In the News on Hearst and Soviet Influence
A 1941 piece by Eugene Lyons argues resistance in France grew after June 22 and accuses Communists of acting as a Soviet fifth column American readers are urged to recognize the danger of denationalized Americans aligned with Moscow and the Kremlin line shaping Western policy and culture.
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The
American Mercury
Eugene Lyons
de MR
Hearst
France
Ger- Miano
Russia
America
Kremlin
Hitler
Felemis
Nemurtacy
Wiel Inffurtee
Corolaly-yourk
Willa Randolph Mearst
Mettland
California
Scully
Wr BR
Willam Gossage
Slawten Island
Ctias
AL Flynn
Two In Death Cell Plot Foiled At Bexar Jail
Early Saturday morning two inmates in the death cell block at Bexar County Jail were found drilling holes in the ceiling. The prisoners Doe G. Muller and Vernon Finkbinder, held for rape and federal charges, planned an escape by breaking through the ceiling, overpowering staff, and fleeing. They were moved to the isolation block after the attempt was thwarted.
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Bexar County
Doe G. Muller
Vernon Finkbinder
Laredo
Sherif Owen Kilday
Utedian Fot Attorneys
Hye
Ralph Rayna
Shevitt Kuday
Reyun
Norther and thunder showers move through Texas region
A rough weather bulletin notes a cold Norther with gusty winds and scattered thunderstorms across East and West Texas. Temperatures peak near 80s before cooling, with highs around 38 on Saturday and Sunday and a cool Sunday morn around 70. Some gates remain open though no rain is expected.
Phoney Money Circulating in San Antonio Warned
Ed Tyrrell head of the secret service division warned Saturday that counterfeit $20 bills circulated in San Antonio appear Mexican in manufacture and are nearly perfect. The fakes tear the scars of the Federal Reserve banks in Dallas and Kansas City. Dallas notes carry check letter J face plate 2 back plate 102 while Kansas City bills show check letter H face plate 11 back plate 102.
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San Antonio
Ed Tyrrell
Secret Service Division
Tyrrel
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Kansas City
Vichy Art Exhibit in Mexico Provokes Protest
Labor Leader Vicente Lombarda Toledano, head of the Confederation of Latin American workers, led a protest against a Vichy government art exhibition in Mexico City. The exhibit, titled contemporary French art, was arranged by Gilpert Arvengas and set for display at the government national arts prison.
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Mexico City
Vichy
Vicente 'Lombarda ‘Toledano
Canfederation
Mexico
Gilpert Arvengas
National Grearts
Charge Filed in Fisherman's Death Near Trinity River
CROCKETT Sept 2 The death of William A Newton aged 47 white fisherman ten months ago led to the filing yesterday of a murder charge against Emmanuel Williams 36 black minister of South Houston County Newton's body was found floating in the Trinity river eight miles below camp here Authorities believed he had died in the incident.
Two Italian Troop Ships Sunk Off Tripoli
Rome dispatch reports two Italian troop ships torpedoed and sunk off the Libyan coast near Tripoli after heavy enemy pressure. The high command said the British planes bombed Tripoli and Benghazi, with 300 enemy soldiers killed in a harsh engagement in East Africa and a repelled British armored car raid in North Africa. The communique notes Italian forces retreated with losses and supplies seized by Allied forces.
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Rome
Aslehefit
Bui
High Command
Tripoli
Africa
Bengast
Italia Poaltionatt
North Africa
Algh Comatyud
East Africa
Chilga
Ethiopia
Lake Tana
Mediterranean
Anti Nazi Acts in Holland Cited
London dispatch reports Dutch resistance expanding with Sabotage and anti Nazi demonstrations spreading. Curfews imposed in Hoensbroek and fines of 50 000 guilders levied on Finehede saboteurs. A group of 50 storm troopers of the NL party were stoned in Wouw. Park guards deployed in Utrecht to curb vandalism robbery and disorder.
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London
V—Aneta
Ob Holland
Newejhs Per Nieuwablad van Het Noorden
Finehede
Naat Party
Wouw
Geist
Utrechb
Gulf disturbance in Gulf of Mexico shifts southward
United States Weather Bureau reports little change in the Gulf tropical disturbance, tending to move southward and unlikely to continue, with centers near Port Eads and gale winds 40 to 60 mph. Small craft warned to avoid open waters and weekend visitors urged to stay off exposed Gulf islands. Atlantic disturbance moves eastward with high pressure creating strong northeast winds along the Mid Atlantic and South Atlantic coasts.
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New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Port Bads
Mississippi
Tetuy
Weather Bureau
Jeridh
Gulf
Statiec
Middle Gulf
Port Eads
Gulf Coast
Ducksonvile
Atlantic
Mlonda
Small Coats
Jacksonville
Bahamas
Bermuda
Atilattle
South Atlantic
Jap Nationals to Depart Singapore
British authorities plan farewell for the Hakone Maru as it sails from Singapore with about 200 Japanese nationals returning home from India Ceylon and Malaya. voyage to depart tomorrow.
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Singapore
India
Ceylon
Malaya
Weather Forecast for Lone Texas Coast and Rio Grande Valley
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with occasional rain in the Rio Grande Valley. Moderate to fresh easterly to northerly winds. Temperatures: Saturday high near 98, Sunday highs near mid 90s, Saturday morning low around 80s, Sunday morning near 70. Coastal area expected cloudy periods with possible showers in the north portion. U S Weather Bureau data page 2.
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Texas
Cooley
Tite
City Ambulance Wrecked In Collision On Austin Road
Two people were seriously injured when a city ambulance overturned after being struck by another vehicle on the Austin highway at Grayson Street and Broadway. Driver W. R. Coblentz and nurse Mrs Aim Lubel were booked for negligent collision. Miss Judith Stiles sustained a foot injury in a three‑car crash three miles out on the roadway.
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Austin
Grayson’ Atreet
Broadway
Joe Gatelo
North Las ‘Redesbreet
Ant
I .Chise
H.E. Mully
Roberts
Green Hospital
Troutaert
Fiavola
Robert B. Green
Akers
A. B.togenie
Grayson
Hackberry
Commerce
Norse
Green
Alexander Milenu
Coblentz
Rigsby Javenue
Judith Stiles
Main. Avenue
Job Hill
Avenue B
Hind
Joe Margo
Elmira Atreet
Margo
Othar
Theodore Harris
Main Navenue
Miss Stiles
Hartis
Parisians shot in reprisal for anti German attack
Paris dispatch reports 12 hostages shot by German forces as reprisal for a September 16 anti German attack. Col Gen Von Stuelpnagel cites seven communists, two for attacks on soldiers, three for arms offenses. two former government workers among the victims. A separate Paris garage fire ends with no captures as acts of sabotage continue.
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Paris
Heluricn von Stueipnagel
France
Germany
Ainer Goverment
Matec ‘Ay
Vichy
US and Britain Agree on Immediate Aid to Russia
London reports an accord between the United States and British missions to Moscow for immediate material aid to Russia. Averell Harriman announced the deal provides quick shipments while no broad policy settlement is yet agreed. Lord Beaverbrook is noted as already in Moscow with the British mission.
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London
Russa
United States
Moscow
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Nance Goes to Georgia School
Stephenville soldier Nance enters Officers Training School at Fort Benning Georgia as announced by the army. Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Nance he leaves Port Sam Houston to begin training and serve in the army.
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Set
Nance
Georgia
Sgh
Wooarew
Stephanville
Port Benning
Army
Nance Jy
Charles &, Nance
Stephenville
Anc
Port Sam Houston
Finns Move to Seize Property in Parliament Bid
A parliamentary session opened as authorities sought power to confiscate all foreign property in Finland. The government argued the measure would safeguard national interests amid rising tensions and economic strain.
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Finland
Mexico to Oust Axis Tourists
Mexico City reports authorized circles say the government will demand removal of German Italian and other European tourists with expired six month visiting permits. Visa extensions are not expected and departure dates depend on permit expirations as President Avila Camacho seeks an espionage and propaganda bill with prison terms up to 18 years for espionage.
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Mexico City
Mexica
Argeriting
Argentine Congressational Committee
Buenos Aires
Elicles
Exselsior
Manuel, Avila, Camacho
Fond
Congress
Coln Nawer i
Fight in Kiev Continues Amid Allied Push for Liberty
Reported dispatch notes ongoing clashes in Kiev as Mexico and the United States press to bolster democratic solidarity in defense of justice and liberty. Roosevelt reportedly responded to a Berlin correspondent amid anniversary tensions as the conflict persists.
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Mexico
United States
London
Berlin
Bwe
Tidningen
Roosevelt
Kiev
Germans claim encirclement as Kiev battle rages
Desperate fighting around Kiev continues as German asserts control over parts of the capital and surrounding railway hubs. British London sources express doubt over encirclement while noting strategic aims toward Kharkov and the Donets basin. Russians vow planned withdrawals and defense as front lines shift from Leningrad to Smolensk and Kiev.
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Mrone
Ukraine
Red Army
Kiev
Kley
Erby
London
Russia
Kev
Leningrad
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hitler
Siberia
Klev
Donets
Kharkov
Lnss
Smolensk
Paltava
Khat+ Koy
Vormesl
Momu
Riga
Oesel
Kelly Officer to Head Air Mission
Washington dispatch reports the United States will establish a military aviation mission to Bolivia with Maj. Edward W. Porter, air corps officer at Kelly Field, named chief. Porter, a Spokane, Washington native, is to report in Washington before traveling to La Paz for the mission.
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Washington
United States
Bolivia
Edward WH. Porter
Air Corps
Kelly Field
la Paz
Porter
Spa‘kane
Wash
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Holland
U. S. Weather Bureau
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MERCY
Arautr
W. R. Cobientz
Aim Lubel
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Aio
Ussiaset
REDD
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