Poland Aids Talks With Soviet Union Rise in Alliance Hopes
London reports firmer ground in British Soviet alliance efforts as Russia sends an ambassador to Warsaw. Observers see closer Russia Britain France coordination against aggression, with a detailed wartime plan sought by Britain. Nicholas Stavanow to Greece replaces former envoy as Moscow notes readiness to resist eastern European aggression after Western troops begin action.
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Poland
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Rus Siav
Warsaw
Britain
France
Nicholas Stavanow
Greece
Foreign Office
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Animal Industry Inspectors Wanted for Bureau Posted
Officials announce openings for assistant inspectors in the Bureau of Animal Industry. Applicants must have six years on a farm or ranch by age twelve or experience handling livestock or meat processing. Salary is $1620 yearly. Apply at the post office.
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Milam
Civil Service Examiner
Sustice Lauer Quits Bench of New York
Albany May 9. Legislative probe into Justice Edgar J. Lauer ended as he resigned effective June 15 protesting innocence. Lauer said his resignation would restore public confidence. Wife jailed for three months on smuggling charges. Rosa Weber, Benny and George Burns linked to the case. Benny and Burns pleaded guilty with $10000 and $2000 losses.
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United States
Supreme Court
Edgar J. Lauer
New York City
Justie Lauer
Lepman
Quptie
Chile to Probe Nazi Activities in Southern Provinces
Education Minister Rudecinda Ortega announced an investigation into reported Nazi activity after a tour of southern provinces. He cited numerous private educational establishments failing to meet legal requirements and noted the presence of Germans in the region.
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Chile
Santiago
Rudecinda Ortega
Soviet study notes British peace proposal amid policy mystery
Moscow May 9 Soviet sources report the keremish note to Premier Vyacheslav Molotov from Sir William Leeds on a British proposal for Soviet participation in a British French backed security plan. Britain reportedly favored Soviet aid to states on the western border of the Soviet sphere while pledging Western support to Prussia if involved in conflict.
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Russia
Vyacheslau
Willam Leeds
Britain
Prussia
Mussolini Extols Italy’s Strength at Army Day Parade
In Rome on May 9 Premier Mussolini addressed cheering troops from Palazzo Venezia, declaring Italy’s resolve and military power would prove itself when the hour comes. Berlin reports Morgentost hints at a German Italian military alliance to be signed soon, possibly with a Trelina state visit.
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Morgentost
Y W C A Mothers Day Party: Camp Idlewild Preview
A YWCA Mothers Day party is set for 2 30 PM Saturday in San Antonio to introduce the Camp Idlewild near Goufort. Camp Idlewild opens June 1 under Mrs. Cate Kuork. Activities include horseback riding crafts discussion groups dramatics nature lore services overnight stays hay rides tennis swimming archery and badminton.
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Y. WG. A
San Antoninda
Idlewilde
Goufort
Cate Kuoik
Dr. C C Green to Address Lions Club Meeting
Houston surgeon Dr. Charles C. Green will be guest speaker at the San Antonio Lions Club weekly meeting at 32 noon on Wednesday. He will discuss A Lions Share of Pun, Frolic and Enets.
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C. C. Green
Lions Club
Charles C. Green
Houston
San Antonio Lion's Club
Lions
Turnkey Detective Burgess Long Appointed City Detective
City Chief Owen W. Kilday named Burgess Long as detective at the city inn. The appointment is effective immediately, according to Kilday. Bob Story editor of the Daily Democrat Durant Oklahoma and Mrs Story returned home after visiting Mrs Stony’s sister and brother-in-law Horace Kelton at 218 East Ashby price.
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Yussday
Owen W. Kilday
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Sea
Bob
Story
Daily Democrat
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Oklo
Stonys
Liniv
Horace Kelton
East Ashby Price
Three Soldiers Injured At Camp Bullic Target Practice
Three Fort Sam Houston Privates from Company F Ninth Infantry were injured on Monday at Camp Bullis while firing at a 20 yard range. They were struck by a lead back projectile that hit the target's framework and were treated at Station Hospital. A board of officers was appointed to investigate the incident.
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Millard
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Lawrence B. Bevere
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Ninth Infantry
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Air Bombers Toll Heavy Across China Front
Reported air raids across China indicate heavy bombardment with about 3500 Chinese casualties from last Wednesday and Thursday. Chinese forces faced intensified attacks as bombers operated from aircraft carriers near Amoy and south China coastal targets. Treasury data shows May 9 position with receipts and expenditures, debt, and gold assets recorded, highlighting wartime financial strains.
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Chungking
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Faochow
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Washington
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