Einstein among quiz suspects at German consulate
Germany’s famed scientist Albert Einstein faced questioning by an American consular officer seeking a visa for a U S trip. Einstein refused to undergo a so‑called third degree and warned he would not go without a visa within 24 hours, amid a state department demand he be barred for alleged Communist ties.
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Parlin
Dee
Buim
Albert Toestel
Germany
Oamb
Uké Nm
Ore
United States
America
Professor Einstein
Yinger
State Department
Washington
Police Seek Four Missing Teens After Spree of Reports
Police hunt four missing youths in a string of reports filed Monday. Hontee Grane aged 17, Ras hmond 16, and William Flume 17 were last seen leaving their homes likely hitchhiking toward El Paso or Dallas. Earle Seade 15 was also reported missing after leaving home Sunday.
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Paul Grana
Hontee Grane
Duke Carver
Warwick Fhoulevard
Rashmond
William Flume
H Paso
Dallas
J. Seade
Lamer Street
Earle
Snuth for Mayor Drive Is Launched
A campaign to draft Alfred E. Simith as New York City mayoral candidate for the next regular election was launched by a committee of six young business and professional men. The leaders include Democrats Republicans and independents.
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New York
Alfred E. Simith
York City
Poong
Ube Movement
Democrats
Republiens
Indefendenla
Two Fatally Stabbed in El Paso Robbery
A man identified as Walter E. Barnes of Resende Calif was fatally stabbed in El Paso early yesterday by robbers about a block away. An unidentified young Mexican was also stabbed to death in the same incident. Both victims appeared to have been robbed.
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EL Fabo
Walter E. “Barnes
Resende
Calif
Rbbers
Seduction Trial Tangles Promise to Marry Sealed in Case
In Birney Homewood case, the indictment faces a key objection from Homewood's attorney over alleged marriage promise to Miss Charlotte Gibson of Tappan. District Attorney Stebbins calls expert MacKellar to testify as a mutual friend who hosted the pair, while a separate death report notes Dr. George W. Brown, 62, head of the India department at Hartford Theological Foundation, died of heart disease.
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Mary Charlotte Ross
Maj
Edward Ross
Charlotte Gibson
Rockland County
New York
Miss Gibson
Sidney Homewood
New City
Birney
Homewood
Hiss Charlotte Gibson
Robert Gloron
Tappan
Miss. Gibson
Henry V. Stebbins
de Waller Mackellar
New York University
Mackellar
Mise Giteon
Thad
Lier
Hariford
Vom
George W. Brown
India
Hartford Theological
Weather snapshot and distances from January to early February
The report compiles temperatures, rainfall, and atmospheric conditions across many U.S. locations from January 1 to early February. It notes inches of precipitation, daily highs, and general weather patterns including cloud cover and wind directions. Multiple cities such as San Antonio El Paso Houston Dallas Des Moines Chicago and New York appear, with scattered forecasts and past readings, reflecting a broad regional weather summary.
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Fan Antonio Tallea
Antonin
Antonio
Ottmann
Fem
Finn Antonin
el Paso
Virializ
Dryden
Abie
Denver
Cola
Des Moines
Trias
Port Simith
Ark
Atteadery
Galveston
Houston
Tepes
Smckwoville
Flay
Hamar Cis
Joe Angely
Hanhenins
Stemphin
Cate
Momikomery
Mla
Vay
Nowillya
Aris
New Lineann
Eccenudy
Nive York
Wear
Oshomm Uy
Piiaboreh
Aston
Cy Weber
Paul Mion
Tate
Beatie
WiMiwun
Esacae Thar
Wren
Too Many Doctors Commission Finds New York Report
A commission on medical education reports about 168,440 physicians, with one per 750 people projected by 1940. In Wellesley Massachusetts, Prof Flora Mackinnost, a philosophy professor at Wel lington College, died yesterday of pneumonia.
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New York
Det. C
JuBi
Commission On Medical Edu
Reson
Prylozopner
Wellesley
Mass
Mackinnost
Navorlate
Whollening College
Crown Zellerbach to Build $75,000 Plant in Harlingen
Harlingen Texas December first Substantial recognition of the Rio Grande valley fruit and vegetable industry comes with Crown Zellerbach corporation announcing a $75,000 plant for manufacturing wraps for fruits and vegetables San Francisco executive PLA McDouall vice president wired Stanley G Yount that $26,000 would be spent on a plant including a $25,000 special type press About two persons will be employed the plant expected ready for the next season.
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Harlingen
Texas
Rip Grande
Zellerbatn Corporation
PLA, McDouall
San Francisco
Stanley G. Yount
Weent
Patients To Keep Tonsils For Month Delay In Operations
At Robert B. Green Hospital influenza cases prompt cancellation of operations through January fifteenth. Miss Homer C. Harris, superintendent, says patients needing tonsil removal should call to set alternate dates.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Homer C. Harris
Brouday
Federal Officials Detailed in Waco
The report states that two number of federal officials may remain in Waco until Christmas, revealed Monday by Jack Davis deputy district clerk after weeks of clerical work. Officials anticipate the ongoing session will last long enough that locals may have time to mash back and eat Christmas turkey.
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Gan Antodio
Waco
Waa
Jack Davis
Dieteiet
Davis
Real Estate Cup Won by 8.4 Man
The Real Estate Cup was won by Marvin Watson of 1739 South Flares Street at the Waco convention. The cup, now at Amarillo, honors the member giving the best five minute talk on home towns. The prize comes to San Antonio for the sixth time as a result of Saturday night’s award.
Burley Tobacco Market Opens in Lexington
The Lexington burley tobacco market opened with early prices around 12 to 13 dollars per hundred pounds, higher than last year’s first day average of 11.74. Sales were disrupted by disorders and dissatisfaction as police guarded the four auction warehouses at the start of sales.
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Burley Tobacco
Lexington
By. Des
Customs Officer Dies of Wounds in Rio Grande Shootout
United States customs officer and former Texas Ranger Carmel Ulrd, age 53, died of six bullet wounds after smugglers fired on him while crossing the Rio Grande near Ysleta, 13 miles east of El Paso. He and colleagues intercepted the men. the smugglers escaped into Mexico.
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EL Pas
Carmel
United States
Texas
Ulrd GE
Rio Grande
Ysleta
Here
Mexion
Suspended Term Given for Theft Case
Tewis Burke, 19, of New Orleans received a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to theft over $50 in connection with the theft of jewelry valued at $110 from Mrs. H. Karotkin of 212 Last Cypress street on October 1. The stolen articles were recovered.
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Tewis Burke
New Orleans
H. Karotkin
Last Cypress Street
Escaped Convicts Reported Headed Toward San Antonio
Police were asked to watch for three convicts who escaped from a Harlem jailery at Richmond Texas. A long distance call from the farm to sergeant W. Fitch stated the men had escaped in an automobile and were believed headed toward San Antonio.
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Monnay
Richmond
Texas
W. Fitch
San Antonis
City Bank Announces Appointment of New Oslo Branch Manager
Kanhar Bank Clospr Toppa Lee announces the opening of a new banking department in Osmarron Kan. The bank reported resources of 3220140 and unveiled day of presentation by Cilzena Alat.
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Toppa
Lee
Im—Tne
Cilzena
Osmarron
Kan
DAY SHAKE UP LOOMS IN PROHIBITION OFFICE
United States District Attorney John D. Hartman says a shakeup could move deputy administrators after March 4. Reports say Capt. Verne Piller and others may lose jobs with a Democratic change. Civil service limits mean discharge is unlikely. deputies could be reassigned to other prohibition work. Deputy salaries range from 7500 to 8500 dollars.
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Prohibion Department
Marth
United States
John D. Bartman
Verne Piller
Hartman
Miller
Wan
Rudolph Luckenbach
Ingal Civil Service
Prohibition
Prohibition Department
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Service
Washington
Negro Wife Slayer Sentenced to Ten Years in Court
Levi Porter, a Black man from 7 9 South Hackberry street, was given 10 years in prison by the Thirty seventh District court after pleading guilty to a charge connected with the slaying of his wife Floris Porter on May 15. A special 100-man jury was dismissed when the defense and district attorney reached a deal to accept a ten year term.
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Levi Porter
South Hackberry Street
Floris Porter
Army Y Still Duties Tractor Demolishes Old Federal Building
A tractor cleared remains of the old Army Y as pillars resisted removal while workers leveled debris for a new federal building. Contractor E M Dyal works to prepare the site for a planned 944 000 building project.
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E.M_ Dyal
R E C Crop Loans Being Repaid By Texan Farmers
Texan farmers who borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation last spring are repaying their loans conscientiously. Field inspector Myre Ward of the Corn Production Loan office said the fund appropriated for farmers, $7300, is being utilized. Ward spoke at the chamber of commerce detailing the repayments and visit to Texan communities.
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R.E.C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Myre
FL Ward
Dalles
R. F.C
Fsrmers
Ward
Om & Visi
Chamber of Commerce
Resignation Considered for Central Relief Chairman
W. C. Johnson’s resignation as chairman of the central relief committee was to be discussed at 4 p.m. Monday in the chamber of commerce. Johnson had tendered his resignation but no action had been taken. Possible successors mentioned include Decar Powell, attorney, and Nat Golfsmith, wholesale produce merchant. The post carries no pay.
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W. ¢. Johnson
Central Relief Committee
Chamber of
Decar Powell
Nat Golfsmith
Wholemle
Schleicher Seeks Unity as New Reich Chancellor Takes Helm
Berlin reports Schleicher and his cabinet assumed control with full authority from President von Hindenburg to steer the Reich through a winter of political crisis. The army chief was commissioned to run the nation, aiming to quell discord and stabilize government.
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Berlin
Schleieher
Réich
Tole
von Hindenburg
Reichwehr
Royal Couple in Forced Landing Near Belgrade
Archduke Anton and Princess Ileana narrowly escaped death when their plane made a forced landing near Bucharest due to motor trouble while en route from here to Belgrade to meet King Alexander and Queen Marie.
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Bucharest
Archduke Anton
Priscess Tleans
Erefdyke
Belgrade
Alexander
Queerarte
Cuban Teachers to Strike Over Wages Threatens Islandwide Action
In Havana on December 5 officials of the Cuban Teachers' association issued a manifesto calling for an island wide strike by school teachers if six months back salaries are not paid. The warning came during a meeting of about 400 educators at the public instruction department.
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Havana
Cuban Teachers’ Association
Dollee
Department of Public Instruction
Galesworthy Kent From Nobel Award Won’t Attend Ceremony
SLOCKHOLM December 5 Joan Galeworthy British novelist was awarded the Prize for Literature but notified the prize committee he cannot attend the distribution on Saturday due to ill health.
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Slockholm
Joan Galeworthy
Frize Committee
Hauser the Musician Struck by Car at Travis and St Marys
Erne O Hauser a musician from BO2 Tinst Ant bey place was struck by a car Monday near Travis and St Marys streets. He was reported recovering from his injuries at the scene and authorities were investigating the incident.
Oklahoma Bank Robbed of 4500 Dollars
A bank in Cyril Oklahoma was robbed today with the assailants fleeing with about 4500 dollars. Witnesses described a quick getaway and a vehicle spotted nearby. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and pursuing leads in this ongoing investigation.
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Oklahoma
Victim of Mystery Murder Buried as Slayer Sought
Lena Smiley Buchanan a film exchange booking clerk was strangled in her Dallas apartment. Miss Jn Norwood attended the service. H Buchanan an Oklahoma City worker and others arrived after learning of the tragedy as detectives mingled with hundreds of curious onlookers.
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Dallas
Lena Smiley Buchanan
Bionde
Jn Norwood
Aleu
Dog Bite Fatal in New York Patient 69 Dies in Hospital
Henry Bowles aged 69 died at Bellevue Hospital from cellulitis and a skin infection believed to stem from a dog bite sustained on November 11.
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New York
Pre
Henry Bowles
Bellevue Horplint
Texas Cotton Still Leads in October Mills Output
Texas cotton mills used 4732 bales of cotton and produced 4,158,090 yards of goods in October, per University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. September figures were lower, shipments lagged output by about 1,000,000 yards, and unfilled orders fell to 4,533,900 yards at month end. More spindles were active in October than in September or October 1931.
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Austin
Dev
Texas Cotton Mills
University of Texas Buresd
Bureau of Business Regare
Gulaber
Eitter
Crop Production Loans Advocated in 1932 Legislation
Representative Warren of North Carolina announced a bill to authorize four million dollars for crop production loans in 1932. He said Atlee Pomerene, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, indicated seed loans of the type used in prior years would not be offered by the new agriculture credit operations.
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Washington, B. C
Warren
Democrat
North Carolina
Atlee Pomerene
Reconstruction Corporation
Agriculture Credit
Negro Sentenced in Burglary Case in District Court
A negro received a one year sentence on a guilty plea to burglary in Ninety fourth District Court. He allegedly broke into a home at 1115 Navarro Street on October 1, with the residence noted as the target.
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Negro
San N Fletcher
Grote Place
Navarro Street
Bentance
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Prawdent von Winterburg
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