Harmony program to open state special session May four
A bi partisan committee of eight legislators agrees to include four Warle subjects in a May four special session agenda. Unemployment relief flood relief social security and abatement of realty tax penalties are on the list with the aim of rapid action. The outline reflects bipartisan consensus to address economic and social issues amid ongoing national and local concerns.
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United States
Warle
Halsted L. Rite
Florida
Washington
Mexico
Plutarco Bas Calles
Los Avig@es
Port- Mint
Ore
Michigan
Detroit
Britain
Suez Canal
Italy
Ethiopia
Wilkes-Barre
Europe
Germany
Lakehurst
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Covet
Dallas
Texas
Lloyd (Blackie) Doyle
St. Louis
August Lear
Alton
Til
Alton Karpis
Public Enemy
Nea
Nazi scripture mutates the Bible into edge for Hitler
A German church official Ludwig Mueller reportedly rewrote key Sermon on the Mount lines, twisting phrases to align with Nazi doctrine. Examples alter meekness to worldly success, and peacemaking to serving compatriots, signaling propaganda through scripture.
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Ludwig Muelle
Mueller
Hitler
Tor
Sas Jesus
Jesus
Lee
Dacke
Strong Man Out Calles Expelled by Mexican President Cardenas
The article portrays Plutarco Calles as a powerful Mexican political boss once central to governance from 1924 to 1928. President Cardenas expels Galles for alleged acts obstructing state institutions, while recognizing Calles' past influence and calling for policy adherence and religious tolerance.
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Plutarch
Galles
Mexico
Cardenas
Efe
Latin America
Letator
Calles
Amexico
Carde Tie
Ican Peole
Carlés
Uader
Wiethe
Gales
Rise of Air Freight Shapes Future Express Service
Air Express notes a surge in freight, not just passenger travel, with U S air freight growing from about 200000 pounds in 1928 to 5600000 pounds last year. Experts anticipate another large rise this year as rapid delivery drives demand, while loading and unloading capabilities at hubs remain key to sustaining growth.
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United States
Agae
Bovik
Amrry
Vetey Orachinery
Arvatesia
Noman
Wallmeyer
Behind the Scenes of Hearts Divided at Warner Brothers
Hollywood technicians outline five plots and studio steps for the Marion Davies Dick Powell project Hearts Divided. From draft story to set building, wardrobe, and the master breakdown, every department plans continuous work and detailed scenes before filming begins.
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Shollywood
Calif
Warner Brothers
Citrus Varieties Reach 336 At Riverside Station
Riverside California officials at the Citrus Experiment Station announce 336 varieties of citrus in their catalog, highlighting diversity in fruit types and potential uses. The report notes ongoing evaluations and naming conventions for the broader UC citrus program.
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Riverside
Calif
California
Citrus Experiment Station of the
Univrsity of California
Twenty Years Ago: Albanian Relief and Local Notes
A 1916 journal snippet reports William Willard Howard returning from Paris to head another Albanian relief effort. Local items include a rabies quarantine dog shooting, the death of Mrs. Albert Smith, library funding motions, furniture store moves, a Carnegie Library appeal, a birth, and a near-miss window incident saving a baby.
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William Willard Howard
Paris
National Albanian Bellet Committee
Star Signals for Personal Timing and Advice
The text outlines daily general indications based on birthdates with advice to start flow business in the morning and begin important tasks. It mentions months like April May and November as advantageous, and warns to avoid rash actions and feverish complaints. promotes travel study or foreign relations to expand opportunities.
Reversible Wool Suits Styles Highlight Paris Fashions
Paris notes spring and summer wardrobes feature reversible wool suits and ensembles. Wool blends show stripes and plaids with reverse sides forming skirt and jacket combinations in green gray and royal blue red. also trends toward white skirts with woven patterns and classically tailored blouses with high necklines and long sleeves.
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Paris
Woo
Sill Promis
Street Gang For Imbibers Glory in Globe
In Globe, Magistrate Owen I Frary pledged to place habitual drunkards on the street as an alternative form of payment for fines. The plan proposes public work as restitution instead of monetary penalties.
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Ariz
Globe
Owen I
Frary
Trnes
Alien American Citizen Fight Reaches Public Posts
Samuel Marx, once brought to the United States from Germany at age three, has held public offices and served as assistant postmaster. He now discovers he is not a U.S. citizen and faces potential loss of his positions in San Diego California.
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U. S
San Diego
Cal
Samuel Marx
United States
Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment for Piles
A historical ad promotes Golden Lax Tablets to purify and regulate bowels for pile relief combined with San-Cura Ointment to soothe skin. The copy claims mild, non habit forming effects and a quick healing process, urging readers to start the double treatment at local drug stores.
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Gulsuk
Idasen
Books in Review Catalogs New Crime and Western Titles
A review roundup covers diverse crime and adventure books from Scribners to Doubleday. Entries include The Catalyst Chub by George Dyer,Savages and Saints by Mrs. Fremont, The Atlantic City Murder Story by Norma Goul Smith, Saturday to Monday by Patrick Carleton, Murder at 28:10 by Newton Gayle, The Road to San Jacinto by J. Frank Davis, The Long Knife by BE. Spence De Pu y, Mr. Smith's Hat by Helen Reilly, What Word by A. P. Herbert, The Rose of Death by Walter S. Masterman, My Texas Tis of Thee by Owen P. White, The Critter and Other Dogs by Albert Payson Hu me, In the Deep South by James Saxon Childers, Patriotic Lady by Marjorie Bowen, The Rape of Africa by Lamar Middleton, Industrial America by Katte Brown, Grind Their Boys by Roscoe Dodge, and Dude Ranches and Ponies by Lawrence B. Smith. The notices mix literary fiction, biographies, and regional histories with a lean toward sensational crime and western narratives.
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Scribners
George Dyer
U. S
van Dine
Dyer
Dullon
Fremont
Wall-hodiivd
Califorrnia
Atlantic City
Mtory
San Jacinto
Bobbs Merrill
J. Frank Davis
Texas
Alrugele
BE. Spence de Puy
Mr. Smith
Crime Club
Helen Reilly
Fantastic Hill
Doubleday Doran
A. P. Hertert
Dutton
Walter S. Masterman
Putnam
Owen P. White
Lone Star
Harpers
Albert Payson
Hume
Deep South
Warrar
Rinehart
James Saxon Childers
D. Appleton- Cehliey
Marjorie Bowen
Mma
Hamilton
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Coorful
Africa
Smt. & Haas
Lamar Middleton
Europe
Clark
America
Katte Brown
Acti Pound
Atlantic Monthly
Dodge
Whestiere Roscoe
Lawrence B. Smith
West
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Confederation of Mexican Worke
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Pitterton
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Association For the Legelizing Fat Americsa Lotteries
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Hollywood
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Journal
Louis D. Raymond
Second Avenue
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Wheelock
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Carnegie Corporation
Corry
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C. R. Rogers
City
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Clayton McCrey
Concord Township
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Bonn
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ZETA
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Battle Creek
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