UNITY RALLY PLEDGES UNITED FRONT IN AMERICA
In New York officials labor leaders and industrialists gathered for an America rally to show a united front against wartime division. Howard Gornley urged prompt efficient armaments production while Attorney General Jackson warned the defense burden could strain the economy if not balanced. Dorothy Thampisur linked the election's global significance to national unity.
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Ing
New York
Amer
Howard Gornley
National Association of Manufacturers
Jackson
Dorothy Thampisur
Na‘dione
America
College Courses for Guard Offered at Baker College
San Antonio national guardsmen stationed in Brownwood may take college courses at Daniel Baker College during training. Courses, offered at night for standard college credits, will not interfere with camp training. Information is available from David E. Parks at 1501 Seventh Street, Brownwood.
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San Antonio
Air Express Marks 30th Birthday Anniversary
Air Express celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first air express flight in transportation history. Totals announced the inaugural shipment carried five bolts valued at $1000 in a Wright airplane from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio, a 6 mile route marking a milestone in air delivery.
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Air Express
Atc
Wright
Dapton
Ohio
Columbus
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Rach Teiter Flugworm Pimples Rooties Toe Tteh fe checked In ON APPLICATION of BUON BIAROINTMENT. Repeat ae treded axative beins heal. Money back if FIRST fur falls to wallaty. 'Try it coder.
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Wallaty
Woman Traps Two Mice in One Device
Mrs Ing Buckner of 208 Tim Street reports a rare incident catching two mice in a single trap. The simultaneous action required for both rodents to be trapped highlights the odd occurrence and prompts curiosity about how the pair ended up in one device.
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Ing Buckner
Wilson Brokerage owner dies in suspected suicide
Justice of the Peace U S presides over an inquest into the death of John E. Wilson 56 owner of Wilson Brokerage found fatally wounded at 1504 South Aland Street. He died an hour after being admitted to Santa Rosa Hospital. An officer reported a 30 caliber pistol near his body and that the entry hall was drenched in tragedy.
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Justice of the Peace
U. S
John E. Wilson
Wilson Brokerage Company
South Aland Street
Wilson
Sannta Rosa Hosipital
M.S. Arnett
Italian pouch carries two million in US currency seized
Mexico City reports a diplomatic pouch from Washington concealed two million dollars in U S currency. Customs halted a courier at the Italian legation and reopened the sealed pouch before reburning it. Italian protests followed while officials pondered the transfer method and possible propaganda connections.
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Mexico City
United States
Alberto Marchetti
Foreign Office
Usto Wal
Payroll Plot Thwarted By Army Intelligence
Boston dispatch reports an alleged payroll plot targeting a 862000 dollar civilian payroll on Cape Cod. Army officers said three or four suspicious outsiders would have faced federal prosecution if captured. High officials praised early warning by army intelligence and warned residents to remain vigilant.
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Boston
Carp Edwards
Cape Cod
Anny
Cnet
British Take Gale Jabat in Sudan Front
British troops recaptured Gale Jabat on the Sudan Ethiopian frontier from Italians. Gallabat lies about 75 miles west of Lake Gondar. Italian forces reportedly moved into the town as battles continued and a late communique noted renewed attacks after an initial repulse.
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Gatro
Egypt
Gale Jabat
Middle East
Gallabat
Sudan
Une
Lake Gondar
Ethiopia
Tily
Gambat
Two Shot to Death at Austin Tavern
A shooting at a highway tavern near Austin left two dead, Miss Willistine Savile Moore of Govale and J. T. Red Lawrence, former string band manager. Moore was hit while entering a car after leaving the tavern, and Lawrence reportedly shot himself afterward.
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Austin
Willistine Savile Moore
Govaile
J. T
Red" Lawrence
Jim McCoy
Mise Moore
Lawrence
Army ends old buyout rule for regulars at Fort Sam Houston
Information from Fort Sam Houston reports the army has withdrawn the privilege for regular enlisted men to buy their discharge. Previously soldiers could purchase discharge after one year for 120 dollars or after two years for 100 dollars within the continental United States.
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Fort Sam Houston
Nazi shelling hits two British ships near Newfoundland
New York dispatch reports two British steamers the Cornish City and the Rangitiki were badly damaged and in distress after a German battleship shelling off the Newfoundland coast. NBC broadcast cites radio, placing the ships in the center North Atlantic along the Canada Britain lane with convoy implications.
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New York
Newfoundland
NBC
Cornish City
Rangitiki
Graf Sper
Luelzow
Admiral Scheer
Rangitik
Canada
Veteran MPs in Training Course at Fort Sam Houston
Military police at Fort Sam Houston join a training school led by Captain Wayne Smith. Trainees study judo disarming wrestling and pistol handling while Antonio police assist in the traffic course under Chief Ray Ashworth.
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Fort Sam Houston
M. P.s
Wayne Smith
Miliary Police Company
En Antonio
Ray Ashworth
Swing Named Chief of Staff for Second Division
Orders appoint Lieut. Col. Joseph M. Swing as chief of staff of the Second division at division headquarters on Thursday. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Atkins who moves to duties as chief of staff of the Eighth Army corps. Changes also name Lieut. Col. John W. Leonard to G-4, Lieut. Col. James C. Short to G-2, and Maj. William B. Murray to assist G-3.
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Joseph M. Swing
Fime
Thurs
Joseph A. Atkins
Eighth Army Corps
John W. Leonard
Swing
James C. Short
Leonard
Willam
Murray
Short
Joyland Opening Delayed by Unfavorable Weather
Joyland park's opening, set for Saturday, is postponed due to predicted bad weather. Officials plan a debut once sunshine returns, with circus thrills and carnival ballyhoo. The Lights children's matinee is rescheduled for the first Saturday afternoon.
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Joyland Park
Hug Bean
Ballyhoo
The
Light
Health conditions survey led by U S Public Health Service
A health conditions survey completed Thursday was conducted in New Orleans by Dr J C Heller and sanitary engineer H G Sullivan of the U S Public Health Service. The checkup prepared for troop concentration under the selective service training program and was reviewed with city health officer Dr W A King.
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J. C. Heller
H. G. Sullivan
U. S. Public Health Service
New Orleans
W. A. King
Christmas Party Chairmen Named
Frank Gilinger and Mrs. May Belcher were named as chairmen to organize a Christmas games party for Kyignts of Columbus Council 76 and Gathers Daughters of Amerton. The event is scheduled for December 1 at Central Catholic High Relel auditoriuns. WEVE JOIN NAVY: Five San Antonians enlisted by the navy November 1, Donald Randall heads the local recruiting office.
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Frank Gilinger
May Belcher
Kyignts of Columbus Council 76 S
Gathers Daughters of Amerton
Central Catholic High Relel Auditoriuns
NAVY
Donald Randall
Randalsele
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