German troops reach Hungarian rail hub near Budapest
The report notes German forces advancing toward Budapest and near the Blazollok line, with claims of troop movements into Hungary amid denials from Budapest. It mentions a potential broader German push into Romania, backed by Italy, as the war shifts in Eastern Europe.
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Flunpary
Rumania
Sszollor
Hungary
Germen Incope
Bzollok
Budapest
Germany
Knia
Foreign Office
Hungaria
Raumania
Relcly
Price Hits Top Since 1939 in Chicago Beef Trade
Chicago daily cattle market reports demand for prime cattle remains strong with steer prices up to 55 per hundredweight, the highest since May 1983. Buyers focus on finished steers and yearlings as improved beef demand sustains activity in the Set weeks.
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Chicago
Congress Set to Finish Job Soon
Washington dispatch reports Bankhead said Congress would wrap up work between September 15 and October 1 with the Senate expected to adjourn around September 20 as legislators complete the session.
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Congress
Washington
Arkieg
Anil charges Tin Gang for Tobe Probed Army Training
The San Antonio committee agreed to hold a spect macetiary soon to investigate charges brought by Rev. James Rall peau and others against T Turner, secretary of the organization, after remarks allegedly defaming him. Rafl referred to Turner remarks and implied racketeering, with others voicing complaints during a city council chamber hearing. A large selection of used cars was offered today in Classification 3, Light Want Ads.
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San Antonio
T. Turner
James
Rall
Rafl
Turner
Meade
Mayor Displays General Cos Saddle at La Villita
Mayor La Villita Maury Maverick featured eight saddle pieces claimed as the genuine General Cos saddle bought during a weekend Mexico trip. He says the caddie is the same mounted by General Cos when San Antonio fell in Texas revolutionary days, crafted from mahogany and magnolia wood with leather and silver buckles, purchased from a Monclova family and slated for restoration display at the Vila project.
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Maury Maverick Wertnes
Day
Nebby
General Cos
Mexico
la Viltita
San Antonio
Monclova
Vila
Kitchen Receives Kettle Utensils
A Latin American center soup kitchen at 502 Matacnores street was equipped Tuesday with a 12 gallon soup kettle and kitchen utensils. Mrs Re W Purdom and Mrs Conch Grace coordinated the installation and the staff from Cor poration court and Max Martine at 15 North Las Moras street witnessed the event.
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Matacnores Street
Corporation Court
Max Martine
North
Las Moras Street
Re W. Purdom
King Willse
Conch Grace
Custa
Daln
R. Lowder
Campbellton Ras
Cottonseed Rate Cut Boosts Texas Use
J. D. Dawson Jr of Houston, president of the South Texas Cotton Seed Producers Association, says new reduced sailing rates for cottonseed shipping, effective August 28, have spurred wide use of the product in Texas. He spoke after a Plan hotel meeting with cottonseed dealers and producers.
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Texas
J. D. Dawson Jr
Houston
South ‘Texas Cotton Seed Producers’ Association
Dawn
Dewson
Plan Hotel
Collonseed Dealerk
Territary
Survey Finds Birmingham Area Suffered Small War Damage
A Birmingham based observer reports Midlands industry largely intact after heavy night raids. He estimates area output down about five percent, with some factories bombed but many operating at or above normal. Homes suffered some damage, but most residents returned, and bombers avoided daytime raids.
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Taylor
Birmingham
England
Nantombers
Midlands
Simsars
Works Solent
Sarkmen
Chamber of Commerce
Factory B
MewWilliams Displays Rubber Ball Dolls in Window Show
San Snionin display man 1535 Sehiey avenue presents “wubba dog” dolls made from rubber balls. The inventor MoeWilliams showcases long-legged playful creations in a show window, drawing local fame as his bouncing figures gain attention.
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Hugh MewWilliams
MoeWillams
Sehiey Avenue
Terfim
Doodle man’s bizarre toys entertain town crowd
McWilliams crafts strange figures from copper, beads, and miscellaneous items and stages them as living doodles. The improvised sculptures draw laughs as onlookers watch the quirky show in a busy street corner, with locals recalling similar oddities from earlier years.
Refugee Tots in Air Bomb Escape
London report from an Auchence Telegraph dispatch says a transport carrying 50 refugee children from England survived an air attack when an armed plane dropped two bombs within eight feet of the vessel. Neither bomb exploded and the crew was reportedly unharmed.
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London
CNS
Auchence
Trepalal
Melbourne
Australia
Seatd J
Mner
Farm Industry Link Studied At Kochler Park Conference
A former industry conference in Kochler Park aims to align agriculture with industry. Sponsored by the Texas Star Manufacturers' Association and the San Antonio chamber of commerce, speakers include Herman Ochs, Porter Whaley, and Kenneth M. Reaver.
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Kochler Park
Texas Star Manufacturers'assoiation
San Antonio
Herman Ochs
Porter Whaley
Use Manufacturers Association
Kenneth, M. Reaver
Texas Technological College
Berlin遭 British raid described as central Germany's first big air engagement
German authorities report heavy fighting 70 miles west of Berlin as British bombers clash with German fighters in Central Germany's first major air battle of the war. Some planes reach Berlin, but few bombs land. Fire-raising raids hit Liverpool and other targets while German ships and planes suffer losses.
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Berian
Fehders
Berlin
Germany
Ivery
Magdeburg
Ber- Tix
Brandenburg
Braunschweig
Herlin
Finlberstadt
Flrst
Elbe
DNB
Germandews Agency
England
Thames
Aligh Command
Liverpool
Avonmouth
Portland
Poole
Rochester Motor Factories
Sigmers Electrical Equipment Works
Klingenberg
Twao
British Mare
Maverick factions press Don on deputy mayor and McGown fallout
The Don warned that Floyd nee Gown was a political mistake and that the deputy mayor post was unpopular. McGown, once a key adviser, led to friction within the Maverick administration, prompting his resignation amid pressure from new political allies.
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Floyd Nee- Gown
New Gown
Don
McGown
Cone Greas
Jin
Maverick
Malcolm Bardwell
Publiah
Bases Give U S Defense Power Bases Give U S Defense Power
The article argues the Anglo American destroyer deal plus eight new bases marks a historic shift. It says American control of Worth and South Avande bases will project power from the Caribbean to South America, aiding defense of the Panama Canal and oil fields while strengthening Britain in Europe and the Far East.
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Times
England
Oyo
Worth
South Avande
United States
Sta
North America
South America
Caribbean
Fimh
Panama Canal
Venezsela
Naval
Near East Campaign Hints Brighten Aims Of Britain
London reports Britain's Near Eastern drive may gain ships from the United States. Destroyers could be swapped for faster craft to reinforce the Mediterranean fleet as Anthony Eden warned fighting might begin soon. The focus centers on Syria with Italian moves reported near occupation of the region under French protection.
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Africa
Britain
Europe
Far East
European
T Washington
England
British Isles
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Italy
Blen
Unose
Wilpetfnrm
London
Friilain
United States
War Office
Eden
Eist
Sytia
Talro
France
Sub launched early at Portsmouth Navy Yard
Completed five months ahead of schedule due to faster defense prep the Grayling submarine was launched at Portsmouth navy yard. Mrs Herbert F. Leshy wife of Rear Admiral Larby broke a bottle of champagne over the bow as the keel laid September 35, 193u.
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Portsmouth
N. IL
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Herbert F. Leshy
Larby
Jeri
City August collections fall short of July total
Tax Commissioner Co Ray Davis reported August city collections at 399759.39, down from July's 588.55. August totals included 82103.69 from corporation court 3295.84 from the market house and 1250.56 from parking meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davis
Davis
Corporation Court
Market House
Postal Receipts Rise Over Last Year in August 1840
Postmaster Dan Quill announced on Wednesday that August 1840 receipts reached $329,483, surpassing August 1839 by $66,261 and indicating on going growth in postal volumes with August 1840 posting $124,231 more than the prior year’s figure.
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Dan Quill
Detroit graft payments tied to police promotions case
Former Detroit police inspector Boettcher testified in circuit court that about 50 000 in staff payments to ex officer Reading and others covered promotions bought with graft from handbooks and other officers. He described himself as chief organizer of graft collections dating from 1936 through 1938 amid grand jury probes into vice protection.
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Detroit
Srpl
W. Boettener
Maynor
Richard W. Reading
Boettcher
Repector
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