Japanese Statesman Pehiwe Klinmochiwa dies at 91
A state funeral is set for Pehiwe Klinmochiwa oni the last elder statesman, who died yesterday. Premier Prince Punimaro Konoye heads an 18 member committee for the December 5 ceremony in Lokya’s Mibisa park with government funds of 85 000 yer to cover costs. The funeral marks the eleventh state service for a Japanese notable since 1868, the first since Admiral Marquis Himacho Toge in 1994.
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Mibisa Park
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Marquis Himacho Toge
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Peter
Mane W. Priner
Masayochi Matosukata
Pope Pius XI prays for peace amid continuing war
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XI delivering a 20 minute homily from St Peter's Basilica after a mass for war dead, urging forgiveness and a universal, lasting peace. He prayed for justice, charity, and divine aid for victims, exiles, refugees, and the wounded, calling for an end to cruelty and a harmony among nations.
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War 25 Years Ago Today From 1918 Fronts
A retrospective note recalls fierce Turkish attacks and British retreat from the Gtesiphon front toward Taj on the Tigris. German forces reportedly pulled back north of Tilokat while British plants created a rail link between Dedeagatuh and Constantinople. Nasl pignes bombed the British North Sea Fleet and London denied damage as Japan threatened countermeasures touching imports and naval actions.
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House Member Favs Strikes Law To End Strikes
Washington November 25 Representative Cox of Georgia urged outlawing all strikes during the emergency period. The House was not in session, dedicating time to speeches as repairs closed parts of the Capitol. The Senate debated a motion to consider the Logan-Walter bill expanding appeals to quasi judicial government agencies.
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Draftee Guard Program Set for Going Away Party
A public going away event for draftees and National Guardsmen is announced for 5 p.m. Tuesday at Municipal Auditorium. A military band will perform and invokeings by Msgr. Schnitzer and Rabbi Frisch will occur. Mayor Maverick and County Judge Anderson will speak, with Maj. Gen. Birk delivering the response. Bishop Capers will give the benediction as Mack Rogers' orchestra provides dancing music.
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Ephraim Frisch
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Arthur Newmann
Charles W. Anderson
Claude V. Birkhead
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Texas National Guard
America
Samuel Capers
Mack Rogers
National Guard unit drills in San Antonio before Camp Bowie departure
One thousand Texas National Guard troops of the 36th division assemble in San Antonio for a one day training period. Six hundred train at the armory on Plores street under Lt Cols Burke and Steele while Col Eversberg arrives from Houston. Induction proceeds at Exposition Park with Capt Rhodes in charge and groups prepared for early departure to Fort Bliss and eventual march to Camp Bowie around December 5.
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Thirty-third Field Artillery
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Uhe One Hundred
Perkin s Resignation Denied by White House
Washington dispatch states Frances Perkins has not submitted a resignation as secretary of labor. White House press secretary Stephen Early said the president has not discussed resignation with her, contradicting reports from the New York Times that Perkins offered to resign and that Roosevelt accepted.
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LaGuardia
Selther
Target Planes at SA Field Report
Fifty obsolete BT-2 airplanes, once used for basic training, have been converted into target planes at SA Field. Some planes are radio controlled for remote target practice, with details on locations and future redeployments including Hawaii and Panina. the plan includes funding and safety notes.
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Eld
Lye
Anna
Ingeree
Mendaco
Palliaren
Hawaii
Pannina
Sersuline
Roth
Gentirontion
Ios
Anita Tully Salanied
British Bombing Protested By Vichy France
Havas, the French news agency, reported British planes bombed Marseille on Saturday night, killing four women and injuring five. The Vichy government sent a formal protest to London, and Britain offered no comment. Havas noted no incendiaries were dropped and calculated damage appeared limited.
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Twins Overcome Quirk Of Fate In Training Start
Clifford and Clovis Harter, 22-year-old twins and military police in the Thirty-sixth division National Guard, prepared for a 10 day Browerville training period. Clifford broke his leg in a football game but secured a special medical exam, allowing him to begin training with his twin as his attendant.
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British Workers Demand Higher Wages Amid War Strain
London reports show British workers demanding wage increases to match rising living costs. In shipbuilding, engineering, and railways, a deadlock with employers could complicate government efforts in the war economy. Labor experts warn the state may face the tough task of meeting wage demands while controlling living costs.
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London
Bomb scare at Boston Navy Yard grounds safety sweep
Boston November 25 Marines searched nearly 35000 day shift workers at Betan’s navy yard as police guarded against a reported attempt to bring a time bomb or dynamite into the yard. A large detail was rushed in after Capt Graham received a hurry up call. Navy yard inspection followed as guards aided workers and checked cars with no explosive found by late morning.
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Drive for Axis Signers Ends
Berlin reports Hungary Romania and Slovakia signed to join the Rome Berlin Tokyo axis ending their acquisitions toward Axis. Bulgaria’s status looms as a possible seventh member while Greece faces renewed pressure after Italy’s invasion. V. Dekanroff named ambassador to Berlin signals Soviet diplomacy shifts noted by officials.
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Krueger to Speak at Credit Session
Maj. Gen. Walter Krueger, commander of the Eighth Army corps, will address the opening of a Retail Credit session. The event is scheduled Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the St. Anthony hotel.
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Missing sergeant found dead in car at Camp Bullis
Master Sergeant Opie Morris al Servien of the Thirty-eighth Infantry was found dead in his car in the Leon Springs reservation on Monday morning. Investigating officers and Deputy Sheriff Frank Matthews pursued the cause, with Morris missing since Thursday and a rubber hose connected to the exhaust noted by Sergeant Walter Jensen. Justice of the Peace West reported a verdict of suicide.
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Thirty-seventh Field Artillery
Othiy West
Verdich
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12 Men Needed for Local Draft Quota Trouble
Local draft boards faced difficulty filling quotas as army rejections rose. Questionnaires returning show some counties short. 70 needed by Tuesday night, with induction to continue through Wednesday. Draftees from Boards 10 and 11 expected today, others to follow at the Fort Houston induction center. About 30 questionnaires are mailed daily, with December quota set at 575 statewide and 24 or 25 from Bexar County. Preparations at Dodd Field aim to deploy 236 draftees Wednesday, including cavalry units and tank training contingents, with a Dallas group due Tuesday.
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T Ie
Leon Walthall
Sak Ote
Feri Sim Honston
Walthall
Vome
Bexar County
Daft
Eighth Corps
Doddfield
Selective Service
Roy
Dallas
Dodds Field
Guards Stagger Use of Ranges for Training
Washington reports the War Department will require national guard units to stagger artillery and combat range use to share training spaces. Maneuver areas with varied terrain must rotate to allow all organizations access to different ground types during intensive training.
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AL Ford
Police to Teach Drunkenness Meter Use in City Class
Twelve members of the Sin AN tonjo police department will learn to operate the police drunk-o meter under the direction of Join Wy Todd Ban Artocio chemist. The first class began Mouring and will cover how the machine determines degree of drunkenness with three Hong tach deltas trained.
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Irregular Classifieds Listing Several Homes and Cars
A messy OCR classified snippet lists a Guesbury brick Thame with three bedrooms at 226 Gramerer for sale, an unfurnished rental at 22 a month, a 5 room unturned house at 14 Ridgewood, a barbecue stand with living quarters, a sale car a Mercury front sedan priced at 845.00, plus multiple classifications and notes about fixtures and conditions.
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