Garner Reflects On Last Congress And Tax Policy
Congressman John N. Garner of Uvalde, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, returns home from Washington after the 70th Congress session. He criticizes the record for spending and taxes, praises the Muscle Shoals bill as constructive, and defends his reelection stance amid opposition claims of outside influence.
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Tampico Road To Matamoros Progress Report
The Tampico road project from Tampico to Matamoros in Mexico has begun. The first section to Altamira will open to traffic once finished, with work continuing on the remaining stretches to complete the highway in about a year.
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Naughty Cops Side Cars Abolished in Capital
Washington reports reform as Capitol police end side car patrols. Decision announced June 9 follows concerns over patrol efficiency and safety, with officials citing policy overhaul and stronger standard procedures.
Rumble Seat Motorcycles Alter Patrol Rules
Officials ruled that sidecars on motorcycles used for patrol duties must be restricted. Authorities found sidecars were employed for purposes other than regular police patrol, prompting a solo ruling on vehicle configuration.
Statue of Liberty and questions from a puzzle page
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of questions and items about the Statue of Liberty, abbreviations, compass points, and other trivia. It appears as a noisy problem list rather than a cohesive article with clear events or quotes.
Unique Laredo Benefit Program Dazzles at San Antonio
An entertainment sensation from the Private School of Mrs F W Bills wowed San Antonio crowds during a convention. The program featured the Young Sddies and an orchestra of Laredo children, with Milk and Ice Fund donations supporting future musical numbers.
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Wind Strikes Oklahoma Killings and Destruction Amid Tornadoes
A violent storm system battering Oklahoma causes one death and extensive damage across several towns. A tornado collapses a home killing 72 year old farmer W. My Smith near Davey, while hotels, lumber yards, and numerous houses incur severe damage. Nearby cities report damaging winds and structural loss as the storm moves toward Kansas.
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Free Ride Boosts Church Attendance Near Steyning
In Sussex England, a local church reports higher attendance as free transportation to services is arranged from nearby Steyning. Parishioners arrive by a weekly shuttle, improving Sunday turnout and strengthening parish life.
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Steyning Bellavia
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Robbery Report Incomplete With Fethered Text Fragments
A damaged article fragment describes a robbery of a truck driver named Diniel Bdone and a robber using a pebbled method. The OCR text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear details about the incident location and date.
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