Official Claims Reflect Dark Echoes of Mussolini Era
The report, framed as high level rhetoric, cites alleged aggressive intent and nationalist zeal linked to Benito Mussolini. It notes government officials reacting to rumors and hostile attitudes on the eve of a ceremonial date, pledging allegiance and warning against perceived extremism.
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Austin Presbytery to Pick Moderator
The Austin Presbytery will open its Thursday session at the Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church. A woman, Mrs B. W. Nowrly of Austin, will preside as moderator during the meeting as members elect a moderator and conduct services.
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Oklahoma City Teams Defeat Baylor in Debating Duel
Oklahoma City University debaters defeated Baylor in a tense mock congressional debate. Both sides prepared arguments on the mandate to regulate child labor, with judges urging clearer stance and fair addressing of the resolution.
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Texas road permit dispute flagged by ILG.C. report
AUSTIN April 21 report notes the Asphalt Belt case involved Missouri Pacific and related parties seeking an interstate permit. G S Bloiston, president and manager of the Bantle, testified at a prior session and a filing with authorities is expected before a deadline.
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Kingsville Mayor Re-elected to Post
Kingsville voters re-elected Mayor Goode to a new term amid a municipal election wave. The poll showed Goode with 445 votes while rivals Lilie and Moynter split 142 and 32 votes respectively. commissioners Hollingsworth, Breck Tin, and another named official were returned without opposition.
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University to Buy Bonds for New Texas State University
Galveston April 21 The board of regents of the University of Texas adopted a resolution authorizing the state to invest part of its permanent funds in United States bonds to finance university development. About 8 million dollars may be placed with the state treasurer for the project. The committee will confer with the attorney general on the test plan and building programs to replace the present facilities. Resignations and new appointments in the faculty were announced including a senior professor in philology.
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Woman travels 400 miles by dog team to nurse natives
Mrs Brady, a Beatty woman from Keteebue Alaska, traveled 400 miles by dog team in the Avelle region last winter to reach a settlement of sick natives. She left Keteebue with three natives driving the dogs, singing along the Arctic shore. She has spent five years working in government hospitals in the Mat North area.
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Denver Expedition Finds Lost Tribes in Africa
Denver explorers Cadle, Tubo, and Aukler return from the Kalahari region with reports of isolated tribes and primitive people. They brought back trophies and images for a Denver museum, detailing encounters in the African jungle and promising further exhibits.
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Cane officers attend camp at American Legion clubhouse
SA officers from the 37th Infantry led by Captain Hunnicutt joined reserve officers at the Colorado River camp near the American Legion clubhouse. The party planned a barbecue and a second annual conclave at a median lake on May 9, with reserve officers from San Antonio and the Wellcdh Division attending.
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