Bar Association Debates Neutrality Act Reform
The American Bar Association committee in Indianapolis considers a resolution urging Roosevelt to be free from neutrality restrictions and to act under treaties and international law. James W. Ryan sponsors language calling for repeal of the Neutrality Act, citing German attacks on shipping as an act of war. A separate proposal seeks federal offense charges for groups that disrupt defense project work through violence or threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tall Resolutions Committee
theAmerican Bar Association
Roosevelt
James W. Ryan
New York
Ryan
Congress
Gift Of Kittens Goes To Humane Society In Odd Turn
In Tampa Fin Oct 2 a practical woman took three motherless kittens to the humane society to find homes. Society officials persuaded her to keep the trio plus two other orphans, pairing them with a mother cat to boost adoptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fin
The
Humane Society
Bub Society
Two youths injured in bicycle collision on El Paso Street
Two youths hurt when a bicycle collided with a car on El Paso Street near 900 block. Injured were Juan Mendoza 19 of Ed Paso Verde street and Hilario Rodriguez 18 of 219 El Paso street. Driver identified as William Alten 580 Price street bound San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Run Ocar
el Paso
Juan Mendoza
Ed Paso Verde Street
Hilario Rodriguez
el Paso Etreet
Dever
Wiliam Alten
Price Street
Boud San Antonio
Duncan Jobs To Be Filled From List
Appointments as juror and senior, typist and junior stenographer to be made from the list. The Duncan field will later fill from batches of 3000 San Antonio men and women who took service exams in July and August. Applications from persons not on the list will be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Field
San Antonio
dHelvan
Col Lawton Heads Duncan Field Club
Col Lawton, commander of the Idead Sth Dept groups at Duncan Field, has been elected president of the Dynese Field Officers' club. He succeeds Liu Goldon B Lusesmbe, who became chairman of the club entertainment committee. The club includes Maj I. W. Oto and Capts B. W. Payne and J. D. Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Lawton
Duncan Fei
Dynese Field Officers’ Club
Liu Goldon
Lusesmbe
I. W.oto
B. W. Payne
J. D. Cape
Rural Constable Probe Continues
Grand jury resumed its investigation into the rural county situation on Thursday by summoning E. B. C. Coppock secretary of the Alamo Mater club and County Auditor Edgar Garvey. Coppock was expected to be absent from the city and unable to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grininal
Grand
Surmonaning E. B. C. Coppock
Alamo Mater Clu. Aaa
Edgar Garvey
Cuymock
MPs Show Skill At Games In Louisiana Camp
Captain Jack Rhodes of San Antonio commands the 36th Military Police company stationed in Louisiana. The unit trained amid war duties including traffic control, guarding prisoners of war, and convoy duties. MP motorcyclists led patrols while officers praised discipline and minimal accidents during maneuvers and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Louisiana
Jack Rhodes
San Antonio
Nobelitg
Tscut
Armin Puck
Sin Antonio
Litu- Yenant Puck
Xirelelies
Canveyn
M. P
Jual
Rhodes Asstens
Consumption Up On Pacific Coast Gasoline Demand
Pacific Coast states show gasoline consumption rising in the first half of the period, with increases ranging from four to thirty-two percent versus the prior comparison. Positive demand signals emerge across major markets, indicating stronger intake and broader economic activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast States
War Department names three brigadier generals for bomber commands
The War Department announces three brigadier generals to lead bomber commands. Brigadier General Pallett Uradley of Oossha, Brigadier General Gridalin of Greenwich, N Y, and Brigadier General Ariel Brag ald Chotlern of Timestine, Miri, will head units with HQ at Langley Field Virginia and Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Chet
Army
Ain Fury
Fone
Pallett Uradley
Oossha
Thiri Smuther Dommand
Drew Tell
Varnipa
Fla
Gridalin
Mrooks Coenter
Tative
Greenwich
N.Y
Lee Seeum Berber
Fort Grovee Wright
Spokane
Wash
Helly
Ariel MM
Brag Ald Chotlern
Miri
Langley Field
Vian Alt
Outside Curks On Hein Outlay Seen By Parks Commissioner Henry
Parks Commissioner Henry faces political enemies both inside and outside his department. Reported overdrafts and budget strains fuel pressure to crackdown on his expenditures. Anti Maverick sentiment persists, with department staff potentially leaning against him as the Maverick era lingers in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
Henry
Don
Oi Hein
Olitico
City Hall
Washington, D. C
Reds Pledged All Out Aid at Moscow Conference
From Moscow the Soviet war needs conference disclosed that the United States and Great Britain will virtually supply every material the Soviet military and civilian authorities require in exchange for Soviet raw materials. W Averell Harriman and Lord Beaverbrook stated the agreement covers raw materials machine tools and munitions. Stalin thanked the U S and Britain for bountiful supplies while British and American delegates will remain in Moscow to implement the accord and ensure delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ufi
United States
Great Britain
Moe
Germany
W. Averell Herriman
Lord Beaverbrook
Prenier
Joseph Stalin
Bataln
Ukre
Vyacheslav Malatey
Chain of Boviet Committee
Univ
Agresnent
Dechartd
Convention To Open Here With Regional Seed Talks
An opening convention brings representatives from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana and Arkansas to San Antonio at the Gunter hotel Friday at 1 1 a m. The meeting covers latest seed corn pasture grasses vegetables and farming topics with films on model selling methods. Local leaders include Mayor C K Quin and speakers on AAA activities industry and national defense agriculture and seed programs. A weekend program features seed council leadership lectures a seedsmen’s workshop and a banquet with a football pane to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Seedmen's Association
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
South Texas
C. K. Quin
A. G. Rudiniatin
Waco
National Committee On Seed Distribution
AAA
W. OR. Archer
National Association of Manufacturers
Wll
J. E. McDonald
J. FP. Rosborough
Stace Extension Service
Hertimaltiuvist
Argeboul Lucal
Serdiman
C. H. McDowell
Texas Andicultural Experimentatatons
Sneay
Edwant ‘Tyreei
United States
Ses Otel Servce
Linden Jones
Lancaster
PB. Hutbert
Texas Seed Council
Gunter
S A Army Depot Work Inspected
Jiut Col Branney HW EMien of the inspector general's Gepactielist visits the San Antonio General depot Fort Baim Houston for a Thursday inspection. Peruvians have a recipe for $1 and a feature in The American Weekly Housewife Pooh Almanac offers a variety of recipes and a creamy celery soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branney HW
Emien
Wuelupian
San Antonio General Depot
Fort Baim Houston
Mansis City
Pooh
Ben Sufrin Suffering Report Reveals Military Record
A fragmented wartime note details Ben Sufrin and a soldier reporting a sore thread and thinning health. The incomplete records imply a name Taek and unclear details about Fort Meal Md. The fragmentary text suggests official personnel or medical notes from a military context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meal
Second Division Rolls Back To L A Post
In East Texas and Louisiana the 2nd Division returned home by motor convoy stretching over 100 miles. About 1600 vehicles carried troops to Fort Sam Houston with breaks allowing civilian traffic. Maj. Gen. J. N. Greely arrived at Mimanny post to greet the returning soldiers and officers. The 38th Infantry was left behind with trucks to follow, arriving Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Texas
Louisving
Fort Sam Houston
Canvay
Austin
Tong Columm
Greely
J. N. Greely
Mimanny
Laem
Third Army
Brooksfield
Jasper
William B. Blanenct Admitted to Federal Court Practice
William B Blanenct formerly an assistant district attorney was admitted to practice before a federal district court on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Blanenct
Gily Austorney
Federal District Court
Parachute Jumper Spends a Day On Devil's Tower Peak
Former Stinson employee Hopkins, an RAF parachuting instructor, leapt from a plane to Devil's Pinnacle near Sundance Wyoming. He spent more than 24 hours atop the basalt tower after an unsuccessful descent, isolating himself amid wind and rain with only 40 people aware of his survival attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mopmeas
Hongal
Stinsonfield
Varn Cole
China
Devils Tower
Wyoming
Dotedeyil Hha
Sundance
Hopkins
Hanid City
S. D
Devil's Pinnacle
RAF Flleys
England
San Anetonio
Hangar Six
San Antonio
Empire State Building
Karly Brockelaiby
Rapid City
Joe Quinn
Aud
Sop Fent
Quinn
Him
Jony Call
Belle Fourche
Villey
Petecen Carlie
Meorerosh
Wya
Devil's ‘Tower National Monument
Council Upholds Vogler's Power
The San Antonio council affirmed Frank Vogler authority to refuse cab operation permits as inspector, with debate over inspectorate power after a 1939 ordinance had dissolved that office. Morse and others appealed, hearings continued, and a ruling on three cases including Morse’s was pending a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Heller
Elty
Texwab
Frank Vogler
San Antonio
T . Mellers
Pire
B. K. Anderson
Arthur J. Moise
Andersan
Ovily
Counerl Beard
Moese
George R. Thompson
Morse
Randle Taylor
Yellow Cab and Biackage Company
Claims Report Sparks NYA Smear Charge in Congress
Washington report notes a General Accounting Office document called a scare story by NYA official Aubrey Walliams who defends the agency and promises a full investigation if needed. Comptroller General Lindsay Warren stood with the committee chair and NYA officials in submitting the report and seeking clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
National Youth Administration
NYA
Aubrey Walliams
Williams
Lindsay Warren
Senele Ann Howar
F C Bell Named As Army Zone Auditor
Franklyn O Bell, certified plib Heneunslang, assigned to Washington office quarter master will supervise auditors and accountants in the eighth zone overseeing nearly 250 million dollars in defense project expenditures. Col Edwin V Dunxtun directs the supervision, succeeding Thomas J Banner in the Armament works posting at Ghilldersourg Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn O. Bell
Heneunslang
Washington
York Bar Newston
Quatetermaster
Nalonat
Xlnervision
Edwin V. Dunxtun
Juarbermaster
Rot
Thomas JS. Banner
Eeld
Rtoyal
AlAbamt Ordnance Works
Ghilldersourg
Ala
Wien
Winter Garden Fair Opens in Pearsall Featuring Parade
The twenty first annual Winter Garden fair starts in Pearsall with a street parade of floats candy displays and bands followed by a color pageant coronation ceremony and square dancing. The event highlights excellent crop yields and farm products across Fria county as locals gather for festivities including reunions and old-timers events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Fria County
Min Annette Martin
Nippon Starts New Drive In China Amid Pressures
SHANGHAI Gl 214 Nipponese forces moved south across the Yellow and New Yellow rivers at daybreak in a renewed offensive aimed at Chenri sen junction of the Ling t ar and Peiping Hankow railways. In Shansi mountains Chinese losses reported and 4000 killed as operations continue. In Munan province Chinese forces estimated 14,000 men attempting to stop the Japanese advance into Changsha. Japanese retreat claimed as objective achieved. Armored speculation on the Canton Hankou railway. High expenses noted as US consumer outlays projected at 275000000000 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yellow
Yellow Rivers
Chenrisien
Leingtar
Peiping-Hankow
Damel
Shansi
Munan
Changaha
Ely
Chungking
Changsha
Volmeana
Hankou
Nazi Plant Centers Hit In German Raid Sparks Night Bombing
British bombers struck Stuttgart and other German targets overnight despite poor weather. Docks at Le Havre Boulogne and Ostend were hit, a merchant vessel damaged. One German night fighter was destroyed, another damaged, and a British bomber was reported missing. RAF attacked French territory targets later, with Hurricanes destroying several German torpedo boats. German defenses caused light casualties. raids extended over rural Midlands areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stuttgart
Germany
Air Ministry
Coulais
Boulogne
Ostend
Bom
Frisian
Terrtory
Frenette Condl
Calitis
England
Britain
Prenely
Mother
Bettain
Olgar
Lie Most Park
Sreas Iy
Nash
South Boat
Germans Sink 683,400 Tons of Shipping in September
Berlin reports the German armed forces sank 482,000 tons of merchant shipping and 63,400 tons in September as part of a broader effort against British supply lines. The communique notes further British raids on Germany with bomber planes causing limited damage and claims continued attempts to attack convoy lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gers Jman
Air Force
High Command
Tebouts
England
Germam
Jocallies
Germany
Faeroes Island
Coffee Planned At Heights Center Meeting Notice
Unclear OCR text describes a coffee gathering at Heights Center recreation area with local organizers including names and dates. Readable elements mention a meeting near Tuesday or Wednesday with municipal or community group involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights Center
Clit
Manloth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duncan
Col. Lawton
Duncan Field Club
M.P
U. S
Civiian
Serre
Whroto
Reds
S. A
Des Spartinenes
Tevestigalinn
Ben Sufrin
L. A. Post
L. A
Alamo Heights
Canvey
Stinson
Council
Vogler
Pete Mileck
Ukewise
Taylor Raserten
Quin
F.C. Bell
Nippon
Department of Rdinmeres Hays
Nake Jonks
Hasnian Artere
Joskes Bargain Basement
Opula Shoe
Aia Sas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!