Santa Barbara Echoes of Marathon and Packer’s Chevrolet Ride
Arthur Brisbane reports on Santa Barbara, the Pacific viewed as a giant sea, and Byron’s Marathon simile magnified by local coast, with W M Packer planning a cross state Chevrolets journey to San Simeon. Alpha Phi Gamma hosts at Salba’s fish restaurant as journalism ideals inspire student writers toward newspaper work.
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Santa Barbara
Colif
Dre
T. M. Storke
Greece
Pacific Ocean
Aegean
Pacific
Southern Pacific
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Fisher
San Luis Obispo
Father Junipero Serra
Alpha Phi Gamma
Isic Fraternity
Salba
Santa Barbara Fi Chapinr
Santa Barbara College 5
Alpha Phi Gamia
Thez
Houston Gas War Ends Price War in Houston
Houston price war among independents ends as Friday sees most stations post 18 1 2 cents per gallon. Treasury receipts figures show November accounts with mixed balances and large expenditures including emergency relief funds.
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Houston
Dro
Treasury
NOTIN
D. C
Batista
Dale Amen Dary
Ti- Hornadovton
Rxeness
Oxnanfmies
Texas State Teachers association picks Loftin winner
Laf Un of San Antonio elected president over Mrs. Roy Owens of Tyler. Vote 1931 for Loftin and 1159 for Owens. Conference in Austin. opening talks urged improving education, leadership, and school reform amid economic recovery. national figures and state leaders addressed topics on governance, funding, and curriculum.
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Austin
I—F. O. Laf UN
San Antonio
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Roy C. Owens
Tyler
William B. Gallagay
Laredo
Loftin
Lela Williams
Dallas Public Schools
Nelie Grifiths
Denton
Wendy
F W. South
White- Wright
Secessane
T. D. Brooks
Texas A. & M. College
Chase Going Woodhouse
State College For Women
Cireenshoro
N.C
New Democracy
Frederic C. Howe
Consumers Council of the Agricultural Adjustment Adminification
Washington, D. C
Maury Hughes
Dallis
State Demonrtie
Washer
Nat M. Washer
State Board of Education
J. Washuy
Chautemps Faces Cabinet Fate Amid Paris Hunger Demonstration
In Paris hunger marchers gathered outside the chamber as police lined the approaches. Prime Minister Camille Chautemps urged deputies to approve the budget to safeguard the franc, while ministers appealed for calm and unity to preserve public credit.
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Chautemps
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Sie Chamber
Prentoy
Camille Chautemps
Neal
Irish Free State Leader Aims at Ireland Plan
The Daily Mail reports in London that President Ea main De Vier of the Irish Free State is set to declare to the British government his intention to present plans for creating an Irish republic. The interview outlines a bold approach to Ireland’s future status and governance.
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London
Daily Mail
Pat Omity Relic Tells of Bandera Pioneer Forgecraft
Hand made horseshoes and a forge forged without machinery are shown in the late John Bernard Gersdorf’s shop at 118 Cameron Street Bandera opposite the county jail. The items reflect the pioneer blacksmith’s art with forged Norse shoes, a hand forged ax and a shop opened in 1909. Burkholder preserves the legacy amid Texas legends of race horses and horse culture.
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John Bernard Gershart
John Charles Burkholder
West Travis Street
Cantaran ‘Streek
John Bernard Gerstorff
Bandera
Cameron Street
Charles A. Burkholder
John Gersdort
John Bernard Gersdortl
Burkholler
Arcurney
Ant
Une Smithy
Gersdorf
Hern
Burkholder
Elyileation
Texas
Waxey Gordon Convicted of Tax Evasion in 11 Year Sentence
NEW YORK February 41 Waxey Gordon known as the Beer Baron and New York public enemy No 1 is jailed in federal custody to serve an 11 year term and pay a 380000 fine for income tax evasion and conspiracy. The government contends he earned about 2865403 during 1929 to 1931 but paid only 2615 75 in taxes.
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New York
Waxty Gordon
Iincome
Bar challenged to clean house in Chicago banquet
In Chicago on December 2 17 Earle W Evans president of the American Bar Association urged a clean house in the profession. He spoke at a banquet of the Trials Bar Association and the Chicago Bar Association calling to drive some crooks from the ranks.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
Earle W. Evans
Wiehita
Evans
Blie Bar Association
Chicara Bar Association
Strife Flares Over German Church Split
Berlin dispatch reports intensified factional strife within German Protestant churches over press renewal worship debates. Chancellor Adolf Hitler yesterday forbade all factions amid the ongoing church controversy and government intervention.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Texas Bonds Are Not Sold After Bid Withdrawal
Texas plans to dispose of 2.76 million dollars in relief bonds after no takers at first sale. Only one bid was received for a 350 thousand dollar block and was withdrawn for lacking earnest money. The bond commission may offer the bonds again or sell to federal agencies like the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with no required bid or deposit for government buyers.
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Austin
Texas
Allred
Bond Commission
Theought
Texas Bond Commission
Iani
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lawrence Westbrook
Texas Relief — Commission
Harry L. Hopkins
Miriam A. Ferguson
Retlef
Texas Roller and Rehabilitation Commission
Westbrook
Japs Budget Tops Previous War Expenditure Record
TOKIO Des 9 The Japanese cabinet approved preliminary outlines of the 1940 41 budget totaling 938000000 yen for army and navy an amount described as the largest single appropriation in Japan's history. The budget represents about 281.4 million dollars and accounts for a major share of the national outlay.
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Tokio
Japanes
Solo Naide
Japan
Mr Smith’s Position on Politics and the Soup
A satirical column letter by Al Smith references NRA RIC and CWA praising Roosevelt’s relief programs while critiquing harsh political cynicism. The piece defends Roosevelt as lifting the nation from a Wall Street mood and urges constructive rather than bitter criticism.
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al Smith
Tammany and Wallfleet
Qoulcast
NRA
RIC
CWA
Roosevelt
Mr. Smith
Wall Street
Smith
Detective hired by Wynekoop fuels death mystery
Chicago report says a private detective hired by Dr. Alice Wynekoop’s family seeks evidence to support the claim that Rheta Wynekoop was killed during a burglary. The story notes Hippocratic oath ethics and suggests medical officials influenced actions after Rheta’s death by chloroform and a gunshot.
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Chicago
Nec
Wynekoop
Membrs
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Wynekoow
Chicago Herald
Exam- Ince
Uy. Wynekogo
Alek
Nulheylflea
Enid Rheta Aleat
Schloroform
Cold Weather Delays Stay, 24 Hour Pause Declared
The Weather Bureau forecast a mild warm wave for San Antonio Friday night but delays it by about 24 hours. Temperatures rose to a sultry 101 degrees Friday afternoon, then dropped to near 54 degrees Sunday morning as a cold front moves in from the Panhandle. Skies stay partly cloudy with north and northwest winds moderating Sunday, bringing generally fair weather.
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United Stats Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Cole
Durenty
Panhandle
Plhe North Wits
Huvem
Vorth
Northhwest
Weather forecast for San Antomo and yiomy
Partly cloudy and colder Saturday night. Sunday generally fair but slightly colder with low around 58 and high near 70. Light to moderate winds from the northwest. East Texas Central region shows partly cloudy with local showers and colder conditions Saturday night into Sunday. West Texas areas colder in east portions with possible near freezing in western sections.
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San Antomo
East Texas
Tex
Pal
Wife Found Dead in Home Rope Tragedy at Morgelin Residence
59 year old Mrs Kale Monge lin Un was found hanging from a rope in the Morgelin home at 285 Cornwall Avenue after rising. Otto Morgelin, her husband and a retired farmer, discovered the body and could offer little reason beyond ill health. Detectives reported no suicide note and the survivor list includes Mrs Jane Reming, her mother, and several brothers.
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Kale Monge UN
Moegelin
Pohes
Greece to Decide on Insull Permit
In Athens a decision is expected on how long Samuel Insull may stay in Greece under his current permit. If the permit expires December 31 and the government rules he cannot remain, he would need official papers as a substitute for his U S passport.
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Athens
Greece
Nec
Samuel Insull
Chicago Wicklies
United States
Washington
Soviet Ship Gelinjik Sinks Drowning 13 Sailors
In Turkish waters near Ordou Twelve crew died when the Soviet craft Gelinjik wrecked in heavy seas. Seven sailors were rescued after hours of struggle along the coast. The vessel and crew details are unclear in the damaged telegraph text.
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Istanbul
Ordou
Havne
Unclear listing with mixed figures and addresses
Fragmented OCR text shows names, prices, and addresses scattered with typos. Mentions of payments, weekly amounts, locations like Gramercy and Mulberry, and calendar notes suggest a garbled notice or ledger snippet without a clear single event or person.
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W. M. Packer
Arthur Brisbane
Ble Beus
Packer
Saint Peter's
Parker
Seattle
Mexico
Salt Lake Grey
Oakland
Fayer
Alpha Phi Gami
Iifo
Jone
Tyene Gammas
Texas Teachers
BYU
OA Antonin
Woman
Warne
Britain
Pat
Waxey Gordon
Wynekoops
Hine
Tr. Wyner Konp
Toilay
Beutel
Colvin
We Gramercy
Alton
Waverly
Keres
Agarlia
Fuahi
Anne Capo
Mulberry
Amcwiee
Mt. Raneday
Afl
Bni Na Rama
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