Fascist influence case cited by Auto Workers head
OttD FASCIST REVAL WASHINGTON Dev 1-t- mcKavane Homer Martin president of the Pontias said 200 othe women Inter Dalled Automobile Workers union told house investigators today saw them. Thilian vice consul Giacomo Cagar ell attempted to persuade American citizens of Italian ancestry to Detroit to support the Fascist government. Testifying before a committee investigating un American activities Martin said the Italian government asked Americans to aid Fascist Italy and warned of threats of violence. Ungarelli's recall followed protests and representations to the Italian government. Martin described a revival of Fascist activities within months including interference with Wayne county election campa. Col 3.
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Washington
Dev
mcKavane
Homer Martin
Pontias
Automobile Workers Union
Lim
Bryant
House
Thilian
Giacomo Cagar
Ancesti
Detroit
Nags
Federats
Ungarelli
Martin
Italy
Brasil
Italan
Tulian
Spac
G. I
John BF
Prey
Metal Trades Department
The
American Federation O Tabor
Frey
Campelen
Wayne County
Poe
Trole
Marth
Comenon
Paul V
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Troonevelle Murphy
Martinus Serle
Gardes
Girl and youth die in Winchester shooting tragedy
In Winchester Inn Harriett Jordan 18 and Austin Roberts 22 were found dead from gunshot wounds in Harriett’s kitchen. A 22 caliber revolver lay by the bodies as a radio played. Authorities say relatives indicated jealousy over a recent dating incident and Roberts told his stepmother that Harriett would not do that again.
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Winchester
Inn
Dee
Harriett Jordan
Austin Roberts
Harriett
Lester Mann
Roberts
Stanley Tybosky
Public Enemies Elude Dragnet in Missouri Chase
Excelsior Springs area gangs run night search as Benny and Estelle Dickzon, public enemy couple No 1, evade deputies, highway patrol, and federal agents. Sixteen deputies withdraw. still, patrols and agents roam the roads in a South Dakota tank robbery pursuit.
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Dragnet
Excelsior Springs
Highway Patrol
Aherit
Benny
Estelle Dickzon
South Dakota
Mexican Pilot Aims To Break Nonstop Glendale Mexico City Record
Glendale Calif Dec 1 Capt Francisco Sarabla of Mexico plans a non stop flight from Glendale to Mexico City hoping to shave at least two hours from the 8 hours 22 minutes record set by J Aney Anderson of Los Angeles in 1936. Sarabla has logged millions of miles and seeks a new air record next Monday.
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Glendale
Calif
Francisco Sarabla
Mexico
Mexico City
Sarabla
Aney Anderson
Los Angeles
Dallas Prisoner Falls Tenderly To Ground In Escape Attempt
A Dallas prisoner, 18 year old Duncan Ford, fell 55 feet from a cell window while attempting an escape from the city jail. He suffered a broken spine, crushed shoulder and battered jaw as a blanket rope failed to reach the ground. A cell mate heard groans and alerted officers.
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Dallas
Dail
Duncan Ford
Weather Summary for San Antonio and East Texas
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail across San Antonio and vicinity with light westerly winds. Thursday night into Friday sees light to moderate southerly winds and temperatures around 74 during the day and 62 at night. East Texas shows decant onal light rains in the east and south Thursday night and Friday with warmer northeast. West Texas remains generally fair in the west portion and partly cloudy in the east, Thursday night into Friday, with warmer conditions in the north and extreme west.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Publicity Brings Marriage for Rochester Carpenter
In Goshen Indiana Albert Pontius known as Nip tied the knot with Margaret Davis Johnston after publicity of his courtship. Pontius met his bride via a mail order romance and she lived with him in his renovated home before returning home in Pennsylvania.
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Rochester
Ind
Albert
Nip) Pontius
Miss Davis
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Plummer Named City Tax Chief In San Antonio
The 55 year old retiree Plummer was named tax commissioner by Mayor Quin in a secret city council session. He was sworn in at a public meeting and pledged the appointment came without solicitation or strings. The scene included cheers from department staff and a controversial payroll resolution debated after the oath.
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MM. Plummer
Prank
Bushick Sr
San Antonio
Coe Coy
Cer Crewepeey
Don Politica
C. K. Quin
Plummer
Tssges
Tax Department
Council
W. F. Copeland
Janes Simpson
Cies of
Bot Phimner
T. D. Dobbs
Quin
Lasy
Plitamey
Pri Gteffler
Ed Selbrecht
Standard
Freeman
Meverick-Clarke
Printing Companies
Sigmund Press, Inc
Theo WM. Plummer
C.K. Quin
San Antonio Resident Adds Five Dollars for Police Pay
A San Antonio resident, Mrs. Lillam M Lewis, mailed Chief Owen Kilday a five dollar bill to apply on account. Born from St Paul, Minnesota, she calls herself a San Antonio adopted daughter and urges a tax to boost police and patrol wages, proposing payments ranging from five to fifty dollars as appreciation.
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San Antonio
Owen Kilday
Lillam M Lewis
Tash Magiclin
Avenir
Campere
St. Paul
Police
Texas Hunter Soldier Hit By Accidental Gunshot
Walter Pryor aged 18 was gravely wounded by an accidental gunshot near his home 18 miles north of Mocona Texas while starting to mount a topounting activity. He was rushed to Velcity Falls for treatment.
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Texas
Mocona
Walter Pryor
Wlenity Falls
Pilot Boat Sinks After Collision Near Cape Henry
Norfolk dispatch reports the Baltimore pilot boat Nwatharn sank in five feet of water sixteen miles southeast of Cape Henry after a collision with the British freighter Livarbank. Twenty two men aboard the pilot boat were rescued.
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Norfolk
Tinsi
Baltimore
Nwatharn
B. Tabner
Cape Henry
Livarbank
Philanthropic Texan Victim of Buzz Saw in Texas
Frank Nel Crane a Navarro county philanthropist who funded aid programs and a foundation to promote mankind was found dead in his workshop after an electric buzz saw incident. J J Muller the employee reported the scene as Justice of the Peace noted the self inflicted death. Crane's survivors include son Hugh A Drane of Dallas and his widow Florence Adelia Bing ham Drane. He once led Texas Techs Regent Board and donated Deane Hall at Trinity University. He warned trustees benevolence must prompt self help and the foundation aimed at religion education saving and alleviating suffering.
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Corsicana
Nec
Frank Nel Crane
Buzz
Daslice
Foster
Navarro County
Crane
J. J. Muller
Deane
Trinity
Texas
Santa Claus
Two Men Abduct Woman Near Oxon Hill in Broad Daylight
Washington police and Maryland state troopers searched for Mary Brown 18 after her sister Lacy 19 said two roughly dressed men abducted her while they were near their Oxon Hill Maryland home. Lacy escaped through a fence and Mary screamed as she was dragged to a truck. Neighbors aided the search with ledgers of trucks checked and woods tramped. investigators questioned two men in a nearby truck who denied involvement. Bystanders recalled hearing screams as the incident unfolded. The investigation cites possible federal statute thresholds for kidnapping across a date line or long missing cases.
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Washington, Dre
Mary Brown
Lacy
Oxon Till
Willam
Brown
Edward Johnson
Maryland
Washington
Oxon
Brown Howe
Ell
Liquor Credit Limit Set by Federal Agency
The federal Alcohol Administration fixed a one day credit limit for liquor manufacturers and wholesalers to ten planters on future orders from delivery date. Credit terms already in place will not be affected for a year.
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Washington
Federal Alcohol Administration
Rotarians to Have Birthday Party at Friday Meeting
Rotarians will observe a December birthday party at the weekly meeting Friday in the gt Anthony Neel tab. The program will be under the charge of the club's service committee and feature a noted observer.
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Rotary Club
Anthony Neel
Progam
Damper Puts Rain Hopes On Hold In Regional Weather
Weather outlook dampens farmers and city planners as continued dry spell stalls planting plans and water supply projections. Officials urge water conservation while meteorologists track potential late-season showers for the region.
Weather forecast hints light showers with clearing skies
The forecast from Weatherman WH Jarboa predicts Thursday will bring early fog and clouds with only traces of rain. By afternoon the sun may break through and light showers are possible at night and Friday. Temperatures stay warm with highs near 74 and lows around 62. Light showers were reported across Houston to Del Rio and from Brownsville to Austin, with the heaviest accumulation near Corpus Christi.
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San Antonio
Jarboa
Avan
Gulf
Houston
del Rio
Brownsville
Austin
Nehab
Four Hurt as Crack Train Leaves Rails Near Oroville
Four trainmen were injured and 52 passengers shaken when the locomotive and two cars of the Western Public Railway Scenic Limited derailed a mile south of Oroville, California, yesterday. The wreck occurred when the train left the tracks but did not overturn, details indicate the incident disrupted travel and caused injuries among crew and passengers.
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Oroville
Calif. Nec
Western Pubilie Railways Scenic Limited
Orovilie
James Roosevelt to Return for Clinic Checkup in Rochester
James Roosevelt son of the president is expected to arrive in Rochester Minnesota late next week for a physical checkup at Lune Mayn clinic The president's eldest son underwent a gastric ulcer operation here on September 11
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James Roosevelt
Rooqhester
Minn
Lune Mayn Clinic
Qadere
County Attorney Acquitted of Theft Charge
Comanche December 1 County Attorney D B Parker was acquitted today of a charge of theft by false pretext. The acquittal ends the case against Parker in the Comanche area as details of the trial were reported.
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Comanche
Atorney D
Parker
Railroads seek citrus freight cut. demand balance relief
Dan Washington reports that railroads rejected Secretary Wallace's emergency plan for reducing citrus freight rates. A F Cleveland of the Association of American Railroads claims current rules are below the interstate commission maximum and warns rate cuts would trigger similar demands from other commodities. The advisory committee notes the season's crop is not larger than normal, challenging the justification for wider price adjustments.
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Washington
Dan
Wallace
A. F. Cleveland
Association of American Reailroads
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Association
Agriculture Department
Cleveland
Youth Sought by FBI Returns Home in Windsor Locks
Frank Edward Headlycr, 24, who had been missing since Thanksgiving, appeared at his parents' home in Windsor Locks, ending a FBI search at their request. His parents had feared he would disappear again. In other local news, Mrs. Maria Claro PabloS, from the El Paso consulate, succeeded Mrs. Wencesla Flores as clerk of the local Mexican consulate, transferring to Philadelphia.
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FBI
Windsor Locks
INS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Friank Edward Headlycr
Maria Qlero Pablos
Wencesla Flores
Philadelphia
Pablos
el Paso
Vanderbilt Co-Eds Angered by Ban on Bare Legs
Nashville residents report tension as a Vanderbilt protest focuses on a new rule banning bare legs and knee socks for female students. Dean Ada Staple declined to release enforcement details while supporters plan a Saturday demonstration in chapel attire to urge appeal.
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Vandy
Nashville
Tenn
Githy
Ada Fel
Bus and freight collision shocks Salt Lake City region
A freight train collided with a bus near Salt Lake City, injuring many and killing several children. Rescue crews and hospital staff described mangled bodies, with sleet reducing visibility and delaying rail service. The bus bound for Jovelyn High School carried students from nearby communities as the accident unfolded near the crossing.
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Salt Lake City
Gilcox
Dride S. Alley Qi Midvale
Strcken
Ufp
Sirah Bergstrom
Salt Lake City General Hospital
Engineers Tour Texas Highway Sites As Work Planned
A group of highway engineers and officials will conduct a three day tour of Texas following the Americas convention. They will hire routes and stop overnight in San Antonio to review project sites and discuss road work plans.
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Dalkis
Texas
San Antonio
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