A Welcome Baby News and Global Reflections
Aug 17 report from Bourbons Never Learn to honor Lindbergh baby birth and future naming in memory of Senator Davis W. Morrow. California Olympiad sums, Kobe to Paris, with Japan praised for courage. Police report a Spanish noblewoman’s fatal lashing incident. Barons and horses shine, while a New York–style tax note and local fires loom.
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Japan
Hearrt Ranch
Ban Simeon
Calif
Lindbergh
Uliter
Remior
Davight W. Morrow
Paris
Prince Edgar de Bourbon
Candelaria Bravioler
Uranus
Arenng Wagfred Ih Thaly
Baron Nishi
Tim
Wil
Tokyo
California
Cermak predicts Roosevelt landslide in November return
Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak forecasts Franklin D. Roosevelt will win the upcoming U S presidential election by the widest margin in history. He also predicts beer will be legalized within a year or so.
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Cermak
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Whvg
Loday
Viena
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Testimony of witnesses attacked in bank robbery trial
Prosecution wrapped the case against Lieut. Herbert C. Lichtenberger, former Randolph Field flier charged with robbing Behertz State Bank, resting at 11:30 am. Defense attorney J. Franklin Spears said the case would last one day. Testimony covered arrest timing, a pistol found, and clothing identified as worn by the robber.
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Herbert C. Lichtenberger
Randolph Field
Behertz State Bank
J. Franklin Spears
Spears
Lichtenberger
Pirsl
Robert W. Douglass
Charles H. Danforth
Air Corps Training Center
F. L. Martin
James A. Mollison
Liehlenberger
A. CO. Litine
Guadalupe County
Maloukis
J. Maloukis
Military Police
Te Defense
Sergean J. Maloukis
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Parkly cloudy Wednesday night and This day. Sweet temperature Wednesday night about 74 degrees and the highest temperature Thursday about 92 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds. High Tuesday 100, low Wednesday morning 73, higher Wednesday about 80 degrees. East Texas partly cloudy with likely thunder showers Wednesday night and Thursday. West Texas partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday with potential thunder showers.
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San Antonio
Texas
Women Emancipation Yet Failing Feet Slavery Claim
Chicago report cites Dr. Anna TD Biwaut describing female oppression through fashion. She argues American women endure harm from restrictive footwear and high heels, urging awareness that shoes burden the body and mold beauty standards into constraint.
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Chicago
Anna TD. Biwaut
President Hoover Ends Fishing Trip on Chesapeake Bay
President Hoover wrapped up a three day rest and fishing trip on the Chesapeake Bay and headed toward Annapolis aboard the Sequoia with the presidential party. He planned a motor trip to the White House after lunch and then likely to travel to his Rapidan fishing camp that afternoon.
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Hoover
Chesapeake Bay
Washington, Dcg
Commerce Department
Sequoia
Annapolis
White House
Sukely
Rapidan
US Orders Probe of River Accident
Louisville dispatch says a United States inspector on steam vessels opened an inquiry after the excursion steamer City of Memphis struck a rock in the Ohio River near Louisville. A crowd of 748 excursionists from New Albany and 33 crewmen were landed safely as the crippled boat drifted to the Kentucky shore with its hull torn and stern partly submerged.
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Louisville
United States Inspector
City of Memphis
Ohio
New Albany
Ind
Kentucky
Piccard Plans to Take Off Thursday in Balloon Flight
Zurich August reports that stratosphere scientist Auguste Piccard intends to launch a balloon on Thursday for a second high altitude exploration. Weather today was favorable, with preparations restarted after several postponements due to prior weather concerns.
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Piccard
Zurich
Switzerland
T— Vm
Auguste Piccard
Regnions
Mexican gunboat Progresso to ferry Mexican repatriates
The Mexican gunboat Progresso, on west coast coast guard duty, is ordered to sail to San Pedro California to pick up 600 Mexican repatriates and return them to Mexico. A dollar amount was announced today.
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Mexico City
Ally
Progresso
San Pedro
Calif
Mexico
Springs Wheels in Dead Cow Stomach
A postmortem on a cow in Manchester reveals a cow died from ingesting springs and cog wheels. Wire and materials found in one stomach suggest the animal ate junk, causing fatal internal damage.
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Manchester
Towa
Ivan Bootie
German Actress Arrives for Films in Hollywood
German actress arrives in Hollywood to work with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. She closely resembles Wilma Banky former star, noted in late August dispatches as joining the film studio for upcoming productions.
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Hollywood
Wilma Banky
Allent Plebires
Charlove Susa
Blont
Metro-Goldwyt-Mayer
Relief Efforts Accelerate After Texas Storm
In Texas hurricane zones Red Cross workers expanded a wide relief program with registration stations to aid destitute and homeless. Edith Miller leads field operations from Houston while plans shift food, clothing, and housing support to Brazoria, Freeport, and other affected towns.
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Houston
Texas
Wiss Edith FR. Miller
Gora Senuman
Brazoria
Frank Harris
Miss Miller
Angleton
Red Cross
Freeport
Camp Palacios
Brother Questions Tobacco Heir Death in Trinidad
Malvereus Brrvlee reports from Port of Spain that Richard Reynolds, brother of tobacco heir Smith Reynolds, questions the suicide ruling. Authorities say Reynolds returned from North Carolina and made a dramatic remark amid ongoing probes into the heir’s death.
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Self Choy
Ipi
Malvereus Brrvlee
Ine
Alrich
Hope High for Smiths Help in Roosevelt Campaign
New York August 17 Ex Governor Alfred E Smith drew strong support from Democratic circles for backing Franklin D Roosevelt in the campaign for president. Speaker John N Garner, Roosevelt’s running mate, met with Smith and spoke publicly after the visit, though Smith himself declined to comment on the encounter.
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Smith
New York
Alfred 3. Smith
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Washington
Peel
Franklin S. Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Hyde Park
N.Y
Garner
Texas
Murray Refuses to Save Killers
OKLAHOMA CITY August 17 With Governor Murray's refusal today to interfere two more prisoners are to die in the electric chair Thursday midnight One is Tra J Alder Blaine county farmer who in September 1928 killed his brother in law Tom McDonell and McDonalds wife because they didnt cook enough pie Filmore Davis a negro also killed a deputy sheriff a year ago.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Tra J. Alder
Blaine County
Tom McDoneld
McDonald
Filmore Davis
Sleeping Sickness Victim Shows Signs Of Recovery
In Chicago on August 11, a ray of hope emerged for Patricia Maguire who has suffered sleeping sickness since February. Her family reports she is showing signs of recovery as serum from her own blood is used to counteract the disease at her Oak Park home.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Serun
Wife of Financier Will Seek Divorce
Reno reports Mrs. Jesse L. Livermore will seek a divorce from the Wall Street financier. She said she plans to file after completing a six weeks residence requirement and will charge cruelty in the suit though she has not yet retained an attorney.
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Reno
USI
Jesse L. Livermore
Wall Street
Directors Vote Regular Dividend on Phone Stock
American Telephone and Telegraph directors declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 a share payable October 15 to stock of record September 20. The decision to continue payments amid decreased earnings was seen as signaling expected business improvement in coming months. No management statement was issued.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Favorable Balance Reported for July
The commerce department reported the largest favorable trade balance of the year for July with exports exceeding imports by 20 million dollars. June’s balance was 3 million and July 1991’s balance was 6 million. Exports in June 1932 totaled 107 million while imports were 19 million.
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Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
Youths Device Transforms Shotgun Into Machine Gun
Chicago August 1. An attachment that converts a standard shotgun into a machine gun firing 400 rounds per minute was invented by 20 year old Hinsdale resident Charles A. Michaldr a La Grange junior college student. He announced to Forest Park police and the state's attorney chief investigator that he has samples and has refused gangster offers. He seeks U S government Army use and says it can fit any ordinary self loading shotgun.
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Chigagg
Hinsdale
Charles A. Michaldr
la Grange Junior College
Ure Forest Park Police
Pat Roche
Michals
United States
Jurors weigh Lancaster trial over Clarke murder case
In Miami Florida August 11 1941 jurors deliberated in the case of Captain W N Lancaster charged in the Haden Clarke death. The panel of 12 weighed circumstantial evidence amid Judge H F Atkinson instructions finding no clear innocence or guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The British flyer linked to the case and Lancaster’s flying partner were referenced amid the love triangle motive.
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Miami
Fla
W. N. Lancaster
Triaugie
Haden Clarke
Circuit Court
H. F. Atkinson
Atkinson
Lancaster
Jogets
Keith Killer
Wvintric
Jobless Men Refuse to Accept Work in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on August 17 six men receiving county aid for themselves and families refused work after county officials offered road construction jobs paying two dollars for an eight hour day. They were told no work, no food. More than one hundred others accepted the employment.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Monndsyile
Kennedy seeks Mexican divorce to speed split from Hudson
Ma Kennedy of Los Angeles plans to end her marriage quickly by Mexican divorce courts. She seeks a swift, uncomplicated dissolution from Guy Hudson, asserting California's procedures are too slow.
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Ma’ Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Binnie
Kennedy
Bes
Bee
Guy
Whalea-Man
Hudson
Enid flood death toll climbs after August rain
Enid Oklahoma ws drenched by 10.78 inches of rain flooding Cherokee and Enid areas. Maggie McFarland 47 Marshall died after being swept away. Andrew Brady Luther Milner clung to treetops before rescue. An elderly couple vanished at Cherokee. Four others missing. Cottonwood Creek burst banks. Bridges washed out. hotels and stores flooded. extensive livestock losses estimated at $300,000.
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Enid
Olow
Exid
Cherokee
Bara Cellan
Queen Marie Tires of Family’s Spat In Rumored Move
Queen Marie of Romania plans to sell her castle on the Black Sea and move to Moedling near here, weary of royal family quarrels. Moedling hosts tense police posts amid rumors of intrigue involving Croatian militants and the Jugoslavian queen visiting Princess Deana after the birth of Archduke Stefan.
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Vegiane
Marie
Rumania
Black Sea
Moeding
Moedling
Princesa Deana
Archduke Stefen
Penazante
Jugoslavia
Wyoming Primary Balloting Tight as Precincts Counted
Barry H. Weston, Wyoming treasurer and Republican convention choice for governor, held a slight lead over Acting Governor A. M. Clark with nearly half the precincts counted in the state primary held yesterday in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Barry H. Weston
A. M. Clark
Apartment Listings and Rates Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR shows apartment listings with monthly rents and addresses across multiple blocks including Alexander, Hallie, Gulletin, Laural, and Ki Mouton. The text also references a Pentel Adm Coll Ane and An Amintha, with scattered names and prices, indicating a historical housing ad section.
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Wenk
Mart
Mont Iy
Victuctn
Eos
Laren
Maonth
Alexander
Hallie
Car
Dumoulla
Anthony
Mouton
Fos
HLA
nooMa
Alamo
Mary
Barteron
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