Food Prices May Climb To Just Level
Chicago reports date Oct. 13.17 Doughas MacKeachie, director of purchases for the office of production Management, says prices must reach a fair and just return and then be stabilized. He notes OPM and the Office of Price Administration will form a defense advisory committee to aid the food distributing industry during the defense program. He stresses avoiding speculative buying and urges wholesalers to buy according to normal procedures, cooperate with the government procurement program, and bid fairly to ensure ample sources for armed services.
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Chicago
Doughas
MacKeachie
Office of Production Management
National Association of Food Chains
OPM
Office of Price Administration
Plane crash kills two near Elizabeth Town
Sun blames bright air for fatal collision in Salizabet Town when pilot Claude Judy Jr. and his girlfriend Jane Stoner, both 19, die after Judy’s plane strikes Bert A. Tripp’s ship near the airport. Tripp lands safely as inspectors cite sun glare and wind conditions.
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Salizabeth
Bright Air
Biidie Collistan
Claude Judy Jr
Jane Stoner
Middleton
Judy
Bo Bert A. Tripp
Elizabethtown
Tripp
William A. Moore
Skat Tournament Winner Named From New Braunfels
In the 1947 skat tournament held in New Braunfels, Robert Sehnemann of 224 Hammond Avenue won with 1163 points. Frank Schrier of Kenedy finished second and Arion Krueger of New Braunfels took third. Other winners included Fugenr Kieuper, Alf Marckwardt, Schulz, Paul Linnaritz, and Mrs. Agatha Karney from various Texas locales.
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New Braunfels
Robert Sehnemann
Havmond Pyenur
Ith
Frank Schrier
Kenedy
Arion Krueger
Karney
San Antonio
Agatha Karney
Clay Street
Annual Synod Meet Slated in Dallas Session Starts 7:30 PM
The annual Synod of Texas opens with Dr. Joseph Mantor of Dallas delivering the opening address at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Rev. J. M. Hready of Birmingham will give the principal sermon at 1:20 a.m the next morning. Cameron P. Hall of Philadelphia represents Christian education and speaks at 3 p.m. A joint meeting Wednesday night includes addresses by Miss Rachel Benfer and Gr. R. Thomson. The session runs through Thursday November 30 concluding the season.
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Texas Synod
Maditon Square Bros
Joseph Mantor
Dallas
J. M. Hready
Birmingham
Ala
Cameron Pf, Hall
Philadelpha
Presbyterian Bourg of Christian Education
Haynes
Houston
Rachel Benfer
Gr. R. Thomson
Relief At Last For Your Cough
Relief for chest cold cough or acute bronchitis with Creomulsion. Beech wood creosote and other time tested medicines mix to soothe inflamed bronchial membranes and loosen phlegm. No narcotics. If not relieved, payback guarantee. See your druggist for Creomulsion.
Plans Dropped to Bring Kentucky Newsboy for Mile Miley Case
Fort Worth police said a Kentucky newsboy, 18, would not be brought to identify the car of the suspected murderer in the Miley case. Thomas Penney, 32, confessed to part in the Lexington Country Club killings of Marion Miley and her mother. A girl and a man linked to a Fort Worth store robbery are questioned. Kentucky authorities take a prisoner to question further about the murders.
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Port Worth
Hugh Cromer
Kentucky Newshey
Fort Worth
Marion Miley
Newshey
Thomas Penney
Lexington Country Club
Penney
Fort
Sette Reformatory
Doutle
Drug Firm Urged To Settle Claims In New York
A plan to settle about 950000 in claims against McKesson and Robbins Ltd was recommended to stockholders. The case ties to the late Donald Coster and the scandals surrounding McKesson and Robbins Inc, Bridgeport, Conn., with allegations of mismanagement and financial manipulation preceding Coster’s 1938 death.
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New York
McKesson and Robbins, Incorporated
McKesson and Robbins, Ltd
Donald Coster-Musica
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Big Bridgeport
Argument Not Entirely Verbal Hospital House Call Turns Violent
Deputies report a Monday incident at 3000 Clark West Commerce Street after an argument at Robert B. Green hospital injuring five people. Victims include Henry Munoz 21 with a bullet wound and Albert Munoz 25 with knife wounds at 3134 Hawthorne Street, Martin Durawa 48 at 5918 West Commerce Street with axe wounds, Wille Garza 26 at 10037 Ban Luis Street with axe wounds, and Virginia Porawa 581E West Commerce Street with scalp laceration. Authorities Zeke Wen and Lome Beard investigated the clash.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Clark West Commerce Street
Henry Munoz
La4
Hawthorne Street
Albert Munoz
Kniie
Martin J. Durawa
Fisted
West Commerce Streets
Inite
Wille Garza
Ban Luis Street
Pendergast Loses Court Appeal In Supreme Court
Washington Det Thomas J Pendergast ex Democratic boss of Kansas City and Robert Emenett O Maley ex Missouri superintendent of insurance failed to win Supreme Court review of their contempt convictions and two year prison terms. The court also declined to review a separate order directing return of 1 060 600 in armored equipment to participants. The 85th Maintenance Ordnance Company will be stationed at Camp Bowie after October 17 to repair vehicles of the 135th and 76th GHQ battalions.
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Washington
Ted Thomas J. Fendergast
Kansas City
Robert Emenett O Maley
Missouri
Brownwood
High Court Ordnance Maintenance Company
Dclined
Payt of Yorth
Patietatees
Alvisten
Camp Bowie
Viii Army Corps Headquarters
85Th Heavy Maintenance Ordnance Company
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Camp Bowle
76Th Ghq
Baylor Plans Psychology Lab
Baylor plans a psychology laboratory for advanced students led by Dr Loyd W Rowland head of the psychology department. The facility will be used by the psychological tests and measurements class to test children as part of the course with eye tests and related measurements.
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WAWU
UCLLA
Baylor University
Willy
Loyd W. Rowland
Georgie Jessel prepares for baby as stork hovers near
Philadelphia dispatch reports vaudeville star Georgie Jessel and 18 month partner Lois Andrews awaiting the stork with a new show in rehearsal. Jessel, 40, and Andrews, 17, expect a baby soon and face uncertainty about a possible twin birth. Jessel plans to finish preparations while waiting for hospital news in Los Angeles, with rehearsals stalled by the pending arrival.
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Lie
Lois Andrews
Los Angeles
Georgie
Philay Delphi
Lea
Hign
Mickers
Cane
RueCariten
Tiny
Miners sign closed shop pact in Harlan County
Knoxville dispatch reports United Mine Workers of America and Harlan County Coal Operators Association announce a closed shop contract. The agreement covers more than 12 000 miners across 22 mines in Harlan and surrounding counties, with signing still pending.
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Knoxville
Tenn
United Mint Workers of Aimeries
Harlan County
Kentucky
Coal Operators’ Association
Willem G. Turnblaver
Distrink 19
Wis
Ntarian
Bell and Brox County
Street Car Rails New Steel Source In War Scraps Plan
Zaneville Ohio October 12 Removal of abandoned direct car rails in eight southeastern Ohio districts will be undertaken soon to provide scrap steel urgently needed for national defense. District WPA management announced first priority on the WPA program. About 1460 tons of steel rails will be ablashed in the forthcoming project.
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Zaneaville
Onlo
Ager
Announeed
Ind
Sera Sirel
Aviation mechanic helpers seek civil service jobs
About 400 girls enrolled at Draughon’s Business College to study aviation mechanic aids. They applied for civil service posts paying 50 dollars a month while training to service plane motors at the air field, with Ralph E. Milat as service board secretary. No experience in mechanics was required. a quiz tested aptitudes.
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Gertride
Jaden Meérhawies Ab Joumean Geld
Draughon
Busiurss College
Ralph E. Milat
Service Board
Knighted Historian Castaneda Receives Holy Sepulchre Order
Carlos Castaneda, UT Texas Latin American historian born in Mexico, was awarded knighthood in the Holy Sepulchre order during a pontifical high mass on the University of Texas campus. Presented by Bishop C. E. Byrne, with Investiture by Bishop Francis C. Kelley, the honor recognizes his book Our Catholic Heritage in Texas and other historical works.
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Austin
Carlos EL Caslaneds
Hus
Southwest
University of Texas
C. E. Byrne
Galveston
Francis C. Kelley
Oklahoma City
M. A. Ascontant
Dr. Castaneda
Mexico
Gandhi Warns U S On British Aid
Mohandas K Gandhi told residents at Sivaramam that the United States should think twice before providing more aid to Britain without prior guarantees. He urged withdraw of assistance unless there are clear liberties guaranteed for India Asia and Africa.
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Warcha
Tndig
Mohandas K. Gandhni
America
Britain
India
Asia
Sivarram
Funeral for A Jowdy Set in San Antonio Community Head
Funeral services for A Jowdy a San Antonio merchant born in Syria will be held at his residence 425 North Leona Monday at 3 10 PM with Rev miller officiating He was a leader in the Syrian colony and served as president of Ban Antonio lodge No 1070 A P and A M Alzafar and Order of the Eagles He is survived by his widow Mrs Miry A Jowdy and brother Fred Jowdy Burial at Ban Joce Burial Park under direction of 5 A Judge No 1070 AFL and ALM Pallbearers listed include Solomon Crich Br Joseph Youner George Azar Andrew Ansley and others
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Ber
Ban Antonio Lodge
A. Po
A.M. Alzafar Akring
Order of the Eagles
Miz. Miry A. Jowdy
Fred Dawdy
Serpines
Ban Joce
AFL
Solomon Crich
Joseph Youner
George Azar
Andrew Ansley
Tathouland
Gegree Jamas
Turkey's balanced diplomacy steadies chromium ties
New York Oct 13 Turkey maneuvers to keep both England and Germany content on chromium supplies essential for steel. Britain and Germany seek Turkish cooperation as war drags on, while Turkey, guided by Ataturk, pursues cautious independence and mutual aid pacts, aiming to avoid siding in full.
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Py Manx
Annadine
New York
Turkey
Germany
England
Mage
Hoever
Tukey
Inony
Saracagt
Turskey
Kemal Ataturk
Baltimore Welcomes Duchess of Windsor and Duke
Baltimore hosts an official welcome for the Duchess of Windsor and Prince Edward, the Duke of Windsor, in a city hall reception and tea at the Baltimore Country Club. Crowds line the streets as the Windsors arrive from Timontutt station, staying at Salona farms with relatives for a week. Mayor Howard W. Jackson will deliver the formal welcome at 3 p.m.
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Baltimore
Bal Amora
Duchess of Windsor
Wailus Wuarfleta
Ting
City Hal
Aoo
Yacate
Haltimore Country Club
Texanischen-Gebirgs Saengerfest Ends in San Antonio
The fiftieth annual Texanischen-Gebirgs Saengerfest concluded Sunday in San Antonio with 31 officers and various business items settled. Bodo Holekamp of Boerne reelected president. ex-Senator Julius Real of Kerrville named honorary president. Mrs Mat tie Herrting of San Antonio and Adolph Hopf of Frederickeburg named vice presidents. Chris Herry of New Braunfels, secretary. George Kegger of Comfort, treasurer. Four San Antonio clubs Beethoven Mueterchor, Beethoven Damenchor, Hermannssohn Gamischter Chor and Liederkrang will jointly sponsor the 1942 festival. over 750 singers participated across the two-day event.
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Adolph Hopf
Frederickeburg
Chris Herry
New Hratafels
George Kegger
Comfort
San Antonio
Beethoven Mueterchor
Beethoven Damenchor
Hermannssohn Gamischter Chor
Liederkrang
College Plan Goes To State
A petition signed by 20,333 asking an election to create a San Antonio junior college was to be presented to the state board of education on Monday. If approved the County Commissioners would call an election. Plans were for the bearers to leave for Austin from Auditorium Clyde in the morning. Those planning to make the trip included P. Schnabel chair, Br. H. H. Ogilvie, Robert E. Kingston, George Gidson, Stanley Barks, Carlton Adams Jr, Mrs. Jerome Kuhl, Mrs. A. Japhet, Mrs. B. A. Stain, Ben Jurry, Dr. S. Gardner, Mrs. R. D. Bell, Mrs. H. A. Thornss, Mrs BF. Swith, Clyde Barnes and 60 students.
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San Antonio
Jerome Kuhl
4. K. Japhet
B. A. Stain
Ben Jurry
S. Gardner
R. D. Bell
H. A. Thornss
BF. Swith
Clyde Barnes
Turkey Holds Steady Amid World War Turmoil
In the late 1920s Turkey sought balance between major powers, resisting total alignment. Turkish leaders pursued a neutral stance to preserve territorial status quo while engaging with England and Germany. The article notes Mustafa Kemal Atatürk era policies and Turkey's strategic aims during wartime, including potential railway and Black Sea routes considerations.
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Turkey
England
Alstuk
Jed
Ife
League of Nations
Sinte Imanu
Germany
Nazia
Hitler
Engian
Gerermany
Russia
Britain
Near East
Iran
Central
Hiller
Ankara
Caneasus
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Britann
Europe
Tickey
Hull and Stimson Push to Arm Merchant Ships
Secretary Hull testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee urging repeal of the ban on arming American merchant ships. Secretary Hull insists the United States cannot ignore growing Nazi conquest while War Secretary Stimson backs immediate repeal to safeguard vessels and ensure delivery of munitions. Executive session follows as lawmakers forecast a substantial majority in favor of amending the neutrality law.
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Hull
Gol Stony
Congress
United States
House Foreign Affairs
Bne
Tombat
Stimson
Hitler
Themeelvee
High Seas
Hloont
D-N
Voys
R-Ohla
Bloomta
House Foreign
Connally seeks lifting ship ban amendment
Senator Tom Connally announced plans to introduce an amendment to the neutrality act allowing American ships to travel anywhere. He indicated it would follow passage of the merchant vessel arming amendment and urged swift action, stating no foreign power should gain bases in the Western Hemisphere and asserting U S insistence on limiting external influence amid war.
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Connally
Dallas
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
United States
Vichy
Arered
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