Inter American Congress of Municipalities discussed democracy
A letter from Los Angeles Mayor Veetcher Bowhon to Hearst recounts the Sept 18–32 Inter-American Congress of Municipalities in Santiago Chile. Delegates from 21 countries compared local governance, stressing democratic ideals and people-to-people ties with Latin America, urging action to deepen exchanges and joint programs.
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
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Russians Withdraw From Rostov Amid Blitz on Fronts
The report describes a large Russian withdrawal from Rostov on the Don as German forces push deeper into the Donets region and near the Crimea. Soviet resistance at the approaches to Rostov is noted, with heavy mining and evacuation efforts in Rostov and Danube port defenses.
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Russia
Black Sea
Bevaxtopol
Crimea
Perekop Isthmus
Proposed AEF To Africa Study Explores Expedition Plans
The War Department reviews potential American Expeditionary Force missions to Africa with two major groups. Brigadier Generals Wheeler and Maxwell lead operations basing in Basra and targeting Persia and Russia aid routes while studying landings in Iraq and Iran. Preparatory work and equipment maintenance are emphasized as possible actions precede any formal decision.
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War Department
RAF Bombs Nazi Ports and Vessels in Wide Raid
RAF bombed Nazi ports and ships in a renewed strike along the invasion coast after overnight raids. Ten vessels, including a large supply ship and escort, were reported damaged off Friesland and the Dutch coast, while Naples and Livorno were targeted in the Mediterranean. One RAF plane was missing, and German losses were not fully confirmed. The anniversary raid marked another large-scale operation with limited British casualties and minimal damage on the east coast.
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R. A. PF
Germany
France
Italy
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Boilogne
Anneiada
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Nanles
Aailway
Ypat
Britain
Serb Bands Create Travel Hazards Across the Country
A report via the Amptiated Presa describes widespread chaos in Serb lands as rebels seize control of countryside towns and rail lines. Travelers face escorts or unsafe journeys amid sabotaged railways and attacks on trains, with foreign observers noting volatile conditions and growing resistance to Nazi rule.
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Lonion
Am Armel Faye
Lugmer amytHeors
Weather Bureau
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Regions
San Antonio forecast shows fair skies with mild nights and warming days. Saturday high near 74, Sunday low around 46 and high near 78, Friday reached 60 with Saturday morning around 42. East Texas expects cold Saturday night then warmer Sunday with gentle to moderate winds. West Texas stays sunny with warm temperatures Saturday afternoon and Sunday, fair overall.
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West Texas
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British Raid Sicily Ports Reported by Axis Command
The Italian war bulletin today disclosed air raids on Naples and the Sicilian ports of Licata and Palermo. It said Italian fighter planes intercepted a formation of RAF bombers south of Sicily, with no enemy planes shot down.
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Famed Louisiana Prosecutor Quits
Rene Viosta, a renowned Louisiana prosecutor involved in major investigations and political scandals, resigns to resume private practice and pursue a civil court judgeship. The move follows retirement of Walter Glenson and reshapes the New Orleans federal district scene.
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NEAY
Train Luggage Theft Reported Between San Antonio and Schulenburg
Mrs Clyde Tyson reported a luggage theft on a train traveling from San Antonio to Schulenburg. The bag containing clothing valued at $200 disappeared during the trip and was later found missing by local police in Sebulenburg. San Antonio officers were notified.
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San Anstonio
Halloween Damage Capers Dot Los Angeles Alas Waianae Night
A Halloween night in Los Angeles produced minor property damage and odd incidents rather than major chaos. Police logged several smashed windows, damaged screens, and a few prowlers, with one purse missing and a drunken man observed in a patrol car. A motorist knocked a city tire truck into Central fire station entrance, and a pistol fired near West Mistletoe avenue caused $75 in damage. Authorities described the night as mostly quiet aside from these scattered episodes.
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Navy launches Cleveland cruiser ahead of schedule
The 10,000 ton cruiser Cleveland is launched at Camden after seven months of work, first in a new class of 32 ships. Built with lessons from Eyragey warfare, the fast fighting vessel slides down the ways as its day’s end approaches.
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Weather note hints at weekend warm spell and cool nights
A weather forecast cites variable winds and a rising weekend warmth. Saturday morning low near 42 with mercury around 7.8 and a slight warming on Sunday. Predictions mention lighter winds and mild temperatures through the weekend.
W. Crabtree Funeral Set
Isaac Wile Crabtree 76 of 313 Went Els mure phive died Friday. Funeral Sunday at Porter Lorkng chapel with burial in Mis story Burin park. Crabtree a retired raliyond roniticlor lived 16 years in the city and was Presbyterian. Survived by a daughter Frettwell Shack San Antonio two sons G C and H B Cooper of IANG, a proper daughter nickel Houston.
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Editorials Stir War Talk Over U S Destroyer Death
London editors condemn the attack on the U S destroyer Reuben James and warn that war could follow. Belief in freedom of the seas faces test as Britain and allies push to defend Atlantic supply lines. Northern Ireland papers voice similar fears of a drift into a broader conflict with America.
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British Cabinet Changes Looming
London reports dramatic talk of cabinet reshuffles as Lord Beaverbrook and Jon Frahing face uncertain futures. Granville notes cabinet changes may surprise and ripple through ministries including industry and foreign affairs. Beaverbrook’s health and Beaverbrook’s tenure are cited amid pressure from the commons.
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Rescue of 44 Men From Destroyer Ruben James
News from Waslington reports the destroyer Ruben James sank after a torpedo strike in the North Atlantic. Forty four marines were rescued though many crew members remain missing. Names of seven officers aboard were released and families wait for word as navy confirms survivors and details.
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Ri Jhrs
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WPA Workers Get Wage Increases Across Range of Pay grades
About 363000 WPA workers begin a wage rise spread over two payroll periods. The hike is set to lift many wages from roughly 9 to 38 dollars monthly, affecting roughly 820100 yearly earnings. A minority will gain more than the standard security wage.
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Washington
Bernnee
Mintavony
British Mill Fire Toll Rises to 47
A devastating blaze at a Tyre story chocolate factory in Yorkehira, England, killed 47 people as rescuers recovered three workers today. Authorities stated the fire caused extensive damage and the toll may rise further.
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Yorkehira
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