Newspaper Guild Elects Officers in Direct Vote
New York Oct 17 A direct election of Newspaper Guild officers was announced with results from national referendum. President picks were Aiston M. Murray of Detroit 5539 and Donal Sullivan of Hastings 3971. executive VP Samuel Eubanks Oakland 6539 and Milton Kaufman New York 3343. secretary treasurer William Rodgers Washington 0. Seven regional and at large officers selected amid a largely administration victory pattern.
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Aiston MI. Murray
Detroit
Donal M. Sulivan
Heston
Samuel Eubanks
Oakland
Calif
Milton Kaufmen
New York
William Rodgers
Washington, D. C
Ld Forbes
James F. Crow
Los Angeles
Jules Schick
Philadelphia
Edward Allen
Boston
Joseph M. Walsh
Wilkes-Barre
Lewis P. Ade
Indiana
Walter C. Burson
Pittsburgh
Agnes Feby
Newark
N. J
Julsus Kigman
St. Louis
Kenneth Crouse
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Rollin Everett
Cincinnati
James Farmer
Beattle
William Brodle
San Diego
Walter Hogels
Harry, Martin
Memphis
Ralph Forter
Toronto
Canada
Soldiers Finish Medicine School at Randolph Field
Six soldiers from San Antonio and local fields completed the aviation medicine program at Randolph Field. Graduates included Harold A. Peterson Joseph A. W. Hinson Nicholas J. Sestric Oryen L. Bruce and others. Lieut. Col Eugen Rein delivered the graduation address with diplomas presented by Capt R Fisher.
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Eugen Reinarle
Medical Corps
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Gulf Coast Training Center
Hinson
Vincent R. Galasate
Bowman Find
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Four Burned In Blaze At Athens Hotel
Four persons were burned in a hotel fire in St Louis on October 1. Two were seriously hurt as five people on the second floor were helped down ladders by firefighters. A number of guests fled to the street in their night clothes after an explosion in the basement.
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Athens
Beating Fatal To Salesman Near Atlanta
C H Hefner an insurance agent aged 9 died after an assault near Atlanta Texas. He was found with a head injury beneath a car and died in hospital without regaining consciousness. Witness reports and scattered items including glasses and papers were found at the scene four miles northwest of Atlanta.
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Mexico Defends Catholic Faith Amid Anti Clerical Era
In a reflective piece from The News, the text recalls a period of anti clericalism in Mexico and notes how government hostility failed to erase Catholic influence. It highlights a public awakening, renewed church attendance, and a vow to pursue liberal, civilized conduct while welcoming religious leaders arriving for Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrations, signaling national unity and cultural strength.
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Torea
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Rea Ton
Los Angeles
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New Constitution Cited Texas Need At Texas Institute
Texas needs a new constitution, Attorney General Gerald C. Munn told a Stephen F. Austin college audience. He argued the 66 year old charter is outmoded and a centralized board of tax supervisors should regulate county collections to ensure equality. A second item notes a freak green cotton variety being grown for fleur wax.
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Weather Summary and Moon Phase Update
Weather data include wind from the north at 12:30 with figures for October and hourly readings. The report notes rainfall totals for the period, monthly excess, and 24 hour measurements ending at 7 AM. It lists moon phases, tides, and references to locations and dates in a condensed almanac-like format.
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Special Election Plan Called Ott
Governor Stevenson announced no special election will be held to name Dickson's successor, removing county court concerns. A special election would cost 6000 to 8000 dollars, but since the legislature meets again in January 1943, it is deemed unnecessary. County Judge Anderson had planned a joint election with the Junior College vote on November 15 if successor naming had been ordered.
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Bexar County
Coke Stevenson
Charles W. Anderson
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War Roundup Delivers Jarring U S Losses and Global Shifts
The Kearny torpedoed off Iceland marks the first U S warship hit since Roosevelt’s shoot-on-sight order as U S and Britain press Far East threats. Tojo named premier amid Sino-Japanese tensions while Soviet and German forces mass near Moscow. Berlin says troops within 60 miles of the capital as Soviet retreats head toward Kazan.
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Maury Maverick Joins National Dunking Association
Col Alfred M Grueather arrives for duty at third army of New York. The National Dunking Association announces Deputy Chief of Staff appointment and honors Mayor Maury Maverick as honorary member after duty in Washington and San Antonio.
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Third Army of New York
Maury Maverick
Washington
San Antonio
Army
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War 25 Years Ago From October 1618 Chronicle
A condensed wartime digest recounts actions southeast of Lemberg in Austria with Russian forces losing ground to Allied troops. Greek protests in Athens call for intervention avoidance as Greece faces royal pressure. Swiss embargo moves and economic talks with Germany surface as a year-old note. Berlin claims Japanese aid to China amid wider tensions. German air raids hit Kent as London endures an all-day assault. Rome cites Greece over naval bases for Britain. US Captain W R Fields at Fort Sam Houston resumes duty for another year.
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Rashar
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