Robinson Sees Little Excitement in Congress
Senator Robinson notes the next Congress will likely close by spring with mainly routine appropriations and a few expected measures on liquor and banking, after a conference with President Roosevelt. Also in Dalhart the commissioners court approves tax rolls showing Dalham County valuations and tax rates for the year.
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Washington
Robinson
Roosevelt
Dalhart
Commissioners Court
Dalham County
Dallam County
Canada poised to lead global recovery from slump
Montreal reports Canada in position to spur a world rebound as leaders back Prime Minister Bennett. Bankers and industry officials note no bank runs in a decade, strong savings, robust manufacturing, and a thriving gold mining sector. Agriculture remains weak but recovery is anticipated with possible Canadian policy moves inspired by US National Recovery Act concepts.
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Dominion
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Ottawa
United States
NRA
Wealthy Dowager Found in Closet
In Buenos Aires authorities questioned Mario Doumaral and his wife after uncovering a closet where the 80-year-old heiress was found. The case ties to a vanished heir Paulo Doamadal and a disputed $2,500,000 legacy after the missing woman, daughter of Senora Josina Coumaral, disappeared following quarrels in Sao Paulo.
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Buenos Aires
Senora
Josina Coumaral
Mario Doumaral
Paulo Doamadal
Sao Paulo
Ex wife commits suicide at physician's Glendale home
GlendaIe Calif Oct 12 Lena Luella Craven former wife of Dr Lawrence L Craven a bridge instructor and traveling companion shot herself in a car outside the physician's driveway. The Cravens married in 1919 separated in 1926 after a lengthy divorce and property fights including alimony allegations in 2000s terms.
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Glendale
Calif
Lawrence L. Craven
Lena Luella Craven
Craven
Cravens
San Angelo
Two headed snakes owned by Oregon man
A two headed snake found in the garden of Fred Reinking is on exhibit at his Portland home. The reptile with two complete heads, eyes, tongues and mouths, has a triangular appearance and is named Three-Point-Two.
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Portland
Ore
Fred Reinking
Atlantic Fish Found In Waters Of Pacific
A lancet fish, native to the Atlantic, was discovered swimming along the Oregon coast and captured by Charles W. Farnsworth. The specimen measured about 4.14 feet with a sail like dorsal fin, large eyes, and long sharp teeth. Its appearance in northern Pacific waters remains a mystery.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Coast
Charles Charles W. Farnsworth
Pacific
Farmer Glenn charged with murder after Crookett shooting
J D Glenn Jr a 45 year old farmer was booked on murder charges in connection with the fatal shooting of tenant farmer Robert Bunion aged 52 on the Glenn farm at Crocket. Glenn surrendered to Sheriff J L Hazlett and claimed he acted after Bunion threatened him during a crop division dispute.
American Makes Dominate Sri Lanka Auto Market
American-made automobiles lead all other makes in the Island of Ceylon, outpacing imports and local brands as traders report strongest demand for U S cars in the region.
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Island
Ceylon
Oak Cliff Pastor Elected Moderator in Texas Synod
Dr. Thomas F. Gallacher of Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church in Dallas was elected moderator of the Texas synod, defeating Dr. E. M. Munroe of Houston and succeeding Dr. W. A. McLeod of Cuero. About 175 attended the annual meeting with pastors laymen officials and seminary students. Financial issues at Austin College were discussed.
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Kerrville
Tex
Thomas F. Gallacher
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Texas Synod
W. A. McLeod
Cuero
E. M. Munroe
Houston
Synod
Austin
Austin College
Ten Women Licensed Parachute Riggers In U S
Ten women in the United States are licensed by the Commerce Department to repair and repack parachutes. Riggers must inspect canopies lines and harness for flaws every 60 days and may perform minor repairs. major repairs require manufacturer work.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Department of Commerce
Department
Air Division
Commerce Department
Breweries to Replace Lee Image on Beer Labels
In Charlotte on October 12, the United Daughters of the Confederacy prompted Southwestern Breweries Inc to remove Robert E. Lee and his horse Traveller from its main beer label. A replacement likeness of another noted Southerner will appear on the label.
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Charlotte
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Southwestern Breweries, Inc
Traveller
Lee
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