German Turkish chromium deal eyed amid wartime diplomacy
Turkish diplomats faced pressure as Germany sought chromium concessions in 1943 while promising $35 million in military aid. London and Washington warned of risks if Turkey pivoted away from Allied supply lines, noting 1941 42 chromium could remain unaffected. Berlin pressed Ankara through envoy Karl Clodius amid broader German aims against Britain, America, and Soviet interests.
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Turkey
Germany
Tony
Flurey Cé
Per- Hans
United States
Hughe Knatehbuil-Hugessen
Mac Murray
Offeo
Taray
London
Washington
Hs Widerstoot
Britain
America
Ankara
Karl Clodius
Russia
Advocates of Deterrent Punishment Call for Stocks and Whipping
A dated editorial urges reintroducing corporal punishment to deter vice and protect youth. It defends stocks and whipping for wives beaters and abusers, arguing harsh penalties would curb crime and restore public morality, criticizing modern penalties as ineffective.
Pet Dog and Cat Population Grows in San Antonio
A San Antonio report notes more military personnel increasing stray dog and cat numbers, prompting shelter at 1041 Brady Boulevard to expand. The Animal Deserze league will discuss the issue at its monthly meeting 8 p.m. Thursday at the Plaza Hotel, with secretary Bus. PF. H. Bradford and supervisor Ruth Sergent. From Aug 14 to Sep 41 the league placed 103 dogs and 36 cats in new homes.
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San Antonio
Brady Boulevard
League
Plaza Hotel
PF. H
Plans Made For Legion Meet In Austin
Attendance outlined for the Grand Cheminet meeting in Austin Saturday. At an Elks Club gathering Tuesday night the vulture group agreed to provide workers for the legion’s annual poppy drive and to participate in the Armistice day parade. Clem J. Smith was elected official photographer and G Kenneth Dawpies publicist locale.
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Tiwns
Austin
Vulture
Ford
Bigtt
American Legion
Elks' Club
The
Legion
Clem J. Smith
G. Kenneth Dapwies
Weather summary with fluctuating rainfall and moon phase
A fragmented weather notice reports 12 30 ppm wind readings, 84 percent precipitation at 32 30 p m, and 1 25 inches cumulated this month. It notes January rainfall 1.42 inches, sun up at 6 72 am, moon phase first quarter, and tides with partial daily times and phases.
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Ina Foe Getcher
Tolnt
Tam
Approval for two recreation centers in Los Angeles area
President Roosevelt grants $174000 for construction and renovation of five recreation centers serving San Antonio military personnel and downtown civilians. South San Antonio center at Main and Quintana will cost $79000 with frame construction and USO approved plans. Turner hall site to be held by National Catholic Community Service center with city purchasing property for 50000, rest for renovations, to serve Kelly and Brooks fields and Camp Normoyle.
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San Antonio
Roosevelt
Turner Hal
South San Antonio
C. K. Quin
Paul J. Kilday
Commissioners Court
Main Street
Quintana Road
Gordon Smith
DeHaven Pitty
Charles Wiedner
Turner Hall
National Catholic Community Service Center
Naonal Catholic Community Service Center
Uns
Charles Burkhalder
Catholic Group
Aerinary Sons
Mar- Keb Street
Nueva Street
Aexat County
Storm Heads For Open Sea Off Carolinas
Storm plows from Bahamas to Florida and Georgia killing at least nine, damaging property along a wide path. Coast guard searches for 20 fishermen missing in the Gulf coast area. Hurricane force winds blistered Carrabelle and Panacea as the storm moved northward across the Gulf toward the Atlantic.
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Atlanta
West Indies
South Carolina
Bahamas
Florida
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
South Georgia
Gulf Coastal
Gt. Mark
Carrabelle
Fla
HLT
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Sul
Parris Tsjland
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Gulf
Ramage
D. Bauls
Gulf Coast
Panarea
Fila
Tallalassee
Frances Hester
Pavo
Norman Park
Seeing Eye Dog to Be Shown by San Antonio Kennel Club
Lady, regarded as one of the greatest Seeing Eye dogs in America, will headline the San Antonio Kennel Club’s annual dog show at Municipal Auditorium on October 10 and 31. Blind attendees may enter free. A demonstration and explanation of Seeing Eye training will be provided.
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America
San Antona Kennel Club
Maniicipal Auditorium
Board Approves Lunch Project In City Schools
San Antonio board of education approved a plan by the City Federation of Women’s clubs to provide a hat lunch project in city schools using surplus federal commodities. A $500 grant was authorized. The action followed a committee led by Mrs. Eva Moon and included Mrs. Tom Blue and Mrs. Rufus O D Bell. The board also greenlit a $1200 contract with Fisher Thritt and George for a culinary vault of shog system finances and a $100 supplement for stadium auditing.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
Rufus OD. Bell
War 25 Years Ago Today October 1916 War Summary
War 25 Years Ago Today compiles events from October 1916 including a German sub sinking six vessels off Nantucket with Americans aboard, grave coastal dangers to the United States, and German raids near Les Rocours and west of Sallly. Britain denies Japan over the Burma road and promises aid to China as Luftwaffe raids hit London. One year ago Wendell Willkie pressed the president on war entry and a Far East training plan.
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Washington
Les Rocurs
Sallly
Londo
Jjille
Wendell Willkie
Far East
Britain
Japan
Burma Road
China
London
Girl Scouts Committees Hear Safety Programs
Mrs Cecile In Hardy outlined safety methods to Scout committees in New York urging checks on light and ventilation at meeting places and mandatory physicals for leaders. She called for courses in home nursing and child care and stressed apparatus for child welfare. The briefing occurred at the Maverick building in London Street.
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Girl Scouts
Mra Cecile
Hardy
New York
National Earth
London
Rising Prices Topic Address by Frank Middleton Jr at Meeting
Frank Middleton Jr will speak on The Cause and Effect of Rising Prices at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. The talk is at Bohner's Bakery, 219 Meerscheldt Street, during a meeting of the Association of Independent Directors where officers and directors for the coming year will be elected, per N Guerra, president.
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Frank Middleton Jr
Association of Independent Dirocers
Bohner’s Bakery
Meerscheldt Atreet
N. Guerra
War and Frontline Struggles Span Moscow to Pacific
Reported Soviet defense lines bend but remain intact as German reserves drive wedges on the central front. Nazis threaten the Caucasus oil gateway while Russian forces claim inflicted losses. Japan pushes a pacific peace idea while Tokyo blasts the United States. Britain reports steady bombings and Italy’s Mussolini orders hold fast as fascist morale stays high. Roosevelt plans to urge Congress on neutrality law changes to permit arms on merchant ships.
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Hitler
Moscow
Caucasian
Japan
Germany
Britain
Tokyo
United States
Pacific
Taly
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Sigur
Roosevelt
Mesange
U.S
Chamber In Price Vote At 1604 Chambers Referendum
The National Chamber of Commerce directs 1604 member chambers to vote on price control legislation. They seek emergency price controls as a substitute for H R 5479 8, with a halt in the emergency and price controls on affected items during shortages. Theron Brown of the M A will speak at Woodlawn Methodist Church at 7 40 pm Wednesday.
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Antonio
Chamber’ of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
National Chamber
National Committee
Printer Dies in Dallas at 81
Charles M. Seny, 81, longtime assistant foreman at the Dallas Morning News, died here on Tuesday after a long illness. He served the newspaper department for decades, earning respect for precision and leadership. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Dallas
Charles M. Seny
The
Dallas Morning News
Two Groups Aid In Mikado Presentation
Central Gatallq High School stage clubs join the Mikado cast in a streamlined Gilbert and Sullivan version. The Mikado is directed by Day Griffin with students including Jack Blanttjoy, Alice Conner, Cody Doone and Norma Owen at the piano.
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Gléa ‘Glu - Avid Thy
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Mickey, Denner
Charles
Farrell Wade Lewis
Bernice Biden
Jaye Ann Scherrer
Genaviev Stark
Prhcipals
Day Griffin
Wi Be Jack
Blanttjoy Lelaire
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Cody Doone
Lela Pyrov
Anthony Carnes
Adelaide Saledino
Nancy Owen Patricia
Griffin
Annle’ Feldstein
David Griffin
Norma Owen
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