Auto Gang Leader Nabbed as 11 Cars Recovered in Texas
Dallas police and several northern Texas towns arrest three men and recover eleven stolen cars from an auto theft ring. Cars were found in Greenville Paris Sulphur Springs and other towns with altered motor numbers and fake papers. Detectives anticipate more arrests and the recovery of up to forty more vehicles in days ahead.
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Dallas
Texas
Greenville
Paris
Sulphur Spring
North Texas
Lieut. Rader
Rader
Libel suit filed by Gen Ansell against Senator Long for 500000
Brigadier General Samuel T. Ansell, retired, sues Senator Huey P. Long in a new libel action seeking 500000 in damages. Ansell, who helped on the Senate committee investigating Louisiana's 1932 Senate primary, accuses Long of crookedness and scoundrelism in a backbiting clash over the nominating fight.
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Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
Huey P. Long
Senate
Ansell
Louisiana
Long
Overton
Broussard
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings Explains Engraving Plant Might and History
In a feature on the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing the piece traces its scale from 1862 origins to today 5000 employees over 10 acres vaults guarded by mirrors alarms and connections to police Fort Myer and other sites It notes production figures and the vast reach of U S notes and stamps while weaving in local mentions of Amarillo residents Meteors near Winslow and community updates including hospital stays and staff music events
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United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D. C
Sam
Bureau of Engraving and _ Printing
Equator
States
Philippines
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Canal Zone
New York
Colonies
Continental Congress
Massachusetts
Paul Revere
Congress
Treasury
Ansell Sues Over Senate Libel Claims
Ansell files a new libel suit alleging publication of a Senate speech and a circular by Long in New Orleans, tied to suspensions of committee hearings. Long had accused Ansell of army order forgery and labeled him a scoundrel during Senate questioning.
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Ansell
Senate
Long
New Orleans
Revolt Leader Pardoned Returns to Mexico
El Grafico reports General Roberto Cruz former chief of police of Mexico City a key Escobar revolution leader of 1929 has received presidential amnesty and is en route from Los Angeles back to Mexico to live.
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Mexico City
el Grafico
Roberto Cruz
Los Angeles
Mexico
Railroading News and Obituary Blends From Fort Worth Dispatch
The article reports on the Texas division of the railroad with Fort Worth headquarters, naming A B Warner as vice president and general superintendent, and notes the death of Daniel Byrnes, a long-time Texas and Pacific official. It also mentions ship Normandie, post office ink, and rail industry figures including M G Gormley succeeding R H Alshton, plus ICC loan actions.
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L. C. Fritch
Rock Island
Chicago
Panhandle-Indian Territory
Oklahoma
el Reno
Okla
Kepler Johnson
Ing D. van Hecke
Texas Division
Fort Worth
Sailors drink lighter beer and world tensions flare worldwide
The text debates naval beer strength for sailors, US disarmament stance, and tensions with Japan over air strength. It notes Japanese bombings in China, Jewish rights denials in Germany, Abe Kabibble letters, anti religious violence in Spain, and Spain's Catholic property seizures. It also mentions Britain’s strong credit and foreign money in London as American gold coins move.
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Chienchangyang
China
Mexico
Spain
Russia
Cortes
Zamora
Chamberlain
Britain
London
England
Investors urged to dodge risky foreign bonds warned by Johnson
The column warns readers to avoid buying foreign bonds without scrutiny as Hiram Johnson of California pushes bills in Congress to require disclosure of securities sold in the United States. It notes Europe’s fascist tensions and French fear pushing closer to Russia as Russia owes France large sums.
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Hiram Johnson
California
Congress
United States
Europe
Mussolini
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Hitler
Germany
Russia
France
Blue Star Ointment Relief For Itchy Skin Found
Cooling ointment melts on the skin and soothes itch and rash. It is advertised to penetrate pores and kill itch tetter eczema foot itch ringworm and similar conditions. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied.
France weighs credit forgiveness for wartime loan terms
The report discusses a proposed cancellation or forgiveness of a million dollar loan tied to wartime debts, noting France might forgive the sum if Russia reopens an alliance with France against what is described as destructive Fascism. The item frames international diplomacy and financial concessions in a wartime context.
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France
Dictators Compared in 20th Century Europe and Asia
The text equates Mussolini Kemal and Hitler with Stalin as absolute rulers, noting difficulty in distinguishing their dictatorial methods and authority. It implies a critical view of centralized power and autocratic rule across these leaders.
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Mussolini
Kemal
Hitler
Stalin
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J. D. Scott
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Ed Taylor
Denver
St. Anthony Hospital
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A. P. Doddridge
Clovis
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Byrnes
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Marshall
Normandie
M. G. Gormley
R. H. Alshton
American Railway Association
Aishton
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Southern Pacific
eGorgis
Ule
Lake Louise
Canada
Gain
Roosevelt
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Japan
MacDonald
Abe Kabibble
Haryr Hershfield
America
S.—Myer
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Amarillo, Texas
Hendrik Jan DE Lange
C. S
the Hague
Holland
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Mother Church
Boston
Massachusetta
Goodyear
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Polk Street
Conoco
M. A. Strauss
Hartline
Wilber
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Strauss
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