Executions by Nazis in Czech revolt reported
Berlin reports 58 executions yesterday and 21 shot Monday in three-day Nazi crackdown tied to the Czech revolt. Named among the dead are retired German Army colonel Kerj Cepek, Prof Wladimir Groh, and Dr Vojtech Viyik. Police say 258 arrested. 250 detained for Gestapo review. Parachutist charge also noted with Varna arrests and summaries of Soviet activity.
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Nav Tule
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Ker] Cepek
Tald
Wladimir Groh
Vojtech Yiyik
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Corgnentary
Pers Sonse
Adolf Hitler
Wurtemberg
Sofia
Bulgaria
Biqck Stal
Varna
Bulwsria
Blanco Queen to Fair at Dallas
Miss Merrill Gliddon, 104, Blanco County 4 H queen, will represent Blanco at the Dallas State Fair. She is the daughter of Mrs. Steinhauser Gliddon, editor of the Johnson City Record-Courier. Marion Hartman will exhibit lambs and hens, and an F F A booth will be placed at the fair by Camm C. Lary and W. P. Norvell of Blanco.
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Blanco County
Dallas
Eturdsy
Mrz Steir
da Giiddon
Ediar
Johnson‘ City
Camm C
Corpus Judge To Set Merit Award
Corpus Christi judge Allen Wood of the Mint fourth district court and former Nueces County Bar Association president was to travel to Indianapolis to receive the American Bar Association merit award for outstanding local bar work. Berdon Siemon, Texas Bar president, noted the event while B. Hamilton Lowe, former state bar vice president, praised the Nueces County Bar for its national standing.
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Allen Wood
The
Mint Fourth District Court
Nueces County Bar Aesentatioon
Indianapolis
American Bar Association
America
Berdon Siemon
Bar of Texas
Notta B. Hamilton Lowe
Stats
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Japanese Withdraw From Changsha Campaign Reported
MANGHAI Oct 1 A Japanese military headquarters announced a withdrawal from Changsha province amid claims their forces were pulling back from Shuchow and south of Changsha. Associated Press reporter Clark observed Japanese columns moving northward from Changsha in a plane raid. Chinese sources reported reinforcements reaching Changsha while Chiang Kai-Shek’s forces aimed to cut Japanese lines to Yochow, 100 miles north.
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Hu Province
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Changsha
Canmipalen
Clark ' Erro
Associated Press
Shuchow
Uthruet
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yochow
Democracy on Trial in Public Institutions Whittier State School
A reprint echoes calls for brave investigations into abuses at public institutions, citing the Whittier State School cases in 1940. It urges frequent oversight, honest service, and accountability by public servants, stressing citizen responsibility in democracy.
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Los Angeles
Aloig
Thither State School
Los Angeles Examiner
Whittier State School For Boys
L. A. Exniyiner
Mmusl
Texas U Plans Student Hospital in Austin
Texas University regents approve plans to build a student hospital at the University of Texas in Austin contingent on the aesthetics commission approving material needs. The board also named five new professors to the Galveston medical staff, including Dr Carl A. u and Dr A Parkhhanian and Mrs Elsa M Kibbee with prior roles in health and nursing education.
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University of Texas
University Board of Regents
Pelarities Commission
Ue Board of Regents
Univers~ Jry
Galveston
State Health Department
Division of Industrial Hygiene and Chemical Laneratories
Elsa M.kibbee
the University
A. Parkhhanian
Ir National Institute of Health
Groce Martin
Washington University
Constance White
Hartford Hospital, Corn
Optimissus And Optimists Meet At Gunter Hotel
A combined meeting of the Optimissus and Optimists clubs is planned for Wednesday at noon in the Gunter hotel. Speakers include Raymond Gernerdt, Bille Gilpin, Kelly Schwarz, Rachel Storfis, TLameta Christopher, Louis E. Sien, Rev IA EB Rector, Eric J Harker, Isabelle Relnarz, The Rougimecks, Wally Gursch, and Marjo ri¢é Lines. Attendance prizes were to be awarded by Helen Willis Tete.
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Optimissus
Gunter Hotel
Raymond Gernerdt
Bille Gilpin
Kelly Schwarz
Rachel Storfis
Tlameta Christopher
Louis E. Sien
Tesresticnal
Eric J Harker
Isabelle Relnarz
Rougimecks
Wally Gursch
Marjori¢é
Gynecologists Elect Officers at State Meeting
Fort Worth was chosen as the next convention city as Dr Pred Smith of Houston was named president at the Texas State Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists annual meeting. Other officers elected included Dr I L Sutter of San Antonio as vice president Dr Julius Meyers of Dallas as secretary treasurer Je B Conaster of Wichita Falls and Dr T G Bunkley of Terople as counselors.
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Fort Worth
Pred Smith
Houston
Fleet
Texas State Association of Obstreincians and Gynecologists
Sutter
San Antonio
Vce
Br. Julius Melyer
Dalles
Conaster
Wichita Patts
T. G. Bunkley
Terople
Coueiore
Army Officials to Attend Banquet in Placa Hotel
Army officials to attend a banquet linked to the Texas Prudential Insurance company convention. Guest of honor will be Governor Coke Stevenson, with Maj. Gen and Mrs. Wienard Donovan, Col and Mrs. George Dilman, Maj. and Mrs. David W. Bradford among the attendees.
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Texas Prudenfie
Placa
Coke Stevenson
and Mire
Wienard Donovan
George Dilman
Fand Mire
David W. Bradford
Weather report with mixed readable data
Partial weather summary shows October mean highs around 82 and 78 percent humidity with a gusty wind at 1700 hours and 12:90 am readings. Total 24 hour precipitation near 0.24 inch for the period, monthly deficit recorded, total rain since January about 4.2177 inches. Sunset around 6 20 pm and Thursday forecast shows day length and evening times.
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Bonth’y
Rabotell
Wedoenday
Rikes
Italy Prepares For North Africa Push
Rome dispatch cites Il Popolo di Roma saying Italy readies for a new British offensive in North Africa. Italy has reinforced Libyan defenses by sending men, matériel, tanks and planes to face any eventuality as British troops in Egypt bolster supplies.
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Fppolo di Roma
Egypt
Il Popala di Roma
Italy
Randolph Recruits Join Squadron Re allotment to new flying schools
Randolph field transferred 476 men from the recruit detachment into squadrons. These units are slated for allotment to new flying schools at Waco and Enid Oxle within three months. Fourteen squadrons will be conferred to the two schools, and thirteen more have been assigned to the new units.
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Oxle
Texas Railway Chief Quits After Twenty Years Service
Fort Worth and Denver City Railway vice president Brevet Lieut. Gen. John A. Hulen, veteran Texas railroad executive and former 46th division commander, retires under mandatory retirement after twenty years in office. C. W. Peckinpaugh to succeed as vice president and continue as general manager. J. D. Farrington of Chicago to assume presidency of interlocking lines.
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John A. Hulen
Texas Railroad
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C. W. Peck-inpaugh
Denver
5.R. 1
J. D. Farrington
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Hulen
Floods Recede in New Mexico After Wide-Spread Damage
Heavy rains flooded southeastern and southwestern New Mexico, driving hundreds from homes. Roswell faced another day of flooding with about 200 blocks inundated and up to a million dollars in damage. County and city buildings, churches, and hundreds of homes were affected. highways closed. the Roswell Eastern New Mexico fair was canceled. Airmail service relied on pony express. pumpt shortages noted as water seeped into basements and basement areas. Officials warned the Bow river broad channel near Molgallan and Avalon dams could raise danger levels.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Ute Denger
Avalon
Carlsbad
Pony Express
Flood Drives 160 Families From Pecos Areas
Severe flooding along the Pecos River left about 150 families homeless in Ward and Reeves counties. Officials estimated the disaster to be the worst in over two decades, washing away crops and damaging cotton fields. Local home defense guards were deployed to survey the damage, eight inches of water inundated U.S. Highway 80, and improvised sandbag barriers strengthened the Texas and Parishe trestle between Petes and Darstow.
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Ward
Reeves
Home Defense Guards
U.S. Highway 80
Teyéos
Texas
Parishe
Petes
Darstow
Social Workers Officers to Meet in San Antonio Cafeteria
New officers and an advisory committee of the San Antonio Social Workers association plan a 12:99 p m Thursday meeting at the Afjem cafeteria to organize the year's program. Officers listed include George Fickens Rabb c David Jacobson William Meynard Mrs Barian Gallagher Marjorie Gartell Carol Knolk Virginia Selby and Gerald Bellepp.
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San Antonio Social Workers Association
Afi- Jem
George Fickens
Rabb
David Jacobson
Wiliam Meynard
Barian Gallagher
Marjorie Gartell
Carol Knolk
Virginia Selby
Gerald Bellepp
War Roundup: German Actions and Soviet Defenses In Ukraine
Russians claim German forces suffer heavy losses in a 10 week old Leningrad attack. Romanian troops around Odessa number 160 900 while Berlin says Kharkov approaches and Poltava area falls. Finns report Petro-zavodsk seized on the Leningrad railway. German raids hit Kharkov rail lines and eastern Karelia. Petrozavodsk falls, British towns bombed, Hamburg and Stettin hit. Germans execute 88 for alleged Czech plots.
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Ukraine
Petrozavodsk
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Petrozavorgsk
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Hamburg
Stettin
Suspect Held As Girl Disappears
A former convict labeled as a suspect in the Sunday disappearance of Pamela Hollingsworth, age seven, was detained by British police. County Solicitor Urmant Davis said the man denied knowledge of the girl. Police sought a local man seen near White Lodge forest when she vanished, prompting a renewed search aided by 100 soldiers, forest rangers, police, and volunteers as a $350 reward was posted for Pamela's safe return.
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George A. Colbraith
White Lodge Forest Reservation
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Leucentor
Jofa Lowell
Mass
Amber Company
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Hollingworth
Lindsay Pamela
Philly G. Berhiati
Lowel
Hallingworths
240Th Coast Artillery
Portland
Maine
Fort Devons
Forest Rangers
War 25 Years Ago Today War 25 Years Ago Today
British troops seize positions south of Orijiak on the Shuma and take prisoners while Russians launch strong offensives toward Lemberg. British forces advance along the Somme from Baucourt L Abbaye to Albert Bapaume. Rome says Spain will not enter the war. Royal Air Force bombers strike coastal targets and Massawy airdrome in Libya, damaging airfields and aircraft on the ground.
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Lemberg
Ana Hans
Somme
Baucourt L'Abbaye
Albert-Bapaume Pad
Rome
Spain
R.A. F
Frayne
Massawy
Libya
Field
Removal of Street Car Rails Planned
Thomas Coghill clay engineer said removal of 700 tons of streetcar silt along main streets is planned Wednesday under WPA direction on request of the OPM. Plans to remove the rails and apply for WEA funds will follow, with OFM covering transportation and rail costs.
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Tie Wpa
OPM
Coghill
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OFM
Cophill
Germans Renew Air Attacks on British Docks and Towns
Berlin reported night raids against Britain with strong combat units targeting shipbuilding centers and eastern England. Ramsgate, Aberdeen, Hull, and airports were listed as targets. Three Busa planes claimed downed. A large number of civilians were killed or injured in coastal districts. Eight German radio stations to shut down nightly as a precaution.
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Newcastle
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Dover
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TND
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British Bomber Raids Hit Hamburg and Stettin Ports
British bombers blasted the north German ports of Hamburg and Stettin for a second night in succession, setting docks and industrial areas ablaze. RAF activity extended to Cherbourg Dunkirk and Calais, while German attacks targeted northeastern Britain and French coast defenses amid heavy casualties and fires.
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Stck
Germany
France
Norst
Dunkerque
Calais
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Churchill Hog
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Adolf Hitler
Jewish Air and Home Security Ministries
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Hell
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Stettin
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Tlen- Gon
Lotdon
American owned vessel sunk near Teeland coast
A Reuters dispatch from Vichy reports an American owned steamer of Fanamanian registry named Cesar, formerly a Onnvnd vessel, sunk off the Teeland coast. British admiralty officials said nothing is known about the embarked accident.
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Reuters
Vichy
Cesar
Teeland
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