Roosevelt Works On Forthcoming State of the Union Address
Washington May 27 Roosevelt labors on the final draft of a radio address seen as a major pronouncement on state matters. Officials expect a strong foreign policy thrust perhaps asserting freedom of the seas. Congressmen discussed the letter urging clear steps without war without public approval.
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Roosevelt
White House
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Bionazis
Sukie
Ging
Congress
Toss Dle
Administration Foreign Policy
Nolform
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Semater Wheater
D.moat
Death of S. A. Man Termed death by own action
The death of Loyel Jackson, a 23 year old man from 724 Indians ates, was ruled a death by his own hand. He was found shot in his home with an 18 gauge shotgun wound over his heart. An inquest was ordered by the Justice of the Ponce Othis West. Jackson had been dead several hours when found Monday afternoon by police.
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Loyel Jackson
Ates
Ponce
Othis West
Jackson
Farm Loan Rates See 1941 42 Parity Levels Amid Bills Fight
Washington May 27 congressional leaders sought a settlement between senate and house on the 1941-42 farm appropriation bill. The measure totals about 1.34 billion dollars after senate revision, tied to parity loan provisions Roosevelts signature yesterday. Supported farmers would receive parity loans with rates: cotton 14.8 cents, wheat 95.22 cents, corn 69.87 cents, tobacco fire cured 19 cents, air cured 34.1 cents, burley 18.63 cents for 1941 loans and prior year rates for 1940.
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Washington
Congressional Teaders
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Hurley
Burley
Scottie seeks new home after stray found at Prather home
A black collie was found tied to Mrs. G. Prather’s doorstep at 120 North Alamo Street. A note around the dog's neck said the owner could not keep Scottie and asked for someone to provide a home. Mrs. Prather urges a kind foster or permanent home for Scottie.
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Gcollie
G. Prather
North Alamo Street
Ural
Students Given Drive Test Cards
Certificates were issued Tuesday to 64 Sidney Lanter High School students who passed safety driving tests conducted by motorcycle patrolmen. Instructors were F. Brotherman and C. G. Sargent.
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Sidney Lanter High School
College Sends 26 To Randolph
Southwest Texas State prepares a group of 26 cadets from San Marcos for medical and physical examinations at Randolph Field. Officers from the medical corps are stationed in Austin and Lubbock to organize units of 20 cadets at several colleges, including the University of Texas and Texas Tech, with additional medical staff to support the screening process.
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J. Roberts
South Texas
University of Texar
Texan Tech
Irs
Walter E. Mrice
Austin
A. W. Nichela
Lubbek
Eich
Orgat Ie Gvgups
Pia Sould
Remy Sylig Pehoos
Division's Band to Give Concert at Fort Sam Houston
Residents of San Antonio will attend a 2nd Division band concert Tuesday at Fort Sam Houston Officers' mess at 2 pm. Warrant Officer Joseph Garvin will conduct. The program will include The Infantry Match by Olga Livesay. Thveeay assists as officer of staff and plans and training of the alyisian.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Joseph Garvin
Olga Livesay
Gof
Tian G. Thveeay
Adela Stucke to graduate from George Washington Univ
Miss Adela Stucke of San Antonio will graduate from George Washington University in Washington D C on June 1. Her mother Mrs Willand Stucke will attend and visit her sister Mrs Ruth Conroy in Philadelphia. A regular meeting of the engineer troop selony is set for 2 00 pm Wednesday in room 627 of the Federal building with Licenced Arthur Pickens commanding. Attack of a River Line by a Triangular Division is discussed.
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Adela Stucke
San Antonio
George Washington
Selony
Federsl
Licenl
D. Arthur Pickens
Ex Austin Man Holds Services Revival at Central Avenue
The Rev. Robert B. Parlen, former Austin svengelist, is conducting daily revival services at Central Avenue and Caluyerss Street. Services begin at 8 p m.
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Austin Man
Robert B. Parlen
Austin
Night school registrations open for summer session
Registrations were being taken for the summer session of the San Antonio night school to be held at San Antonio Tech June 3sly 31. C EB Troutz principal said additional course could be opened if there was sufficient demand. A placement service will be offered to students by Mrs. Ross B Stratton.
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San Antonio Tech
Sly
C_ EB
Troutz
Ross B Stratton
Officer Joins Camp Wolters Public Relations Office
Wolters Officer Joins Area Stall First Lieut. J Graham, public relations officer at Camp Wolters Mineral Wells, reports temporary duty with Lieut. Col. Royeon Williamson, corps area public relations officer.
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Wolters
J. Graham
Camp Wolters
Mineral Wells
Eighth
Royeon Williamson
Corps
Cycle Rider Hurst Injured In Seguin Highway Crash
Cycle rider Jack Easley aged 23 of 211 Haeigen Avenue Tuestiny was hurt when his motorcycle overturned on the Seguin highway and was rushed to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment.
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Seguin Highway
Jack Easley
Haeigen Avenue
Tuestiny
Robert B. Green
Assault Charge Filed by Police Against Jesus Fatlas
A complaint charging assault to murder Eulilio Ramirez of 918 Clark Street on May 25 was filed with Justice of the Peace Bol Cortigan's court Tuesday against Jesus Fatlas of 1219 Porter Street by City Detective FP Littlepage.
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Eulilio Ramirez
Clark Street
Bol Cortigan
Jesus Fatlas
Porter Street
Littlepage
Man Suffered Heart Attack At Navarro Hotel
A. T. Ayers aged 43 collapsed in the 400 block of South St Mary's street and received treatment at Nix Hospital Tucsdas after suffering a heart attack at Navarro Hotel.
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A. T. Ayers
Navarro
County school exercises set in four districts
Four county schools announce graduating exercises for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Ninety-two graduates are listed across Leon Valley W. W. White Lock Hill and Salada Valley. Lorraine Claphurne names valedictorian Gus Hardy Mina O'Bryant receive honors. Derrick Gembler wins 4-H essay prize. PTA to present books at Lock Hill ceremony.
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Lorraine Claphurne
W. W. White
Ward
Gus Hardy
Mina O'Bry
Ant
Derrick Gembler
Amelia Jearnant
Lock Hill
Parent
Salada Valley
Ward to attend Wednesday bargain event at Hargain Claysie
Carolyn Wallond conveys anticipation for a forthcoming local sale or event occurring Wednesday at a venue named Hargain Claysie. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a planned gathering or market involving attendants or customers.
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Thin Hargain Claysie
Carolyn Wallond
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