Soviet envoy Sokolnikin tried by commission in London
The Daily Mail reports the Soviet ambassador G I Sokolnikin was tried by a Moscoson sent commission over detaining three couriers en route to Moscow. He allegedly recanted and apologized to Stalin, saying the detention arose from paper discrepancies. The embassy had previously denied a truth to earlier Bokolnikov claims.
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London
Daily Mail Today
G. I. Sokolnikin
Moscos
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Bokolnikov
Ogpu
Moscow
Ognu
Commissariat of Foreign Affaire
Tennessee Pew Currency Raising Ring Investigated
Federal agent Lea Williams said he would seek a federal grand jury investigation of raised note activity at the state penitentiary. Two Franklin men were arrested for passing a raised 2 note believed worth 820, tied to Howard Barr, who allegedly operated the ring from his cell with equipment seized by authorities. Barr reportedly received special privileges from Warden A. A. McCorkle.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dee
Lea
Williams
Federal
Secret Service
State Penitentiary
Tenry Ford
Hverelt Hill
Franklin
Howard Barr
A. A. McCorkle
Carr
Odd Jobs at Home to Earn Theater Tickets
The Light newspaper classifies Christmas holiday employment ads as a way to ease unemployment. Advertisers offering any temporary paid work will receive guest theater tickets for Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery in Min and Bill at the Texas theater next week. Ads must be at least three lines and can be placed once or repeatedly by telephone at Crockett 2400 or in person at 611 East Travis Street.
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Questa
Texas Theater
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Min
Bill
Crockett
East Travis Street
Brackenridge Pupils Work Placement Bureau Aids Jobs
Brackenridge High School reports 121 applicants waiting for positions and part time job placements for students this term. Sponsor Aliss Ella Butter credits San Antonio business support including Joske Brothers Fox Company and Woolworths, noting Brackenridge’s bureau was the city’s sole such club until Main Avenue High organized one last year.
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Brackenridge High School
Aliss Ella Butter
Huamen
San Antonio
Joske Brothers
Kreas and Company
Fox Company
Clarke's Dollar Store
Woolworth's
Western Union
Baker's Shop Store
Pigely Wisely
Handy Andy
Publix Theaters
Madesile Theater
Main Avenue High School
Brackcrtider Employmment Bureau
United States
Soviet Public Orans Ter ns Moscow Dec 1 1930
The Russian public, after demanding death sentences for eight engineers convicted of treason, reportedly approved commuted sentences from the central executive committee. The organ Jevistin stated leaders of the Industrial party disarmed their organization by confessing and repenting, allowing the shift from death to imprisonment.
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Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Jevistin
Central Executive
18th Amendment No Inconvenience to Baby Tippler
A San Antonian infant named Jose Gonzales aged four months reportedly experiences no inconvenience from the Eighteenth Amendment. Doctors at Hobert Green Hospital say the child weighs about three and a half pounds and receives a daily dose of whiskey. The baby, son of Jose Gonzales Sr of McDonald Street, arrived at the hospital two weeks ago amid medical attention. He is noted as irritable but showing signs of growth. a hot water bottle provides comfort as he continues under care.
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Jose Gonzales
Joe
Hobert TR. Green Hospital
Jor
Jose Gonzales Sr
McDonald Street
De Palma Wife Seeks Separate Maintenance
Mrs. Ralph De Palma, wife of the famed race car driver, filed a separate maintenance suit against her husband after 23 years of marriage. She claimed she was forced into the action and fainted at her lawyer’s office while providing details. She insisted they were once very happy.
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LOS Angrulas
Ralph de Palma
Brackenridge Students to Stage Mimi Dighta the Candle
Brackenridge High School students will present Mimi Dighta the Candle in the Christman play during a Friday double assembly. Cast includes Ruby Eckhert Lenora Thompson Moetha Anderson Kathleen Howard Lila Beth Smith Ruby Broughton Joseph Mille Lola Rels and Juanita Perry. The drama department plans multiple performances at the January Jubilee in the Themes Nelson Park Junior School auditorium on January 16 with teacher Miss Dickey assisted by Mrs Thessle Tee Roselle.
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Mimi Dighta
Christman
Brackenridge High School
Misa Jesson Dickey
Ruby Eckhert
Lenora ‘Thompson
Moetha Anderson
Kathleen Howard
Lila Beth Smith
Ruby Broughton
Joseph Mille
Lola Rels
Juanita Perry
Brackenridge Dramatica
Wary Drive Raises Hundred in Early Campaign
In 1931, the Salvation Army reports over $1200 raised on the first day of the home service appeal to fund maternity homes and hospitals. Five days remain in the drive for a $20,000 target. William Bisler chairs the local group as Crackenridge high school girls join the effort for funds. Open house will be held at the maternity home hospital from Tuesday through Thursday.
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Home Service
Hale Vation
William Bisler
Organizatinn Anixl
Crackenridge High School
Maternity Howe Uni Hospital
Turalay
Holiday robe sale with varied fabrics and prices
The article advertises robes in Allie or wool blends with weathered textures and novelty weaves. It promotes silk brocade robe options and plain or patterned satin or crepe garments, priced from 4.05 to 10.00, noting hosiery and related accessories in the holiday collection.
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Stalin
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Brackenridge
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Welff & Marx
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