Soviet Plan Progress Report Amid Mixed Reviews
Moscow reports that five year plan progress is mixed, with critics noting failures despite some gains. Officials cite domestic industrialization and production targets, while opponents warn past ambitions exceeded and stress the need for concrete results within four years.
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Moscow
Onetition
Yatrrion
Rulbyshes
Bbesine Apisoning Commuseion
Eiel Diveyrar
Sugttadel
Schordale
Smurgeois Grommiers
Bourgests
Untitled passage on reforms and economic prophecies
Fragmentary text reviews moves by a movie czar and livestock bride roles, plus equitation, railroads, and online formation. It references prophecies of economists and politicians and argues progress remains unsatisfied after five seats, hinting at a bleak omen.
Interstate Panel Grants Texas Rail Expansion Protest Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted Texas and several civic groups the right to intervene in the Texas and Pacific Railroad application for new lines in West Texas. The plan includes about 222 miles from Lig Spring to Veru with branches to Lub terk and Atuiritle, seeking regional impact and coordination with multiple chambers of commerce and trade organizations.
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Washington
State of
Texas
Louisiana
Manis
Texas and Cacifle
West Vesas
Lig Spring
Veru
Lubterk
Atuiritle
Civic Oramaulions Perwilled Co i
Lurvese
Dekerly Chamber of Eommerce
Galveston
Romierce
Fisiz
New Orleans
Boveau Land
Shreveport Chanker
Rene
Congress or For Wort Stoulln
Congress or for Wort Stoulln continues with debates on seating and expenditures. President Hoover urged action as Senators Nye and Vigil lead hearings while Davis, Davin, and other key figures face questions over votes and oath ceremonies.
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Davis
Eloet Vyayis
Inliur
Nye
Sevate
Acker
Senate
Dwight W. Morrow
Nean Treacy
Walter E. Ridge
Frauer
Morgan
Ambassador Edge
Jongworth
Dilson
Connecti
Hanley
Oregon
Corner
Texas
Police War on Communists in Washington DC
A crowd of several hundred named as Communists gathered before the Capitol carrying placards. Police moved in after placards appeared, tearing down signs and arresting demonstrators. Some chants called for release of political prisoners and an end to fingerprinting and registration. Sporadic fighting occurred but was quickly suppressed.
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Washington, D.C
Dee. L— Gpi
Capitol
Hig
Congress Debates Bills Aimed at Farming and Infrastructure
Washington lawmakers opened sessions with varied proposals including a $1,000,000 seed aid measure for drought hit farmers, a permanent commission handling farming industry and employment, and a $35,000 highway project along Lake Superior. Republican support appears likely as bills move forward.
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Washington, D. C
Alize
Robinson Eclocentic
Indus
Caddor
Tempecal
Tyaliana
San Aspeles
Baulder Canyon
California
Lake Superior
Teaver
Tee “Publican
Wisconsin
Tearey
Indian Bureau
Christman Uelidass
Tenceventative Siitmers
Steph Vewn
Washington
Fire and Police Civil Service Board Amendment Debate
The article outlines a proposed amendment affecting promotions and probation in the fire and police departments, outlining probation periods, suspension procedures, trial boards, and the authority to reverse actions by the fire and police commissioner. It also details conduct standards, automatic suspensions for misconduct, political restrictions, and publication plans ahead of elections with voter notices to Be xar County.
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Gg Coimiric
Erie
Fire and Police Civil Secvice Board
Canploye
Hin
Fire and Police Civil Service Board
Ewe
Ans
Civil Service Board
Civil Secrice Board
Fire
Police and Fire Star
Chase
Cmvil’ Service Board
Eliteleek
Bexar County
Moilay
C. M. Chambers
Tail Wright
Fire and Police
Mapuke
Acharnes
D. Cobbs
City reforms and pension fund clash in spring election
A city debate links the firemen and policemen pension fund with a civil service shift. The Citizens' League opposition warns of a ticket in the spring city election and a revised government plan. Section 17 and charter provisions are cited as ways to reshape appointments, while fire and police commissioners explain recent withholding of certain staff.
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Icty
Mombrre
Citizens’ League
Birth record at Hobert Th. Green hospital ranks high
The Hobert Th. Green hospital reports its second highest birth tally on a November month. Miss Hamer Currie, the hospital superintendent, notes there were several births and an average of 131 people treated daily. The notice also mentions classified real estate opportunities in the 02 light category.
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Hobert Th. Green Hospital
Mondi
Hamer Cgurrie
Fragmented OCR weather summary with scattered city reports
Fragmented text lists many U S locations with weather notes chiefly clear conditions. Mentions Atlanta Charleston Del Rio and others with inconsistent punctuation. Overall climate lines show mostly clear weather across multiple cities with sporadic temperature or condition notes.
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Allen
Atlanta
Claude Wenwasrdite
Tex
Tony Nultatn
Charleston
Cherenne
Wao
Chitnea
Ni ‘Christi
Shane Wallan
Tex Ioeyeuer
Clear del Mio
Clear Reaver
Colo
Dee Moines
Clear
Wort Sylth
Clear Fabeten
Helena
Son
Manetan
Pete Kiron
Mirb
Ay Marbennyine
Pal
Famous Labor Leader Mary Jones Dies at One Hundred
Mary mother Jones a famed militant labor leader died at her home near Wackinglam Wisconsin at age one hundred. The veteran figure who helped organize strikes from Pennsylvania coal regions to Colorado clearly shaped labor history through the Haymarket era and later recall in national matters. Funeral plans said to be in Shol Olive cemetery.
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Macy Jones
Labor
Shyer Springs
Mil. Des
Mather” Jones
Colorado
Chicago
Ag Ulnesy
Hicherd Lorris
Failway
Mars
Springfield
INS
Mary
Mother
Payroll Increase Affects City Work Force
About 18 percent of m en are shifted to sewer and fertilization ditch projects under a city plan approved after a mayoral recommendation. Steffler notes many will be retained through December with priority to long employed and families. A crowd gathered at city hall to seek pre Chicago work. original plan called for 100 men. Money allocation exceeds 10 000 to fund the wage pot and plant initiation.
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Eepartor Mouilay
Aise Smittey Ave
Vitiouk
Oly
Stree
Pol Fi
Steffler
Atce
Cy MM
Chambers Gurday
Lenat
Waa
Steller
Elle
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Chicago
Hott
Mesias
Cottoge
Tipton
Helen
Rhapsat
Saldeno
Francisco
Eiredo
Prado
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U.S
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Charles D. Herron
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