Martial Law Question Denied by General Dickman in San Antonio
The Army’s Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman said martial law has never existed in the city, explaining military authorities co operated with city officials during wartime. He warned no arrests or suspensions of habeas corpus without proper authority and outlined mutual cooperation with the mayor and police in handling offenses. Local claims that San Antonio was under military rule were disputed in the interview.
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Fom Ntonio
Joseph T. Dickman
Dickman
San Antonio
Expres
San An
UN States Army
United States
Antonio
Pio
Matcw
Hegenoa
War Department
San Antonin
Kenta ‘Aung
Astonia
Camareudition
Cabellee
Receives Many Tires in Major Storage Operation
Fragmentary OCR describes a large tire receipt and storage effort tied to a government department. Names and places are garbled, but references to weight around 62,000 pounds and a Postmaster’s change appear, with unclear sourcing and outcome.
Post Office to Stage Large Scale Relocation of Goods
A wartime plan details moving 200 post offices under motor service to store and spread essential accessories and miso deals. The operation aims to reallocate 200,000 yids of valuables and gear, with work beginning immediately and extending through next 48 days. Authorities say the move follows federal directives and will involve Avunistead facilities and Chow office centers.
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Seer
Miso
Avunistead
Hal "Chow
Trithod
Civil service examinations announced for Inw clichy and repists
A notice warns that civil service exams will be held at 2300 on Wednesday in the basement of the post office. examiner Mrs Walton urges interested applicants to attend, while she cautions late arrivals and advises that those not intending to sit the exam should not come.
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Civil Service
Mos
Eaceday
Walton
Damage case and court actions at Fedora court
A damaged transcript reports a hear damage case involving Alt ion Wuesday and parties including Janda Blectig Com pany. The Fedora court proceeded with a term start, detailing Monday proceedings, Clifton’s condition, and a mid case operation. A balloon accident near Wereville, May weather and Fort Worth Bread scene are noted alongside indictments awaiting grand jury action.
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Altion Wuesday
Fedora Court
Clifton
Ivan Canin Hues
Citta
Fetuufels
Tas Goolb
Feerlaveny
Caydasn Seely
Ueporitiah
Chiftian
Brooks Wield
Sere Kain
Kerrville
Sive
New Samuifels
Wereville
Nes
Lore Sanday
Makes Metal Polish Uses High Abrasive Qualities
A damaged fragment reports on a metal polish with high abrasive properties found in central Mexico by Ede ward O'Vwlen. It mentions offices at 406 Digby and notes claims of removing dirt without scratching, claiming rare purity and refinement by heat. A railroad directive related to May 6 and a Buenos Aires incident with casualties are also touched.
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O'Vwlen
Bfz
Beion
Victory Drudets Company
Digby Vere
Seratche
Mer
O'Urica Vasa
Vong
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Ile Company
Fate Bread Marine
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Richter’s Bakery
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