Two teens killed as auto crashes into tree in Houston
A car carrying six teens crashed into a tree at Crosby and Willow streets at 12 20 a m Tuesday. Virginia McCowan, 18, of Fort Sam Houston, died instantly. George Blakey, 19, died shortly after at Robert B Green hospital. Four others were injured and treated at the base hospital. Thalhamer, driving, stated he had just left McCowan’s home when the crash occurred.
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Crosby
Willow Streata
Virginia McCowan
Fort Gam Houston
George Blakey
BE J Blakey
Robert B. Greem Hospital
Margaret Voorman
van Ness Street
Gene “Minor
Edgar E. Poe
George Thalamet
Fort Sem Houston
Robert B. Green Hospital
Justice of the Peace
H. Talbert
Thalhamer
Meg
Miss McCowan
Willow Street
Mayor Bradford of Dallas Dies of Heart Attack
Dallas mayor Tom L. Bradford dies at 63 from a heart attack. The insurance executive and philanthropist had been in good health, spoke with friends at his club before death, and had just returned from a fishing trip to Wyoming. He was due home from near Chicago when the plane trip was anticipated.
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Dallas
Texas
Tom L. Bradford
Bradford
Wyoming
Chicago
Peruvian Leader Granted Legal Protection in Argentina
AVENOS AIRES Aug. 23. The Peruvian government informed the Argentina chamber of deputies that Haya Delatorre, head of Peru's Aprista party, will have every legal protection during his trial for political offenses.
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Aires
Argentina
Haya Delatorre
Peru
Aprista
Babson Sees American Business Clinching Recovery
HALIFAX Aug 92 American business is climbing out of a valley of low mood Babson Roger W Babson of Boston statistician visiting here today says business should be back to normal by 1934 He predicts a renewed upswing as demand improves and confidence returns for 1934 growth outlook from Babson analysis
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Halifax
N. S
Roger W. Babson
Boston
Secret committee plans budget cuts to curb tax rise
A five member secret sub committee appointed by the Bexar commissioners will study downward budget revisions to avert a 14 cent tax increase. They may propose 20 percent cuts to departments on a fee basis and 33 1/3 percent voluntary cuts by earning officers. If approved and enacted, about $70,000 could be shaved from general fund appropriations, aiming to keep the tax rate from rising.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Ochs
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Commere
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Whale Committee
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Wil
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Treasury receipts and expenditures report for August
Treasury receipts for August 20 were 2,262,586.25 dollars and expenditures 5,946,707.20 dollars. The balance stood at 998,919,558.24 dollars. Customs duties for the first 20 days of August totaled 16,254,591.68 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Walker-TanigAR Board Testimony Orchestrates Taxicab Probe
Mayor James J. Walker fights removal threats amid a court battle and a probe into taxi control. Lenor F. Loree of the Delaware and Hudson is called as a witness while board members Richard Hotchner and Daniel Reardon testify the mayor did not press taxi brokers. Albany Aug 23.
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James J. Walker
Lenor F. Loree
Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York City Board of Taxi Control
Curtin
Staley
BOARD
Henry Epstein
Felix A. Muldoon
Taxicab Control
Maurice Hotchner
Daniel L. Reardon
Japanese Report All Quiet Along Jehol Border
Japanese sources say calm returned along the Jehol border after weekend clashes with Chinese troops. Japanese forces remained at Chaoyang temple station in Jehol as a Rengo dispatch notes General Wang Che with 2000 volunteers in eastern Jehol offered submission to Manchukuo.
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Japan
Jehol
Chinere
Chaoyang Temple
Rengo
Chin-Chow Shin
Wang Che
Manshukuo
Rails Protest Use of River Barges
SOUTH BEND Aug. 23 Complaints by railroads and ship owners that government operation of Mississippi River barge lines constitutes unfair competition with private business filled the record as the Shannon congressional committee proceeded with hearings here today. Six witnesses testified yesterday and 30 others awaited a chance to appear during the four days remaining.
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South Bend
Shannon
Mission Plans Three New Packing Plants in Mission
Mission officials announce plans for building three packing plants in Mission with a total investment around 50000 dollars. The program is described as the largest launched in the Rio Grande valley city recently.
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Mission
INS
Missouri Pacific Railway
Rio Grande Valley City
Communists Riot On Trolley In Cleveland
Nearly 30 alleged Communists rioted on a Cleveland streetcar injuring five people. Passengers refused to pay fares, broke windows, pulled the trolley wire, and toppled the carriage. Passenger Thomas Hogan is named in the report.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas Hogiin
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