Citizen Soldier Army Advocated By Military
Washington dispatch reports Gen George C Marshall and U S army planners back a postwar citizen soldier model with a small professional core and large reserves to keep America a world power. The circular argues against ruling by a professional soldier caste and ties the concept to Washington's constitutional ideals and postwar pacification.
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UNS
George C. Marshellt
U.S Army
America
War Department
Marshall
Atalf
Japan
Germany
United States
Juis Aavantages
Freien
Congress
Rev Bagley Opens Baptist Revival in Northside Church
The Rev J E Bagley of Abliene begins a revival at Northside Baptist Church on Sunday and continues through September 17. He formerly belonged to Northside, was ordained there, and earlier sold goods before entering ministry. His pastorates include Pipe Creek Charlotte and Texas City. he resigned July 1, 1944 to focus on evangelistic work under the Texas Baptist convention.
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J. E. Bagley
Abliene
Northside Baptist Church
The
Texas Baptist Teanvention
Vienna Revolt Humor Denied By Germans
New York dispatch reports Nazi controlled Slovak radio OWL denied rumors of a Vienna revolt. The Slovak broadcast claimed inciters sympathetic to Slovak unrest invented the tale and spread it across Bratislava, causing only disorder and confusion among residents of the Slovak capital.
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Vienna
New York
INS
Slovac
OWL
Wth
Bratislavia
Jaf
Stovak
ISAPSCO Deal Blamed for Police Strike in New Braunfels
Police strike blamed on ISAPSCO deal and loss of tax revenue from the Goma I power plant. Police Chief George Reininger says raises were desired but resignations forced action, with replacements filling the gaps. Municipal tax exemptions worsen New Braunfels finances as the Comal turbine plant sale to San Antonio reduces city revenue.
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San Antonia
New Brausfels
Goma I
George Reininger
Wr Arrivr
Reininger
New Braunfels
Comal
St Han
San Antonio
New Secretaries Named in Two Gulf Coast Chambers
Chambers of commerce in two Gulf Coast towns announce new secretaries. Kingsville selects Harold O. Brown to replace EB Krant. Ab Bishop and W. E. Whitten will succeed WY Gourley in the other office, per Ray Leeman, executive vice president of the South Texans chamber.
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Chambers of Commerce
Gulf Coast
Ray Leeman
South Texans Ihamber of Commerce
Kingsville
Harold O. Brown
EB. Krant
Ab Bishop
W. E. Whitten
WY. M. Gourley
Czechoslovak Patriots Halt Budapest Berlin Express
Slovak radio said today that Czechoslovak patriots halted the Budapest Berlin express last Tuesday near Slovakia. They routed 11 high German officers, including five generals, in the action.
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WEW
York
Slovakia
Budapest
Berlin
Kent Case Report Given to Public
The State Department released a detailed report on Tyler Kent, a decoding clerk at the American Embassy in London, who was sentenced to seven years for delivering confidential information to German agents. Kent, a Washington resident and diplomat’s son, had access to sensitive material that the Nazis used. The British trial under the Secrets Act found him guilty of obtaining and delivering documents harmful to Britain’s security, with ties noted to an alleged anti Jewish, pro Nazi accomplice.
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INS
State Departments
Tyler Kent
London
State Department
Kent
Congress
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Confederate
Moscow
Kent’s Betrayal Exposed in Spy Case at British Embassy
A State Department report details Kent a 22 year old American clerk assigned to the Moscow and Tangon embassies who sparked a Scotland Yard probe for ties to a pro German group led by Anna Wolkoff. A London raid found over 1500 embassy papers and unauthorized keys. Kent was dismissed on May 20 1940 and later convicted in Britain with Wolkoff receiving 10 years. His mother Mrs. William Patton Kent seeks a retrial.
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Kent
American Foreign Service
Moscow
Tandon
London Police
Scotland Yard
Anna Wolkoff
Miss Wolkoff
Britain
Russia
Kents
House Ransacked One Suit Missing
T C Dobbing of 213 Harrison street reported his house was entered through a side window Friday night and ransacked. A single suit of clothes was missing, with the rest of the home left in disorder. Local police documented the break in at 6 30 p m Friday.
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T. C. Dobbing
Harrison Street
Dobbing
Cty
Jihe
Comal Plant Suit Strategy Mapped
Former Governor van Mutiny and Wilbur Matthew, San Antonio attorney, conferred Friday with City Attorney Tommy Gobbs and Commissioner Paul Steffler on the forthcoming salt of the city of San Antonio seeking to break the lease of one Comal power plant to the Guadalupe Blanco and Colorado authorities. The suit will be tried September 18 in Houston.
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van Mutiny
Wilbur Matthew
San Antonio
City Rall
Tommy Gobbs
Paul Steffler
Houston
Saycees Make Jay Walker Count in San Antonio
Jay walkers counted at Jefferson East and Houston intersection and at Houston and St Marys in a city safety drive led by Daniel R. Gates of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A mobile unit will tour downtown with loudspeakers to warn violators on the spot, backed by 2000 posters and a Latin American theater safety film.
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Jefferson
Houston
Daniel R. Gates
Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary's
Guam Drama of Conquest Aims for End of Occupation
A Guam correspondent recalls the island’s wartime drama from Japanese occupation to liberation, listing key figures among Japanese captors and Chamorro civilians. The piece sketches roles from landowner Hirohito to natives and mixed-heritage residents, highlighting suffering and resilience during and after the invasion.
Heaviest Air Raid on Davao Stuns Japan
An American air raid against Davao on Mindanao Island was reported by a Tokyo dispatch as the heaviest bombing yet directed at Davao. Forty Liberators attacked the area around midday Friday, with Jap sources noting the unprecedented scale and warning of intensified attacks as Allied forces push toward Japan.
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Palgu
Davao
Tokyo
Mindanao
Jin
Philippines
Tsp
Tas Foo
Japan
Europe
Leslie F. Muter
Radar Radio Industries of
Chicago
Ralph A. Bard
Car Wreck Cannot Halt Plane Trip
Miss Olgan 20 and Maurine Marquis 20 were being driven to the airport when the car driven by Ann Newberry 18 overturned at Broadway and Military Drive, skidding 200 feet. Both escaped serious injury and Miss Olson reached the Fort Worth bound plane on time. Police Investigator W J Rabusth aided the rescue.
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Olgan
Ann Newberry
Olson
Fort Worth
Broadway
Military Drive
Maurine Marquis
Alo
AML
W. J. Rabusth
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