New Governor Nominated for Puerto Rico by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt names Blanton Winship to govern Puerto Rico replacing King Obert Gore who resigns for health reasons. Wright Matthews named assistant commissioner of internat ive and Willis R. Gregg chosen as national weather chief succeeding Dr. Charles F. Marvin. Winship, veteran of insular affairs, from Macon Georgia, served in Cuba and the Philippines and as Judge Advocate General.
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King Obert H. Gore
Florida
Wright Matthews
Texas
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Charles F. Marvin
General Winship
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Philippines
Coolidge
Macon
Gore
Gregg
New York
Speen
Weather Bureau
Aeriological
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Japan exposed to allied pressure amid naval warning
The article reports Admiral Suetsugu warning of a possible American policy to surround Japan with air and sea power. It notes Soviet Far East buildup and potential multi directional air attacks if war breaks out. A naval spokesman questions a quoted interview and mentions past discipline after the London Naval Conference.
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Japan
Far East
Russia
Hostil
Ifi
Gendai
Ad‘miral Suetsugu
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Paris Chamber Violence Spurs Cabinet Confidence Vote
Troops clashed with royalists on Tuesday and Thursday as Paris police cleared weapons and debris around the chamber. Chautemps seeks a confidence vote amid fears the cabinet may resign to avert a show of legislator distrust. The premier defends his ministry against corruption insinuations while admitting lax governance.
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Clarmes
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Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Lbbies
Reward for Patsy the Boston Bulldog
Dear Tack prints a plea from Mrs. Lee Reed offering a one dollar reward to locate Patsy a six month old brindle Boston Bulldog with white nose feet and chest. Contact 5469 1003 Buchanan Street Beverly Gardens. A second note seeks lost brown leather gloves described as ladies gloves with cutout white piping lost on North Roberts Street Wednesday. Return to Caldwell's Dairy if found.
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Lee Reed
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Monster Tales Get American Scorn
New York Jan. 12 readers are urged not to trust sea serpent tales Amy and Bob off British Columbia and Loch Ness. Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews calls Amy and Bob pink elephants and notes no evidence of their existence after deep ocean exploration. Loch Ness sightings feature two Inverness women and Sir David Hunter-Blair asserting a freshwater serpent presence and ancient lineage.
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Lochoes
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Roy Chapman Andrews
World of
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North Pacific
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Tin “Tinnock
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Relief officers clash over voting rights of relief recipients
Texas relief officials spar over whether people on relief rolls can vote. Lawrence Westbrook defends relief workers as citizens, while Earl Adams Crockett questions eligibility. Adams later says he did not intend his remarks for publication and supports voting rights for relief recipients.
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Adams
James E. Ferguson
Dole
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Texas Rural Communities Inc
Texas
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Dallas
H. Y. Benedict
Austin
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Waco
T. O. Walton
Texas A. & M
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Earle Adams
State Relief Commission
Texas Relief Commission
Recovery drives renewed retail vigor in early 1934
Fresh impetus returns as employment rises and demand for high quality goods strengthens. Industrial development this year supports late 1933 plans with gains across major lines and higher corporate earnings. Retail sales surge weekly since late December, exceeding last year’s pace, while spring merchandise buying and apparel purchases show solid increases.
Mack Dies Ends 18 Year Moran Partnership
Black Crow attacked during a show as Moran and Mack, famous vaudeville duo, faced injuries. Ball Player Mack, aged 46, was killed ending their long partnership once known for their provocative acts. Mack, born in White Cloud Kansas and raised in Oregon, had risen from early baseball to vaudeville with Pantages backing in Seattle.
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Sennett
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Moran
White Cloud
Kan
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Salem
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
Alexander Pantages
Ford Credit Moves in 1932 Guardian Group Deal
In July 1932 Ford and attorney Louis Colombo arranged a 2.5 million loan from Continental Illinois Bank and Trust of Chicago as part of a 12 million credit line to the Guardian group. National examiners criticized the group banks while funds were used to cover their criticized assets. The contract also shows a 4.5 million debt to Bankers Trust from Guardian Detroit and a further 3 million loan to Guardian Detroit by Bankers Trust.
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Chicago
Ford
Louis Colombo
National Examiners
Pecora
Bankers Trust Company of
New York
Guardian Detroit Company
Italians hail US Honolulu flight as aviation milestone
Rome reports Italian aid ministry and high officers praising the United States Navy for the Honolulu flight as a major demonstration of aviation progress and a sign of planes' growing role in warfare. Tokyo notes the voyage was not surprising given recent aviation advances and questions its use.
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Honolulu
United States
Japan
Tokyo
United States Navy
James K. Averill
Navy
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U. H
San Francisco
Hawaii
Lawmakers Pass Bill Despite Slim Five Vote Margin
Debates continue over the attached economy provisions after the bill cleared with a narrow five vote margin yesterday. Lawmakers pursed further discussion on the economic measures as adjournment looms.
Transmitter On Oliver-Eskle Building Sparks Comment
In the corporation court room the transmitter and antennae atop the Oliver-Eskle Building drew attention from observers unsure of their purpose and impact. The discussion noted public interest but offered little technical detail.
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Corporation Court
Oliver-Eskle
Amarillo police to take exams for radio operators
Ten Amarillo police officers will undergo federal radio commission exams for operator or announcer permits. The transmitter will operate continuously from a central headquarters copper triangle antenna, enabling instant calls to scout cars. South African bushmen use water filled ostrich eggs buried for dry seasons.
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Amarillo
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Markets
Market notes from Kansas City show hogs and cattle trading with mixed tone and firm top prices. New Orleans cotton opens active with gains early, then retreats as selling pressure appears. later, New York stocks drift without a clear trend as investors weigh monetary cues and industry shares.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Elling
Senate Bond Vote Painful to France
Paris officials said the U S Senate move to bar Americans from buying bonds of debt defaulting nations left a painful impression. They hoped the House would oppose the bill as it did the liquor tax retaliation measure, noting the breakdown of Anglo American debt talks limits Paris from reintroducing the issue until new developments emerge.
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Paris
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Princess Advises Champagne in Baby Diet
Princess de Polignac of Paris recommends champagne as part of her 2 year old daughter Diane’s diet. She says the child is baptized on the beverage and has had a few teaspoonfuls at meals for months, attributing the baby's “perfect health” to it. The princess travels with her husband and Jacques Depuy, a French newspaper publisher visiting the United States.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Princess de Polignac
Paris
Diane
Jacques Depuy
United States
Former Jap Delegate to U S Dies at Tokyo
Tokyo dated report says Almaro Sato former ambassador to the United States died today in Tokyo. He served as Japan s representative in Washington during his career.
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Tokyo
U.P
Almaro Sato
United States
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