Civilian Draft Advisory Unit Seen Likely
Washington reports a civilian advisory committee to advise on the draft is likely to be named by President Roosevelt. It may comprise six members, including four experts already working with the army and navy selective service committees on drawing up draftees. The four are Frederick Osborne, William Draper, Joseph P. Harris, and Floyd W. Reeves. Officials expect additional appointees soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wil
Anny
Navy Selective Service
Army
Frederick Osborne
Éalistics
Abe Group
William Draper
New York Investmnct
Dillon, Read and Company
Joseph P. Harris
University of California
Om Elections
Floyd W. Reeves
American Youth Commission
Senate
Hoyer
Congress
Reconstruction Fimane Corporation
Wagner
D.-N
Jesse Joats
RFC
National Defense
New Defense Plant Corporation
Tee
South America
New York
Brent-Col
Lewis B. Hershey
Army-Navy Service Committee
Police Help Woman Find Sleeping Space at Santa Rosa
Police at Santa Rosa aided a woman Friday night when the hospital had no beds. Officer Aubrey Davengers said Mrs Nelores Paschal, 42, formerly Mrs Joe Ball of Elmendorf, was booked at city jail upon seeking lodging.
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al- Lane
Aubrey Davengers
Santa Rosa
City Jall
Grunkennexs
Nelores Paschal
Paschal
Joe Ball
Elmendorf
Letters to Hearst on Americanism and press duty
A collection of letters and clippings from 1940 praising and critiquing William Randolph Hearst and his Examiner column. The writers urge strong, vivid language to wake Americans, discuss yellow journalism, and include a short poem advocating freedom and caution against foreign influence.
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Mr. Hearst
Illiam Rudolph Hearst
San Simeon
Calif
Los Angeles Examiner
Amd
Examiner
America
Avery
George Gargner
Carmona Ave
Los Angales
Fragmented Weather Readout With Missing Segments
The fragment provides a weather report with wind, humidity, precipitation totals, and astronomical data for a period around September 2 1990. It notes northeast winds, humidity near 2.2 percent, rainfall totals since January 1 at 39.59 inches, and a monthly rainfall of 0.27 inches, plus sunrise and sunset times and tide details for Aransas Pass.
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Rissa
Torsday
Aranses Pass
Officers Survive Harsh Diet While Trailing Suspect
Police vice squad officers John D. Robards and Ed Amacker tailed a suspect from Thursday night into Friday after noon. They claimed to have found quantities of chopped marijuana and heroin in the suspect’s home, leading to the arrest of Joe Davila at West Martin Street.
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John D. Robards
Ed Amacker
South Flores
Arsenal
Joe Davila
West Martin Street
Private Jackpot Looted In Home Safe Theft Case
Police say two men, including James G Gates of 81235 Ban Fe dro avenue, looted a private jackpot of $3000 by breaking an old slot machine kept at Gates home. Evidence includes 100 discarded trousers near the scene and a theory they stole more clothing. J Folk reports 1900 feet of electric wire valued at $100 stolen from 102 Mission road. Ruth Cunn reports a purse containing 20 stolen from 3M Austin street.
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Banhagy
James G. Gates
Gates
Ban Fedro Avenue
Tald
Wierod
Bery
J. Folk
Mission Road
Ruth Cunn
Austin Street
Police Assign Officers to Villita Forum in City Restore Effort
Assistant Chief Vaughan assigns three officers to patrol the Thursday night Villita Forum amid ongoing restoration project discussions. Police focus on maintaining order and addressing any concerns raised by residents and attendees.
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la Viilis
Voc
Fortue
W. W. Vaughan
Parents Meet Kidnap Demands In San Francisco Mystery
The De Tristans accept the kidnapper’s terms and plan to advertise a car sale in the San Francisco Examiner while police and officials coordinate with the family. Nurse Foley and a Black nursemaid witness the scene as the note and envelope are handed to authorities.
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Page
Foley
Bloiss Williams
de Tristans
San Francisco Examiner
Bex Dinsert
Gales
Charles Christen
Therman
Will Sox
Thirst Quenched With Checks on three occasions found by testimony
In Los Angeles a preliminary hearing revealed Elizabeth Jensen 25 cashed three worthless checks totaling 45 dollars at liquor stores to stave off a threat and lack of funds. Detectives Sailth and Maney arrested her on forgery charges as part of the case despite a ransom note involved in a separate report.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Jensen
Wit& Liquor Store
Lquor
Leutenants
W. Sailth
F. H. Maney
Wilbur GC
War Roundup London Casualties Lowered by Storm and Defense
The British report stormy weather aiding defense as German bombers attacked London and central southern targets while night skies remained active. British censorship limited timing details. observers noted fewer casulaties than prior nights. Fires in France indicated rocket and explosion activity near Calais to Boulogne as German claims of success clashed with Allied efforts.
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London
Stout
England
Central
Caswaltirs
France
Calais
Boulogne
DNB
Berlin
Gimp Known as Moe Snyder Freed as Trial Looms
Los Angeles report says Col Martin Moe the Gimp Snyder walked from jail after Superior Judge Thomas J Ambrief ordered review. He faces a retrial for attempted murder of Myrl Alderman relating to Ruth Etting's ex-husband case. key witnesses reportedly unavailable. Edith Snyder, the Gimp's daughter, is dead.
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Los Angeles
Col
Martin
Moe the Gimp" Snyder
Liberty Yiecorh
Ruth Etting
Thomas J. Ambreve
Snyder
Gimp
Myrl Alderman
State Supreme Court
Albert Cosgrave
Alderman
Edmiston Named Adjutant Aide in Texas National Guard
Maj. Pred W. Edmiston becomes administrative assistant to Brig. Gen. J Walt Page adjutant general and Texas director of selective service training. Page appointed Edmiston, with headquarters to be in Austin. Page to fly to Washington for a national guard conference and to study regulations on selective service. He also commands an infantry brigade in the Texas National Guard.
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Pred W. Zamiston
Adjutant General's Department
Walt Page
Texas
Selective Service
Edmiston
Page
W. Lee’ O'Daniel
Austin
General Page
Washington
National Guard
Texas National ‘Guard
Highway Head to Go to Abilene Transfer Planned
Capt Don Abbott will transfer as head of the San Antonio district of the state highway patrol with Abilene to be in charge of the San Antonio office under Capt Hi Hutchison. W B Bouldin from San Antonio will be sent to Hartford headquarters Foreman said. A strange local line ends with a garbled note about a Kansan merchant and a joke about a refrigerator and an undertaker.
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Don Abbott
San Antonio
State Highway Patrol
Abilent
Hill Poremon
Hutchison
Abiléne
Adil
W. B Bouldin
Harthigen
Foreman
British Merchant Sentenced in Kobe Espionage Case
Kobe Japan September 21 Vincent Peters a 48 year old British merchant was sentenced to eight years imprisonment today on a charge of espionage. He was arrested January 17 and accused of spying on Japanese naval and economy affairs This effort linked British suspects rounded up in Kobe in the anti espionage drive have been released.
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Kobe
Japan
Vincent Peters
Brieni
War 25 Years Ago Today Tosulans Retreat and Front Fire
The Tosulans retreated from Vilon while German forces withdrew under heavy fire at Shorgon on the Western front. Russian troops advanced at Vennewaden and occupied Lwow a year ago. President Roosevelt urged repeal of the arms charge, calling it vital to American neutrality and peace.
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Vilon
Shorgon
Vennewaden
Britain
Lwow
Roosevelt
Confess
Bexar Facts Highlights Local Happenings and Personal Notices
Ralph Milnes assigned by the New York Times to accompany a tropical expedition in southern Mexico. Milnes’ book Miss Midas published by Random House. Mrs Bl Russell owns a cat fond of stuffed lian at Monroe Nowortny taxidermy shop. Brian Donlevy returns to San Antonio with a new show at the Famous Door. Bill Nunn back in town and St Anthony hotel features noted. German papers and foreign magazines mentioned among local newsstands.
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Ralph Milnes
Can Annonto
New York Times
Mexico
Milnes
Miss Midas
Random, House
Blackie
BL. Russell
Monrok Nowotny
MAX &, Skelton
San Antonio
R. Gengsweider
Chuther Avenue
Uncle Bam
Chiep Med Pox
University of Winconsin
Teavelers
Nexus Whenter
Brian Donlevy
L Wanted Wings
Devores
Alhambra
Fannin Street
Bill Nunn
Opscade
St Anthony Botel
Rebellion Flares Over Big Losses in Europe
A former Ditech artillery captain told of mutineers being marched back to camps as British forces report severe German losses in maneuvers. Capt. Carl Ter Weels, 37, arrived from Lisbon aboard the Exeter with others recounting civilian informants in occupied France and Holland. British subs and planes allegedly minimized invasion attempts while French factory reopenings met grim scenes of German casualties.
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New York
Ditech
Tebelion Smong Neel
Inventon
England
Calumans
Carl Ter Weels
Lisbon
Britain
France
Holland
Channel
Robert Solberg
Armco International Corporation
Reunion on Swiss Border Brings WWI Soldiers Face to Face
In Gallar Switzerland on Sept 2 during WWI, two soldiers a German private and a German sergeant who later became an officer reunited with a Swiss guard who had met them years earlier. They recognized each other as sentries from the last war after casual conversation that stretched into the night.
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St, Galler
Switzerland
Gay clothes get their day in sun
Memphis city pageant exposes an awkward moment as a pedestrian, misjudging a busy intersection, tugs at a door handle, causing his trousers to slip and reveal a pair of shorts in a humorous street scene. The incident unfolds amid pedestrians and commotion as bystanders react to the wardrobe malfunction and the sunlit embarrassment of the passerby.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fisherman Farmer Tries Bull Fight
Vernon Brooks a five year old farmer and fisherman in Gloucester Virginia attempted a bull fight. He grabbed the bull by the nose and a rope to its horns, spurring the animal toward a strike before collapsing. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Gloucester
Vernon Brooks
Toreador
Trade Favoring Vichy Promulgated In France Decree
Dispatch from Vichy notes a decree in the Official Journal authorizing extremely low import duties for German goods across France its colonies and occupied territories aiming to benefit German trade through favored duties amid the unsettled wartime economy
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Vichy
France
Offiese Journal
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