Downey Defends Film Freedom Before Senate Panel
Senator Downey told a U S Senate subcommittee that Hollywood enjoys the same constitutional freedom of expression as written and spoken words. He argued charges of war propaganda in movies are unfounded and urged caution against censorship while lawmakers study the film industry. He named Loew’s Nicholas Schenck and warned the term propaganda is ill defined.
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Washington
Downey
D. Calli
Hollywood Film Productions
United States
Interstate Commerce Sub-Committee
Hitler
Dorney
Nicholas Schenck
Loew's, Inc. Watch
Metro- Golder- Mayer Studios
Clark
D.thaho
Ih-Committee
Official WSPE TAL testimony in espionage trial
Albert Vollmecke testified in the espionage case against Heinrich Eilers, stating he declined to aid in sending messages via the German blockade. FBI agent William Loehr and others described a search of Eilers Manhattan apartment where metal books and related materials were found.
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Eronautics
Ttial
Germany
Albert A. Vollinecke
Stant
Omer
CAA Engieering Division
Fine
Heinrich Carl Eilers
U.S
Manhattan
D Vollmecke
Jeler
William Loehr
William & Harvey
FBI
Eilers
Road grading and field project proposed for Kellies area
A notice describes approval for a road grading and field project including construction and improvement of buildings and structural facilities, new streets, drives, retaining walls around drill grounds, athletic fields, and landscaping. It calls for advertising and investment to grow local business. contact Dial F 1231 for adwriter details.
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Dial
Local notices and retirements fill Bexar pages
The column catalogs various readers and residents including Martin D. Palm of Orleans, Horace HeidtORK, Jack Beasler, Lonnie Kerp ers, Boyd Sinclair, Billy Cunningham, Lorngat Haynes, Ralph Smite, Lucille Hogee, Son Camp Jr, Bianca Stout, Melvin Roennings, Ralph E. Gode, and J.C. Bridgers. It lists assignments, birthdays, a wedding anniversary, and awards such as a Purple Heart and Star medal. mentions Palms transfer from Duncan Field and Paine Field orders, plus theme-song debates and local civic roles.
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Martin D. Palm
W'Orleans
Duncan Field
Horace Heidt Ork
L. A
Jack Beasler
New York
Lonnie Kerpers
Aransas Pass
Boyd Sinclair
Daily
Texaa
WOAT
Billy Cunningham
Guero
Lorgnat Haynes
Crystal City
Ralph Smite
Lucille Hogee
Sobn Camp JR
Biana Stout
Melvin Roennings
Ralph Elgode
U. 3
Ir Corps
San Antonio
Paine Field
Washington
Holt Ways
Ulty Heat
Gus Bertet
Bertetti
Clyde Logue
J.C. Bridgers
Frank Pattons
Norton Rites for Mrs Olive Mildred Hopkins Norton
Funeral services for Mrs Olive Mildred Hopkins Norton aged 49 will be held at 4 30 p m Wednesday at Porter Loting chapel with interment in Mission Burial Park. She died at 23 West Magnolia Street and was widow of Arthur Earl Norton a 30 year city resident born in Chicago. Survivors include two daughters Miss Mary Jane Norton and Miss Ethel Norton both of San Antonio. Also listed are A W Marshall, Arthur Earl and Stewart Norton and James Norton, Huerd Hargis of Brownwood.
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Olive Mildred Hopkins Norton
Porter Loting Chapel
Mission Burial Park
Episcopal Church
San Antonin
C. Bls
Mary Jane Norton
Ethel
Norton
San Antonio
A.W
Marshall
Arthur
Earl
Stewart
James
Bakersfield
Calif
Huer d’ Hargis
Brownwood
Film Star Wins Prize on Quilts
Miss Marlon Davies, famed film star, wins a special award from Los Angeles county officers for her three quilt entries in the domestic arts division of the fair. The quilts, designed and made with yellow and pale green themes, depict a wedding, a village garden, and a farm scene, and are displayed under a special rack by Mrs Arbuthnot.
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Great Pomona Fair
Marlon Davies
Los Angeles County
Ini
Pornenal
Davies
Clyde
Houston
C. B. Atierbaugh
Ty 'O. Arouthpot
W. T. Tucker
Miss Davies
Hack- Broun
Misa Davies
M P Booster Delegation Heads to Convention
Missouri Pacific Booster club members from San Antonio plan a 9 A M departure to attend the 6b, Louis convention. The San Antonio group includes Mr and Mrs Bennett Alamo Booster with Mr and Mrs J B Kerdy Wlue Bonnet Rooster and Raymond achulta. Several Missouri Pacific employees from Mexico City will join the lead group for the Thursday and Friday Jefferson Hotel gathering, with a 509 expected.
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San Antonio
Louis
Bennett
Alamo
Mer. J. BB. Kerdy
Wlue Bonnet Rooster
Raymond Achulta
Mina Pacific
Mexico City
The
Jefferson
Aloul
What to Plant Now at Wertnesday Morning Garden Center
A garden center event titled What to Plant Now will be held Wednesday morning at the Wertnesday museum garden center. Sponsored clubs include Lan tana Liveoak Wertnesday Morte dng groups with Mrs V A Harrison presiding. A rare topical plant Tongue garden by Mrs Marion McMay will be distributed.
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A. Sd. Brotth
Morkal Museum
Lantana
Liveoak
Morte Dng
Mra.v. A. Harrison
Marion McMay
Mixed Letters Cause Woe During World War II Dispatches
A Navy era tale recounts Pvt. John Lowry at the Air Corps Advanced Flying School receiving a mail mix up. His father’s humorous letter, misread as romantic confusion, prompts a lighthearted exchange about home life and letters from loved ones.
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John Lowry
Air Corps “Advanced Flying
Victoria
O Ther
Lowry
John
Lovey-Javéy
Whem
Snookums
Elye
Tabor to Address Townsend Club No 18 Meeting
J M N Tabor, president of Town send club No 3, will address the Townsend club No 18 at 312 Howard Street at 9 a.m. Tuesday, announced by FP W Blamey, club secretary.
Picketing at aea stirs Postoffice cafe dispute
Gollas cites picketing as free advertising and says customers visit his place despite the protest. Corrigan seeks a conference with Colfax and Arthur Vackép to settle issues. Union recognition remains the main issue at the Postoffice cafe case.
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Fran Pappa
Postofiles
Gollas
Ike Pickebing
Pappa's
Corrigan
Colfax
Arthur Vackép
Postoffice Ate
Cavalry Seeks Bomber Wreckage Near Olympic Park
A U S cavalry unit searches rugged terrain north of Olympic park for a missing bomber wreckage reported to have burned after a September 9 crash near Mt Gonstathe. Col Willan J Grom at McChord Field notes little chance of survivors as wreckage was sighted by a ground party late yesterday.
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Tagoma
Wash
U.S
Dréa Esat
Olympic’ Park
Mt. Gonstathe
Willan J. Grom
McChard Field
Firemen Fight Two Car Fires From Cigarettes
Firemen answered a 1:40 PM alarm on South street for a car fire in Mrs. Wiggins Boerne vehicle, caused by a cigarette. About an hour later they were called back to another blaze at the same location as embers rekindled from the cigarette.
Utility tax suit filed in district court
Amended tax suit seeks 168 763 dollars in back taxes from three utility firms in Austin district court. The case names Southwest Gas Light Co and West Texas Utilities and other entities, alleging tax obligations for 1941 1942 bonds and county commissioners involvement.
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Septe
Limes Stort
Mann
Base and Light
Southwestern Gas and Bigettle Company
Texas Abilities Compens
Wabget
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