Big Shipyard Boon Coming for U S Commerce
Postmaster General Brown told a national merchant marine conference that within a year every American shipyard will operate full time on a 225 million program. The goal is to restore U S dominance in maritime commerce once held a century ago, with government support shifting toward private industry.
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Universe Ferrite
Washington, D.C
United States
Apo
Brown
National Conference of the Merchant Marine
Wiant
British Navy Captain Hangs Himself on Warship
In Portsmouth on April 24, Captain Richard Matthew Welby commanding officer of the British cruiser Champion was found dead by hanging in his cabin bathroom just before firing practice. Farewell letters were reportedly left. Welby, aged 40 to 50, had been promoted to captain in December 1628 and was appointed to the Caerplos sent, with letters’ contents withheld.
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Portsmouth
England
Gov
Richard Marthha Welby
Welby
Ile
Caer Plos
Solons Fight Canal Project In House Debates
Washington April 24 representatives from six middle and northwestern states agreed to back striking Erie Oswego canal provisions from the omnibus tide and harbors bill as it faces consideration in the House. A note urges readers to seek loan offers from local advertising firms for payments.
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Washington, D. C
Bremen Collides With Tanker Off England Coast
Berlin April 24 The North German Lloyd liner Bremen collided with the British tanker Deans dler four and one half miles off Con geness England today but escaped with a few significant scratches. The captain said dense fog caused the collision and the Bremen was bound for Southampton while the tanker suffered considerable damage.
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Berlin
Bremen
Deans
Congeness
England
Lloyd's Offi Fta
Bramen Haven
Southampton
Sheep Industry Decline Hits South Texas Pastoral Route
Around 40 years ago the sheep business in south Texas collapsed, leaving flocks once common from Corpus Christi to Laredo, through San Antonio, Pleasanton, and Tilden, to the Rio Grande valley. Sheep men quit, broke, amid the great slump, amid figures and hardship.
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Harry
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Laredo
San Antonio
Pleasanton
Tilden
Rio Grande Valley
Wool market slump stirs talk of political shifts and local visitors
The column notes a wool price downturn affecting ranchers and speculation about shifting political loyalties. It lists visiting ranchers and businessmen from Zerala, Marble Falls, Pearsall, and San Antonio, plus a reunion of old acquaintances, and highlights introductions among notable residents Trails brings together in the Gun-Yer lounge.
Small's Campaign for Governor Opens in Pampa
Dallas report states State Senator Clint Small of Wellington planned to begin his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor with a speech in Pampa and to return Saturday to open campaign headquarters. He issued a statement outlining a platform of careful business administration a legislative truce and a political armistice.
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Small
Dallas
Clint Small
Wellington
Pampa
Here
Wounded Officials Sure to Recover
NEW ORLEANS April 24. Customs Supervisor E J Shambart and Federal Prohibition Investigator Louis Newman were wounded during a raid on a large cache of allegedly smuggled whiskey and slepho. Authorities proceed with investigation of the liquor operation and its organizers.
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New Orleans
E. J. Shambart
Louis Newman
Church Secretary Deplores Showing in Faith Outreach
Nashville April 24 GP Dr W G Cram general secretary of the board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church said the church has made a miserable showing in membership gains and in evangelism. He cited leadership and preaching as factors in the weak display.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. G. Cram
Board of Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masséa
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Cities Service Radio
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