Arana Seens Likeliest Spain President as Vote Looms
Madrid April 24 Premier Manuel Arana emerged as the likely candidate for Spain’s presidency as the leftist Popular Front held its union. Four hundred seventy two electors chosen to meet on May 10 with parliament to pick a successor to Niceto Alcala Zamora amid uneven results and an assassination injury in Bilbao after a political argument. Advertising Age reports nine newspapers show 64 percent higher ad pages for the period ending April 18 versus last year in Chicago.
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Madrid
Manuel Arana
Spain
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Popular Front
Athry
Bilbao
Bright Shawl luncheon honors Mrs Walton and guests
Mrs T O Walton and daughter Mrs F E Bartle were honored at a Bright Shawl luncheon hosted by A and M club officers and friends. Guests included G G Halter, Fred G Blivey, T C Walton and many others. The event showcased school colors with red Poppies and noted Walton’s role as state president of the A and M College Mothers Club.
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T. O. Walton
F. E Bartle
A. and
M. Club Aid
Fred. G. Blivey
T. C. Walton
F. E. Bortle
Arthur Witch~elt
W. H. Drew
G. H. Kissinger
L. A Mathieu
O. Grasso
M. B. Mayree
BW. McQamuch
Charles Staudt
W. JL. Darley
J. H. Eehhterhot
Arthur Barbeck
George J. McLernon
Mr.Trainer
Herman Ludwig
Calor
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An old advertisement touts B. G. and Hy Ol as quick fixes for headaches and fever. It claims B. G. comes in 40¢ packages and Hy Ol relieves violent head pain in minutes. The copy mentions muscular aches and a fever reducer without opiates, targeting nervous distress.
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B.C
Jimmy Joy Reports Theft of Trumpet
Jimmy Joy, orchestra leader, reports theft of a trumpet during an intermission at Olmos Night Club Sunday night. Police were notified Monday with numerous claims from local residents listing stolen items including candy, chickens, butter, bacon, pork, clothing, plumbing tools, groceries, eggs, and personal effects.
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Olmos
Jimmy* Joy
3. G. Lasing
North St. Mary's Street
Frank Sherbondy
Hoetgen Avenue
B.F. Robertson
Arbor Place
East Houston Street
Leroy Larson
Pharr
Alber I. Jones
West
Summit Avenue
Refinery Worker Shot on Oil Lease in Gladewater
Jerry Crabtree, 47, a Gladewater refinery employee, was shot and killed early. Dr. A. Seibert was charged with murder and released under $2000 bond after watchers found Tsiey No. 2 well mowing wide open and a hidden gate valve at the site on the Iowa-Prine Oil Company lease.
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Gladewater
Jerry Crabtree
Iowa-Pryne Oil Company
Jessentaz
Tsiey No. 2
A. Seibert
Wendel Kidnapping Case Near Brooklyn N J Update
District attorney William P. F. Geoghan and New Jersey Attorney General David Wilents met today over the Wendel kidnapping. Geoghan said an important arrest was expected within 24 hours. Wendel himself hinted a bombshell, while he questioned three women and a man connected to the case involving Murray Bleefeld and others indicted or at large.
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Brooklyn
N. J
William FP
Geoghan
David T. Wilents
New Jersey
Paul H. Wendel
Wendel
Wilentz
Murray Bleefeld
Lindbergh
Binefeld
Fills
Parker Jr
Burington County
Marty Weiss
Critics demand machine keep judiciary out of politics in county race
In Bexar County July primaries three district judges face re election with Justice of the Peace John Finion Onion opposing Judge Frederick Stevens. Attorneys urge the city county machine to withhold endorsement. Onion vows to stay in the race. Other judges up for reelection include Henry L Howard and Everett B Johnson.
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Bexar County
Justice of the Peace
John F.inion
Frederick Stevens
Onion
Seventy-third District
Yohason
R. W. B. Terrell
J. Boyle
H.C. Carter
Will_A.Morriss Sr
Searcy
J. R. Davis
Thomas H Abbott Jr
Abbott
Pele
Leartes
John R. Bhook
C. J. Matthews
County Court-at-Law No. 2
Stevens
Benry L. Howard
Thirty-seventh District Court
Everett B Johnson
Fitlysseverith District Court
Howard
Johnson
Marion
McClanahan
Hen Peck Expert Reveals Poultry Social Order
Dr. Warner Allee of the University of Chicago reports that hens exhibit a social hierarchy among Leghorn fowl. Over 60 days, 12 birds observed show peck-rights and peck-dominance, with the top bird pecking all others and the bottom being pecked by all.
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Universal Service
Chicago
Warner
Allee
University of Chicano
Baldwin Denies Return of Colonies
London April 27 Premier Stanley Baldwin flatly pledged that no faction would dismember the empire by handing over dated territories to Germany. The PM’s comment came amid relentless attacks by parliament against government policy on colonial issues and Britain’s overseas possessions.
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London
Britain
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
New Post Substation at Mc Kay’s Pharmacy
The city opens its fifteenth post office substation at 2419 Main Avenue on May 1. Postmaster Dan J. Quill announced Monday.
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P.O
McKay's Pharmacy
Main Avenue
Dan J. Quill
Guffey Decision Deferred By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court again deferred ruling on whether the Guffey coal control contract complies with the constitution. Justice statements awaited as March reports indicate continued deliberations in Washington.
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Washington
Supreme Court
False Teeth Rock Slide or Sip FASTEETH Ad
An odd dental powder claims to greatly improve upper or lower teeth with firm anchoring and comfort. The ad touts versatility for rock or pop-out teeth and mentions a brand or supplier names in a garbled regional sales pitch.
Churches to mark 1846 founding in San Antonio
The San Antonio Ministers association met at First Baptist Church to plan a June commemorative celebration of the 1846 founding of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. A five pastor committee was named to draft plans and report soon. Rev. P. B. Hill chairs the group with Rev. W. A. Sloan Rev. F. M. Freeman Rev. Bruce Dalton and Rev. A. R. McKinstry as advisers.
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San Antonio
The
Baptist Church
F. M. Freeman
Methodist Church
Bruce Dalton
Central Christian Church
A. R. McKinstry
Gb. Mark's Episcopal Church
Gas Complaint Dismissed by Judge McCrory
A complaint against United Gas Public Service Company officials alleging violation of antitrust law was dismissed by Judge W W McCrory after a conference of attorneys. Filed March 27 1935 by OC M Dickson, the case claimed gas price fixing and anti competitive practices in transportation, production, and sale. Names listed include N McGowen of Brayexport H L Dickerson R J Her grove and J Y Strange, all Houston area executives.
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United Gas Public Service Company
W.W. McCrory
Third Court of ‘Civil Appeals
Austin
OC. M. Dickson
San Antonio U Uilities Teague
N. ©. McGowen
Bhreyexport
H. IL. Dickerson
New York
R. Jf, Hergrove
Houston
J. Y. Strange
Green Urges Labor to Keep Politics Nonpartisan
William Green founder of I, president, urged member unions to ban any political movement as a substitute for the nation’s strong nonpartisan policy. He cited the labor nonpartisan league formed weeks earlier to support Roosevelt and counter foes of the New Deal. Green urged unity in pursuing political goals to avoid division.
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Green
Labor
Washington
William Green
Nderation
Roosevelt
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