Navy Probes Harbor Fire
A naval inquiry into a harbor blaze near San Pedro links the disaster to welding work by a crew using a torch. The fire, worsened by gasoline on water, killed four sailors and three civilians, with ten missing and over 54 seriously burned. Three landing boats, 200 feet of dock, and heavy equipment were destroyed while a crane collapsed.
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The Lost Weekend Drunkard’s Night Ends in Longing
A distressed narrator remembers Helen’s voice at the door and longs for her return. He recalls past fights with alcohol, the pull of saloons, and a vow to quit as he sits listening for the telephone in a confessional slice of memory.
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Church in closer accord with Stalin in Moscow letter
A damaged Moscow letter from acting patriarch Alexeis to Premier Stalin signals a thaw in church state relations. The report notes the church’s stance on the war effort and mentions public support for Soviet service families amid broader political tensions.
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Himmler Reported Safe After Gunfire Attempt
London dispatchs say Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler escaped unharmed from an assassination attempt in Budapest while en route to assist Hungarian resistance. The claim notes he was resting in a Budapest post and later traveled to help efforts against the German invasion.
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Unions Tax and Labor Power in Westbrook Pegler’s View
Westbrook Pegler argues unions claim the right to collect taxes on consumer purchases and services under New Deal law. He cites Jimmy Petrillo and questions whether unions' taxing power competes with government tax authority, claiming unions could fund unemployed musicians while noting legal limits and political implications.
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Adorable Jumper Pattern Lot 9148 With Yardage Details
Pattern 9148 offers one yard of fabric for a size 6 jumper with contrast accents. Includes size options 1, 2, 4, 4, 6, 8 and 10. requires 6 jumper pieces, one yard of 36 inch maternity jacket fabric, and three quarters yard. Also lists a Reedin work pattern for home decor and offers mail order details to The San Antonio Pattern Dept for a Fall Winter Pattern Book.
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Mrs Russell To Be Hostess For Luncheons This Week
Mrs Richard Fenty Russell hosts a series of luncheons this week inviting sixteen friends. Luncheon Monday at Bright Bhart and Tuesday she entertains guests at Hin eon 4b Le Mayda. Officers' court of Katsina review, W B L An will meet Thursday at 4422 West Commerce Street. All-day meeting and covered Aish Timehoon. There will be now pot eval praction arb 1 40 ppm. Thursday AY the Cymer To Tor the work of the rally to be held November 2000. Miss Titvon Novenel Morman accepted as a new member.
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Naff to Enter Harvard Law After UT Graduation
John Naff, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Naff, left Thursday for Harvard Law School after graduating from the University of Texas where he belonged to Phi Beta Kappa. The San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Municipal Auditorium for a panel on What the Conflict Means to Me featuring Miss Slim Neal, Miss Mary Noonan, Mrs. Le Wilkin, and others. the council will convene at 9:30 a.m. in the same hall. The meeting includes a review of Tabanna by Caroline Miller and plans for a tea on November 7 at Mrs. Rolly Stoen’s home for its eleventh anniversary.
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Virginia Dicker
Pimples Vanish Overnight Miracle Claim Reports
Fragments describe a cafe tale of a medicated treatment named Kleeves that allegedly clears pimples overnight. Vague claims say users saw disappearance and money-back guarantees if results did not appear, with contrasting warnings about scams and unclear providers.
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Army Warns On Enemy Broadcasts
New York, Oct. 33. Army warns families of American prisoners of war not to accept enemy broadcasts or prisoner messages as authentic. Capt. Lincoln, chief of records and identification, urged relatives to discard aids and pocket books that spread misinformation. He warned against con artists selling supposed news and urged not to share nonofficial information with next of kin.
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