Swanson pessimistic on naval arms limits outlook
Secretary Swanson voiced concern over extending naval armament limitations as world powers push higher defense budgets. He noted France plans two 35 000 ton battleships and said no new ships beyond the 24 ship program would be built this year despite broader military spending.
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Washington
Swanson
United States
France
London
Japan
America
House
Senate
House Naval Committee
Navy
Miner Receives Multiple Death Notices in One Mail
Adam Scott, a miner at Sydney Mines, N. S., received four letters in one mail announcing family deaths. One letter reported his Scottish uncle’s death, another his brother in law in Mexico, and two more his nephew and a brother killed in a West Virginia work train wreck. Rural route resident Ruel Routt delivers mail near Sonoya, Kentucky.
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Sydney Mines
Adam Scott
Scotland
Mexico
West Virginia
Higher auto accident rates seen with further traffic toll increases
A Panhandle Automobile Club official warns that record 1934 traffic injuries and deaths threaten auto insurance costs. She cites heavy losses, possible insurer insolvencies, and urges safety liability laws as a remedy to control rising premiums and policy inaccessibility. Also notes Rollins College library reaches 44 551 volumes in fifty years.
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W. B. Amacker
Panhandle Automobile Club
Winter Park. Fla
U.P
Rollins College
Texas Senate committees push salary hikes for judges
The Texas Senate finance committee recommends about a 20 percent salary increase for state district and appellate court judges. It approved a plan raising Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals pay, set new minimums and maximums, and endorsed higher district court salaries while detailing biennial appropriations and timing for major bills. The Methodist Episcopal Church South reports a 38,038 member gain in 1934.
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Austin
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Board of Control
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Commissions of Appeals
Courts of Civil Appeals
the Supreme Court
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Rites Planned for Automobile Victim Near Arlington
Funeral services were planned for GR Ward a retired merchant killed crossing the Dallas Fort Worth pike near his home a mile and a half west of Arlington J C Reynolds a Dallas truck driver testified that the aged man was struck by one of three westbound autos and police said the death car did not stop.
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Gr, Ward, &4
Dallas Fort Worth Pike
Arlington
J. C. Reynolds
Dallas
Woman freed on bail in Dickens County murder case
Mrs. Clarence Brown was released on $2,000 bail by Sheriff John J. Koonsman after being charged as an accomplice to the slaying of Sheriff Arthur in Dickens County. She allegedly smuggled an old-model pistol into the jail for her husband, who awaits trial in Lubbock County. She must report to a district court grand jury on April 1.
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Wo RB. Arthur
Clarence Brown
John J. Koonsman
Brown
Dickens County
Lubbock County
Arthur
Snyder
District Court
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Sonoya, Ky
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Cooper-Frede Motor Co
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Fort Worth
E. B. Meyer
Ith & Harrison
Whippy
Freeman
Polk
Stein-Bloch
Arthur Allen Easter
Jackie
HUBS
Q Clothiers
POIK
Dickens
Iowa
Iowa State Collers
Phoenix
THES
Ft. Worth
Denver
Clothiers
Hanes
Underwear
Kalon
Hickok
Hub's Live
Clark
Gable
Sonny
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