London Under Heavy German Raids During Bombing Offensive
German air force strikes across southeast England intensified with mass raids on London and Dover. RAF fighters clashed in dogfights from dawn to dusk as bombs damaged houses and factories, killed at least two women, and disrupted a greyhound race. Bombers targeted Dover and coastal depots while fires and debris spread through several London districts.
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England
London
Essex
Wome
Frome
Tompton Leseria
Messerschmnitt
Dover
Sells
Ives
Germany
Flere
Messerschmitt
Palloart
Berlin
Gelpeckttchen
Magdeburg
Cherbourg
Emden
Mer
Hamm
Seest
Holland
R.A. F
Zontion
Bownezi
Abelters
Wight
Ing
RAF
Spitfire
London Eulskirts
Thames
Dnstances
Saulea
Dover Free
Messerschoultt
Lontion
Genna
Tug- Ush Channel
Dap
Ote Loxdor
Kilting & Worn
Air Ministry
Balartay
Kentish
Thames Estuary
Brea
Ruling Limits S A Police Activities in San Antonio
An official opinion restrains city police from certain actions while detailing a knife attack on a vice squad officer and the arrest of a 24 year old woman for vagrancy. The document cites Constable Ed Schaefer and W. Pat Camp, noting warrants and warrant service rules by city or sheriff officials.
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Tou
Newiton
San Antonio Palice
Robert B. Greet
Peron
Dis
Fe 1
W. Pat Camp
Othen
Newman
Fauston
Bt. Mary’s Streets
Grate life for kids and risky street tricks
A garbled account describes youths using street grates to retrieve items, including cigarettes and gum, turning humble sidewalk spaces into playgrounds. The piece mentions kids nicknames like nickies and pin nies, and odd methods to extract small valuables, highlighting a unsafe urban habit.
Missionaries killed in sedan bombing sparks Italian apology
Rome reports claim Italian bombers killed American missionaries in the Sedan incident. A Maltian source says plans to attack missionaries were in error and the aviator bears the first remorse. In New York the interior mission confirms two missionaries dead and two wounded, naming Dr and Mrs Robert Grieve of Spokane and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ogiesey of Sedalia.
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Rome
Kora
Sedan
New York
Dore
Wnd Mra
Robert Grieve
Spokane
Wash
Ree and
Mra
Kenneth Ogiesey
Sedalia
Wayne Morris Sued for Divorce in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aug. 31 Mrs Leonora Morris formerly Bubbles Schinusi a New York glamor girl today filed for divorce from film star Wayne Morris on general cruelty charges The couple wed January 1929 and separated last time Wayne Morris has refused to discuss the marital troubles since arriving in San Antonio for the Paramount film I Wanted Wings
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Los Angeles
Leonora Morris
Bubbles
Wayne Morris
San Antonio
Paramount Picture
Wings
Lag in Building Due to Broad Economic Conditions
Denver report cites national economic unsettledness as the cause of building delays. Colorado Sanitary and Heating Engineers President Grayton notes investors pull back in residential, commercial, and industrial structures amid global market tensions. A crash injures 23 year old LeBlue in a separate city incident near Laredo highway. details scarce.
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Denver
G. Grayton
Colorada
Clayston
Paish Plans Return Home From New York
Sir George Paish British economist will return to London as soon as possible after discussion with the British ambassador over Anglo American relations. The move follows criticism from Senator Burton K Wheeler who said Paish claimed responsibility for dragging the U.S. into war. Paish said he came to promote harmony and would leave if that is best for Anglo American ties.
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New York
George Paish
London
Jim
Washington
Brisa
George
Marquess of Lothuut
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
United States
America
Great Britain
Sir George
England
Lord Lothian
Union Bands Plan Big Labor Day Parade At Racine
In Racine Wisconsin on Labor Day the C I O and AF of L bands vow to march 18000 strong but a pay dispute with the musicians arises. Labor day committee chair Adaipl Largon says no pay is promised while carpenters electricians donate services and bartenders offer free beer and platforms are built.
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Racine
Wis
Brusicians
Adaipl Largon
Ed Stone Visits C of C Offices
Ed Stone, former manager of membership and publicity at the San Antonio chamber of commerce, visited former associates Saturday. He was en route from Alice where he had been chamber manager to Marshall where he is to become manager of the chamber of commerce.
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Ed Stone
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Stone
Alice
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Groups urge flag on stamp in defense era proposal
Indignant Americans press for a stamp bearing the American flag as national defense measures loom this October. Officials note past flag stamps faced protests and disfigurement in cancellations, replacing them with a U S seal design and portraits.
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Washington
Aux
Severs
Post Office Department
Jeprsas
National Defense
Grand Army of the Republic
U. S
Carteny Stuart
Lin Minthal Opankag
Wieslaw Soll
Deaths of 23 end long AVR safety record
Virginia near Harpers Ferry reports wreck of a Douglas DC 4 with 23 souls aboard. Federal investigators arrive as crowds gather and police establish a barricade. names include A W Lewis H W Andueson Frank Caldwell Paul Gillespie Thomas L Gates Jerome Lederer and R D Hogi. The accident ends a long safety record dating back to 1939.
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Virginia
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Washingon
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah Mountains
Federal
Wis
A.W. Kewis
H.W. Anduesoi
Ciwil Aeronautics Authority
Frank Caldwell
Cir Aeronautics Board
Paul Gillespie
Thomas L. Gates
Northern Virginia
The
Land
Jerome Lederer
Federal Safety Bureau
Air Safety Board
Roosevelt
Way
Watesehug
Amber
Washington
Firab
R. D. Hogi
Cabrio Lovellsvile
Branit Pieways
Oklahoma City
Jmne
Industrial Draft Is Drift to Tyranny
The piece argues against broad government conscription of manpower, plants, and industry as a path to tyranny. It cites Senator George’s warning on conscripting all sectors and economies and questions whether democracy can be saved, urging readers to watch the November verdict and resist drift toward dictatorship.
Lesion Post Elects New Officers in Elks Club Ceremony
Alamo Post No. 2 of the American Legion will install its new officers at a Thursday ceremony at the Elks Club. Officers include Commander John M. Howard, Senior Vice Commander George Gatran, Junior Vice Commander Harry Haburkom, and others with an executive committee chaired by C. G. Carter. Guests include County Judge C Anderson and State Rep P L Anderson.
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Alamo Post No. 2
Fd Blede
Legion
John M. Howard
George Gatran
Hany Haburkorn
Joe Class
A. G. Dietert
May
Milton MH. Atkins
Mike Janowsk
Elfen T. Gallagher
A. D. Holder
C. G. Carter
Col. W. B. Tuttle
B F. Hants
Roy Hatley
William F. Crawford
Frank Vaughan
John C. Hoye
Jack Cafett
Btan Donen
Owen W. Kilday
C. BE. Smelts
PS. Bloan
Louis
Mullion Mile Pilot Killed In Pittsburgh Crash
Pilot Scrogglis, a veteran airmail flyer with over a million miles, died when a flight crashed near Pittsburgh killing 25. Co-pilot J F Moore hailed from Washington DC as officials from P. G. A. reviewed the tragedy.
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Pittsburgh
Aavell Scrogglis, PLC
Pennsylvania Airlines Transport Whileh
C. A
Scrogglys
Cleveland
B.C. A
Time
St. Mary's Adds Eight Night Courses for Coming Year
St. Mary's university night school will offer eight new courses next year. Rev. Bra Thomas J. Treadaway, dean and registrar, announced that classes begin Monday September 14 after registration September 10, 12 and 14. Courses include art appreciation chemistry commerce and finance economics education English French general science German government history mathematics philosophy sociology and Spanish.
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St. Mary's University
Thomas J. ‘Treadawey
Gatarday
Soaring Mark Set by Californian
Glider pilot John Robinson of San Diego set the American soaring record at Lewis School of Wero in New Orleans with an ascent to 13,090 feet. He stayed aloft for 1.5 hours before landing near Porto, Indiana, 72 miles away. The banquet bill confrontation tied to Nicaragua’s Somoza era involved former Governor Richard Leche and a controversial event in New Orleans.
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Ueac
New Orleans
Porto
Ind
Anastasio Somona
Nica
Bank Clearings Rise for August in San Antonio Report
August bank clearings increased by 1,937,920.80 over July per figures released by Thomas G. Leighton secretary of the San Antonio Clearing House Association. The item includes nearby notes on hospital treatments, a snake bite case, and street accidents observed in the city.
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Alwust
Thomas G. Leighton
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Cleary
Gray Hall
Wet
Houston
Robert B. Green Hospital
Gray
Charles W. Arnderm
Hig Court
Mike Ramos
Anderson
Ban An
Tonto
MMC Gronm
South Mesquite West Coast
Retreet
Montana Street
Prost
Sharer
Harvey Wilding
Sherman Steel
Brackendge Park
Senator Lundeen Dies In Plane Crash Over Washington
BENATOR ERNEST LUND EEN, a United States senator from Minnesota, was killed in a Pennsylvan ia Central Airlines crash near Washington. He was a long time antiwar figure and a leading member of the Farmer-Labor party. Lundeen served in the House and Senate and was known for his opposition to conscription and US entry into World War I. He was born in 1878 in Beresford South Dakota and had a career in law and politics spanning Minnesota.
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Pittsburgh
INSI
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Virginia
Elling
PGA
Tarwell Scriggins
Ptinl
Washington
Cl Re P
Moore
Topilol
Margaret Carson
Fastens
Donald Stalre
G. A
Observer Washington
W. AC Burleson
Richmond
C. D. Cole
J. Tarr
M.futtier
Huddleston
C. Post
William Gargese
Justice
Evelyn Goldsmith
Miss Beer
D.C
Hallaway
Interstate Commerce Sormmission
G. Bower
Department of
Department of Ineternal Revenue, Washington, D. G. Joseph J. Pesci
Blairaville
Duquesne University
Naomi Polte
Washington, D.C
A. F. Maliott
D. G
R. M. Bale
Charlottenville
INS
Beontor Ernest Lundeen
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines
United States Senate
Benatar Bronson Cutling
Benatar Lundren
Beresford
Congress
Bacmere Labor Party
Senate
Lundeen
House of Representatives
U. S
Austria
Minnesota Volunteers
Natiovel Guard
Lundsen
Ernest Ward
Joan
Rorma Ward
Jinn Prantlato
Kurstein
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
State House of Representatives
U. S. House of Representatives
Farmer-Labor Party
House
Floyd B. Olson
U. B. Senate
Farmer-La~boor
Wilels Wold
Clothing Stolen From Car In 500 Block Incident
Clothing valued at $78 was stolen from a car in the 500 block of Best Commerce stovet. F B Caly lum of Wichita reported the theft to police Saturday.
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Best Commerce Stovet
F. B. Calylum
Wichita
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