Venezuelan Dictator Castro Surrenders Power to Gomez
The essayist recounts Castro transferring authority to Vicente Gomez, a cautious ally and former cattle thief turned vice president, amid Castro’s fragile health and Balkan imperial ambitions. It notes Gomez’s uneasy rule, Castro’s return to influence, and the instability fueling Venezuela’s political crisis.
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US Cruiser Des Moines Visits Willemstad and Cuban/Caribbean Turmoil
The Des Moines arrived at Willemstad, linking with a second US warship five miles offshore before heading west. Reports place Gen Celestino Castro, former President’s brother, crossing the Colombian frontier toward Cucuta with Castro loyalists also leaving the country.
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Netherlands Waits on Gomez Policy in Venezuela Settlement
The Foreign Office in The Hague said the Venezuela Hol land dispute is provisionally at an end. The Netherlands will keep hands off until it sees Gomez’s provisional administration in Caracas and the progress of his proposals to settle the dispute.
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Boys in Central Park Dress as Indians Flee Police
Three youths in carmine face paint and feathered hats were chased by Policeman Daly after displaying an antique revolver in Central Park. The captured boy, 10 year old Louis Rodesky of 1458 Brook Avenue Bronx, refused to name his companions and was sent to the Children’s Society for carrying a gun.
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Metz Publishes City Budget Pamphlet On Finances
Controller Metz released yesterday a pamphlet outlining the coming year budget and the components of municipal expenses. It explains spent items and notes measures already taken to improve control of the city finances.
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