Dutch Sabotage Flourishes Under Nazi Repression
International News Service reports thousands of Dutch in concentration camps and tortures while underground resistance grows, with passive sabotage improving. Dutch government says 51 executions and 400+ imprisoned, but estimates suggest far higher numbers. Silent operations seek liberation.
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Merrill
London
Hyland
Free Dutch
Holland
Housendts
Cherinel
Portugal
England
Rotterdam
Hague
Faith and endurance lift a rescued child Pam in northern woods
Report of eight year old Pamela lost for days in timbered mountainside, surviving with minimal food and frostbitten toes. Doctors praise her resilience and the faith that carried her through fear and hardship. The comprehensive search by foreman Bill Maton, rangers, and woodsmen is highlighted as extraordinary.
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Qor Altle Pam
Cotta
Litls
CCO
Bill Maton
Corps of
Hoya
Matt
God
Injuries Reported After City Auto and Pedestrian Crashes
Several residents and visitors were treated for injuries at San Antonio area hospitals after multiple crashes on city streets and Fort Sam Houston. Victims include Earline Simmons 16 of 423 Crosby Street and Nancy Braswell 20 of 10 West Summit Avenue, among others, with treatment at Robert B. Green, San Antonio Station, and Medical Arts hospitals.
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Sukuy
San Antonio
Earline Simmons
Crosby
Nancy Braswell
West Summitt Avenue
Medical Arts
Public Service Company
Broadway
Tde Rendon
South Lacéde
Robert B. Green
Olga Resna
West Travis Street
Letlo Martinez
Fort Sam Houston
Station
Lexington Avenue
Augusta Streck
War 25 Years Ago Today October 22 1516
A sketched retrospective notes German sub restrictions and battles with Turkish forces over Sheerness and Somme woodland clashes near Chaulnes. It mentions Hitler’s earlier talks with Loyalist leaders, EAF bombing, Hamburg shipyard under construction, and Britain seeking transfer of women and children to Ireland and De Valera’s government for evacuation.
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Norttag
Germany
Chris Hania
Berlin
Sheerness
England
Chaulnes Woods
Somme
Hitler
Petain
Hamburg
Calais
France
Britain
Northern Ireland
de Valera
Wister and
Bire
Program Planned For Artists' Ball
Completion of the program for the Artists' ball to be held Saturday in Municipal auditorium was announced Wednesday. The lineup includes dances by Bud Nash and Winifred Wood, a stango by George Foster of Austin, a three graces dance, Bobby Howell Jones, and other performers. Local officials and San Antonio chamber of commerce members will attend, with presentations by Alec Moore and Jacinto association. Ricardo Morua will conclude the program at the official opening.
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Municipal Auditorium
Budy Nash
Winifred Wood
Stango
George Foster
Austin
Bobby Howell Jones
Saverant
Hanlin
J. Frank Kinsel
David
San Antonio
Totary
Alec Moore
Jacinto
Ricardo Morua
South Ameri
Eagle Pass
Bank Resources in Texas Rise Sharply in Two Years
Texas banks show total resources of 288.96 million on September 24, up 38.26 million since two years earlier. Individual deposits increased by 18.24 million as the State Banking Department released the latest condition figures.
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Austin
Det
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Texas
State Banking Department
Rivers Flood Kansas Area
Flooding sweeps central Kansas as Smoky Hill river swells to two and a half miles wide near Junction City. Two inches of rain fell at Topeka last night while districts from Emporia to the Missouri border face rising waters and property losses. One farmer, Roy Poland, is missing amid the floodwaters.
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Opeka
Kan
Kansas
Smoky HI
Neotho
Gottonwood
Marois de Cygnes
Roy Poland
Junction City
Smoky Hill River
Kansas River
Filsworth
Detroit
Chapman
Baitna
Missouri
Cottonwood
Himporia
Aklahama
Marais Des Cygnea
Otta Iwa
Jewelry theft at East Quincy apartment reported
Mrs. Lew Smith of 515 East Quincy reports a thief entered her apartment Wednesday morning and took a pin valued at 200 dollars from a jewelry box along with two other items and 30 dollars from a container. She named a suspect and urged police action.
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Lew Smith
Quincy
Officials Die As Nazis Bomb English Club
A northeast coast town in England reports officials killed when German air raids wreck a local club and trap residents. Rescue workers dig through ruins as British bombers hit Bremen and other targets in Northwest Germany, with raids also affecting Aarhus Lorient and Newcastle. The air ministry notes losses of planes and fighters on both sides amid heavy bombings along the coast.
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England
Graid
Oer- Tian Air Forcr
Esso* Clation
Newcastle
London
Bremen
Germany
Air Ministry
Brest
Lorient
Aarhus
Denmark
France
Netherlands
RAF
Tle
Berlin
Dover
High Command
Sikh Command
Tost
Mosquitoes Versus Lilies Spur City Protest
A college committee led by Miss Alice Sawtelle pressed County Commissioner Henry F. Hela to curb a lily and mosquito problem in the city. The protest cited ravaging mosquitoes, with promises of city and county cooperation to rid the area of the lilies. A weather-and-sky section accompanies, listing forecasts and conditions for several cities.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Alice Sawtelle
Fark
Henry F. Hela
Miss Sawthe
Hela
Am Ponnell
Hein
Havre
Morty Chay
Lourevilin
Sintky
Lubbock
Texan
yOvercast
Perl
Macon
RAM Phour Fron Theoutheast
Memphis Foguy
Gpro
Miami
Minneapolie Foxny
Imean
Manty
Tate
Moblin Cy Ceseceeas
Janwery
Montgomery
Nashville
Neo Orleans
New York City
Romé
Aluka
North Platte Dey
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Piniabury
Aramas Pasalent
N. Day
Tiiday
Texas
Wiimington
Del
Charlaton Everere Powey
World War II Roundup From Front Lines and Diplomacy
Russians report ground fought under intense pressure near Moscow and Donets as German forces mass for a potential frontal assault while Allies warn of new strikes. In France, Marshal Petain announces executions of hostages tied to Nazi killings. in Naples, R A B units attack in waves, reporting heavy casualties. Britain and Germany conduct raids, and Washington discloses a plan for 50 convoy escort ships as missing freighters are sought. Japan signals willingness to seek peace influence. Mexico and Britain restore diplomatic ties.
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Moxhalsk
Moscow
London
Fremiar Stalin
Krepolin
Hitler
Allent
Donets
France
Petala
Naples
High Command
Bremen
Brest
Lorient
Denmark
Newcastle
Dover
Washington
Senate
Atlantic
Foreign Office
Japan
Mexico
Great Britain
Bond Set in Forgery Case in New York Opt 22
The report notes a 5 cent bond set in a forgery case involving a 2 year old Mary Degnan, accused of forging a employer’s name on a $25 check. Magistrate Henry H. Cur counties set bail. the scene mentions WPA, local education sponsors, and transfers to a national immigration service program.
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New ‘York
Boxart
Guadalupe
Gonzales
Henry
H. Cur
Mary Degnan
W. Chapman
WPA
Tiree
Chapman
Asn Antonio Public School System
State Department of Education
Immigration and Naturalization Service of
Departmen of Justice
San Antonio
Girl Scouts Delegation Heads to Dallas Convention Tour
Members of the Girl Scouts national board and English guests will visit San Antonio Saturday as part of a convention tour of Mexico. They will be honored at breakfast in the St. Anthony hotel and given a sightseeing tour of the city before departing from the Dallas convention.
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National Board of Directors
The
Girl Scouts
England
San Antonio
Mexico
Dallas
St. Anthony
Cohan Improves After Abdominal Operation
New York Oct 22 44 year old George M Conan aged 63 who recently underwent abdominal operation is reported improving after the procedure.
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