Roosevelt dim hopes rise as Pennsylvania votes loom
New York April 29 News dispatch reports Pennsylvania Democrats face a disputed and potential recount over the 74 delegates chosen for the Democratic national convention. Roosevelt trails outside the southern base, with Smith gaining momentum in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, fueling talks of replacing Roosevelt with a broadly acceptable candidate amid regional and national opposition.
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GOP Opposition to Shoals Bill Revealed in House
In Washington on April 28 Republicans questioned the Muscle Shoals operating bill before the House Military Committee. Rep Michener of Michigan and Rep Ransley of Pennsylvania doubted a private lessee could be found under current conditions, signaling party doubt over government or private operation. Democrats hoped to act soon, but passage prospects looked doubtful.
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Graduate Nurses to Hear Dr Nixon in Texas
Dr Nixon will address the health program of Le San Antonin public schools at the Graduate Nurses Association district No 8 convention. The event, in the tapestry room at St Anthony hotel, includes Bonlh Texas. Deligt Stone, district president, notes Homer Hirtts of Robert B Green hospital chairs the program committee.
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Man's hip broken in ladder fall in San Antonio
Albert T Belliger, 48, of 2210 Avenir B, fell from a ladder while papering a house at 710 East Court, injuring his hip. He was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment. The incident occurred Friday while the home was being prepared for sale.
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Neuralgia relief claims from Inkhig Cruedine promotion
A fragment from a historic page mentions a product named Inkhig Cruedine marketed to ease neuralgia headaches rheumatic pain and sinus discomfort. The advertisement promises quick nerve relief and notes limited availability with a specified but unclear sale date.
What Congress Is Doing
Congress resumes consideration of a 117 million supply bill for the justice commerce labor and state departments. Finance committee advances tax bill as agriculture committee pursues farm relief. Mining subcommittee moves on the Davis Kelly coal bill. House weighs an economy bill. Ways and means holds bonus hearings. Rules weighs Muscle Shoals project. Senate rejects attempt to unseat Senator Bankhead. Farm groups submit relief plan. Banking committee maps stock market inquiry. Finance committee spills import levies from the tax bid. economy bill discussed. Hoover furlough plan rejected. Eugene Meyer opposes cash bonus payments before Ways and Means.
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Experts greet radiographers at Texas convention in San Antonio
About fifty X ray technicians from across Texas gathered in San Antonio for the Texas Society of Radiographers two day session in the Gunter Hotel. President Y S Smith of Houston led the opening program as Acting Mayor Paul Steffler welcomed attendees.
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Smith Wins to Primary in Connecticut This Week
Smith supporters in Connecticut claim a commanding position after statewide primaries. Unofficial returns list 360 pledged for Smith and 49 for Roosevelt with 559 uninstructed delegates, as Roosevelts backers hope rural delegations will favor Roosevelt while cities already named pledged delegates.
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Ruth Bryan Owen Faces Wet Opponent in Florida Race
In West Palm Beach Florida Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan seeks reelection in the Fourth Florida district. West Palm Beach city attorney Mark Wilcox enters the Democratic nomination opposing her campaign and calls for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. A classified line offers rental listings at Crockett 2400 by Mary Lou.
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Murdered Police Officer in New Mexico Case Dismissed
Judge McGrory of the Ninety-fourth District Court dismissed an armed robbery charge after bondsman Ollo Limburger completed a $1000 bond forfeiture for Sherman. The event follows the death of police character Sherman who was killed while a fugitive. The article lists local dance events and performances with dates and venues including Castroville and other listings.
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Dry Law Looms as Nevada G O P Convention Debate
Nevada Republicans prepare for the national convention with President Hoover likely to secure nine delegates. A looming fight over prohibition divides the party as anti dry law sentiment grows among arriving delegates, threatening to echo the four year clash.
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Jewels Missing On Waikiki Beach Worth 150000
Private detectives and Honolulu police search for gems valued at 150000 owned by Mrs Frank Barage wife of a Hollywood film director. She reported the jewels in a small case may have been lost on Waikiki beach or stolen.
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Wild Cat Invasion Fought by Town
Citizens of South Wheelock Virginia patrolled streets armed as a wildcat invasion unsettled the town. A 35 pound cat was shot on Main Street today as lingering snows drove the animals from their habitats.
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Jacksons of Texas Face Court Trial Over Turkey Theft
TYLER Texas April 20 The Jacksons were in court Floyd Jackson farmer charged O C Jackson negro with stealing two turkeys Fenn J Jackson county attorney prosecuted the case In court here the proceedings were held today in this case the defendant was named as O C Jackson and Floyd Jackson acted as prosecutor noting the names in the report.
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