Public Works Data Prep Calls For Detailed Applications
Data collection on hundreds of Texas municipal and district construction projects advances toward new form submissions for loss assistance. Ray Leeman of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce notes applicants must file comprehensive text and photo packages, including applicant names, offices, authorities, attorneys, and 30 year population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Public Works
Ray Leéutan
Tranager
South Texas Chamber of
Soong
Leeman
Joan
Certain Relief for Athlete's Foot Miracle Formula
Ad touts a skin remedy for athlete's foot ringworm and related parasitic troubles. Claims quick cooling soothing relief and rapid healing after using the product from dry goods stores. Mentions brand names and places in promotional tone with dubious typography.
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Shupkins
Savacogh
Financial Plan Details and Legal Considerations for Project
The document outlines defaults postponements and a full four year financial statement. It promises a comprehensive legal review covering applicable laws, instruments, negotiability, obligations, and all legal aspects of financing and project operation.
Baby Girl Burns as Matches Ignite Clothing in San Antonio
Evengelina Arriaga, four, of 001 South Bandacinto Street, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Wednesday for body burns caused when matches she was saying ignited her clothing. Her mother, Dolores Arriaga, heard screams and extinguished the flames. A separate classified notices section promotes a sale of good used cars at reasonable prices under Classification 73.
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Evengelina Arriaga
South
Bandacinto Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Wedmindey
Dolores Arriaga
Weather forecast and regional summaries for August
The report details a traveler oriented weather bulletin across multiple cities from Brownsville to New Orleans, noting partly cloudy skies and light to moderate winds. It includes temperature readings for many U S cities, cloud cover notes, and precipitation deficiencies for the month, with a global look at normal and deficient rainfall figures.
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Dalen
Brownsville
Galveston
New Orleans
el Mesa
el Paso
Rérfadl
Abilene
Texas
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Atlanta
Musa
Brownayville
Buffalo
N.Y
Charleston
Cheyenne
Indy
TexCloudy
Dallas
del Rio
Texentear
Denver
Colo
Widy
den Moines
Town
Dadee City
Han
Digidy
Pasa
Stear
Fort Smith
Ari
Lear
Teuss
Cloudy
Helens
Mont
Houston
Huron
Jacksonville
Angeler
Calif
Gleer
Ariz
Laan
New York
Oklshama
City
Omaha
Neh
Phoenix
Artz
Reesieleh
Lula
Citado
San Francisco
Celit
Sentile
Wash
Ahrevenort
Enon
Maninglon
Clear RK Fx Wiehila
Ain
Jon FF Wililaton
M.D. Ear
Wianines
Canada
Petty thefts report multiple local losses
Police logs list several thefts on Wednesday. W. T. Lifelow reported $182.50 in auto parts stolen from a side window. B. J. Blair said an auto radio and other gear vanished from a Kia garage. Morrowig reported a watch stolen from 422 Stonewall. An alarm clock and a watch were taken from 138 Porter Street. Alice Mammon and Crawer reported items stolen from dressers.
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W. TF Lifelow
Avenun F
J. Blair
East
Quincy Street
Kia Rerage
Morhrig
Stonewall Evenue
Hla
Wiilarna
Porter Street
Mies
Alice Mammon
Weel Joerphine
Roosevelt weighs war on crime and managed currency
President Roosevelt met with Attorney General Cummings and Raymond Moley to review the war on crime while monitoring currency policy with Irving Fisher and Treasury Secretary Woodin. He showed satisfaction with employment and commodity prices, but no action announced.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Geneval Cummings
Raymond Moley
Greenwich
Cent
Maley
Washington
Irving Fisher
Yale
Bay
Cuba
Fleased
Hr Ig
Mussolini to stage The Death of Caesar in Vienna Premiere
The Vienna Burg theater will host the world outside Italy premiere of Benito Mussolini s new play The Death of Caesar with Gio Vacchino listed as a co author Porano credited on the earlier 100 Days Mussolini plans a second historical drama about Rome s famed leader The note mentions a weekend motoring section and used car listings in the classifieds.
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Vienna
Duce
Vienna Burg
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Giovacchino
Forzeno
Poruano
Pilates
Ransom Case Ties to Urschel Kidnaping Near OKC
Federal authorities studied the return of three suspects linked to the Urschel ransom matter. More than $1500 of the ransom currency was recovered in Minneapolis as Charles Wolk Sam Nelson and Bam Broiiick were held for Oklahoma authorities. Urschel was kidnapped July 22 and released after a ransom payment estimated between 25,000 and 200,000. Investigators scoured Minneapolis and St Paul for further clues as the hunt for other suspects continued.
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Oklahoma City
Utachel
Mulionatro
Jahoma City
Minneapolis
R. J. Colvin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Minnespolis
Charles Wolk
Sam Nelson
United States Department of Justice
Charles Dischiel
Bt. Paul
Federal Agenla
Ebquetora
Millonaire Oklahoma
French airmen set new Atlantic flight record reward details
Rossi and Codos arrived after flying from New York in the Joseph Le Brix nonstop to France. The Air Ministry had offered a prize worth about 652 800 dollars payable by end of 1933 if the record stood.
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Rayar
Byrla
Meurice Ross
Paul Codos
France
Air Ministry
Rossi
Codos
New York
Joseph le Brix
Marseilles
Alfred Rushing Preparations for Anti-Trust Suits
In Austin, Alfred Rushing and state officials prepare for trial of a case charging 19 companies and two associations with Texas anti trust violations. Everett Looney and H J Bishop gather evidence and make witness lists. Trial set for October 2 in Travis County Ninety eighth District Court.
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Austin
James Y. Alfred
Texas
Everett Looney
Asistanil
H. J. Bishop
Sonarant
Looney
Department
Travis County
Allred
Big Lion Downed With Little Rifle
Harper, a veteran cowman near here, proved he can be effective with a small firearm. With his hounds he tracked a large Mexican mountain lion on the Azupico ranch in Coahuila, Mexico. The dogs treed the beast and Harper shot it down. The animal was about 7 feet long and weighed 210 pounds.
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Harper
Azupico
Coahuito
Mexico
Bread and Teeth Health Advice Waits in Odd Verse
A quirky verse urges daily orange juice and half a head of lettuce for oral health. It warns that tartar and bleeding gums signal dental trouble and danger as bacteria invade delicate gum tissue. Twice yearly dental visits are advised, per the text.
17 Geese Hatched From 16 Eggs in Idaho Farm
In Buhl Idaho Mrs. Ralph Bendia reports that 17 goslings hatched from 16 eggs. One egg is believed to have had a double yolk and produced twins, a remarkably rare occurrence.
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Ralph Bendia
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