Berlin Radio Directs Threat to Vatican Opinion Broadcast
A Berlin radio outlet of the National Republican Fascist government issued a direct threat to the Vatican during a German language transmission to Italy. The broadcast urged the Holy See to align with fascist Italy or face consequences. The Vatican's own transmitter noted tightening of censorship and promised to resume service when able.
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Berlin
Vatican
Holy See
Italy
Vatican City
Entire Grad Class Enrolls at College
The 1943 Comstock High School graduating class enrolled for the fall term at St. Marys University. Graduates John H. Kelly and John Ulrich Zuberoueier reside as students at St. Marys, rooming in Chaminade hall. Late registrations at Woodawn day branch Downtown college night branch and school of law are accepted until September 30 per dean registrar Bro. Thomas J. Treadaway.
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Comstock High School
Comstock
St. Mary’s University
John
H. Kelly
Patrick W. Kelly
John Ulrich
Eusergueier
St. Mary's
Chaminade Hall
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Woodawn Day
Downtown College
School of Law
Thomas J. ‘Treadaway
Reg
Nazi Airbase In France Hit In Daylight Raids
London reports a daylight raid on Beauvais Tille air base in France with RAF Spitfires escorting American medium bombers. It marks a second hammering in four days near Paris while Allied heavy bombers have not flown since Thursday. A RAF attack also hit targets in Las, northern France, damaging factories. One Marauder and two Mitchells were lost.
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France
Beauvais-Tille
Paris
R.af
Germany
Nantes
R. A. FP
Modane
Las
Father Cleared Of Neglect Charge In Newark
James Young was cleared of neglect of minors after four of his six children were given to strangers when his wife faced morals charges. The wife received a year in reformatory for morel turpitude, while Young awaits sentencing before leaving as a merchant seaman. The court placed custody of the children with the state and suspended his sentence.
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N. J
James Young
Young
Éear
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Yestern
Children’s Aid Society
Trial to Begin in Fatal Shooting in Iranuan County
Jurors drawn in Criminal District Court as defendant faces charges of fatally shooting Mrs. G A Wilson on January 13 after a rent dispute near Jheet Menchara street. State attorneys say the argument over a rental property sparked the fatal shooting.
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Agaress Elven
Mickeljohn Street
Criminal District Court
G. A. Wilson
Jheet Menchara Street
Two S.A. Soldiers Wounded in Action Reported
Army announces two South American soldiers wounded in action. First Lt. William L. Dotson, husband of Mrs. Mary Arm Dotson of 401 New Braunfels Avenue, wounded in North Africa including Bouzey. Pvt. Gevaring L. Alvarado, son of Mrs. Beerta L. Alvarado of Del Valle Street, wounded in the South Pacific.
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War Department
William L. Doteon
Mary Arm Dotson
New Braunfels Avenue
Bicuy
South Paifie
Gevering L. Alvarado
Beerina
Alvarado
del Valle Street
Cattleman Robert Ragsdale Dies in San Antonio Hospital
Robert D. Ragsdale 65 a Lavaca county rancher and Taft ranch owner died Monday in San Antonio hospital after 21 years in the city His home is 307 Kennedy Ave Alamo Heights Services set for 3 p m Wednesday at Hanavan Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Park Rosary at 7 p m Tuesday at Hanavan Chapel Survivors include his widow Mrs Gussie Appell Ragsdale sons James Robert Ragsdale of San Antonio Charles Ragsdale of Lake Charles La daughter Mrs Guy B Gray Fort Worth grandson Guy B Gray Jr Victoria brother J W Ragsdale Victoria and sisters Mrs Susie Ragsland Dallas and Mrs Bessie Kerr San Antonio
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Lavaca County
Taft Ranch
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San Antonio Hospital
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Alamo Heights
Charles Hana van
Sunset Memorial Park
James Robert Ragsdale
San Antonio
Charles Ragsdale
Lake Charles
Guy 8. Gray
Guy B. Gray
Fort Worth
J. W. Ragsdale
Victoria
Susie Ragsland
Pallas
Bessie Kerr
Col Aldworth Rites Conducted for Flying Tigers Leader
Funeral services for Col. Richard Aldworth 45 who helped organize the Flying Tigers were held Tuesday at St Marys Church after his death Saturday night at Kelly Field Hospital. Burial followed at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. He received the Legion of Merit for his China service. Survivors include his widow Mrs Es Jelle Aldworth and two daughters Agnes Aldworth and Margaret Rachels of San Antonio.
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Kelly Field Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
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Legion of Merit
American Volunteer Group
China
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Agnes Aldworth
Margaret Rachels
San Antonio
WAVES Training Orders Issued to Two Local Women
WAVES training orders received for Constance Jauche ler Jones of 422 East Ashby Place and Ellen Shropshire of 339 Charles Lond to report to an eastern training headquarters. They were accepted for service weeks ago and will depart Thursday for the training.
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Constance Jauche Ler Jones
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Ashby Place
Ellen Shropshire
Charles Lond
Navy
San Antostio
Miss Jones
Miss Shropshire
Fire Causes 250 Dollar Damage on Temple Street
A fire on Temple Street caused 250 dollars in damage at 1 40 p m Tuesday firemen reported. Contents valued at 100 dollars were damaged. Owner listed as Celio Almareze. Origin of the fire undetermined.
Fishing Tackle Stolen From Garage
Oscar J. Pruitt reports two fishing rods two reels and a box of artificial bait valued at 70 dollars stolen Monday from his garage on 687 West Mulberry Street. The garage window was pried open.
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Oscar J. Pruitt
Mulberry Street
Eisenhower Praises Allied Italian Front Morale
General Eisenhower expressed complete satisfaction with the progress of the Italian invasion after visiting American forces on the Salerno area. He noted high morale and efficient coordination among air, ground, and sea units as Allied troops prepare for a major battle with German forces in Italy.
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Eisenhower
Balerno Front
Italy
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Arthur William Tedder
Harold Alexander
Salerno
North Africa
Federal Reserve Banker Named Dallas Vice President
L. G. Pondrom, manager of the San Antonio branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, has been elected a vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Announcement was made Tuesday.
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S.A
L. G. Pondrom
San Antonio
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Annemend
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