Parley Faces New Stage of Crisis
Chicago dispatch reports a new crisis stage in global aviation talks over the fifth freedom of the skies. US and British plans clash on intermediate traffic between London Cairo, with the outcome expected shortly at the International Civil Aviation conference.
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Parley
Chicago
Phi
Erier
United States
International Civil Aviation Conference
Rome
Athens
London
Cairo
Bonomi Resigns as Italian Premier After Coalition Crisis
Rome reports Premier Ivance Bonomi offered his resignation after two weeks of crisis over war torn Italy. Six coalition parties failed to agree on a governing program. Crown Prince Umberto reserved decision on resignation while Sforza was invited to preside at the day’s session.
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Rome
Bonomi
British and American Plans Divide Postwar Air Routes
British leaders warned the American proposal to shape long-haul air travel could hinder growth of peripheral airlines. Americans warned the plan would bar nation routes. Lord Swinton said Britain would not yield further. Canadians seek compromise between sides.
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Lord Swinton
Robert Montgomery Wins Bronze Star on Normandy Day
In Wilmington a Bronze Star was awarded to Lieutenant Commander Robert Montgomery for meritorious achievement as operations officer with a destroyer squadron during the D Day Normandy landings. The ceremony Saturday was attended by hundreds of officers and enlisted men as Commodore Schuyler F. Hetherington presented the award.
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Wilmington
Navy
Lient
Robert Montgomery
Pat
Nelson Sets Goal For Chinese Output
CHUNGKING Nov 1 14 Donald M Nelson said today the goal was to double China's way production within the next six months. The former chairman of the United States War Production port, who arrived here November 16, said she had not struck a single snags so far.
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Chungking
Donald M. Nelsony
China
United States War Producion
BC Headaches Neuralgia Relief Advertising Copy
An ad describes BC as a quick remedy for headaches and neuralgia with muscular aches and periodic pains. It notes sedative effects for nervousness and lists 10 and 25 cent sizes. Advises use as directed and consulting a physician if pains persist.
Otto Schelper Funeral Held
Funeral services were held Monday at Rieve's chapel for Otto Schelper, 49, who died Saturday at his home on Sycamore Street. Interment followed at Roselawn Burial Park. A native of Ben Marcos, Schelper served in World War and lived in San Antonio for 20 years. Survivors include his widow Drs. Alaviae Schelper, mother Brice Behelper, and sister Mrs. Dora Beltte Schutz.
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Sycamore' Street
Roselawn
Ben Marcos
Schelper
San Antonio
Drs
Alaviae Schelpers
Brice Behelper
Dora Beltte Schutz
Man Charged in 2 Theft Cases
A man charged in two theft complaints fled from 940 Graycon Street in Grayson City. The district attorney’s office alleges theft of two thousand dollars from Barbara Shire on August 18 and July 12, with Justice Frank Vaughan presiding.
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W. F. Weldwing
Graycon Street
Frank Vaughan
Barbara Shire
Graysn Street
Income Tax Forms Available for Employers
A. P. Wilson Jr deputy collector in charge of the internal revenue office said more than 106100 W-2 and wage tax deduction forms have been distributed to employers in the past two weeks. The forms record changes in employee tax status and must be returned by December 48.
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A. P. Wilson Jr
Internal Revenue Office
Dera
Miust
Seraber
Judge Grants Clemency to Four Youths in Court
Four youths appeared before Judge W W McCrory in Criminal District Court and received suspended sentences due to age and first offense status. Two white teens Johnny Bush and Eddie Wallace with $40 thefts from Samuel Martines got three years suspended. Two 18 year old black youths Edgar Hill and Leonard Cade got two year suspensions for assault on a soldier and girlfriend with intent to rob. Ray Chambers received five years for bigamy. Frank A San Miguel got two years for burglary of a Missouri Pacific tailroad cat.
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W. W. McCrory
Criminal District Court
Johnny Bush
Herff Street
Eddie Wallace
Marth Centre Street
Samuel Martines
Grant Avenue
Edgar Hill
North Centre Street
Leonard Cade
Brown Street
Aye Sausting
Clemeney
Hill
McCrory
Wade
Ray Chambers
Fort Bam Hourston
Hazel Chambers
Sammie M. Chambers
Pirst Street
Harlandale
Alto
Frank A. San Miguel
Main Alley
Missouri
Overseas Vets Await New Duties From San Antonio
Nine San Antonio veterans return from overseas service awaiting new assignments at the Miami Beach redistribution station. Capt Stephen D Armstrong spent 18 months in Italy as a fighter pilot and is stationed at Perrin Field. Tech Bpt Andrew J Benard, B 24 gunner, is listed with parents at Porter street and Warwick boulevard. Sg Robert L Blakelock, Pacific crew chief, is married to Helen Blakelock and resides at Arlington court. Albert V Ramsay Jr, Flying Fortress gunner, is linked to Cumberland road and wife Mary Ramsay. Rotation furlough includes Maj John F McGrady of Iraj Avenue and Tech Sgt Don H Haas of Mulder Avenue. Staff Sgt Ed Ward Fest of Kirkprice and Pvt Natalia Zamora of West Travis Street also listed.
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Stephen D. Armatrong
Pat M. Armetrone
Dunning Avenue
San
A. J. Beard
Porter Street
Whro
Warwick Boulevard
Aly
Dallas
Mai
John FP
McGrady
Ira J Avenue
11Stu
Kirkprice
Air Force
Natalia Zamora
West Travis Street
Signal Corps
War Chest Sets Report Meeting
Act on results of the 1944 War Chest drive will be unmade at the monthly meeting of the board of Mroctors at 10:40 a m Wednesday for the Chest offices. The meeting will also review the terms of agreement with the United War Chest of Texas, according to Frank M Gillespie, inens president.
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Board of Mroctors
Uniield
War Chest of Texas
Frank M. Gillespie
Inens
S A Woman Suffers Shock In City Bus Collision
Mrs. J. W. Boyd, 42, of 105 Ridges Went Street, suffered shock when a Transit company bus collided with a pickup at East Mouston and Canvers streets. She was taken to Brooke General Hospital. Police say the bus struck a second bus traveling west on Houston Street, driven by Victor Asquivel of 293 Boul Mutnany Street. the Houck vehicle was demolished.
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J. W. Boyd
Ridges
East Mouston
Canvers
Sr Army
Brooke General Hospital
Coll Nelon
Cansit Commpany
Houston Street
Houck
Poller
Victor Asquivel
Boul Mutnany Street
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Header Jumble
Puzzle clues mixed with misspellings and partial words for a daily crossword. Readable terms include entries like 1-d and 28 for mineral and resin, with several vertical and horizontal hints and misprinted spellings. The fragmentary list resembles a newspaper puzzle page segment rather than a coherent clue set.
Slavs Expel U S Reporter Over Censorship Claims
New York Nov 27 United Press reporter Elea Packard was expelled from Belgrade for violating Yugoslav censorship rules. Packard and her husband Reynolds Packard had covered European battlefields. She said Belgrade authorities did not pass a dispatch about Stalin and Marshal Tito, though Allied censors had approved it. The UP said no comment yet from New York.
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New York
Elea
Packard
United Press War
Nate Respondent
Belgrade
United Press
Mra
Reynolds Packard
Rome
Marshal Stalin
Maresha
Roosevelt
Minlater Churchill
County Extends Yule Floridays for Most Employees
County sets Christmas leave for all county employees except those in the sheriff's office, extending from 6 p.m. Friday December 22 to December 26. Commissioners court also invited bids for repaving Main Drive East from Donaldson Avenue to Sunshine Drive in Precinct 2. They read a notice inviting attendance at the South Texas County Ridges and Commissioners Association convention in Galveston December 6 to 8. Light Want Act advertises selling unused household items. Dial F-1231 for courteous service.
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Sher I
Main Drive
Donaldson Avenue
Sunshine Drive
South Texas
Group to Sell Discharged K nine War Dogs Disposed
A plan by the army and treasury departments to dispose of discharged war dogs born from the Dogs for Defense program. Purchasers contact the organization at 10 22 East Sixtieth Street New York to learn the local representative. Dogs priced from $15 to $28 based on distance from Fort Robinson Nebraska where rehabilitation and discharge occur.
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Army
Treasury Departments
East Sixtieth Street
New York
Fort Robinson
Neh
Mail Boxes Get New Coat of Paint Citywide boxes repainted
Post Master Dan Quill urged youths Monday to avoid damaging corner mail boxes as a fresh coat of paint spreads across the city. The pickup fine cards were also replaced, officials said.
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Dan Quill
Gamble Lands Response to Bond Drive
Washington reports the Sixth War Loan drive is met with strong state support as 6.0 million volunteer salesmen begin selling bonds. Total personal sales reach 660 million dollars in week one while 48 states push campaign forward before December 16. Daniel J. Donerty notes 200,000 veterans and 1.3 million WWI servicemen participate via the American Legion plus a mobilized 500,000 Legion auxiliary women.
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Washington
Ted KR. Gaile
The
Treasury
Idetvyo
Biliién Agltare
Gamble
Daniel J. Doherty
American Legion
Legions
Legion
Donerty
Legion Auxiliary
Navy plane damage reported after New Orleans storm
Public relations office at the naval air station said eight planes suffered minor damages in a windless storm at New Orleans yesterday. A nearby resort manager said a 100 foot section of the roller coaster was torn away. Weekend rainfall at the airport measured by the weather bureau reached 839 inches.
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New Orleans
Naval Air Station
Plane Trip Opens Man's Blind Eye
David Lefkofsky, a Corpus Christi former deputy sheriff, recovered sight in his blind eye during a plane flight to Dallas. He described closing his good eye for rest and noticing people on the other eye, with doctors suggesting cataract relief from attitude change or possible psychological reaction to excitement. He refused to accept compensation.
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Dallas
David Lefkofsky
Corpus Christi
Rusele
Xin
Turks Seek Big U. S. Purchases
ANKARA Turkey November 21 two Turkish purchasing commissions head to the United States with about 195 million dollars in sight hoping to buy more American goods than Turkey ever bought there. One commission seeks railroad equipment while the other targets three banks that run Turkey’s state monopolised industries.
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Ankara
Turkey
U. S
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