column discusses body temperature defense and artificial fever research, explaining phagocytes as the interior army of warrior cells patrolling the bloodstream. The piece uses vivid imagery to describe how protective skin and immune cells defend humans from bacteria, comparing cell activity to census takers and a marching army.
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Academy of Physical Medicine
Ruy
Virginia City
Dow
Moraie II
Commodore Perry
Taki
Brie
San Antonio Postal Receipts Hit Record High in April
San Antonio posted an all time postal receipts figure for April at 133 549 19. Bank clearings also reached a near record near 72 566 021 06 with March totals cited at 131 for comparison. Building permits rose to an estimated 803 for the month, the most since April 1995, with 1808 permits noted by 1995 hail storm.
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San Antonio
Dan
Quill
Quin
Thomas H. Leighton Pitetetary
San Antonio Clearing House Association
San Antoni
Benjamin K. Wyatt
Kermit Roosevelt Joins British Army in Norway
London May 1. Maj. Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt has joined the British rovers in Norway. He enlisted after the outbreak of the European war and planned to lead a volunteer force to Finland. The Russo Finnish war began, preventing that expedition, and he later regained his commission in the British army.
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London
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roocevelt
British Rovers
Norway
Roosevelt
Finland
Mexico Replies to U S Note on Oil Expropriation
Mexico City May 1 report that Mexico delivered its reply to the United States note proposing arbitration over foreign oil expropriation. The embassy note was presented to Ambassador Josephus Daniels and will be published Sunday morning.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Jnsephus Daniels
Chamberlain to make statement on Norwegian situation
Prime Minister Chamberlain informed the House of Commons that he would issue a statement on the Norwegian situation on Thursday. The brief remark came amid escalating tensions as the crisis neared a formal address.
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Chamberlain
Valle
London
Marageer Chamberlain
House of Commons
Committee Kills Hatch Bill Puts Measure In Pigeonhole
Washington May The House Judiciary Committee killed the Senate approved Hatch Bill to regulate political activities of state employees paid with federal funds. The bill would also cap personal campaign contributions at 4000 and was ordered tabled with no vote disclosed. Speaker Summers refused further discussion.
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Washington
Hous Judiciary Committee
Summers
Steel Price Cut Off Sparks Boost in Orders
New York May 1 The surprise announcement of a May 2 price cut on rolled steel at 49 a ton triggered a surge in orders. The weekly survey shows stainless scrap prices rising to 1638 a ton, up 34 cents from early April. Industry-wide operations are forecast to reach 63 percent of capacity this week.
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New York
Suspect Charged in Knife Attack In County Court
Suspect named F.C. Cowber faced County Court at Law No 2 on a charge of aggravated assault. The case references J. Mi. Alvey of 1808 Fund City and notes the incident occurred on April 29 with his address listed as 224 iBast. Rnside street. Investigator Melvin Salzman filed the complaint for the police department.
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iBast
Rnside
J. Mi
Alvey
Fund City
Read
Melvin Salzman
Police Department
Cooper
Carssow Restin After Operation
Austin May 3 William B. Carssow of San Antonio secretary of the State Bar association and former member of the house of representatives was reported resting well in a local hospital after an appendectomy. Carssow was said to be in good condition yesterday and underwent the operation briefly.
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Austin
Man Killed on Austin Road Near San Marcos
A pedestrian was killed while walking along the Austin San Antonio highway north of San Marcos between Kyle and San Marcos. The victim, identified as William H. Cavey Hare, was struck by a truck driven by Mark Blow who said he was blinded by headlights. The incident, investigated by Sheriff Wren and others, left the victim with severe injuries and occurred during vacation time.
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Bexar County
U.S. Department of Agriculfax
William H.C. Cavey
Hare
Fort Worth
Wrest
Lynwood Svenur
Austin-San Antonio
Ween
San Martos
Mark Blow
Tgnta
Kyle
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Wren
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Justice
Pence l. CG
Storm devastates states killing at least 14
The Annoviated Press reports tornadoes and high winds across Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Illinois last night. In Arkansas near Benton six died and eight injured as a tornadic swath hit a rural area. Cairo hospital treated seventeen storm victims, while Kentucky towns like Grand River and Owensboro reported collapses and multiple deaths. Missouri fatalities included Lewis Campbell, 66, on a farm near Sikeson, and a Barnburner event caused more casualties in Marion.
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Arkansas
Texas
Berton
Ark
Tomns
Cairo
Marion
Toby Hawks
Grand River
Owensboro
Tull
Benton
Ben Hicks
Edward Hicks
Elijah P. Hicks
Iste Hicks
Elijah Hicks
Sophie Miller
Lewis Campbell
Sikeston
Brownie Pettes
Berirang
Maw Schaser
Scott County
WarkMed
Texas Storm Ship Disaster Kills Four in Twister Passes
A deadly Texas tornado wrecked homes killing J B McNeese 70 and son Cecil 30 near Corsicana and injuring wife 68. Four others died including a Frankston child drowned in a Nash flood. Tornadoes also hit Lonview Kilgore Tyler Henderson area with wells damaged and derricks toppled amid gas fears.
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Richland
Corsicann
J. BE. McNeese
Cecil
J. E. McNeese
Ihem
Mery Lie Cook
Ted Cook
Frankston
Nash
Creek
Lonview-Kilgore-Tyler-Henderson
Grege
Tan
Mexican Panic in Clashes of Linions
Dispatches from Veracruz state report panic in Orlando as rival unions clash. Three fires reported with pistol fire. two people wounded. Authorities investigate injuries and unrest among workers.
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Mexico City
UPI
Orlando
Veracruz
Rumania Expels 200 Nazis After Home Survey
Bucharest reports the government has signed orders to expel 200 Germans following a survey of 600 homes in oil and strategic districts of Romania.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Totay
Oil
Nielg
Police Patrol Attacked During May Day Parade
A 20 man Singapore police patrol was attacked by about 200 Chinese with sticks stones and bottles on a narrow street during a May Day parade. The mob dispersed after warning shots were fired.
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Singapore
U S Stabilization Fund Aids China
Treasury stabilization program directs 2 billion dollars to bolster war torn China and provide currency support amid wartime needs. Officials indicate fund operations are closely managed with selective arrangements and disclosures.
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U.S. Stabilization Fund
Aids
China
Washington
United States
Treasury
Tme
Morpenthard
Japan
Fern
Count Maegenhay
Alor
Legglator
Morgen
Nazis Strike New Blows In Conquest of Norway
Berlin reports heavy new blows as German forces push in Norway. Allied losses include ships and aircraft with prisoners taken near Trondheim and Lillehammer. British raids on Fornebu and Aalborg caused limited damage. Trondheim fighting continues amid mounting German advances and a May Day celebration of gains.
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Naz
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Air Forest
Mehl Ealiber
Trondheim
Second Diviion
Lille
Lomms
Lillehammer
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Anger
Fornebu
Oslo
DNB
Aalborg
Aalborg Airport Failed, Although 2 Txank Landed In A Pardon Plot In An Aalborg
Namsos
Germany
Dienst. Aus Deutschland
Enunand
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British Fall Back In Dombas Area
The War Office announced British troops withdrew to prepared positions in the Dombas area of central Norway after stubborn resistance to strong German attacks. Allied efforts continued with air strikes on three German air bases in Scandanavia. Narvik and Namsos remained in flux as operations continued in northern Norway. A German raid caused civilian casualties on the east coast as a large bomber crashed at Clacton-on-Sea.
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War Office
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Trondheim
Norway
Narvik
Arctic
Namsos
Ientral Norway
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Scandinavia
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Fronnheim
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Ote
Aar
Stavanger
Fornebir
Clacton-on-Sea
Londoni
Rheonine
J Norshaden
Italy’s Mussolini Seeks to Assure U S on War Plans
May 1. United States Ambassador William Phillips was told by Premier Mussolini that Italy plans no war at present. Phillips met with Il Duce to learn Italy’s position amid recent international developments.
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Rome
United States
William Phillips
Mussolini
Italy
Phillips
Duce
Man Heard Assault Charge Costs Him 75 Dollars
In County Court at No 1 Judge C J Matthews presiding, Herbert Spencer Jr. faced an aggravated assault charge involving Mrs Loe vene Spencer of 1210 South St Marys Street. The offense allegedly occurred around March and the defendant was ordered to pay 25.05 dollars costs and 50 dollars in fines?
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Loevene Spencer
South St. Mary's Street
Herbert Spencer Jr
Beverly Lodges
March
Jidge C.J. Matthews
McCollim Burnett
A Priest for Three Years Dead in San Antonio
The obituary notes Rev. A. Priest of Union Ohio, with unclear spelling and dates. It mentions three years of service and a funeral plan at Spink near Cast¢ Bar Mave Trelant. War dead and incomplete services are referenced amid garbled OCR.
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Antonin Cathelle Prieat
Spink
Cast
Bar Mave
Trelant
Funeepl
San Antonio
Milk Drivers Strike Hits Chicago Deliveries
Chicago milk drivers walk out over a wage contract dispute with the Associated Milk Dealers of Chicago. About 400 drivers affected as inside workers also affiliated with A F of L plan peaceful action. Old pay scale demanded, new contract sought with $30 weekly base plus commissions, while union argues for $43 plus commissions. Hospitals and charities offered service during the stoppage. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako hosted Francis Sayre in Tokyo at the same time.
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Chigagdo
Chiara Wand
A. F
Henry Weber
Wumen
War at a Glance from Ancorinted ees
London reports a dark outlook for Allies in Norway while noting limited Nazi gains and heavy Allied air attacks on German bases. Berlin asserts continued Nazi advances in Norway and claims sunk ships. Paris cites Italian attitude turning alarmed. Oslo notes troop positions near Trondheim Oslo. London cites a German bomber crash on the English coast with civilian casualties. Moscow says Russia remains aloof from the war.
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Norway
Air Ministry
Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
Berlin
Germauns
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Rome
United States
William Phillips
Munsolini
Stockholm
Trondheim
Oslo
Enal Coast
Moscow
Voroshiloff
Russia
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Pale and slightly cooler Wednesday then warmer Thursday. Moderate northerly winds. Airport highs around 84 Wednesday, 86 Thursday, 96 Tuesday. lows near 62 Wednesday night, 65 by Wednesday morning. City temps similar with Tuesday high near 96 and Wednesday low about 65. Coastal areas steady, slight warming southward, with moderate to fresh northerly winds on the coast. Weather outlook covers West Texas with fair conditions and warmer north portion on Thursday.
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Vicualty
Texas
Meridian
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