Peace versus war in world politics urged by columnist
A syndicated column argues that peace would spare European suffering and halt the costs of war for the United States, England, and Russia. It lauds Theodore Roosevelt for favoring arbitration over slaughter, comparing his peacemaking to brave soldiers and urging humane diplomacy over the “great game” of conflict.
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LaGuardia Wins Third Term In Tight NYC Victory
Fiorello LaGuardia secured a narrow win to claim a third term as New York City mayor, trailing Democratic opponent William O’Dwyer by a small margin amid a broad election night across several states. The results included party shifts in Virginia and Pennsylvania, with notable mayoral wins in Pittsburgh and Boston and varied statewide contests.
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United City
Virginia
George O. Wagner
Pennsylvania
Dwight H. Green
Overnor
Tinois
Ukewlie
Jia
New York City
Alford Death Penalty Upheld by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
James Alford’s conviction for the 1941 hitchhiker murder of R. L. Agnew in San Antonio was upheld by theTexas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. The court found no error in the trial, and execution will be scheduled after postconviction motions. Co-defendant Jack Ruperek is serving a separate sentence in Houston.
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Agnew
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San Antonin
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Hyintsville
California
German spokesmen warn neutral ships face death near Iceland
Berlin reports German spokesmen comment on the Salinas near Iceland, stating that anyone heading for England faces certain death. They request another day for reflection before replying to the US indemnity claim over the Robin Moor sinking last May near the Azores.
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Salinas
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England
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Armistice Day Proclamation From Mayor
Mayor C K Quin issued a proclamation for Armistice Day November 11 urging citizens to pledge themselves to make democracy work. The White House announced Roosevelt and Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King created a 12 member joint defense production committee to coordinate defense material production.
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Firemen Wage Ruling From Texas Supreme Court
Texas Supreme Court today ruled that city firemen and police for wages below state minimums are invalid and unenforceable. The decision clarifies minimum wage applicability to cities above 70,000 population and allows Elizabeth Bolen Mor son of Fort Worth to recover the difference between $125 and the $150 minimum under her contract. The ruling remands the case to district court for action consistent with the decision.
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Fort Worth
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Meatless Days Ordered in Egypt Under Martial Law
Cairo under martial law orders meatless days to conserve scarce food supplies. No meat poultry or game may be slaughtered or sold on Mondays or Thursdays. On other days restaurants may serve only one kind of meal per service.
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Reds Fear Early Fall Of Peninsula
Axis forces claim sweeping advance in Crimea isolating Sevastopol area and threatening the Crimean defense. Berlin radio likens Soviet retreat to Dunkirk while Soviet reports cite heavy fighting near Sevastopol Kerch and the Yalta mountains. Soviet dispatches claim German thrusts subdued near Mozhnik and Volokolamsk with losses on both sides and renewed pressure on Leningrad and Moscow sectors.
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Tuberculosis Hospital and Public Trust in San Antonio
A year after voters ordered a tuberculosis hospital, San Antonio politicians delay action while the public questions trust. The Don previews a series detailing the hospital saga, contrasts with Minneapolis progress, recalls past warnings, and notes Charles W. Anderson’s 1938 health platform.
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Biotf Case Nears Jury
New York Key reports the federal trial of George E. Browne, president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, facing extortion charges totaling 550000 from four major motion picture producers. After defense and prosecution rested, the defense summation was read as the government’s rebuttal concluded. Attorney Mathias F. Corres introduced materials from investigative bodies and the union by laws.
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George E. Browne
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Freezing Panhandle Wind Dampens San Antonio Forecast
In San Antonio, forecasters expected a 45 degree Thursday morning with a brisk northwesterly flow from the Dakotas. Skies would be partly cloudy with strong winds. Wednesday’s high projected near 60 and Thursday around 66.
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Nipponese Peace Terms Draw Fire In Washington
Tokyo tensions rise as Premier Tojo launches a drive to settle Nippon-US disputes. Kurusu, former Berlin ambassador, sails via Hong Kong to seek talks with Nomura and Tojo and press for a peaceful accord while disputes over Manchukuo and the nine power treaty loom.
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Foreign Office
North Pacific
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East Asia
Ulthiatum
U Boats Seen Off Newfoundland
Navy minister Angus MacDonald confirmed submarines operating off the Newfoundland coast within sight of shore. He said Canadian ships have sunk more than one German submarine and described close cooperation with Air Force coastal patrols. He noted attacks by ships, planes, and depth charges as they search and fight German U boats.
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Navy
Angus MacDonald
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Newfoundland
Wight
Air Force Coastal Command
San Antonio Forecast Amid Cloudy, Colder Conditions
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and cooler weather from Wednesday night into Thursday. Moderate northerly winds, highs around 68 Wednesday and 66 Thursday, lows near 45 Wednesday night and 12 Wednesday morning, with freezing in the Panhandle and frost in El Paso and the Pecos Valley on Thursday. East Texas remains partly cloudy and colder, with coastal winds from the north.
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