Texas Company Increases Gasoline Prices At Stations
The Texas Company raised line prices by one cent a gallon effective at 8 45 this morning. Retail prices listed show first grade gasoline at 22 cents, second grade 18 cents, and No 3 grade 25 1 2 cents per gallon. The move is tied to NRA core adoption. Other major marketers had not yet matched the increase, but were expected to follow. Convicts Vernon Shores and Ike Winkie were paroled today on general paroles.
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Foulton
Texas Company
Texes
Otter
San Antonio
Austin
Vernon Shores
Ike Winkie
Wert
Kidneys and Backache Promises From Osteopathy Explored
A fragmentary piece argues backache often misattributed to kidney disease and promotes osteopathic diagnosis. It notes that some practitioners claim to diagnose by touch and offer instant relief, while warning of misleading advertising. It references medical debate and historic skepticism.
America must raise national defense through efficient pilots and fair treatment
William Randolph Hearst argues that the United States should rely on government use of airplane mail contracts to ensure pilots are treated well and that private companies meet high efficiency standards. He warns politicians to rise above pork barrel politics and urges citizens to demand national-minded policy and self government for truly good government.
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Republic
William Randolph Hearst
Insull Trial Set Tuesday At Athens Appellate Court
The Athens appellate court set Tuesday morning to hear Samuel Insull extradition case proceedings. The former Chicago utilities operator, detained since Saturday, seeks return amid finances collapse linked to his interests. Deputy Rhall aiding defense. Insull requests no comment beyond noting rushed preparations.
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Athens
Appeai Cour
Samuel Ingall
Chicago
Pericles Rhall
Four Thousand Join Fight Against Forest Fire in Oregon
Portland reports a massive mobilization as 4000 firefighters from various organizations deploy a new offensive plan. The aim concentrates force south of Tillamook along a 50 mile corridor to trap the blaze. Two primary defense mnexes are set, with two tentative ones planned if containment fails in the Nestucci region.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Orveon
Tillamook
Eonongration
Ute Nestucci
Trio Killed by Current in Upprville Virginia
Ernest Wall a leading horseman and Fitz Kines died when attempting to attach an electric bulb to a yard wire to play croquet after dark. Wolf and his partner Bs Wolf died rushing to aid. The Wolfs were prominent in Northern Virginia racing circles. Kines was a tailor.
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Upperville
Ernest Wall
Fitz Kines
Kines
Wolf
Wolfs
Virginia
Cal Tailor
Attys Told No Court Would Dare Rule Against NRA
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug 28 Attorney General of Michigan Patrick H O Brien told delegates at the National Association of Attorneys General meeting that no U S court would set aside President Roosevelt recovery program He welcomed legal heads of states and argued the national industrial recovery act offends constitutional due process and takings clauses in its handling of private property for bul le use without just compensation
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Patrick H. O'Brien
Michigan
National Association of Attorneys
Genral
United States
Roosevelt
O'Arinn
Dealer Injured by Own Burglar Trap in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Aug 20 41 Talvo R Hulke was wounded by a burglar trap he set at his service station near Throckmorton. He opened the door and a shotgun trap fired, a bullet struck in the hip. He was reported in critical condition.
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Fort Worth
Talvo R. Hulke
A. Won
Throckmorton
Holse
Brain Trust Leader Moley to Exit Editor Role
The article reports on Professor Moley leaving the editor position amid Hull Moll ey policy tensions and London conference fallout. It notes American delegates resenting Moleys bold stance, trans Atlantic ties, and advice to the White House. Retirement opens a path for a successor, with Senator Bittman named as a likely choice.
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Professor Maley
Marey
London
Moley
Senator Pill
Professor Moley
Atlantic
Critein
White House
Ramsay MacDonald
Hull
Leméon
Washington
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonalds
Mr. Roosevelt
Bittman
Astor and Moley deny funding ties to journalistic venture
Vincent Astor and Raymond Moley publicly denied any race paying connection to their upcoming editorial project. Moley explained plans for a nonpartisan, tabloid sized weekly published from Washington and New York, with Moley teaching at Columbia and Astor contributing writings.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Raymond Moley
Inday
Astor
Maley
State Department
Moley to Edit New Weekly Under Astor Partnership
Raymond Moley, Roosevelt adviser, will depart to edit a new national weekly published by Vincent Astor. Moley’s resignation becomes effective September 7, as Astor outlines a goal of a free and vivid weekly interpretation of national changes. The move follows tensions with Hull and a shift in White House policy dynamics.
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Hyuh
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Atatin
Vincent Astor
Columbia University
State Department
Hull
Morry
Nnk
Moley
Mr. Roosevelt
Astor-Moley
Astor
White House
Thcre
Maley
Hoover
Mipde
London
Sterelary Hull
Weather Summary and Temperatures Report
The report lists 3am temperatures and a five hour period ending 7am Monday with total inches for precipitation and rainfall since January 4 totaling 1193 inches. It notes sun rise and moon rise times for Tuesday and Monday and provides a list of cities with observed conditions from Abilene to Wichita including clear skies and showers. The piece ends with a brief note on merchandising in a miscellaneous section.
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Paridas
San Antonio
Tallan
Brownsville
San Anton
New Orleans
Amaia
Tex
Amianin
Heaton
Maas
Ter
Butta
Charleston
Cheyanne
Clady
Ko Chinnzo
Corpuw Christi
Tax
Denver
Cala
Galverton
Tes
Heluna
Mant
Manaton
Dackaanelite
Kansan City
Little Tack
Ark Blandy
Mantgarnerss
Aisinant Krriiles
Cale
Mowe
New Orleane
Cat
New York
Omana
Koh
Char
Phenix
Ari Lear
Calif
Talat
Ohio
Wichita
Kan
Can
French Isle Under Guard in Protest on St Louis Street
Bluejackets from two French warships patrolled French Isle near BT. Pierre Miquelon after a week of tax rioting. Protest leaders claimed a partial victory saying Paris planned recalling Governor Barrilot. Rioters were arrested and later freed by the crowd. The outbreak began outside the government building as demonstrators demanded officials return to Peaner.
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Pierre
Miquelon
Paris
Barrilot
Peaner
Jall
Food Price Rise Slows Across 51 Cities
Washington August reports show retail food prices rose over 8 percent from June 15 to July 15 but only 2 percent in August. Prices at grocers return to February 1942 levels and are about 18 percent above April's peak. Of 42 commodities, 32 higher this month, 8 lower, 2 unchanged. average spread over 51 cities reached 44 points.
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Washington, D. C
Labor Department
Bodies of ten Gubans found by ADL secret society
Havana in August 1938 reports ten ARC secret society members found remains believed killed by the army during the abortive revolution of August 1931. Two identified as Dr Andrey Bucallao and dose Hernandes. Dias Diex killed May 1832 via bomb in a registered mail package. Four others later executed by a military guard. Last night shooting at the national capitol. Workers on Cuba and Northern railways to resume after four week strike. Pay demands unresolved. March 1090 pay levels under review. Additional island-wide disruptions noted.
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Havana
ARC Secret Aociety
Dies Diaz
Lake Piedra
Haven
Andrey Bucallao
Dose Hernandes
Gesardo Me Thedo
Dias Diex
Aif
Cxpitol
Cuba
London Watching Conference in U.S.
The approaching meeting between President Roosevelt and Manlegu Nonpin, governor of the Bank of England, drew strong interest in London financial circles. Newspapers in the United States cited the visit but offered reticent explanations, with financiers speculating the talks relate to the declining values of both the dollar and the pound sterling.
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London
Roosevelt
Manlegu Nonpin
Bank of England
United States
Finzneta Wellers
Government seeks recovery of insurance payment in Buford case
Aug 28 report from Pittsburgh states the government aims to reclaim $10,000 paid to Mrs. Wilble Buford for her husband’s accidental death. Investigators found the insured man is white, not Black, and that he is alive, challenging the claim and suggesting error in the payout.
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Wilble Buford
Health and laxative chewing gum product ad fragment
A fragmentary advertisement extols a chewing gum that supposedly delivers a laxative effect gradually. It mentions health dependence on the product and implies steady administration, though the text is garbled and several words are unclear. The piece reads like a dental or health aid promo from an era favoring simple, brandy sales lines.
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Lara Tye
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