Hull Gertan Alls Tow Hull Gertan Alls Tow Washington May 1407
Secretary of State Hull, speaking to the American Society of International Law, urged belief that law and morality will triumph over lawlessness. He warned that powerful nations seek armed power, and said the United States must rearm to preserve independence and peace amid threats and treachery.
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Washington
Hull
Germany
American Society of International Law
United States
Tech Press Club Dance Promises Student Honor Roll
Journalism students faculty members and school publication reps will join the Tech Press club banquet and dance at San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School starting 7 p.m. Tuesday. Quill and Scroll initiates include Salvalor Acosta John Biettiger Beatrice Carvajal Maurice Edens Florence Gallaher Joe Garcia Richard Garcia Frank Guerrero Leonard Hippchen Alvin Jannasch Ruth Knight Audrey LaNier Ida Pochman Juan Rodriguez Elton Stuerickel. Editors bars go to Lucille Siebenohr Anthony Raggio and Clifford Rothenflue. Techs Red Jacket Belles headline a musical program.
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Tech Press Club
San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School
Salvador Acosta
John Biettiger
Beatrice Carvajal
Maurice Edens
Florence Gallaher
Joe Garcia
Richard Garcia
Frank Guerrero
Leonard Hippchen
Alvin Jannasch
Ruth Knight
Audrey LaNier
Ida Pochman
Juan Rodriguez
Elton Stuerickel
Lucille Siebenohr
Anthony R. Raggio
Clifford Rothenflue
Tech
Red Jacket Belles
SAU Holds Vote on Student Offices At San Antonio
SAU held student government elections at the University of San Antonio with candidates Don Wood of Coldwater Kansas and Vernon Daley of San Antonio for president and Jack Benkendorfer and Milam Melton, both of San Antonio, for vice president. Polls opened 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday. Also reported, tools valued at 12 dollars stolen from J M Cook at 235 East Market Street.
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University of San Antonio
Aponr
Don Wood
Coldwater
Kan
Vernon Daley
San Antonio
Jack Benkendorfer
Milam Melton
J. M. Cook
Zarramore Street
Market Street
Swiss Seek Pay for Bombed Swiss Rail Line
Basel Switzerland May 14 The Swiss government orders its Berlin envoy to protest to Germany over the May 10 bombing of a Swiss railroad near Delemont and to demand damages. A communique confirms 27 bombs shattered Swiss territory as German. Swiss defense prep accelerates with civilians trained to guard against parachute troops and air raids.
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Basel
Switzerland
Berlin
Germany
Delemont
Belgium
Netherlands
Garden Center to Shorten Sessions
Garden Center sessions at the Wilte museum will run only in the morning from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Monte Vista Garden Club will host Wednesday with Mestames E Goldman, Hugh Robertson and A B Sayers as hostesses, per Mrs J C Hall. Visitors can learn what to plant and how to cultivate flowers.
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Wilte Museum
Monte Vista Garden Club
Mestames E. ©. Goldman
Hugh Robertson
A. 8. Sayers
J. C. Hall
Pershing Returns to Washington After Winter in Arizona
General John J. Pershing came back to Washington from Arizona but refused to comment on the war in Europe. The wartime note of silence added to the tense mood as officials awaited his views on national strategy and American involvement.
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Pershing
Europe
Washington
John J. Pershing
Arizona
Gasoline Formula Theft Attempted
Los Angeles May 14. Swiss chemist Carl Albin reports two German speaking intruders entered his laboratory and tried to steal secret gasoline formulas. He hurled acid, the trader was blinded and fled after a shot hit an X ray machine. Albin aided police with details of the staged business pretext and escape.
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Los Angeles
Albin
Ladey
Labora
Tory
Bolt
Gannett warns on war alarm in nation and campaign
Frank Gannett, Rochester publisher and Republican presidential hopeful, warned in San Antonio Tuesday that U.S. entry into the European war is rising in acceptance west of the Alleghenies. He urged defense without offensive buildup, praised Allied leaders, noted stock slump tied to the war, and outlined his sweeping 42,000 mile, 43 state tour toward the Philadelphia convention. He planned radio addresses and a front of Auditorium remarks, with events at KTSA WOAI and the Gunter Hotel.
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United States
San Antonio
Frank Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Ganneth
Stinson Field
F Ar
Municipal Auditorium
Tatm
Alleghanies
Tater
America
Western Hemisphere
Mart
Gannett
Churchill Eden
Reynaud
Philadelphia
Senate
New York
Texas
KTSA
WOAL
Re~ Publicans
Gun~ Ter
Gunter
Thirty-seventh District Court
Randolph officers reassigned to new stations in June orders
Six Randolph field officers receive new postings in the coming weeks. Lent Col Thomas W Haatey of the Air Corps Training center heads to Atlanta as Mourit Corps area air officer by June 30. Maj Joan M Hargreaves transfers to Washington after joining the School of Aviation Medicine in 1995. Maj Martinus Stenseth goes to Washington for temporary duty before Helsinki air attaché duty. Capt James M Andrews departs for another tour in the Pacific. Lieut Hudson H Upham, a flying instructor since 1938, is ordered to the United States Military Academy to teach in French.
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Randolph
Thomas W. ‘Haatey
Air Corps Training Center
Atlanta
Mourit Corps Area
Joan M. Hargreaves
Schoo
Washington
Martinus Stenseth
Helsinki
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