Force as a Peace Tool In Pope Pius XI Address
Pope Pius XI in a Vatican radio address marks the private property rule as central to social order while condemning unrestrained capitalism. He urged a peace founded on Christian principles, acknowledging force may be necessary to prevent future wars and calling for state regulation to temper wealth and protect public welfare.
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Vatican City
Par
Vatican Rate
Europ
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Papa Plus
Goering Arrested as Reichmarshal Held Under House Rule
Basel dispatch reports a German radio announcement that Hitler stripped Reichsmarschall Goering of air defense command and assigned the post to Nazi party chiefs. An informant confirmed Goering is under house arrest at his Kerinwall estate.
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Goering
Basel
Switzerland
Getlow
Hitler
Relchamarshal Goering
Germany
Tis
Kerinwall
Nazis May Take Leopold Captive
The German army, advancing toward Belgium, is likely to take King Leopold II of Belgium as a bargaining pawn. Blom of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said the Germans aim to seize Leopold and perhaps Denmark's king as leverage when the time comes. Leopold, who proclaimed himself a voluntary captive since 1940, remains a central target in this strategy.
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Venonge
Nazis Punches Not Pulled On Fronts Across Europe
A wartime briefing notes that German forces remain capable of counterattacks as they reinforce the eastern front and threaten to smash through held positions. It references a Russian advance into Romania, possible occupation zones among the big powers, and uncertainties about who will enter various territories first.
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Norway
Tow
Earth Pruesla
Roianta
Romania
Hiller
Red Army
East Prussia
Striin
Ehvengtl
East
Tarall
Allies Crack Gothic line near the Adriatic coast
Allied forces mounted a heavy surprise push across the Gothic line in Italy, moving from central Italy toward the Adriatic front. British troops crossed the Elvan frontline as thousands of guns and vehicles poured into the region, with German forces reportedly caught unprepared as a massive movement of people and materiel unfolded.
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OH & Ro-Iile
Taly
Adriatic Aeoloy
iHolmrerling
Cemedic Aveault
Cassino
Ile
Yenort
Rumors of German retreat and Allied push on multiple fronts
German defenses around Calais and Boulogne appear to be weakening as Allied forces press toward Verdun, Nancy, and Romm. American, British, and Canadian units report advances from St Mihiel toward Metz and Amiens while Vimy Ridge is disclosed as captured, signaling a major Canadian victory and tightening Allied hold on northern France.
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Prasce
Pas-de-Galais
Folkestone
Dovey
Boulogne
Ikely
London
Garmane
Reich
Crstern Bulge
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Mela
St. Mihiel
Jeane
Besar
Montcornet
Verving
Reims
Belgium
Comblegno—Armictice
Gamiene
Montdidier
Bapaume
Vimy Ridge
Gonaciand
Miles O
Dempasy
Lisut
H. D. G. Crarar
Firat
Gr¢rar
Briel Cogture
Amiens
Demvagey
Dieppe
Canada
Java
Hritien
Bamme
Abbavilla
Teconat
Bacing Down On the News and War Echoes
A fragmented 1914 era cartoonish commentary riffs on postwar fears and political figures. It references Kaiser, Mussolini, and looming conflict with chaotic imagery and jumbled phrases suggesting a worldwide struggle.
Japs Report Bonins Raid Continues Air Offensive
Reported Japanese raid activity on the Bonin Islands continued with air patrols damaging enemy communications and airstrips while Allied forces claimed strikes on Timor Wetvas New Caster and Wakao Marbor. Allied headquarters said Nimltyn failed to issue a communiqué as the fleet lingered since August 19.
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New Guymon
Timor
Wetvas
New Caster
Formosa
Silwell
Chungking
Alton Andyome
Hongkong
St Canton
Bulgarians Demand War Continues on Eastern Front
Dispatch from Bucharest reports renewed pressure near Prags and Gore MANE as Red Army advances. Romanian authorities parade former Stalingrad prisoners amid large crowds in the city center.
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Prags
Warsaw
Cybur
Anthe
Morton
Bucharest
Yeelarday
Red Army
Stalingrad
Purchasing Chief Charged in Bribery Case Amid War Disarray
The article reports a Purchasing Chief charged with bribery as US forces and Germans clash across Brittany in early wartime turmoil. It notes German withdrawals and concentrations at Brest Lorient and St Nazaire with large numbers of troops and ships reported in the region.
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Cinchana Mark
United States
PBI
le Haves
Sbi
Germany
Brittany
Brest
St Nasaire
Lorient
Tanneke
Gts
Ft. Nazaire
Pick-a-Back Plane: No Damage Reported In Early Encounters
Article describes attempts to use a pull-a-back or composite aircraft by German and allied forces. It notes no casualties or damage from the test craft, and that pilots viewed the craft as slow and vulnerable. Mentions encounters near Normandy and remarks by RAF pilots calling it a “beautiful target.”
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Junkers
Messerschmitt
Santer
Tunkera
Yle
Vel
Tate
Normandy
LA Raf
Caph
A. C. Lepis
Belo Anteatre
City News Dance K T Hail Bak Rept 2
Community listings show a sequence of dances and events at local halls and inns. The notices name venues such as Fest Hall Herman's Hall Helotes Inn and Bandera area spots with dates in September and October, promoting dance nights and live music by various acts.
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Ferman
Bon
Hal
Louse Bonyetee Lodge
Eee - Otters Orenestra
Hedwig Hall Sun
Ike Musto
Ofer Tewes
Garlic Robin Head Discovered by Maquis Leader O'Neill
Orléans reports Pat O'Neill, a Maquis commander, leads about 5,000 fighters in four districts around Orleans. He survived as a French Army captain, wounded in action, and now coordinates secret operations with Allied radio contact. His group ambushed trains and bridges, defended villages, and endured German reprisals while his family sheltered nearby.
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Orleans
Franer
Robin Hood
Pat
Barney
France
Treland
O'Neh
Bt. Gyr
Shen
Germany
O'Neill
O'Neil
Elpen
London
Sopmaniger
Thale Tranae
Jeagh
Halass & Hospital
Tang
Watka
Areq
Marie the
Ce Fombarron
Bostats
Wedding in Kelly Field Chapel Details
At Kelly Field Chapel a ceremony united Miss Terry Kennon and Capt George W. MacSperran in marriage. The bride, a Texas and New Orleans alumna, wore a white gown as her father escorted her. Attendants included out of town guests Mr and Mrs RB Dilworth and Miss Ellen Dilworth. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 101 Boy Norood Court with Captain MacSperran stationed at Kelly Field.
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North Kells Pield
Terry Kennon
Temple
Trs
Loyd Donant
Acramento
Gait
Eliobt Jones
San Antonio
George W. MacSperran
Annu
Daj
Smiali
Mr. Ynd
Adwars M. Bweensy
AmMong
Guente Werd
Dilworth
Miss
Ellen Dilworth
John G. Jones
Gonzales
Norood Court
Brkie
Mary's
Sophie Newcomb College
Rew Orlmans
University of Texas
Pl Beta
George F. Machpartay
Wyncote, Pa
Pennsylvania
Schoggens Have Son in McGeek Area Wedding Note
Mrs Elmer Guy Sehoggen Jr of McGeek New and Aaylce the hits otween Bruce Guy Behoggen Auguph Ib Me. Schoggen was the former Miss Elizabeth Ann Halpin at Ban Antonio. Mrs Clyde Chaadick entertained with a men shower Thursday evening complimenting Miss Mary Wane Lawrence bride elect, Misses Carrie Newton, Joan Doekbler and Mrs Werner Ranpert.
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Col
Elmer Guy Sehoggen Jr
McGeek, New
Bruce Guy Behoggen
Schoggen
Elizabeth Ann Halpin
Ban.Antonio
Clyde Chaadick
Mary Wane Lawrence
Brideelech
Carrie Newton
Joan Doekbler
Werner Ranpert
Pattern 9120 for women sizes 34 to 48 sewing patterns
Sewing pattern notice describes pattern 9120 for women's sizes 34 through 48 with required yardage and notions. It mentions accompanying decorative motifs, a Reediawork pattern, and a Marian Marthy book offer. Orders sent to The San Antonio Light Pattern Department. provide size and address, add 16 cents for mailing. Delivery from New York may take two weeks or longer.
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Romen
Sen Antonio
San Antonio
Tedag
Marian Marthy
Bree Pattem
New York
Childers couple welcome a daughter Bande Tae
A baby girl named Bande Tae was born Aug 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dabpey Childers. Mrs. Childers is formerly Miss Betty Jane Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kroger Blanchard. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chaples I. Childers of Los Angeles. The family plans to travel this fall when Captain Childers returns from overseas.
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Howard Dabpey Childers Pyrouage
Bande Tae
Mra. Childers
Waa
Betty Jane Blanchard
Kroger Blanchard
Chaples
Lins Angeles
Galil
Service Devoted To Labor Day At Highland Fave Presbyterian
Dr. Baxter G. Greer delivers a Labor Day sermon at 11 A M at Highland Fave Presbyterian Church. The service features Miss Blatche Nissenhaim as soloist with accompanist Mrs RW Borchnerske.
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Royal Kingdom
Baxter G. 2
Allied Push Toward Rhone Valley Surges After Beachhead
Allied forces press toward the Rhone valley as 160 miles from the beaches and from Grenoble indicate continued advance. German resistance concentrates near the Alpine frontier as ports Marcel and Toulon gradually open for supply, while landing and unloading continue.
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16Th
Arles
Rhone Valley
Pire
Sed
Vstence
Ares
Grenoble
Riviera
Leo
Rhone
Naval Command
Marcelie
Toulon
Police sworn in as city hires amid pay dispute
Naw Brauntes announces half day weekend police roster with four officers replaced after pay demands were rejected. City officials say Labor Day crowd duty will be covered while nightwatchmen are added. Council reviews police pay increase after walkout to end disruption.
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Sahimay
George Raininger
Lande Park
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