Protest Rules For Teachers In Austin
Protest against enforcing a rule requiring all teachers to hold college degrees was heard in Austin. The state committee on Accredited and affiliated high schools heard concerns from Laura Allison and the Teachers Association about hardship due to degree requirements and low salaries while many educators face cuts and reduced benefits.
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L. A. Woods
Laura Allison
Th Hers Association
Bany
Comn
As Grade Teachers Council
Mother's Milk Best Say Doctors After Careful Survey
Five leading pediatricians report from a five year survey of 20 061 cases that breastfed babies have lower illness and death rates than bottle fed infants. The death rate was 1.1 percent overall with 6.7 percent among bottle fed, 27.4 percent in partial breastfeeding, and 66.9 percent in artificial feeding.
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Chicago
U.P
Hich
Clifford GQ. Grulee
Rush Medical College
Grulee
Gold Coast
Grube
He Wasn't Kidnaped Just Late for Meal
Dallas police broadcast a lookout for R. C. Barnwell of Gilmer believed kidnaped, but Barnwell told United Press he was not kidnapped and his car was not stolen. He had been abducted six months earlier and released. the family worried when he misses dinner.
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Dallas
U.P
R. C. Barnwell
Gilmer
Barnwell
United Press
Rumor of Attempt To Kill Hitler Is Probed
Berlin reports indicate Nazi agents investigated rumors of an assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler. A shot near the funeral for Frau Karin Goering raised questions, but officials say the bullet target was unclear and not aimed at Hitler.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Frau
Karin Goering
Prussia
Edinburgh limits American admissions to 75 yearly
University officials in Edinburgh limit American student admissions to 75 annually. They note the high number of inquiries from the United States surpassing 500, and point to 613 overseas graduates last year as context for the cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
America
Largest Lloyd Dam opens at Bhatgar India in famine area
The Lloyd Dam near Bhatgar is said to be the largest in the world and the source of supply for the Nira canals system. It compares favorably with the Assaan Dam though costing more and holding less volume. Sir Leslie Wilson opened the project in Bombay. TOKIO June 22 Manchuria and Shanghai conflict elevates interest in aircraft in warfare with Japan planning about 21 million dollars for five naval air bases and a 13 000 ton carrier under London agreement.
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Lloyd
Bhatgar
India
Assaan
Sir Leslie Wilson
Bombay
Tokio
Manchuria
Shanghai
Navy Department
Treasury
Nen
Gangland figures falter as indictments shrink mob grip
Indictments whittle gangland power as Capone era syndicate dissolves. Murray Humphries abandons control amid two pending cases. Moran is a scattered leader, Touhy faces a 99 year sentence, Saltis retires, O Donnell brothers fade, and O Donnell of the West Side sees his gang nearly wiped out.
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Capone
Murray Humphries
George
Bugs) Moran
North Side
Roger Touhy
Back of
Wisconsin
Beverley Hills
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
South Side
Trish Boys
London
Scotland Yard
William
Klondike
Mystery Deepens In Sybil Fidanque Disappearance
In San Jose California on June 22 police said an axe found under a couch at the home of 39 year old Mrs Sybil Fidanque wife of a shipping executive carried stains that might be blood and scratches. Federal officers and police suggested the axe could indicate murder and body removal as they searched the back yard without results.
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San Jose
Calif
U.P
Sybil Fidanque
Hindu Pilliar Satharthi Festival At Butterworth Temple
Crowds filled a shed and Pilliar Temple for the Hindu festival in Butterworth near Penang. The decorated temple hosted a noon ceremony that lasted into the next day. A Pillier idol procession moved through village streets from 7 pm to midnight before returning to the temple.
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Butterworth
Penang
Straits Settlements
Pillier
Airport garden to become community plot in Dayton
McCook Field in Dayton Ohio, once a wartime airbase where hundreds trained, will be turned into a community garden. Local residents bought 200 acres from owners and will employ unemployed people to grow food on the land next season.
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Dayton
McCook Field
Air Profits Drop for Imperial Airways of Great Britain
Air traffic profits for Imperial Airways of Great Britain fell in the year ending March 31, earning 42,738 dollars, just over half the prior year’s figure, reflecting a decisive decline in fiscal performance.
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London
Imperial Airways
Great Britain
Dear Tack Letter About Seeking Job Help
A reader asks Tack for assistance in finding employment. The note requests guidance and mentions a page 3 reference for further details. The tone is informal and personal, indicating a request for support from a familiar column.
Burglar Complaints Follow Vanished Quiet on Night
A report notes burglars left windows wide open and noise complaints. A 14 year old girl Cecelia Schmiedeke died after a traffic crash on the Northwest Highway on June 10. It marks the eighth fatality on that road since May 1. The article also records a high temperature with a 84 degree midnight low and daytime heat in the 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Schmiedeke
Former Local Boy Severely Injured in Fort Worth Pool Accident
George Lantz Jr., 15, formerly of Amarillo and a May graduate of Fort Worth Central High School, is in critical condition in a Fort Worth hospital after hitting his head on the pool bottom. Doctors report paralysis from the shoulders down with little hope for recovery. His father once managed Fakes and Company here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lantz, Jr
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Young Lantz
Fort Worth Central High School
Fakes and Company
Half a bed to let in Budapest ad
An ad from a Hungarian newspaper offers a bed to let at Madame Andrassy 42 Sandor Street Budapest. The bed is vacant from 8 PM to 8 AM with moderate terms and inspection invited. The advert notes some Hungarians are too poor to rent even a bed for permanent use.
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Madame Andrassy
Sandor Street
Budapest
Hungary
Hazlewood Seeks Second Term for District Attorney
Grady Hazlewood urges district voters to analyze his 18 months in office citing 112 felony convictions by jury with 27 acquittals in his county and 23 convictions in Randall with one acquittal. He credits grand and petit juries for decisions and notes 16 appeals to the Court of Criminal Appeals, with 12 affirmed and four reversed.
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Grady Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Randall
Armstrong
Court of Criminal Appeals
District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Grand
Petit
Guil
Former Olney Mayor Convicted in Son Slaying
Vernon Texas June 22 A Texas jury convicted Charles 8 Richardson former Olney mayor and oil operator of murdering his son Elga 20 and sentenced him to 99 years imprisonment The defense planned a new trial as the state sought the death penalty and the jury had earlier balloted on conviction before agreeing on the long sentence.
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Vernon
Tex
Charles 8. Richardson
Olney
Elga
B. Y. Cummings
Fort Worth
Richardson
Labor Seeks Ban on Newsboy Labor
The Labor Department urged a ban on employing boys under 14 to sell or deliver newspapers calling it the largest single pool of commercialized child labor in the country. An NRA hearing on codes heard opposition from publishers who argued varied conditions would block a universal age limit. Berlin reports expansion of perishable food transport by air linking major European cities with trade in mushrooms oysters lobsters and eggs.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arthur J. Altmeyer
NRA
Berlin
Europe
Paris
Amsterdam
Prague
London
Races and Horses Lineup Observe Bright Weather
The report lists horse names and jockeys across seven races with notes on positions and expectations. Weather affected predictions as several entries face sprint versus mile distance challenges.
New Orleans Cotton Drops Then Rallies Amid Heat in West
Markets report a tepid New Orleans cotton opening with fractional gains, then climbs as weather in the West sustains buying. October and December firm to mid-morning levels before slight slips on weak stocks and milled goods demand. Public market insight notes higher July due to improved conditions.
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New Orleans
New York
Relief Administration
Historic stock list partial from early 20th century exchange page
A fragmented stock table lists numerous corporations with approximate percentage figures, including American Sugar Refining, American Tobacco, Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, General Electric, IBM variants, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Standard Oil, and many others. The jittery OCR shows prices, percentages, and ticker-like abbreviations, reflecting a market rundown or index snapshot with varied accuracy.
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American Geeares
American Smelt & Ref Oo
Eatis
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco RV Caves
Atchison Topeka
Santa Fe
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Rethiehem Steel
Geo cc
Galifornia Packing
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler Motor
Columbian Gas & Bilectric
Columbian
TOM
Commonwealth & Southern
Continental
Curtis Wright
Delaware
Lackawanna Ceuseee Aay
Douglas
Pssceevees
du Pont Cissicvseepess
General
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Tire & Rubber
Tay
Goodyear
Great, Northern Rr
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Cseee
Kelvinator
Goseasts
Kennecott Copper
Thala
Lorillard
Seteceree
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Csseeee
National Biscuit
National Distillers
National Steel
Northern Pacifier
BAM
Packard Motor Penney
J C
Pennsylvania Rr
Petroleum Corp
Radio Corp of Ampric&free TM
Radio Keith Orph
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobagro Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric Bhim
Western Union i
Woolworth
Seceses
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Imperial Oil
Penn Road
Standard of
Indiana
Standard of Kentucky
Swift & Corpssceneee
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J. J. Englert
Maclean
Australa
Tack
West Texas
Silverton
Canyon
Labor
Newsboy
Jerry Malin
Aganalda
Fscott
Laura Elia
Noel
John Marone
Pluto
Star Maiden
Billy
Ruby Wings
Dr. Kaiser
Young Lion
Meade Girl
Ted
Ray Booker
Tommy Basil
Golden
Dreamer
Alfred
Lou
Ned Hanger
Comet
Wanda S
Laumaia
Kitten
Cecil H. Taylor
Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing
John F Clark & Co
Rye
Perees
Lotta Beth Aganalda
Laura Ella
Vv. Guthridge
H., Bridges
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Hart P. Armstrong Sovaeeeettrebes Bee
John Marone II
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March Wind
Guthridge
Robert Morning
Maskred Weve
Ray Brooker
Gruber
J. Burkfess
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F. Gadberry
Golden Dreamer
D. Fulcher
Aed Sheotertse
Guthridge Stpenne
Lamgone
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Maskred Etereer Awenne
Sleepy Dick See Seeteerene
Lady Lou
Gadberry
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Bridges Eeeeuseserveree
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Revere
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Flash
Ned Hancer
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Seer
Sweetheart
J. Burk
Wanda Sesseeeetere
W. Smediey Bebekes
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