Soviet Leader Rejects Study of USSR by Other Nations
In a three hour address V M Molotov denounces calls in the United States and other countries to study the Soviet Union before recognizing it. He cites China’s restored diplomacy and argues only readers need understand the USSR’s growth and role.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotoff
All-Union
Central Executive Committee
United States
Soviet Union
America
Czechoslovakia
Mo Oroff
Own Accounts Base Two Murder Bills San Antonio Hospital
Voluntary statements by a guard and a former guard at the San Antonio state hospital form the basis of murder charges over Hollis O Neal a 25 year old patient allegedly beaten before death. James N Mec Crary and James E Donnell were arrested amid the probe into B O Simpson superintendent of the male ward who was stabbed beaten and choked the night of January 5 1933 with investigators noting possible links between the two deaths.
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San Antonio
San Antonio State Hospital
Hollis O'Neal
O'Neal
James N. MecCrary
James E. Donnell
B. O. Simpson
Simpson
Illumination Upgrades At Meigs County Jail
In Pomeroy Ohio on January 24 the Meigs County jail received oil lamps and candles replacing prior lighting. Sheriff A O Tracy installed a supply under an economy order from county commissioners.
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Pomeroy, O
Meigs County
A. O. Tracy
Housewife Becomes Sheriff of Gary District
In Gary Indiana Jan 24 a 40 year old housewife Lillian Holley was sworn in as Lake County sheriff following the death of her husband Roy Holley who was killed while attempting to arrest Mike Lantare. Lantare barricaded himself in a home and killed a neighbor before taking his own life. The Holley family includes an 18 year old twin daughter.
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Gary
Ind
Lake County
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Indiana
Roy Holley
Mike Lantare
Lantare
Lillian Holley
Danghyang
Yestery
Delicate Brain Tumor Surgery Succeeds in St Louis
Michael Tomforde seven year old patient flown from Houston Texas underwent four brain tumor operations here. Dr. Roland M Klemme said today the boy will likely return home next week as cured.
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ST. Louis
Michael Tomforde
Houston
Tex
Roland M. Klemme
Bootleg barter nets police 13 vises and 2 anvils for liquor
In Tiffin Ohio police found two men had traded 13 stolen vises and two anvils for liquor, revealing the barter terms in the local bootleg trade.
Indians Open Great Fiesta of Pueblos
San Ildefonso Pueblo New Mexico reports that yesterday hunting parties including antelope buffalo and mountain sheep pursued by Indians into the pueblo as the winter fiesta began. The dawn chase sparked a tribal dance and prayer for yearly bounty, with costumes depicting animals.
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San Ildefonso Pueblo
N. M
Higher Standard of Living Approached
Dr. William F. Ogburn, director of research for the President s committee on social trends, told the National Social Work Council that population, resources and technology push the United States toward a higher standard of living. He warned of limited near‑term recovery and noted technological unemployment is serious but balanced by machines creating jobs.
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New York
United States
William F. Ogburn
National Social Work Council
Suit Against City Continues Tuesday
Testimony continued Tuesday in the damage suit of Don Rust as father and next friend of Geraldine Rust against the City of Amarillo for injuries the girl received in 1930 when the automobile she was riding in plunged into an open ditch across Houston Street south of Fifteenth Avenue on the east side of Amarillo.
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Don Rust
Geraldine Rust
Amarillo
Houston Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Amarilio
Blansfield Divorce Says Husband Hoarded Bed Covers
In Media Pennsylvania on January 24 a divorce ruling favored Mrs. George B. Blansfield of Chester who testified her husband monopolized the bed covers. She also claimed he struck her on the ear when she pulled the clothes to her side. The piece notes the Petrified Forest in Arizona contains 25 625 acres.
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Media
George B. Blansfield
Chester
Arizona
U.S. Model Alcohol Rules Shaped by British Findings
Washington reports on the British central control board findings defining intoxicating liquor and the 3.05 percent by weight limit for the Collar-Blaine beer and wine bill. The British commission holds 0.15 to 0.2 percent as a threshold for intoxication with notes on whisky and beer effects and cautions on alcohol in cold exposure.
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Washington
Central Control Board of Great Britain
Senate Judiciary Committee
Collier-Blaine
British Commission
After All These Years No Use To Stop Her Talk
CHICAGO Jan. 26 Mrs Etta Rohr may speak over the telephone to her husband Joseph if she wishes and provided he will listen Judge Joseph Sabath dissolved an injunction restraining her ruling that a womans right to talk is her prerogative The injunction had been obtained by Rohr after the couple had become involved in a separate maintenance action The right of free speech is especially important to this woman who has practiced it 20 years of married life without restraint
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Chicago
Etta Rohr
Joseph
Joseph Sabath
Rohr
Santa Fe Division Head Dies at Arkansas City
James E. McMahon, 67, longtime Santa Fe division superintendent, died after a long illness in Arkansas City. A railroad veteran since 1895, he served as dispatcher in New Mexico, chief dispatcher and trainmaster, Pecos division and Colorado division superintendent, and Oklahoma division head since 1918. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Arkansas City
James E. McMahon
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pecos
Colorado
Oklahoma
Woman Sunday school teacher bank suspect arrested
Hazel Wind, about 28, former Bartlesville Sunday school leader, and John Tudor were under arrest in Okmulgee for the November 1931 Peru Kansas State Bank robbery. Wind had been president of a Sunday school class until her Bartlesville arrest tied to a prior Peru Bank robbery and was released after investigation.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Hazel Wind
Bartlesville
John Tudor
Peru, Kans
Peru
Bottling Firms Plea as Tax Plan Sparks Worry
In Oklahoma City on January 24 the House revenue and taxation committee heard bottling interests warn a 20 percent tax on bottled drinks would ruin his plant and savings. F F Davis of Anadarko described a collapse since 1928 and urged lawmakers to reconsider.
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Oklahoma City
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Murray
F. F. Davis
Anadarko
Railways Granted ICC Hearing on Barge Line Freight Rates
Washington January 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a hearing to Southwestern Railroads protesting an order that would force cooperation with the American Barge Line Company on freight rates.
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Washington
WUP
Southwestern Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Barge Line Company
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Germ Kill For Itch
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast acting solution for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It claims tested medicines melt in and kill every germ with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Visitation Plan For World War Graves Pilgrimages
The War Department announces summer pilgrimages for mothers and widows of U S soldiers who died in World War I to American cemeteries in Europe. In three years, 5985 women visited at government expense. This year's voyages on ships including the President Harding from New York May 17 and the George Washington June 7 are listed.
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Washington
Europe
War Department
President Harding
New York
George Washington
City engineers Stanley and French testify in Amarillo damage suit
E. N. Stanley former city engineer and Frank French formerly connected with Amarillo engineering testify in a damage suit against the city. Both now are with the Texas Railroad Commission engineering department.
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E. N. Stanley
Amarillo
Frank French
Texas Railroad Commission
Contractor Recovers From Flu Attack At Office Return
E. R. Thompson, contractor and member of the firm Gober Thompson, has recovered from a flu attack. He was at his office Tuesday for the first time in several days.
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E. R. Thompson
Gober Thompson
Texas Families Named Among Roosevelt Guests
The roster lists Texas invitees and their kin interred in Meuse-Argonne and St Mihiel Cemeteries in France. Names include Lula E. Gilliland Hereford Maggie Graves Memphis Lizzie Akers Whittenburg Frankie McDermott Amarillo L P King Shamrock Anna Long Mobeetie Sarah J Baird Childress Mary P Abernathy Lubbock and kin lost at sea Tex line and Spur.
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Meuse-Argonne
France
Lula E. Gilliland
Hereford
Maggie Graves
Memphis
Lizzie N. Akers
Whittenburg
Frankie McDermott
Amarillo
L. P. King
Shamrock
Anna Long
Mobeetie
Sarah J. Baird
Childress
St. Mihiel
Mary P. Abernathy
Lubbock
Alice A. Hamilton
Texline
Sallie Williamson
Spur
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