11 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
1
Travis County Precinct 8 forms a semicircle around the north of Austin and stood nearly four to one against liquor sales. In recent voting, Austin precinct reported 3 to 2 for prohibition repeal, pedecmas.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Anne aged 12, travel near Lawrence Topeka, domestic staff, a chauffeur Tay Hogan, and social scenes with pie and gloves. The text references a Kansas university setting, a crowd, and local figures, but key details and outcomes are obscured by garbled десятки.
A political figure named Allred maintains opposition to extradition despite pressure from authorities. The contested matter involves legal procedures and potential transfer to Michigan for further proceedings. Strong entities include AUSUS, Dit Wo INS WHE, and Rinnapine Cha with unclear context due to OCR errors.
Admiral Osami Nagano urged that Japan be granted naval parity with the world’s great powers at the international naval conference. He called for a fleet equal to major powers, with reductions on offensive ships and non aggression. Western delegates warned parity could prolong tensions and shift regional power, especially if Germany and Soviet Russia are excluded from equality.
Senator James J. Davis urged Washington to build the strongest navy in the world to deter Japan and protect national defense. He warned that a powerful navy could keep the United States out of conflict, referencing tensions with Japan and Italy’s actions in Asia and Africa.
Premier Tewlin Neraim Pasty faced nationalist pressure to end British influence in the nominally independent Kingdom. He decided to resign, with resignations to be submitted to King Fuad tomorrow as world press coverage continues.
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