San Francisco Unworried Trips Through California Valleys
The article sketches a road trip from Oakland to San Francisco and through California's Central Valley, highlighting the Hearst ranch near San Simeon, Paso Robles, and the Santa Clara and Salinan valleys. It notes California’s scenery, a Chevrolets road trip with William Packer, and reflections on democracy and Mussolini, ending with a note that the piece continues on page 2.
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Hearst
San Simeon
Oakland
San Francisco
Santa Clara Valley
Salinan Valley
Paso Robles
Pucker
Weather Forecast for San Anigals and Vicinity
Generally fair and continued warm today with low near 70s and high around 90s. Light to moderate northerly winds, cooler Sunday with partly cloudy skies and possible showers in western Texas and Fanhandie area.
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San Anigals
Kant Texas
Che Cenist
West Texas
Libby Youth Faces Second Degree Murder Charge
Ab Walker and Abby Holman Reynolds, charged jointly in the shooting of Smith Reynolds, face a second degree murder charge with a maximum 30 year penalty. Solicitor Higgins argued no premeditation. bail set at $25,000 for Walker as court session opens in Forsyth County.
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Winston-Salem
Ab Walker
Abby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Walker
Reynolds
Toveh” Alugee
Broadway
Careworn
Pale
Alfred Helmant
Cincinnati
Tawyer
Samuel Liehowitz
New York
Holman
Bailey Lupfert
Stack
Libby Holman
Higgins
Walkers
Yeat Estates
Youll
Tila
Aig Court
Hoover to Address Critics with Acceptance Speech
President Hoover prepares a national acceptance speech stressing economies at home and abroad and a firm pro forma push to reassure the public. The address outlines administration efforts behind business via the treasury and federal banks, promises an upward turn, and warns against swapping horses in midstream.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Prassienos
Alan
Trade With Russia Declines in June Purchases
Washington Aug 6 The Soviet Union bought 348 702 in U S goods in June down from 17 617 550 in June 1930 figures released by the commerce department show For the first six months of 1931 Soviet Russia ranked as America s sixth best customer with purchases totaling 68 44 000 while imports from the USSR fell to 6 736 000 in the same period caused by reduced demand and the decline in Russian purchasing power
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Todey
Soviet
Russia
America
Al Smith's Son to Wed Florence Watson in Albany
Walter J. Smith 22 youngest son of former Governor Alfred E. Smith will marry Florence E. Watson 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel H M Watson of Schenectady in Albany August 13 Miss Watson is a stenographer in the state education department and both families announced the engagement and upcoming wedding today.
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Albany
Walter J. Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Florence E. Watson
Samuel H. M. Watson
Schenectady
Watsons
State Education Department
Increase in Car Loadings Noted in U S Week Ends
Washington reports the American Railway Association said car loadings rose by 9557 cars in the week ending July 30. The bulletin notes a notable increase in shipments across rail lines as industry activity continues to rebound.
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Washington, D. C
USI
Ajong
American Railway Association
RUC member shot near border in Northern Ireland
A Royal Ulster Constabulary officer traveling home from Dublin was shot by an Irish Republican Army member near the border. The wounded officer was rushed to a hospital in Pallant for treatment.
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Northern Ireland
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Vicki
Pallant
State scores in Can cast murder trial sparks defense response
In the seventh day of the trial of Capt. W N Lancaster, the state pressed to send him to the electric chair for the Clarke murder. Testimony tied Lancaster to threats and a flight from Los Angeles. Defense exposed inconsistencies about his naval status and past work as a paperhanger. The record shows Lasters threats and relationships fueling the case as witnesses discuss conversations and motives.
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Charke
Chubbie
Clarke
Bruke
Marks
Tanosel
Dane Tounty
United States Naval
Lancaster
Tancre
Tancrel Tes Abed
Los Angeles
Novales
Arla
Tancrel
Hasack
Brian
Miami
Tuncre
Pase
Texas
Wandel
Mace
Muarch 19
Umes M. Carson
Matt
Navy
Tancrés
Paperhanger's Union
Washington, D.C
Captain Lancaster
Gentry Shellandr
St. Lewis
el Pago
Tanerel
Tina
Carson
Corson
Circuit
Dudge H. F. Atkinson
Tanervel
Moe
Cayfaltt Lancaster
Wisconsin Aviator Plans Ocean Flight Across Atlantic
Erie Pa reports Clyde Alley Lee, a young Oshkowh Wisconsin pilot, intends a nonstop flight across the Atlantic to Norway. Accompanying him are mechanics Rie Sansen and wed Aiistha, with financier Marl Tversot backing the proposed trip.
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Erie
TNS
Atlantic
Ale
Norway
Roml
Clyde Alley Lee
Oshkowh Wis
Remy Here
Teigy
Arte
Ley Wernites
Rie Sansen
Wed Aiistha
Marl Tversot
Sommers Drug Stores President Injured by Copperhead Bite
Carter F. Sommers, president of Sommers Drug Stores, was bitten on the right hand by a copperhead at his lakeside cabin near Medina. He received first aid from his wife and was transported to the Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital, then moved to another facility for further care.
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Carlen F. Sammers
Sammers Drug Stores
Wix Hospital
Medina
Flier Nears Million Miles on Oklahoma City Run
Charleo Peeples, veteran transport and mail pilot, aims to complete his 2,000,000th mile milestone with a return flight to Oklahoma City. He began solo WWI service and has logged 1,000,000 miles, approaching the target on his Dallas to Kansas City route aboard United Airlines Hue plane.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
INS
Charleo Peeples
Peeples
Oklhoma City
Dallas-Kankas’ City
Stanley Baldwin Invited to U.S. for Informal Talks
British Conservative leader Stanley Baldwin is among leaders invited to Washington for informal conferences with American officials at the conclusion of the imperial conference in London Saint John.
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Washington, D. C
Ang
Stanley Baldwin
MacDon Ald
Washington
Chapin to Assume Post Next Week in Commerce
Roy D. Chapin will take over as secretary of commerce next Monday as Robert B. Lamont retires and returns from New York to relinquish supervision.
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Robert P. Wagner
New York
Congress
Treasury
The Utmost in Comfort Rent Advertisment Fragment
Fragmentary rental notice lists multiple addresses and monthly rents. Items show apartments and rooms for rent with figures like 55.00 and 328.00, including locations such as Broadway Queen and Mueahatl. The noisy OCR preserves scattered names and streets but lacks coherent structure or complete details.
Stock surge fuels brisk New York trading on Saturday
A buoyant session in New York pushes stocks higher, led by favorites and steel, with about 2.7 million shares changing hands in two hours. Market optimism cites brightening business outlook but cautions a near-term reaction. Major issues like United States Steel and Allied Chemical post solid gains amid broad commodity strength.
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New York
Ie Bulls
Berrs
Ue Moar
Chicago
Gotton
Peters
United States Steel
U, & Steel Common
Allied Chenical
American Telephone
American Tobacco B
Rubin
Cass
Eastman Kodak
Union Pacfle
Westinghouse
Estes
Sweden's Prime Minister Quits in Stockholm Resignation
Swedish prime minister C. C. Ekman resigned today as turmoil followed the Paris affair. Finance Minister T. Hamelin was reported to take over the premiership, per a Central News dispatch from Stockholm.
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London
Aus
INS
Inc
C. C. Ek- Man
Stockholm
Paris
Yar Kreger
Ekman
T. Hamein
Indiana Dry Law Referendum Urged
Indiana Senator Ralph Adams announces a proposed statewide referendum on prohibition to be included in an amendment to the Weiss house repeal bill. The measure would repeal the dry law and regulate medicinal whiskey, with a vote slated for the November 7 general election.
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Ind
Weiss House
Ralph Adams
Shelbyville
Indiana
Germany Returns Holdup Suspect
Ernst Levy, sought in Chicago for a $5,000 hold up, was returned from Germany aboard the Tevathan and will proceed to Chicago immediately. He is the first extradition from Germany since World War I.
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Germany
New York
Ernest Levy
Chicago
Levy
Hoosier Factories to Build Addition
Indiana Aug 6 hoosier factories plan expansion with a third addition to the plant. The plant now employs 225 workers as it positions for a 1 percent increase in U8 work in personnel and expands production.
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Hoosier
Michigan
Ind
Hoosier Factories, Inc
Lorday
Inuinah
Freetory
Texas Banker Named on Home Loan Bank Board
President Hoover announced the appointment of the Home Loan Bank board director to supervise banks serving towns nationwide. The board includes Franklin W. Ford, J. M. Gries, Nathan Adams, W. Hest, and H. Morton Hodgah. The system will back local banks with treasury support for home mortgage lending, with about 125 million dollars expected from defense sales.
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Texas
Home Loan Bank Board
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Lye Directure
Home Loa Bank Board
Pranklin W. Ford
New Jersey
J. M. Gries
Roserood
Obly
Nathan Adams
Dallas
W. &. Hest
Pittsburgh
H. Morton Hod- Gah
Chicago
Congress
Enfuice Companies
Appeal Filed Challenging Texas Employment Agency Law
Mrs. M. Kart Dallis of Austin appeals to the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals attacking the Texas employment agency statute as unconstitutional. She had been fined 101 dollars for violating the law by attempting to collect an employment fee exceeding 20 percent of the first month’s salary, arguing it infringes on freedom of contract.
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Austin
INS
M. Kart
Dallis
Texas Employment Agency
Court of Criminal Appeals
Karr
Advertising Firm Faces U S Charge
The Federal Trade Commission alleges Saks and Company of New York and Chicago used unfair advertising methods. The complaint claims their ads described products with pasted shoes glued with cement as forged in New York and Chicago, violating federal trade law.
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Washington, D. C
IINS
Saks and Company
New York
Chicago
Federal Trade Commnission
Baks
Federal Trade Ack
Europe Is America Crazy Says Visitor
William Klein of Chicago arrived with a group of American purists aboard the Holland America liner Statendam and declared Berliners are excessively influenced by American culture. He noted locals attend American films, listen to jazz, and even chew American rum.
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Europe
America
Wiliam Klein
Chicago
Klein
Berlin
REC Rapped for Refusal of Loan in Pennsylvania Case
Washington DC Senator Pitotman accuses the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of exceeding its authority by denying a $10 million loan to Pennsylvania. The Democrat from Nevada announced the charge, underscoring political contention over the loan decision.
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REC
Washington, D. C
Ang, Ti
Reconsuelion Finnance Corporation
Pennsylvania
Pitotman
Democrat
Nevada
Abandon Wope for 2 Miners 67 Dead
Torio Aug. 6 CNSi-Hapr was abandoned after a mine explosion at Ampelstroay mine in Wokkaido. Death toll stated with 30 or more bodies recovered and some miners entombed awaiting rescue.
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Torio
Cnsi
Alo
Wokkaido
White House Promotes Cure for Low Mood in Markets Plan
Washington officials disclosed a new push to organize commodity pools to unlock Reconstruction Finance Corp loans, aiming to restart industry. A New York pool with 26 million dollars capital would back borrowings five times the cap, while a 30 million wheat pool and a future cotton plan were contemplated to lift prices and employment levels.
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Washington, D. C
Aug
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Trip
New York Corporation
Federal Reserve
New York “Pont
Gimiltic
Abe Acker
Capitol
Win
White House
Hoover
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