Cuba Welcomes Jews and Global Shifts Note
A collage of 1930s era items. Washington moves toward wet history as prohibition ends state by state. Railroads show rising income, NRA codes stir industry. Cuba invites German Jews seeking asylum, while Spain and Portugal exhale past anti Jewish policies. A Bavarian church steeple bears a Swastika amid changing European currents. New York relief efforts announce large distributions as winter nears.
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Portugal
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England
Tinea
Cuba
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Dows
Mayor endorses Buy During September drive in San Antonio
Proclamation by Mayor C K Quin urges Luis community to observe Buy During September as part of NRA effort to boost employment and spending. He cites employers increasing payrolls and urges consumers to spend extra dollars to keep jobs. Two young Black suspects abducted and shot a man near Dallas while kidnapping a local girl, with details of the encounter and the victims.
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San Antonio
Luis
NRA
K. Quin
Quin
Roosevelt sails for weekend cruise from Hyde Park to Long Island Sound
President Roosevelt departs Hyde Park at 12 19 p m aboard Shevachi of Vincent Astor for a weekend cruise. He discusses coal code progress with Gen Hugh S Johnson and notes Ford’s slow engagement with the blue eagle. The return plan is to reach Washington Tuesday morning. The yacht voyage includes Mrs Roosevelt Sr and granddaughter Sistie Call as farewells. The party sails past New York toward Long Island Sound en route to the Capitol dome.
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Roosevelt
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Vincent Astor
Hyde Pak
Hugh S. Johnson
Washington
Henry Ford
T.early
Johnson
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Hudson
Walter Vernon
New York City
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United States Capitol
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Frederick Kernd=chan
New York
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Theoiore Roosevelt
George St George
Lytle Will
Tuxedo
W. R. Stewart
Local official files suit to dodge back tax payment
Washington Ang. il.or William T. Kemper, a Denranvalle committeeman for sus sour, faces a tax board lawsuit alleging he owes back income taxes. The government seeks relief from the alleged delinquency and repayment.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
Ang. Il
William T. Kemper
Weather Forecast for San Antadio and Vicinity
Parity cloudy with showers likely Thursday night and Friday. Low around 74 degrees Thursday night. Light easterly winds. Wednesday high near 90 degrees. Central Texas near 160th meridian shows partly cloudy skies with isolated showers Thursday night and Friday. light to moderate northeast winds. Western Texas west of 10th shore sees partly cloudy conditions with probable showers Thursday night and Friday. winds from the east to northeast.
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San Antadio
Thorsday
Souliy
Texas
Roth
Kiss Marathon Ends As Couple Wins Coney Island Event
Betty Burns and Michael Calabrese set a world endurance record by kissing for three hours and two minutes in the final elimination of the Coney Island kiss marathon. Calabrese said he began his boardwalk career while Burns claimed inexperience but excitement in the moment.
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New ‘York
Aug
Indian Chief Tries Rescue of Trapped Seven Point Buck
Mohawk Chief Go Lat Dawanee descends a 200 foot cliff at Watkins Glen state park in bridal dress to lure a seven point buck stranded on a rocky ledge. Park officials halt the climb as conservation officials seek permission to continue the attempt amid tense danger and a waiting film crew.
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Watkins Glen
Gover
Watkins Glen Slate Park
Go-Lat-Dawanee
Internsi- Gieg Py 8
Willim Buck
Conservation
Albany
Dern Says Fund for Army Waits on Geneva Pact
Secretary Dern said a program of about 7.3 to 8.3 million dollars to modernize the army's land and air equipment is being held up pending the Geneva arms conference. He and allies favor using Works Progress funds to spur unemployment relief and stimulate aviation construction, promising jobs for machinists and other workers.
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Dern
Washington, D. C
Republic
Mis
Etna
Foulois opposes cutting airway beacons for economy
Major General Benjamin D Foulois, chief of the Army Air Corps, condemned plans to remove radio beacons and lights from U S airways as a cost saving move. He warned it would be like eliminating the dispatcher’s office and the automatic signaling system used nationwide by railroads and airlines.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Benjamin D. Foulois
Thrawal
War Department
Amer
Temporary New Jersey beer law extended to midnight
After a long legislative session the state extended the temporary beer law through midnight tonight, extending the current provisions and avoiding an immediate lapse. The extension pauses stricter rules and maintains current licenses and sale allowances until a final decision is reached.
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Jersey
Trenton
No. Mig
Florist 16 Victim Of Bottle Attack In Sav Antonio
A. florist about 45 named C. W. Mooney was found on his porch at 12 30 a.m. suffering more than a dozen wounds to the head from a gin bottle. Passersby R. H. Martinez and F. G. Vargas summoned help. Mooney, proprietor of the Rose Stop in the St. Anthony hall, was taken to St. Salta Rost infirmary. The broken neck of the bottle and jagged glass caused deep cuts, with police unable to identify a suspect.
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C. W. Mooney
Antonio Sorst
Moorry
Mooney
Salta Rost
St. Anthony Hale
Revere
Army Corporal Given 20 Years in Panama Canal Secrets Case
Corporal Robert Osman was convicted of storing military secrets vital to the defense of the Panama Canal. He received dishonorable discharge and hard labor imprisonment for up to 20 years after prosecutors alleged he tried to sell the documents to a group of New York Communists.
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Ang
Robert, Qsman
Panama Canal
U.S. Army
Osman
New York
W C T U Leader Vows to Oppose Prohibition Repeal
Ella Boole, president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, states the group will continue to oppose any repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. She cites support for national wage and hour standards and affiliations with the national headquarters as proof of ongoing effort amid recent political addresses.
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U—t
Wilton
Tip Nghe
Ella &. Boole
Will Rontline
Half Inch Rain Forecast by Jarboe in San Antonio
The US Weather Bureau recorded half an inch of rain in San Antonio and warned more rain to continue through the day. Meteorologist J H Jarboe forecast pleasant weather after the rain with a high near 30 and night lows in the mid forties. The Wednesday total rainfall reached forty seven hundredths of an inch and the coldest April morning dipped to 44 degrees.
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San Antonio
United States Weather Bureau
J. H. Jarboe
Reconvening of Parley Up to U S
Prime Minister R B Bennett predicted on his return from Britain that the world conference will reconvene in whole or in part once the United States has adjusted its wartime conditions to permit closer consideration of world problems. He has been away three months and led Canada’s delegation at the London conference.
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Murray Bay
Quence
R. B. Bennett
Great
Dntain
United States
Loudon
Lindberghs Enter Denmark on Monarch’s Invitation
Lindberghs, arriving in Denmark after a staged flight across the Atlantic, were received in private audience at Amalienborg Castle by King Christian and Queen Alexandrine. The couple plans a brief visit to Sweden, Lindbergh’s Swedish descent noted.
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Copenhagen
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Im— Calatel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Christian
Alexandrine
Amalienborg Cagtle
Liniberghs
Sweren
Lindbergh
Auxiliary Bishop of New York Dead
The Moss Rev. John J. Dunn auxiliary bishop of the Catholic diocese of New York died in St. Vincent's hospital today. He would have been 63 years old tomorrow.
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New York
Moss
John J. Dunn
Viscount Grey Reported Weaker in England
An official bulletin from Christon Bank reports Viscount Grey of Talintan as weakened after several days of illness. The update notes his condition has grown weaker, with no further details on prognosis or treatment provided.
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Viscount Grey
Christon Bank
Eng
Wiscount Grey
Talintan
Bates at Nar Oklahoma City in Urschel kidnapping case
UASCHEL SEES BATES AT NAR OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 1 f Bates indicter as principal in Urschel kidnapping. Bates arrived by plane from Denver with federal guards to be taken to county jail. Arraignment of 32 suspects in the Urschel case set for federal court tomorrow. Harvey Bailey and George Kelly among principals. Kelly still at large. Bennetts and others connected to ransom money arrests in Minneapolis and St Paul noted.
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toAiver
Bates
Ghiiles PF
Arsehel Kidiapine
Denver
Grinburg
Orschel
Uhr Urschels
Urschel
Harvey Bailey
SLI 13
Dellas
Flcecs
George
Kelly
Shangon
Texas
Minneapolis
St. Paul i
Ursehed
Ayer Rent Row May Put 5000 on Streets
A dispute between tenants and landlords over rent threatens to leave up to 5000 people homeless in Gothenburg. City authorities, aided by mediators, seek to avert a housing crisis affecting working men and their families.
Anathan Austin Engineer Hurt in Accident
Temple Texas reports an Austin engineer injured in a sudden rain related highway accident. The man was last seen at a hospital in Temple after a wreck involving a vehicle and water drainage. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate injuries sustained during travel.
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Temple
Texas
Gurvete
Ausuin
Aineer
Élod
Wien Lander
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