Senate Debates Near Liquor Vote in Texas
AUSTIN April 1 The Texas Senate decides today whether to prohibit sale in broken packages of consumption or to draft a water repeal proposal. House amendments require a conference committee to resolve differences. Both chambers set August 44 for submission as a conference votes 18 to 13 backed by the Senate to proceed.
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Arnold Presented 2nd Mackay Trophy at Bolling Field
Brig. Gen. Henry J. Arnold received the Mackay trophy for a 1934 long distance flight to Alaska, presented at Bolling Field by Major James K. Doolittle for the National Aeronautic Association. The award honored the demonstration of air defense and practical aviation progress. A previous Mackay winner, Lt. Heutenant, was noted for the first year award with a 30 mile flight from College Park.
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Rites for Ochs Set Tributes Inf Chattanooga
Services for Adolph Ochs publisher of the Times will be held in Chattanooga tomorrow by the Julius and Bertha Ochs memorial. Ochs died yesterday at 77 in New York. The funeral will be held in New York Friday. Ochs rebuilt the Times, expanded staff and circulation, and contributed to journalism standards and the Associated Press. He was born in Cincinnati on March 12 1856 and lived in Knoxville before moving north.
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Printer's Devil Turned Paper Tycoon in Knoxville Era
A fragment recalls a man starting as a printer's devil at $2 a week in Knoxville. He published a Chattanooga directory in 1878, earned half-interest in the Chattanooga Times for $1,750, then joined the New York Times in 1896. He received honorary degrees from Yale, Columbia, Dartmouth and was made a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor in 1919, later reaching commander rank.
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Hearst Pays Tribute On Ochs Death In 1935 Hollywood Press
William Randolph Hearst issues a statement on the death of Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of the New York Times, praising his leadership and calling the Times a national institution. Roosevelt and Columbia University figures also offer tributes, noting his influence on journalism and public service.
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Eight Nabbed in Drake Estate Fraud Case
Chicago police questioned eight people tied to the Drake estate fraud after uncovering the organization’s main office in the city. A raid on a North Side hotel yielded $9000 in cash amid a larger $200,000 fraud claim involving leader Oscar Hartzell, previously jailed for mail fraud.
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DC Supreme Court Delays Hearing On Firestone Blue Eagle Case
The District of Columbia Supreme Court postponed until April 7 the hearing on Firestone Tire and Rubber Company’s petition for an injunction to prevent loss of its blue eagle mark. A temporary injunction granted 100 days ago remains in effect.
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House Refer Pen Frobe to Board AGSTIN in 1940s
In a Texas House session, a resolution by Representative Ken Heth proposes appointment of special committees to investigate go odt reports of hrillanty to con yiets in prison. The measure, referred to the Henitentiaries committee, cites Governor James An red to order an investigation. A related report states McDanie could not locate anyone whipped by pitards at Retrieve farm.
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Father hunted after girl eaten in Ardmore killing spree
Authorities pursued Robert Green 27 after his alleged beating of Norma Jean Green a nearly three year old in Ardmore Maryland. The child lay unconscious in a Washington hospital with welts and bruises as Green fled after the mother reported repeated assaults and a threat to harm the family. Police traced him to Loytan reform school but he disappeared and remains at large.
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Upside Down Girl Gets Out Thursday in FALU RIVER
San Jose youth Jimmy Nelston, 13, and Alyce Jane McHenry, 10, Nebraska, were operated on for upside down stomach. Courtroom notes announced discharge for both with planned hospital play at Triesdale.
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Benavides Chamber Forms Commerce Group Name Change
The Benavides chamber of commerce holds its first regular meeting Thursday night with plans for an extensive advertising campaign in the trade territory. The organization formed last month with 29 members and Jose BR DeLeon serves as president.
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