Navy aircraft cuts under Roosevelt economy drive
The Roosevelt administration faces a 30 million dollar cut in naval air service funds, with an implied loss of 632 planes by July 1, 1996. Actions include blocking plane expenditures, Congress trimming for Ranger and cruiser needs, and no work funded for 235 aircraft across new carriers and the 238 million naval building program, risking unemployment and reduced naval strength.
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Four Texas prisoners freed by governor Ferguson
Austin August 14 Governor Mattin A Ferguson granted full pardons to four Texas penitentiary inmates. Among them Jack Clulia of Harris County, serving five years for embezzlement, was convicted in May 1830. The action follows reports of the convicts’ good behavior and potential rehabilitation.
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John W Warren dies. long career noted
Funeral services for John W. Warren 65 of San Antonio after a banker rancher and real estate career. Former president of a Sweetwater bank and Texas Good Roads Association pioneer. Survived by widow four sons a daughter a sister and a brother with a grandchild. Services held Monday at his West Mistletoe residence.
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Insull Leads Foe of Poor Recluse in Exile
Athens report details Samuel Insull once ruling a 2 billion dollar utility empire now living in Greece. He refuses most letters due to stamps cost, says he cannot help financially. He spends time in arts and archaeology, avoiding contacts as he contends with exile and poverty.
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Governor Reviews Guard at Palacios Encampment
Governor Miriam A Ferguson inspected the Thirty ninth division of the Texas National Guard at a linear encampment near Palacios. The event was part of a routine review as noted in the Austin dispatches.
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Social events and society calendar noted in city page
Local society column lists dinners luncheons and entertainments hosted by Bratton Hospital officers Mrs William Fair Miss Admin Willoughby and others. Highlights include a wedding announcement for Velma Means and William Steele, a San Antonio Christian Burrcoavor union picnic, guests visiting from Washington DC and Monterey Mexico, and multiple bridge and dinner gatherings at Fort Sam Houston and city clubs. The piece mentions a forthcoming wedding of Elizabeth Ferguson and Frederick Housinger and plans for a horse show on the terrace.
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Washington, D. C
Car Theft Suspect Escapes Officers in Downtown Chase
A car owned by Miss Rya Earnest was stolen from a downtown parking lot. Police officers T J Nunn and A Zapata captured two men brought to detective headquarters. One suspect fled during the booking process, escaping through a hallway before being recaptured nearby. The second man remained in custody.
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Flood Spreads Across Chinese Provinces After Dike Breaks
Flood waters of the Yellow River spread over vast areas in Shandong and Tangshan regions as five dike breaches, each about two miles wide, flood towns and farmland. Widespread inundation causes deaths and destruction across Suanowalt and adjacent provinces.
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Weather Delays Lindbergh Jaunt in Groayland Flight
Anomaodsalik reports Lindbergh's jaunt delayed by bad weather. Col. Charts a. ddndbergh prepared for a flight in Joe land as depart conditions deteriorate. Mr and Mrs Tindheral conduct aerial mapple sour of naochhern meat.
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Confiscation After Church Split at Jonesboro Tabernacle
In Jonesboro Arkansas a church split led to rival services with differing hymns sung simultaneously. Police confiscated three shotguns loaded with buckshot near the choir platform as five men were arrested for assault with deadly weapons. A guard was placed on the tabernacle and services ordered abandoned.
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Two Suspects Held in Taxi Holdup
City detectives arrested two suspects early Monday after Buckhorn Taxi driver Joe Reyou was robbed of $2 by two passengers he picked up at 414 West Travis Street. The report notes the suspects Sabines and Garlas treks. Also mentioned is MARK PEACE PACT DATE and a Washington dispatch on August 14 about the fifth anniversary observance of the College-Bloland pact by the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom.
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