Unanimous War Looms in French Chamber
Paris reports a unanimous vote in the Chamber of Deputies signaling a push toward war as Daladier and leaders insist on ending the conflict. France moves to mobilize an army of about 8,000,000, with civilians joining the war effort nationwide amid evacuation and rapid military preparations.
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Paris
Daladier
Chamber of
Geroany
Pryance
Artal
Great Britain
France
Germany
Soviet shifts envoy to Nazis pact amid talks in Moscow
Soviet reports say Russia's ambassador to Germany was recalled for consultation as key negotiation lines in the newly signed Y Norngeression pact between Bukota and Germany were updated. The dispatch noted a shift in Moscow's stance relative to Western Europe as diplomats reassessed positions and pending duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sakhletl
Metvknin
Bukota
Germany
Russia
Slirte
Power Lines Taken Over by Texas Power and Light and LCRA
The Lower Golotado River authority seized control of Texas Power and Light's lines at 8:20 p.m. on Friday, paying $5,000,000. The LCRA now oversees Buchanan and Thks dams and the Marshall Ford dam as Austin’s water works are remodeled. Marx Starcke of LCRA will coordinate power supply with towns under the new regime. John W. Carpenter of TP&L represented the company in negotiations. A separate treasury report on Aug 31 shows various balances, receipts, and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golotado River
Texas Power and Light Company
Texas Rambies
San Antonio
GRA
Reconstruction Pinanes Cororation
LCRA
Buchanan
Thks
Marshall Ford Dem
Mow Mnder Construction
Austin Dem
Marx Starcke
Contro
John W. Carpenter
Wirlz
Starcke
Prit. En- Eichawil
Eagle Lake
Clarence McOnnough
Austin
Genewaly
T. A. Davis
Gusti
Elmira
Grand Jurors Deny Action In Old Corporate Probe
A federal grand jury concluded its inquiry into past corporate practices in 18 western states with a verdict of no charges to file. Judge Waller LIjuller accepted the report, disbanded the panel, and noted the action as approved by government officials.
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U.S
Banville, Li
Compmny
Waller
Lijuller
Govetmmlent Conse
Wey Pirs
Texas Oil Operator Dies in Auto Collision Near Spring
A Texas oil operator, Noel Lintsen, was killed in a road accident while returning to Spring, west of town. The incident occurred as his vehicle collided near Rut Isile, with Lawson, head of the private company, present at the scene.
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Texas
Noel Lintsen
Wae
kUneny Stanton
Lawson
Bir
Fietis
Paris Night Life Dimmed by War
War clouds dim Paris night life as Paria press notes wartime curbs on social venues. In Pavia 38 the city faces drink service restrictions amid escalating tension. Local authorities ordered premises to close by 01 Bo as security concerns rise.
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Paris
Pavia
Potten
Establishedia
Colonel Pennell Leads Hidden Gun Battery Defense
Col Ralph Pennell and his artillery unit halted a night raid near Tieneljuallers battery in a forested sector. After reconnoitering and consulting with crew, the colonel directed a rapid infantry style counterattack driving off the enemy and preserving the position at the likely meeting point.
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Ralph Mc T. Pennell
Ralph McT. Pennell
Cam Wanda
Cucaray
Leon
Golomal Penneji
Tieneljuallers
Epitiate
Pormel
Fir Ting
Pennell
Codks
Chautleuts
Rlorken
Calgel
Ray
Swift
Witert
Bob Wood Named By Teamsters
Bob Wood elected business agent of the local International Brotherhood of Toasters, succeeding Virgil Wolfenberge who resigned seven days earlier citing conservative policies. Wood, a former diver, was chosen Friday night at the Labor temple after a vote of the local union.
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Bob Wood
Internati ‘Brotherhood of ‘Toasters
Chmisrurs
Saturdey
Virgil Wolfenberge
Joca Qi
Wolfenberge
Laeg
Conservive Pothcies
Ax Weseen
Wood
Sibey [Pirchroof Sd Storage Company
Crbor
American Federation of
Bremen Liner Missing At Sea After Contraband Probe
Reports say the liner Bremen, en route to New York, is somewhere at sea with passengers aboard missing after a two day hold while government inspectors searched for contraband. A radio call and lack of contact hinders efforts to locate the vessel and its crew. The ship’s fate remains uncertain as authorities review the situation and potential causes.
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Copenuaghh
Bremen
Tench Breaier
New Fork
Det
Roosevelt pledges to keep US out of European war
President Roosevelt vows to use all power to keep United States offoil as war in Europe escalates. Cabinet debates measures to soften shock and preserve neutrality while considering a special session of Congress. Government prepared to act, with proclamations and limited military aid under neutrality policy.
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Waskington
Roosevelt
United States
Offizite
U. S
Congress
Cevisen Wen
St Mary's seeks government vocational training program admission
St Mary's University officials forwarded an application to the Civil Aeronautics Authority on Saturday seeking enrollment in the government's vocational training program. If approved, 10 to 50 students would receive high level flight and ground instruction totaling about 42 hours of ground study and 50 hours of flight training. The government would pay about 270 to 2710 dollars per student for instruction, while the school would cover property damage, liability, and medical examinations for about 68 dollars per student. Courses would run Monday, Wednesday and Friday with sessions starting in September and aiming for completion by May 1946 if approved.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
St. Mary's University
Michael G. Haebert
GC. A. A
GA. A
Ralph de Vore
Jet T. Bilimate
Senor Weron Ancienisnectog
Mary's
Baligor
United Acro Corporation
Star Sela
Schonix
University
Thoanmas
St. Mary's
St. Maras
Brother Treadeway
Geteber V
St. Marys
Bt. Mary's
Wold
Dean Preadaway
Church Board to Convene Tuesday
Church elders plan a meeting Tuesday at Marrlinin place Bhelstian chick with meek ab 7:90 poi. Toeatiay, 1, A. Bieree, chatt Wa AbNODACER.
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Judd Weucona
Marrlinin Place
A. Bieree
Low Bids On State Highway Improvements Reported
Bids listed for three state highway projects as per federal road program details. Calgiazier, Conters, and others reported on 31 miles of asphalt surfacing on Highways 412 77 and 40 with units 229 and bid totals 10055.48 and 1785.74. Low bidder on four tenths of a mile rerondlion work noted as 990.40.
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Calgiazier Vod
Holy Mu Row
Smith
Antonio Conters
Satnedsy Ie
Molickss
Aliiumicemond
Deparimerys Carty
Biwess
Calglanier
Asplinty
Poland and Germany clash over 16 point peace plan
In a British censored white paper, Germany’s 16 point settlement proposal for Poland sparked conflict. Poland accepted Britain’s terms for talks but delayed Berlin talks as tensions rose.
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Poland
Chiankerlain
Henderson
Warsaw
Herr von Ribbestyen
Bir Movita Tenderson
Mey Sonktly
Berlin
Britain
Berti fJosor Lipskii
Imimediately
Dhe
Om. Lipski
Germany
Germay
Polat
Meeting Called On City Relief Efforts By Mayor Maverick
County officials, business leaders, and welfare figures are invited by Mayor Maverick to join a public meeting on relief conditions described as appalling. A letter from Brother Letes of the San Antonio Social Workers Association highlighted acute needs in Ban Autanls. Maverick proposed a community chest from $100,900 to $440,000 and urged cooperation among business, welfare agencies, and city and county officials to address local relief.
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Maury Meverick
Bro
Torbert
Letes
BE Mary's University
Maverick
Brother Letes
San Antonio Social Workers Association
Texas
Charles W. Anderson
Jan Mosting
Mayedlex
Radbi David
Commissionene
Sivarrd
Wil Dustress Waders
Cotimetty
Cy ML Chander
Siver
Paul Steffler
Betes
Namineret
Ofdelals
Italy Makes War Moves Near Rome and Across Europe
Sept 2 dispatch reports Italy advancing toward decisive action as Great Britain and allies weigh entry terms. Mussolini’s government pledges caution while aligning with Germany under a military alliance as tensions rise over Poland and potential conflict.
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Rome
Brikvin
Franco
Sussallor
Mussolini
Jengtly
Vittorio Enron
Lealigne
Allian Tialy
Ginany
Gorman Nas
Gerbontiy
Heroic Mother Loses Battle in Tragic Water Rescue
Fort Worth yields a harrowing account as Mrs. Aldenhoven of Tike Worle and her 1-year-old son Walton Simon struggle in flood waters. Carl de Aldehaven and bystanders attempt a rescue as the mother sustains fatal injuries while securing the child from a drowning boat.
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Fort Worth
Iwaver
Foo
Carl de Aldehaven
Llumoni
Muley
Walton Simon
Eimoven
Uae
Hey
Rosicrucians Add Books to Library
Mrs Chathy was informed Saturday from the grand secretary of the Rosicrucian order in San Jose California that due to demand more works had been donated to the library in San Antonio. The addition of volumes was intended to expand the Rosicrucian collection and support study.
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Jonny H. Gham
Rostveruciak
August Brisswitd Ceopms and Wedding Records Rise
The record shows more marriages in August with an increase of 52 marriages from July. The list mentions weddings and marriage counts across August and July, noting adjustments and a monthly checkup finding.
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Wrrnstle
Mravelige
Lertlse
Salday
Hitler Favors FDR Request to Avoid European War
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler favorably replied to President Roosevelt's appeal to belligerents to avoid war over targeted towns and cities. Hitler said he had already agreed with the Reichstag and noted Germany would observe the Sinnville line while stressing the need for restraint.
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Murphy
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Alin
Wallace
State Department
Great Brit Gd Prance
Beor Welt
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Bonasevelt
Sini Ville
France Adopts Stricter Banknote Circulation Policy
Paris reports Bank of France suspends requirement for 35 percent coverage in gala and foreign exchange. August 24 statement shows 6.254 percent coverage, up from 3.03 on August 17 as banknote circulation rises. Decree limits circulation, fixes new francs, and issues five and twenty franc notes.
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Paris
le Brnk
France
Bank of Algerht Gla
Sena Es
FOCO
Hiekel
Bank of France
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Holand
Polley
Frénlch Jenders
Dp. An
Foreign Ministry
Robert Goutendee
Fern
Musleter von Riubentrop
Aylay Istry
Bertin
Tilljor
Moscow
Merke
Waloff
Power Lines
Treasury
Washington
Tn Observince of
St. Mary's Street
Teamsters
FD R
Otaife
Hosevelt Meng
Ellie
Hitler
Jariveety
Mariner
Cthef
America
Nis
Rooyavelt
Lise
Taryn
Ulans
Honbon
Belsit
Serts
Hiller
Hote
Nevile Honderaan
Austat Sf
Ofmiavartaln
Ambagsavor Henderson
Kime Das Ghanberlaip
Ambassad du Btrause
Grimpany
Chritsa Radio
Britalny
Prive Ministey Chamterlain
Chancel
Ine Ritter Ld
Hibsen
Geremany
Chamberlain
Gennnjr
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Chrman
Mirtf
Chelstj
Steiogenpliec
Casa Maram
Fort Wottl
Lina
Italy
Fdr
Otepa
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