Murder charges filed in Fort Sam Houston shooting
Justice of the Peace Raymond Geshardt holds Raymond A. Thurmond, 38, on murder charges connected to the fatal shooting of Sot lagen Reynolds, 35, a Twenty third Infantry soldier, at a Fort Sam Houston home. Detective Ed Amacker swore to the complaint after Thurmond allegedly admitted the shooting during a Thanksgiving dinner dispute.
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Justice of the Prace
Raymond Geshardt
Raymond A. Thurmond
Sotlagen Reynolds
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Ed Amacker
Thurmond
Bolice
Dora
Britain and France warn Poland over Czechoslovakia border
Paris and London caution Warsaw against invading eastern Czechoslovakia as Munich pact allies Germany and Italy back a unified Anglo French front. UK and France outline steps including expeditionary forces, coordinated war production, and 6000 bombing planes with cross channel funding. Army navy and air staffs will consult. shared policy to counter German influence.
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Great Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Prague
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Deladier
Warsaa
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Germany
Italy
Ruthenia
Daladier
Munich
Hitler
Mussolini
Georges Bonnet
Viscount Halifax
London
Canada
Tragedy Ties Soldier to Jealous Husband in Texas Slaying
Ruby Thurmond, 28, was shot four times by her estranged husband Thurmond after Reynolds, a sergeant, had been visiting. Thurmond returned home to find Reynolds dead or dying. witnesses include Mrs. McMillion and Greta Seedorf.
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Robert B. Green
Thurmond
Dallas
McMillion
Amelia Seedorf
Greta
En Roue
Poland Enters Czechoslovak Lands After Pact
Poland completed its occupation of ceded areas in Czechoslovakia after claiming its demarcation commission was attacked. Troops moved into territories Prague had agreed to transfer in a separate settlement following the Munich agreement, asserting protection of territory.
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Poland
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Munich
Germany
Daladier moves to outlaw France Communists
International News Service reports France's Daladier government seeks to dissolve the Communist party amid strikes and anti state actions. A Communist spokesman and L humanite editor acknowledge a possible ban, citing obedience questions to social laws and provocations impacting national security.
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France
Edouard Daladier
Communist Party
Blin
Jeataon
Aby
Thom Amor
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