City Lawyers Clash In Habeas Corpus Hearing
In a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Ferguson, Loy Ayant Payne’s case drew city lawyers Chapin and Waters opposing the defense. The defendant, arrested Saturday night, was released Friday night after bonds posted by Chapin and Waters. Testimony from Dr Van G Tipton, Luther King, and others outlined clinic operations at the venereal disease facility, with objections raised to detaining unbonded persons.
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Analer Ingal
R. Tuck Chapin
Clarence Waters
Brrre Ferguson
Loy Ayant Payne
Chapin
Waters
W. W. McGrory
J. Arfex
Sandlin
Morris
Chapis
Bond
St 2D. A
Roosevelt Veto Blocks Beer Credit Ban in D C
President Roosevelt vetoed a proposal to bar retailers in the District of Columbia from buying beer on credit. The message to the House argues the bill would set a nationwide precedent by forcing cash purchases, enabling manufacturers to restrict credit and potentially extend to other products.
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Baldin
District of Columbia
Seed Labeling Bill Advances to President for Action
Washington August tilehouse accepted today minor senate amendments to a measure setting up standards for seed labeling and sent it to President Hoover for action. The bill would require seeds sent in interstate commerce to meet certain requirements and to bear labels stating the percentage of noxious weeds they contain.
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Syashington
Aug
Tilehouse
Senate
Hooervelt
Dallas Woman Among Accident Victims in Colorado
Pueblo Colorado August 3 Mrs Florence Trate of Dallas is among three killed when a truck collided with a car late last night two other persons were seriously injured and remain in hospital three more were lightly hurt. The crash occurred two miles west of Greenhorn. Expert contractors and material services offered through classified ads.
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Dallas
Isaus
Pueblo
Colo
Florence Trate
Greenhar
Strikes Loom at Green Mountain Dam as Union and Federal Mediation Move
Troops are summoned to halt a strike at the Green Mountain Dam while picket lines form. The Tunnel Workers Union calls a one day protest in Colorado Springs, and federal official Sleclman hints at closing the Green Mountain construction unit unless mediation yields a settlement. He emphasizes negotiations as the avenue to resolve the dispute.
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Green Mountain
Federation
F.y
Uon l
Denver
Washington
Aus
Sleclman
Federal Conculstor Service
Reclamation Bureau
Green Mountain Golg
Dain Construction Unit
Missing items reported in local thefts on Thursday
Ruth L Alley reported a $200 riding crop pin missing from 202 West Magnolia. Daley Thompson reported a $200 clock missing from 132 Anas tacie Fines. Mable Dickson reported a prowled room with a diamond ring and a gold ring stolen at 1523 East Crockett Street. W J Marshall at the Spahn hotel reported a suitcase with clothing stolen.
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Ruth L Alley
West Magnolia
Daley Thompson
Anastacie Fines
Mable Dickson
East Crockett Street
W. J. Marshall
Spahn Hotel
Wrecker Ordinance Discussed At City Meeting
McGown urged self regulation by wrecker operators to curb racing wrecks and chaos at scenes. Plans include possible city license cancellation for payoffs to police. A safety zone around accident scenes and cooperation from county officials were also debated amid concerns of evidence preservation and insurance accuracy.
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McGown
ALORS
Branfman
R. &. Cuhbs
San Antonio Claims Men's Association
Canada Supports England in War Says Premier Pattallo
In San Francisco an interview quotes British Columbia premier T. C. Pattallo saying Canada will back England “to the last pound of currency” and fight to a finish if Britain is drawn into conflict. He notes Canadians hate war as Americans do but emphasizes resolve to aid England if required.
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Canada
England
San Francisco
British Columbia
T. C. Pattallo
Automobile Crash injures two on North Mesquite street
Mr and Mrs Guadalupg Atcata were injured when their vehicle collided with a car driven by A Otten of 206 Good Street on Broadway near 600 block. Mrs Alcala suffered head and ankle injuries while Aleain received chest and neck injuries. Otten was uninjured.
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Guadalupg Atcata
Mesquite
Faney
Robert B. Green
A. Otten
Good Street
Alcala
Aleain
Otten
Broadway
U S Philippines Act Advances in Congress
The U S Philippines Act moves forward in Washington as the House adopts a bill readjusting economic relations with the Philippines before anticipated independence in 1946. Senator Fydings, a Democrat from Maryland, backs the measure already cleared by the Senate.
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United States
Philippiaes
Chamber
House
Fydings
Maryland
Senate
Judge Ander son Opposes Grand Jury Probe At County School
County Judge Charles Anderson said he would not call for a grand jury investigation into alleged irregularities at the county school for boys after a probe led to the dismissal of superintendent Roger Cook and his assistants John Finneran and Laurence Clancy for improper conduct. Anderson denied moral wrongdoing claims, while Judge Tayloe and the juvenile board reviewed evidence and accepted Cook’s resignation effective August 15. The two aides, unable to secure other jobs, left for a National Guard encampment in Palacios amid closed hearings.
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Charles Anderson
Anderson
Roger Cook
Cook
John Finneran
Laurence Clancy
Anderegn
Finneran
Clancy
Sterling
National Guard
Palacios
5. G. Taylor
Forty-fifth District Court
County Juvenile
Tayloe
Ho Declaton
Texas U Professor to Return Home in September
Dewitt C. Reddick associate professor of journalism at the University of Texas will return to campus in September. He has been on leave for 15 months while completing a PhD at the University of Missouri, and will resume teaching duties and direct the Texas Inter scholastic League Press conference which involves over 100 schools. Last year he was replaced by Bara Lockwood Williams of Missouri.
Axis Powers Buy Food in Turkey
In Smyrna on August 3 reports state Germany and Italy have been buying large quantities of food and fodder. Purchases cover potatoes beans barley onions lentils olives and dried vegetables along with olive oil. Fresh and dried fruit shipments are also being sent largely to Germany to absorb surplus stock.
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Turkey
Smyrna
Germany
Italy
Man Sought in Death of Denison Woman
Mrs Mamle Leotia Moore, 47, formerly of Denison, Texas, died from gunshot wounds. A coroner's jury found the shooting in a Long Beach park likely by Pred H Little with homicidal intent. Police have been seeking Little, a 46-year-old rivater, since the incident.
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Denison
Los Angel
Mamle Leotia Moore
Loremerly
Benison
Texas
H. Little
Long Beach Park
Hungarian Nazis Challenge to Duel Sparks Parliamentary Tension
In Budapest on August 3 a faction of Hungarian extreme nationalists called the ragged guard challenged 31 Nazi members of parliament to duels. The guard, labeled rabble in parliamentary debate, opposes the Nazi faction amid tensions over the annexation of Rathnia and the March breakup of the Czechoslovak republic.
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Budapest
Rathtnla
Csechoslovak
Woman Dies From Explosion Injury In Palestine Studio
AUR English radio announcer Mrs. Mac Weissenberg, 24, born in South Africa, died today from injuries after three bombs exploded yesterday at the Palestine Broadcasting service studios. Arab technician Dayd Manyaour also died of injuries. Fort Worth report notes a drowning at Bylania Park by eight casualties.
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Jeruaalem
Aera
Mra
Mac Weissenberg
Palestine Broadcasting Service
Mre
Weissenberg
Wade
South Africa
Dayd Manyaour
Alka
Heaven Sighted at New York Pleasure Resort
Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 3 A Harlem religious leader Father Divine whose movement spans several New York counties eyes a Saratoga Springs health and pleasure resort and the Wheat farm near Kingston for his Heaven site while scouting other large estates including Robert W Goelets 2500 acre Hudson Valley property and a Chestnut Hill Philadelphia mansion as part of a vast land buy plan valued at millions locally led by Albany attorney Prank Bearup for Mrs Benjamin P Wheat with claims of inquiries by African American followers from Kingston and nearby areas.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Pathei Divine
Folowers
New York
Albany
Benjamin P. Wheat
Kingston
Benjamin F. Wheat
Saratoga, Springs
Cady HI
Olattle Meeky
Justorle
Saratoga Race Tyne
Father Divine
Ulster County
Italiding Knim Elbow
Hudson River
Roceever
Hyde Park
Harlem
God
Robert W. Goelet
New York City
Ghester
Newnart
KR. 1
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Governor’s Aid Sought By War Veteran For Son
Aug 3 1918 Austin Texas Tom Tidmore a World War veteran and his two crippled children waited in the governor’s reception room hoping the governor might undo a veto that cut an appropriation. The governor was absent but Tidmore was promised an audience. The family, both deaf and dumb, faces hardship as Tidmore had lost his job in the department of public safety, a first layoff after serving in the war.
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Austin
Tom Tidmore
Tidmors
Department of Public Safety
Drowning Victim Sought by CCC Men
Several hundred CCC enrollees searched arroyos south of Silver City New Mexico for the body of Lawrence Bhutt 22 year old coal worker from Foltsville Pennsylvania who was swept to his death when a bank caved in last night
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CCC
Silver City
N.M
Here Totay
Lawrence Bhutt
Foltsville
Taxes Blamed for Brakes on Recovery in Roanore Va
Walter D. Polter of Curtis Publishing in Philadelphia told a Roanore development meeting that restoring taxation to the 1925 12 percent of income would remove the brake on recovery. He spoke at a National Association of Manufacturers event as he urged tax relief to spur growth.
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Roanore
Va. Ag
Walter D. Polter
Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Company
National Association of Manufacturers
No More Tick From This Tock at Tollroad Station
Randolph Kansas. A local burglar broke into a tollroad station and stole only the clock pendulum. Police report a single-item theft with no further damage or motive disclosed. No suspects named in available text.
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Randolph
Kan
Alg
Gamebody
Tollroad
Youngest Mayor Leads 400 Town at 25 in Kentucky
In Sy, Aug 3, the town of 400 is led by Elisha M Wit Jelt a 25 year old merchant who serves as Kentucky's youngest mayor. The brief notes the unusual youthful leadership and local prominence in this small community.
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Vyoungest
Fancy Parm
Kentucky
Elisha M
Wit+ Jelt
Merchant
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