Constitution Day Tribute From Harry H Schlacht
Long excerpted column from Harry H Schlacht urging patriotic fervor for Constitution Day. Praises Hearst articles and Americanism, cites Constitution as foundation of liberty and justice, quotes Washington and Lincoln, and urges daily reverence and public demonstration of reverence for the document.
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Harry H. Schlacht
America
Hearst
Egypt
Mr. Hearst
Deffrrion
Lincoln
Miesmnion
United States
Soviet and German fronts clash as Red Army halts advance
Soviet and German dispatches detail a brutal eight day battle near Smolensk with heavy German casualties and Red Army gains. Reports claim Red Army recaptured corridors toward Leningrad and Odessan defenses held, while Axis forces press to cut supply lines toward Moscow.
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Russia
Smolensk
Red Star
Varteevo
Moscow
Smolanak
Leningrad
Russitty
Odessa
Lake Larogn Ialand
Tahmayan
Fean
Rosalia
Cerna
Oesel
Baltic Sea
Lake Ladoga
Oesel Island
Wag
Sultintea
Tisslans
Nazis Threaten More Reprisals In Paris
German authorities in Paris announce a policy of shooting hostages in reprisal for attacks, extending to all classes of the population. A German NCO died from wounds after an attack on military members, while a hunt for suspects and Manuel Herbaix’s kidnapper continues. In unoccupied France, Fr Price, a British Catholic priest, is arrested for anti national activity and sent to a concentration camp.
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Paris
France
Army of Occupation
Manuel Herbaix
Father Price
Reds Advance Toward Teheran as Capital Braced
British staff officers reported Russians entered Teheran today while mechanized forces surrounded the capital. British and Russian troops moved from north and south, with trains guarding streets. Reza Shah Pahlavi abdicated yesterday and his 21 year old son Bahadur Mohammed Pahlavi remained in Tehran with his cabinet.
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Uren
Tehtran
Mie
Reza Shah Pahiasi
Teheran
Reza Shah Patilov
Isfahan
Bhahpur Mohammed Pahlavi
Witlely
Taeran
Nazis May Wid At Turkish Oil
London dispatch cites German front reports warning Turkey faces invasion risk due to oil field seizure plans. Axis forces mass in Bulgaria, Bulgarian military classes drafted, and a Soviet-linked parachute mission reportedly disclosed.
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London
Otely Express
Turkey
Germany
Express
Bulgaria
Bugaria
Rone
MN. B. GO
Sofi
Ankara
Norwegians Sent to Prisons During Civil Siege
STOCKHOLM Sweden Sept 17 More than 1000 Norwegians arrested during a week long state of civil siege were tried by court martial and sent to prison camps in Germany or by the Norwegian interior dispatches from Oslo and country. University professors and many labor leaders were jailed. Jens Tangen, president of the Federation of Labor, was sent to a concentration camp in Germany.
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Stocknolm
Sweden
Germany
Oslo
Tomby
Maany
Piyong Ibse Cen
Jens Tangen
Federation of Labor
Britain Probing Food Racketeers
London officials disclose investigations into wartime food racketeering alleged to fund a black market operation. Scotland Yard and the food ministry report sizable illegal imports and routes, with impending prosecutions expected as inquiries continue.
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London
Jay Valy
Britain
Hord Beaverbrook
Scotland Yard
Food Ministry
Line
Swedish destroyers blasted and sank after mysterious explosion
Stockholm reports three Swedish destroyers exploded and sank in Heartsjaerdun harbor. At least 31 killed, 11 injured, with naval crews scouring burning waters as rescuers rush to aid. The ships Goteborg Klas Tor and Klas Alma were newly built Swedish vessels. Details remained unclear as authorities investigated possible boiler explosions.
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Stockholm
Siweden
Ar Widdy
Rafid
Heart- Sjaerdun
Baltic
Sweden
Goteborg
Brown
Klastoth
Klas Alma
TA Dispaten
Officers Victims of Car Prowlers
Gar prowlers victimized three vehicle owners near 1602 Texas Avenue early Wednesday. Police reported tires removed from notes owned by Lieutenants F A Bounds, K Oakley and F Dea. TATHOLOGIST DIES, NEW ORLEANS. Dr Rigney D Adney, former dean of the Louisiana State University medical school, died recently.
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Gar
Texas Avenue
F. A. Bounds
K. Oakley
F. & Dea
New- Orlfans
Rigney D*adney
Louisianne State
Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Vicinity
A mostly cloudy forecast for San Antonio and nearby areas with occasional rain expected Wednesday night and Thursday. Moderate to fresh northeast winds. temperatures to reach about 88 on Wednesday with a low around 72 Thursday morning. Slightly cooler conditions on Tuesday reaching 69 with a low near Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Texas
S. A. Nominee for Board Rejected in Texas
Austin observers report the rejection of Mrs. J. B. King of San Antonio for the Texas College of Arts and Industries board of directors. The article notes twenty other appointments and confirms remaining offices by ex-Governor Lee Daniel and Governor Cox Stevenson.
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Austin
J. BE. King
San Antonio
Texas College of Arts and Industries Board of
Wo Lee Ddaniel
Coxe Stevenson
Senator Hill Launches Attack On Gambling In Texas
Senator Joe Hill of Henderson accused San Antonio and Galveston gambling of running wild and urged the public safety department to investigate. He said a bookie operated openly near St Macy's Street in Galveston and demanded action, pledging more facts if needed. Sheriff Owen W. Kilday denied Galveston knowledge, noting he attended school with Hill.
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San Antonio
Galves
Joe Hiv
Henderson
Senate
State Department of
Mubile
L. Wintinte
St. Macy's Street
Brun Anton
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Shentf Owen
Kilday
Hill
Galveston
Ba Antomos
Joe Hill
Marshall Elementary
Main Avenue
Rainy Spell Drenches San Antonio Areas Amid Winds
A wet cold front swept San Antonio with four hours of rain and gusty winds from the southeast. Civil aviation wires failed statewide, the Stinson weather alert was off after 10 am, and clouds with occasional showers were in the forecast through Wednesday with cooler highs around 78 to 83.
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Civil Adronautie Authority
Stinson
Wheeler Speaks In Egg Barrage At Billings Rally
Montana Senator Berton Wheeler, an interventionist, faced an egg barrage as he denounced moves toward war and defended Charles Lindbergh. He accused Roosevelt and allies of trying to push U.S. into conflict, urged Roosevelt to honor pledges and freedom of speech.
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Mont
Sei
INS
Berton K. Wheeler
Montana
Miler
Charles A. Lindvergh
Montana Democrat
Lindbergs
Ehuraday Ab Des Moines
Town
Roosevelt
Tryig
United States
Wheeler
Cps
Hitler
Said
Fyev
Lindbergh
Cairo Bombing Provokes Protests After Axis Attack
Cairo residents react to a daytime bombing by Axis planes that killed about 39 and wounded 9 in the Egyptian capital. Reports say the attack struck near a major American school, causing minor damage while no Americans were reported killed. Local authorities and observers question Britain’s retaliation as the largest Muslim city endures the strike.
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Catro
Egypt
Deria
Rome
Cairo
Britain
Bone
Germany
Reilly Nominated to U S Labor Board
President Roosevelt plans to nominate Gerard Od Reilly of Massachusetts to the U S Labor Board to succeed Edwin Smith. Reilly, a Boston native and solicitor for the labor department since 1937, would be the board’s youngest member. his five year term would begin September 27.
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Awashington
Roosevelt
Later Relations Board
Gerard OD. Rely
Massachusetts
Edwin §. Smith
Wise
Om Reiily
Boston
IL ¢Otte
Sermte
Congress
Wis
Apology Follows High Speed Chase Through Wilson
Three cars tore through Wilson on September 17. An unmarked police car pursued after the second car, while the first led the way. The second vehicle received an apology from the third, a marked police car, after the chase. The incident involved the governor’s speeding apprehension context.
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Wilson
N.C
Gov W Lickel
Earthquake Reported in Asia Minor Shakes Regions
A violent earthquake struck Asia Minor today with shocks beginning at 4:36 a.m. and continuing in intervals for about twelve minutes, as reported by DNB in a Belgrade dispatch. The tremor affected HERN and Switzerland and was described as severe by observers.
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Asia Minor
Hern
Switzerland
DNB
Belgrade
Elebt-Seo
Theft Reported At Home On Nolan Street
Police report a purse snatching at 626 Nolan Street, where $23.69 was taken. Incident occurred at the residence of Mrs. Amoria Ambry, with a suspect reaching through a window to grab the bag. Police logged the event on Wednesday.
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Aniorita Ambry
Nolan Street
Nazi U Boats Sink Six Freighters
Berlin reports inexact dispatches of U boat activity in the North Atlantic. Six freighters were sunk by German submarines, totaling about 27,900 tons.
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Berlin
Mun Osubmailars
Ausste Freiphlers
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