Boyle Finds Marines Rough Brash and Cocky in Pacific
Hal Boyle profiles U S Marines in Japan describing them as cocky and clannish at first but quickly forming camaraderie. He notes their self confidence and youth with Maj. E F Carney leading on board the transport. He compares Marines to paratroopers Rangers and army divisions for battlefield calm and coordination.
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U.S
Japan
Pacific
Europe
Dungle
Africa
Barines
Aflica
Maj
E.F. Carney
Churchland
Germans Edge Toward Political Talks in Iessaden
In Iessaden Germany the slow shift to political dialogue begins as authorities report limited public discussion. Communists and Social Democrats petition for party recognition while parties formed before 1933 unite against separation and call for a centralized Reich government. The Communist ten point program demands expropriation of large estates and nationalization of utilities and firms seized by previous owners.
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Iessaden
Germany
Karl Pieck
Moscow
Hitler
Reich
Volespource
Zentrum
Perkins
Jarve
Jarve Estate the Property To Be Distributeuation? Neandiess Farvers
Briton Attacks Bretton Woods Scheme In Speech
In Hackney England a Bedford tycoon denounces the Bretton floods proposal as a most uncompromising bid by Wall Street financiers to dominate the world. The duke author of Poverty and Taxation warned the plan would create a self serving group above all governments during a Rotary club speech.
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Hackney
Eng
Bretton
Bedford
Britain
Wall Strait
Rotary Club
Army Demobilization Rules Outline for Enlisted Personnel
Washington Ins reports the army's demobilization plan detailing discharge criteria for enlisted men and release conditions for enlisted women. Criteria include age and service thresholds with points-based qualifiers. Exceptions cover civil affairs units bound for the Pacific and 750 personnel at corps headquarters slated for shipment, plus others with technical skills.
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Ins
Army
Pacific
Bth
Browns extend 3 year Tech Field lease in St Louis
The St Louis Browns secure a three year contract to use Tech Field in San Antonio with annual rent rising to 36,000 and up front 12,000 for improvements. The agreement covers lights repairs stands and paint, with the Browns paying all power costs and controlling concessions. School leaders say the deal stabilizes postwar baseball in the city and expects a team operations staff to arrive soon.
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Techfield
Bailey Peyton
Ech Field
William C.dewitt
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Tech
Peyton
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DeWitt
St. Louis
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Park
Ers
Ralph Winekarner
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Guy Alray
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Police Seek 1931 Slayer in Mobile Payroll Murder Case
Mobile police search for a man believed responsible for the 1931 payroll murder of Andrew Cano, 27, captain of detectives Buck Haddox says. Cano, an employee of Milam Chevrolet, was robbed of 524.85. his body was found in a gulley at Cementville after the crime. A separate 1932 case mentions a woman held in Mobile with a husband who confessed to a San Antonio robbery and killing.
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Ala
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Buck Haddox
San Antonio
Cano
Milam Chevrolet Company
Cementville
St Marys Registration Dates For Fall Term
St Marys university announces fall term registration for Downtown college September 10 14 from 1 09 p m. Over 50 courses across fields offered. Downtown classes are coeducational. Woodlawn registration set September 10 12 14 from 9 to 11 a m. The fall term begins September 17 at both locations.
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St. Mary's University Downtown College
Woode Lawn
Downtown College
Woodlawn
City opens fire police job tryouts to fill shortages
The city invited laid off workers on Thursday to try out for 30 fire and 10 police positions amid shortages. Applications are to be filed at city hall. Mayor Mauermann backs a $7,260,000 postwar improvement bond issue set for September 25 with no signs of organized opposition.
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Poltice
P. L. Anderson
Wayor
Mauermann
Germans Hunger Pangs Grow as Food Shortages Hit Germany
In Wiesbaden and nearby towns German civilians scavenge dandelions and scraps while U.S. authorities curb civilian foraging. Hoarded stocks dwindle as refugees flood the region, and officials warn of widespread unrest without relief. Americans import emergency rations but fear riots and policing crises as winter nears.
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Wiesbaden
U.S
Europe
United States
Food and Agriculture Branch
Liga Deen
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Frankfurt
Crenshaw Attacks Bureaucrats At Lions Club Meeting
Oil man J. W. Crenshaw told Lions Club members at Gunter Hotel that 3000 bureaucrats on the government payroll threaten free labor, enterprise and agriculture. He warned that continued government control could erode the American way of life unless business fights back.
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J. W. Crenshaw
The
Lions Club
Gunter Howtel
Crenshaw
Verdict Delayed in Peeping Case Involving Soldier
Justice J. W. Saye delayed verdict awaiting army report in the fatal shooting of Cpl. Jose Gonzales 21 at Brooke General Hospital. Gonzales died from a bullet wound allegedly fired by Henrietta Pander 24 of 415 Water Street who told police she saw a soldier peeping into her bedroom window at 1 am.
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J. W. Saye
Cpl
Jose Gonzales
Randolph Field
Gonzales
Brooke General, Hospital
Henrietta Pander
Water Street
Texans O Remembers Salerno Austin AP
Texans observe the second anniversary of the 36th Division Salerno beach landing this Sunday. Governor Stevenson urges the day be dedicated to the dead and living of the 36th and all Texans who played gallant roles in bringing Axis nations to their knees.
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Salerno
Austin AP
Salerno Beach Landing
Stevenson
Butler
Lone Star
Associated Press Copyright Notice in The Light
The San Antonio Light cites exclusive AP rights for associated news dispatches and local news published within the paper. It notes that AP material is credited to the AP unless otherwise attributed.
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