Vision spending and canal talk in early New Deal debate
A fragmented opinion piece discusses Ickes advocacy for a 105 billion dollar, 20 year public works program and argues the plan could lift wages. It contrasts U S policy with Mussolini and Japan, laments a Panama canal alternative, and notes ERA recovery signals while Roosevelt hosts a beer friendly White House party. A Dallas youth, Robert G. Wry, 20, dies when a truck runs over him near here while he slept by the road.
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Features
Syndicate, Inc. International Copyeiaii
Ceaveyed
Tekes
Resources Board
Ickes
Sam
J. H. Ecker
United States
Hinviston
Eiji Amau
Japan
Foreign Office
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Aman
Europe
Arvin
Lipland
South America
Ameria
Gai Dapan
Manchukuo
Dapan
J Aimerican
Atnons, Sexay
Robert G. Wry
Dallas
Europas Liner Heads To Aid Stranded Freighter In North Atlantic
In heavy North Atlantic seas Europa rushes to assist the Nor-wegian freighter Sisto after its bridge and lifeboats were wrecked. Mobiloil oil-tanked attempts to stabilize the scene while President Harding relays the distress. A second storm in the vicinity capsized a Japanese freighter crew injuries and fatalities reported.
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New York
Europa
Sisto
Mobiloil
Freleiter
Azores
Duticuily
Quanticmpt
President Harding
Sista
Jong
Sane
North Atlantic
Victoria Mat
Usworth
Jean Jadot
Poats
Jadot
Beyong
Furnished apartments and rooms for rent with rates
Classified ad lines list furnished apartments and rooms for rent with weekly and monthly rates at various addresses. Includes mentions of dining rooms, boarding options, housekeeping rooms, and specific phone or contact cues. Also advertises extra money opportunities and newspaper circulation details.
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San Antonio
Broniwas
New Mode Badly Timed By Bandit in City Street
A well-dressed man with a knife robs Ella McClain at a bus stop on Nelwatha Street, taking 225 dollars from her purse before returning the bag and giving a dime. The incident occurred near Wallers and Gomme streets on a Tuesday morning.
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Ella McClain
Nelwatha Street
Wallers
Mexi Wan
US Couple Waits Action on Charge of Spies
Paris reports a U S couple and 22 Europeans, including Mr and MrsRobert Garden Switz of East Orange New Jersey, jailed for four years on charges of spying for Russia and peddling France military secrets awaiting fate as district attorney weighs recommended actions based on confessions.
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Paris
Roge
France
Aglion
Robert Garden Switz
East Orange
N. J
North wind to push temperatures to forty in coming days
A strong norther from the northwest is forecast to lower readings to about 40 degrees with cooler, unsettled weather. Rain clouds are expected to clear by Tuesday morning, bringing continued murkiness through midweek as forecaster J H Jarboe notes prospects for East and Worth.
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U. S
JH. Jarboe
East
Worth Voss
Woman's yawning attacks subside at Sterling hospital
Mrs Grace McKee, 27, a farmhand's wife, had suffered yawning spasms for 192 hours. Physicians at Sterling Public Hospital reported the periodic yawning had weakened and ceased after a restful night. Dr He l Pettit, attending physician, said the malady appeared under control as the episode ended at 4 p.m. yesterday.
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Sterling
Grace McKee
He 1. Pettit
Phsician
Me~ Kee
Sterling Public Hospital
Full Pardon Given One Bexar Convict
Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted one full pardon to Coleman Ann Strong, convicted in Bexar and Nueces counties in December 1942 for theft over fifty dollars burglary and automobile theft and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Austio. Wec
AMN
Minam A. Ferguson
Texas
Song
Coleman Ann Strong
Bexar
Nuecea
Thieves Take Clock Shoes and Typewriter
Police report theft from Romy Clath company window on East Houston Street. A typewriter and an IV table clock were taken. Instructors at Grant Elementary School reported the burglary near San Jacinto and Morales streets.
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Romby Clath
Houston Street
Grant Trematary School
San Jacinto and
Morales Streets
County Bill 0 Repairs Rejected By Court Auditor
County Auditor Edgar G. Garvey rejected bills totaling 9200.73 for repairs on two county tractors, calling the orders illegal and stating no bids were advertised as required. Assistant District Attorney James Young Jr. supported the objection, noting expenditures were incurred without proper bidding and that apparent bids were fictitious. Young urged the court to withhold payment and seek higher court guidance.
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Ue Commissioners' Court
Tewis-Patten
Fox
Edgar G. Gurvey
Assistane
James Young Jr
Young
Thomas Abbot Jr
Albert Maverick Jr
Garvey
Iegal
Aly Beled
Bexar County
Flagrat swindle defendants fined in federal case
In federal district court Judge Fr. J. McMillan sentenced promoters Lamar S. Boling E A Trapshooter Reilly and H Rowe Mo 24 to prison terms and heavy fines for mail fraud and conspiracy in a Texas based mining scheme. Reilly sobbed as he received six years and an $11,000 penalty with the others getting six years and similar fines. Morris was jailed for a year and a day with a $1000 fine. The judge called the actions a flagrant swindle aimed at stockholders and stated the punishment protects the public. The defense noted Reilly’s wealth and family obligations amid appeals for clemency.
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Reilly Gold Mining Company
FR. J. McMillan
Federal District Court
Lamar S. Boling
San Antonio
E. A
Reilly
el Reno
Okla
H. Rowe Mo
McSfillan
Morris
McMian
Egbert Schwepre
McMilan
AUDSTAN PROBE THREAT PACT DETAILED SENT TO SOLON
London reports an Evening Star story detailing a military pact between Soviet Russia and France aimed at countering Japan and Germany. Washington notes an investigation into threatening letters received by Representative Foulkes regarding President Roosevelt and his own safety.
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Audstan
Solon
London
Dee, W
Russia
France
Evening Star
the Star
Dapan
Germany
Washington
Foulkes
Nemtocrat
Michigan
Roosevelt
Linz reports Hitler wounded in Berlin shooting
The Linzer Volksblatt claims Reichsführer Hitler was wounded by a shot fired at him in Berlin as he rode past in a car. A girl, said to be daughter of a Silesian Nazi leader, allegedly fired the shot. guards killed the girl and her taxi driver amid conflicting reports. Officials dismissed the hackneyed tale as ridiculous.
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Linz
Awelrin
Igswepl
Linzer Volksblal
Suchal Reichsfuhrer
Hiller
Rex Volver
Sied i
Berlin
Brucekner
Naz Party
Hilter
Reichsfwehrer
Acolf Hitler
Quintuplets welcome Dr Dafoe back in joyful visit
Dr Allan R Dafoe returns from a trip to the United States to see the quintuplets. He comments on the babies recognizing him and their smiles. The infants appeared to gain weight or hold their own during the visit, reflecting a positive moment for the family.
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Dr. Dafoe
Callander
Allan R. Dafoe
United States
Sue
Clemency Appeals Urge Saving Mrs Ethel Lille Major
In London a wide spread appeal persists for clemency to save Mrs Ethel Lille Major, 42, from execution tomorrow. She would be the first woman hanged in eight years, as supporters press for mercy amid grim postwar crime fears.
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London
Ethel Lille Major
Weather Forecast for Sai AMLONI9 and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday night and Wednesday with lower temperatures. Tuesday low around 40s, Wednesday high near 52. Winds moderate to fresh northwesterly on the coast. East Texas and West Texas sections show cloudy to clear progression with colder air. Weather noted to continue on Page 2.
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Sai
East Texas
West
Texas
Welburn to appeal seven year perjury sentence
William D Welburn Jr a young preacher was found guilty of perjury by a Nining Fourth District court jury after 15 hours of deliberation and sentenced to seven years in the state prison. His father Rev William D Welburn Sr cried out he is innocent as supporters formed a defense fund. Welburn indicated he would appeal the verdict and leave with the sheriff. The case followed divorce proceedings with Mrs Wineta Long Welburn claiming the child’s paternity.
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Wiliam
G. Wetbweng
Bexar County
Hiern
William Brummond Welburn
Wineta Long Welbnen
Ningly-fourth District
Sailor
Welburn
Meo
Lie Child
Welaven
Wellnier
Welmicn
Ferguson
Raeber
Case
William DB
Welburn Vdr
State Penitentiary
Eulion
William D. Welburn
C. Chieley Wight
Johnie Lawson
W. G C. Welch
Government Hill Share
Church of Christian, Fellovenio
Skechit A. F. Mitchell
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