Reform Bid Fails at California School for Boys Whittier
William B. Cox named superintendent to end abuses at Whittier School, backed by Father Flanagan. Critics claim political chicanery blocks reform as two investigating committees expose brutalities. Public outcry grows. directors face calls for accountability and decisive action.
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Hull Also Pleads For Repeal War Debates In House Conflict
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull pressed allies to support amendments easing merchant ship access to combat zones as the House neared a crucial vote. Hull urged southern lawmakers to back senate modifications while Roosevelt advised New England representatives against a revolt. Support faltered amid reports of promises and travel snags, with Mississippi resistance noted and veteran Rep. Starnes urging backing of the president.
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Brig Gen Wood Assigned to Fifth Armored at Fort Knox
Brig. Gen. John B. Wood, previously at headquarters and with the First Armored Corps, was assigned today to the newly formed Fifth Armored division at Fort Knox Kentucky. The move comes as the Army reorganizes armor units.
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Weather Outlook for San Antonio and West Texas
Forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions in San Antonio on Thursday night with increasing cloudiness Friday. Warmer with moderate southeast winds, highs near 74 Friday, 66 Wednesday, and 37 Thursday morning. Showers possible Friday afternoon or night in the northwest region with mixed northeast winds along the coast. Mostly cloudy Thursday night with intermittent rain El Paso area and scattered showers elsewhere Friday, except fair west of the Rio Grande.
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Plea for Second Chance Earns Hope for Oklahoma Youth
Inmates at a county jail petition judge Mecloyy to reexamine a 1 year theft sentence for a 16 year old Oklahoma youth. They cite his mental condition and history, noting his mother has been confined in a state hospital for 16 years and urging mercy before further ruin.
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Suntone Springtime Weather Forecast Amid Shifting Skies
The U.S. Weatherman J H Jarboe predicts a swing from winter into spring with warm spells. Thursday may reach 68 degrees with Friday peaking around 74, while Friday morning could dip to about 42. Southeast winds are forecast, bringing a rise in temperatures into the weekend.
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Superior of Order Dies After Long Faithful Service
The Rev sother cunaventure, superior general of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, died suddenly at 74 after 32 years as a member. She led over 900 nuns across the United States and Mexico and resided at the order’s San Antonio headquarters on Broadway. A Requiem High Mass will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Incarnate Word chapel.
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Leningrad Defeats Nazi Air Strength as War News Reports
In a Red Star dispatch from Kuibyshev dated November 13, Russian commanders report four months of heavy battle near Leningrad. Enemy losses tally about 260,000 dead and wounded, including three generals. Red Star cites figures: 381 German officers, 1404 aircraft, 679 tanks, 740 field guns, 156% machine guns and other gear.
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Italy Boasts Sea Power Underrated
Rome reports Italian officials claim Italy has more warships than Britain though figures are not released. They challenge a British broadcast listing Italy with battleships cruisers destroyers torpedo boats and submarines, asserting a stronger fleet than stated.
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U S Jury Indicts Three Watch Firms
A U S jury indicted Hamilton Wal tham and Elgin watch firms plus two distributors and five indicted individuals on federal anti trust charges. The firms reported annual sales around 20 million dollars. The case centers on alleged restraints and tender practices across the industry.
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News Lines To Stay Open in Strike Warns of Weeklong Walkout
Government appeals to Independent Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers to postpone strike and resume wage talks with American Telephone and Telegraph. Union plans nationwide walkout at 12 01 a m Saturday, threatening 42 states of long distance service while maintaining essential channels during national emergency. Union seeks 4 percent wage raise and elimination of geographical differentials. AT T reports 18 to 66 dollar weekly wages for men and 14 to 31 for women. Also noted: dental bridgework theft reported at 50 dollars.
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Oversea Duty Rumor Denied by Gen Marshall
Washington November 13 Gen George C Marshall chief of staff issued a formal statement denying any foundation to rumors that troops are being prepared for a possible expedition to Africa or other overseas areas. The War Department has been circulating volunteers for three year terms to serve overseas if needed and to relieve Marines in Iceland and other bases. Dr Charles L Bossert head of Atlantic City's Life Guard died unexpectedly in Atlantic City on November 5.
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Japs Prepare For Hostilities
The Japanese government reportedly prepared for a hostile situation if US negotiations fail. Senator Murray D-Mont. warned of a possible war and said Kurusu’s mission seems futile. Kurusu urged peace and described his task as very important and difficult. Tokyo readies emergency tax laws for a special Diet session, while fascist style groups rally as defenses rise.
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United States Plans Burma Road Support To China
The United States plans to maintain the Burma road as a vital supply route to China for American defense. Britain and China will coordinate action in case of a Japanese attack, with Gen. John McGruder guiding Chinese defense at Kunming and Capt. James Wilson expanding American aid and air assets along the corridor. Reports also note Japanese troop movements off Indo China with warships and transports sighted near Hathiang and the Pearl River estuary.
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British Call Again For Invasion
In Parliament Labourite Emmanuel Shinwell pressed renewed calls for a second front in Libya to aid Russia, arguing delayed offensives risk Nazi distraction and questioning government plans for an Oriental defense. Government replies note Shinwell refused Churchill’s 1940 offer of office and remains a critic.
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Doctor Shot Near Death in San Antonio Hospital
A San Antonio dentist, residing at 1109 West Gramny erey place, was shot three times with a 22 pistol while at a farm owned by a tenant. He was brought to Medical and Surgical Hospital Thursday and given care as his son was believed to be with him during the attack. Efforts to stabilize him continued with guarded prospects of recovery.
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