Labor dominates New London County Council election results
London reports a clear Labor majority with 69 seats to 55 for Municipal Reform and Liberal losses. The sweep ends Liberal representation, signals nationwide momentum for Labor, and prompts forecasts of wider general election gains. Arthur Henderson cites Labour county victories as indicative of national results. Conservatives are overwhelmed as boroughs swing to Labor.
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Arthur Henderson
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Municipal Reformers
Louisville Man Is Shrine President
George F. Sengle of Kosair Temple Louisville Kentucky was chosen president of the Shrine Directors Association at the annual San Antonio convention. St Louis was chosen for the 1935 convention to be held March 6 7 8 Sengle succeeds Roberts E Osborn of Hastings Nebraska who was advanced from first vice president Earl B Glover Erie Pennsylvania was advanced to first vice president and succeeded as second vice president by S Chamberlain New Bern North Carolina Louis C Fischer Charleston Washington DC was reelected secretary treasurer for his 16th consecutive term Jee Dewey Waco Texas was chosen director general Dewey Randle Becker Miami Florida and Hal A Bell Cincinnati were added to the board of governors.
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Erie
S. Chamberlain
New Bern
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Charleston
D. C
Jee Dewey
Waco
Tex
Dewey
Randle Becker
Miami
Frs
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Cincinnati
Board of
Bradshaw Staying Charge Dismissed
Relatives of Ford Bradshaw who was killed by Bill Harper at his Arkoma roadhouse intervened via a special attorney and sought dismissal of Harper's murder charge. County Judge Grover Flanagan dismissed the case, noting no jury would convict. Bradshaw had terrorized the roadhouse hours earlier before officers disarmed him.
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Wheat Production Control Extended
The wheat production control campaign is extended to include farmers who planted wheat for the first time in 1932. These one year producers may use 1932 as base acreage and must reduce their acreage by 15 percent under Farm Administration plans announced by George E. Farrell.
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Washington
Farm Administration
George E. Farrell
Last Rites Pending for Palo Duro CCC Worker
The body of M. M. Bolton, 38, of Mineral Wells, found dead in a Fort Worth rooming house, was held for funeral arrangements. Bolton had just returned from a Citizens Conservation Corps camp near Amarillo and registered at a hotel saying he felt ill. Death was believed natural, verdict withheld pending further investigation.
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M. M. Bolton
Mineral Wells
Bolton
Citizens Conservation Corps
Amarillo
Baptist Students Plan Convention in Memphis
Announcement yesterday of a Sunday School and B. T. B Convention to be held April 3 4 at the First Baptist Church of Memphis. E. T. Smith and N. B. Moon will preside for the three day sessions of the organization.
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N. B. Moon
Extortionist Paid Two Dollars To Return Angora Cat
Kansas City report says Mrs. A. H. Koubek offered a reward for her disappeared Angora. A man demanded 25 dollars but agreed to take 2 dollars and returned the cat after bargaining. The incident highlights a new kidnapping trend in the city.
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Kansas City
A. H. Koubek
Angora
What a well dressed man should own this year
The New York Custom Cutters' Club outlines a wardrobe for men including two tuxedoes a single and double breasted suit two formal dress suits black and midnight blue several mess jackets with cummerbunds a champagne coat with cummerbund silk vest a host suit a Chesterfield overcoat an Inverness overcoat or opera cape a silk faced overcoat a daily overcoat two lightweight coats a tweed or homespun travel suit a Director's suit for formal day wear assorted sports costumes and twelve business suits for the seasons plus a dark coat with light trousers for late summer afternoons.
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Custom Cutters’ Club
Saxony
Champagne Co
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
Long paragraph notes blame shifting as a persistent railroad habit. It cites C J Scott of Waco and C R Main of Hamilton planning to operate 72 miles of the Stephenville North and South Railway with abandonments approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Various rail industry updates follow including Burlington gains, a new 100 mph streamline, and underpass funding in Clovis.
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Waco
C. R, Main
Hamilton
Brotherhood of Railroad
Stephenville
Restricted city deliveries shift in 1934
In June 1934 the department limits to one daily delivery in residential areas and curtails in other districts. From March 7, deliveries occur every other Wednesday in residential zones and twice every other Wednesday in business areas.
Lubbock Rites for Car Crash Victim
Funeral plans were made for W. M. Lightfoot 73 of Lubbock who died after an automobile collision near Snyder. Lightfoot was riding with two business associates Prestor John ston and M. B. Brooks when their car collided with one driven by Mrs. W. R. Boone of Lubbock containing Miss Edna Lewis. Lightfoot died en route to a hospital.
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M. B. Brooks
W. R. Boone
Paradise residents buy home from Sir Lovi of T-Bone Ranch
In Arizona a couple purchased a residence and will live in Paradise with the home sold by Sir Lovi of T-Bone Ranch. A Rock Island train derailment near Stratford on the Amarillo Canadian River division occurred a few days ago when Russian thistles blew into a cut and iced up.
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Rock Island
Stratford
Amarillo
Assassin Suffering Wounds Targeted Jap Newsman
Tokyo March 9 notes that industrialist Sanji Muto president of Jiji Shimpo was shot three times at his Kamakura home by an unknown assailant who killed a servant before shooting himself. Muto is in serious condition. motive linked to recent corruption exposés involving government and finance.
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Sanji Muto
Jiji Shimpo
Muto
Kamakura
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