Stalin Shifts Toward Religion In Mos cow Rethinking State Church
Washington reports Stalin endorses a Holy Synod and bishop as patriarch, signaling possible move toward coordinating church and state. Observers note a Tavastin church order condemning collaborators with enemies and a Vatican焦 anxiety grows as a 64 page We Quarterly Booktak feature reexamines Stalin’s religious evolution.
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Wade
Associated Press
Biregu
Moscow
Washington
Tavestin
Presidium
the Supreme Council of the Ussr
Comintern
Ieaguc
Richard Kuenn
Vatican
Russia
Europe
Death notice for Kuehn with family survivors listed
David Jacob son officiating at Reams chapel for burial at Beth-El cemetery. Kuehn died at 944 West Wismere Place Sunday. Immigrated to the United States in 1883 from Europe and worked for the Southern Pacific railroad in West Texas before starting his own business in San Antonio. Survived by daughters Mrs. Joseph Schreiber and Mrs. Sarah Semlinger, sons Max Kuehn Leal and Rudolph Singer, and ten grandchildren.
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Reams Chapel
Rabb
David Jacobson
Om Beth-Elemetery
Kuehn
West
Wismere Place
United States
Europe
Southern Pacific Railroad
West Texas
San Antonio
Joseph Schreiber
Sarah Semlinger
Max Kuehn
Leal
Rudolph Singer
Ehildren
Harmon Receives Legion of Merit for Gulf Coast Service
General Harmon awarded the Legion of Merit while serving as commander of the Gulf Coast Training Center at Randolph Field. He led the post from September 22, 1941, to November 21, 1942, and previously commanded at Kelly Field. Mrs Harmon resides in San Antonio.
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Gulf Coast
Randolph Field
Legion of Meri
Hubert R. Harmon
Panama Canal Zone
Harmon
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Radio Man Says Voice Not Identified In Broadcast
Max Jordan, former European manager Sar NB. C., states the broadcast voice attributed to a fascist header did not match Mussolini’s enunciation. He claims no similarity in voice or articulation and questions the attribution.
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New York
Max _Jordan
Sar NB. C
Jordan
Mussolini
Battle in Piedmont as Italian resistance wanes
Bern dispatch reports Italian troops in Piedmont ceasing their resistance to German forces. Fighting around Turin described as violent while guerrilla activity rises elsewhere in northern Italy. Sabotage and railroad disruption impede German supply lines and hinder aid efforts.
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Bern
Switzerland
Piedmont
Maly
Corriere Ddevice
Lugano
Turin
Italy
Naipal
Military aviation personnel promotions and assignments listed
The Army air forces roster shows promotions from lieutenant to captain and first lieutenant to lieutenant at various fields. Names include Leslie Raybold at Randolph Field, Henry W. Phillips at Keesler, Margaret Burke at Fort George Wright, Paul W. Biehler, Clifford B. Warren Jr, George M. Williams, Douglas Caldwell, Mary A. Houghton, Ming M. O’Reilly, Leonard T. Glaser, Rudy R. Garza, Roy J. Sauve, Clayton F. McDaniel, Charlie R. Kindred, Slonce Reyna. Assignments place graduates at Fort Monmouth, Fort Des Moines, Camp Crowder, Majors Field, Wendover, Altus, and other bases. Military housing ad follows.
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Ieut
Leslie Raybold
Central
Randolph Field
Henry W. Phillips
Mac Phillips
Haller Street
Keesier Field
Miss
Margaret F. Burke
South Pine Street
Second Bomber Command
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Signal Corps Officer Candidate School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Paul W. Biehler
P. W. Biehler
Nims Street
Clifford B. Warren Jr
Reco Street
Altus
Okla
Army Air
George M. ‘Wiliams
Geo . Williams
Keyton Avenue
Doug
Las Caldwell
Bowers Walk
Camp Davis
D.C
WAC
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Mary
Houghton
Hellenbeck Street
Ming M. O'Reilly
West Houston Street
Coffeyville
Kan
Army Air Field
Leonard T. Glaser
West
Houston Street
Ben Glaser
Rudy R. Garza
812Th Signal Service
Camp Crowder
Roy J. Sauve
P. J. Sauve
West King's Highway
Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air
Mexton
N.C
Clayton F. McDaniel
Majors Field
Greenville
Glenn L. Martin
Oklo
Slonce Reyna
Paula Reyna
MecLeary Street
Wendover Field
Newsprint Cut Planned as War Production Board Cuts
The War Production Board annonc es a five percent cut in newspaper newsprint use starting October 1 with a possible deeper curtailment next year. Nelson said fourth quarter consumption will still exceed production by about 10 percent and warned that relying on reserves could prompt harsher cuts later. He cited labor and pulp wood shortages and notes delays in converting wood to paper, with no near relief expected.
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Washington
War Production Board Today
WPB
Nelson
Representative Boren
D.-Oklg
Bie Une d
Allied air sweeps in Burma raid Japs and rail targets
An Allied joint war communique reports ground patrols in Burma killed a small party of Japanese northwest of Mawlawk and aerial strikes against enemy communications from Yeu to Laungap Pass. Beaufighters damaged Jap trucks near AlSanmyo Yeu and Taungup Pass. Locomotives damaged near Bazi and Kin. Mohawk bombed Jop held villages in Katha district.
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New Delhi
Indie
Burma
Mawlalk
Kaban Alley
Beantigt
Yeu
Laungap Pass
Sanmyo
Taungup Pass
Bazi
Mohawk
Katha
Kin
Heart Disease Verdict in Death of Rev. Andrew J. Thomas
The sudden death of the Rev. Andrew J. Thomas aged 74 at 118 Fuentes alley at 5 14 p m Monday was attributed to heart disease in a verdict by Justice Ottis A West with Dr J B Miller conducting the examination
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Andrew J. Thomas
Fuentes
Alley
Justice of the Peace
Ottis A. West
J. B. Miller
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Wolff & Marx
Bitterick Clini
Miss Eva Gragg
Fur
Buttterick Company
Wolff Mare
Houston St
Hunter
Alice Marcella Fay
Incarnate Word College
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Mexico
Incarnate Word
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W&m
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