Missionary Jones warns of religious war tied to Iraq turmoil
Rev B Stanley Jones, Methodist missionary to India, now in San Antonio, says a religious war could spread if Purkey breaks ties with Great Britain. He notes Iraq's British trained army, the danger if Turkey shifts sides, and that aerial airport at Hoarbaniyah is hard to defend. He cites German interference and the wider impact on Britain and British routes.
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Great Britain
B. Stanley Jones
India
San Antonio
Mr. Jones
Turkey
England
Iraq
Jones
Methodist Church
Hoarbaniyah
Arag
Traq
Britain
Baara
Perl
Mahatma Gandhi
Rabindranath Tagore
Around the Plaza Letters on open forums and reader input
In a discussion on letter writing and open forum columns editors weigh the value of reader expressions. The piece notes that clear writing beats oral fluency, cites San Antonio credit managers, and urges legible, responsible letters while warning against anonymous or biased submissions. It mentions a congressional notice and a sample free selection offer from a department of agriculture.
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San Antonio
Leela
Fragmented political ramblings on empire and control
Disjointed text references Greenland water grants and Atlantic power, hinting at geopolitics and control of islands. It contains musings on intervention, Europe, and strategic leverage, with scattered allusions to nations and places and a deflective dark framing. The piece is incoherent and lacks a clear news event.
Calles Returns to Mexico City After San Antonio Visit
Former Mexican strongman Plutarco Elias Calles arrived in San Antonio by train on Sunday en route to Mexico City after a five year exile. He traveled with Gen Jose M Tapia, ex governor of Lower California, and the Torreblancas family. Calles did not speak publicly and left for Monterrey in three automobiles shortly after arrival.
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Ico
Plutarco Ellas Carles
Arived
San Antonio
Mexico City
Jose M. Tapia
Lower
California
General Galles
Hortensly Torreblanca
F. Torreblanca
Myrna Torreblanca
Torrebla
New Serial by Author of Goodbye, Mr. Chips Opens Here
An eleven November 1937 dining car scene introduces a poised, prosperous stranger on a fast train. The narrator notes his precise gaze and momentary recognition as the two minutes of silence pass, with a somber moorland view outside and the text signaling Chapter One continued on another page.
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Mr. Chips
Predgely
Buslybody
Ana Smabhet
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Gongreasman Tal Kilday
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
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Bugs" Baer
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4Mona Village
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By James Hilton
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Catalina
Los Angeles
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Santa Catroling Inland Company
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