Dominican Republic Withdrawal Debate Tops Senate Hearing
Washington December 26—New leaders in the Dominican Republic have urged withdrawal of the American military engagement plan. The Senate committee chair McCormick says a new loan may fund essential highway construction to stabilize the Dominican government and support commerce. The panel favors swift action to hold elections and curb instability amid uprisings and rebel bands, while urging careful terms for any foreign assistance.
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Geoligyi
Cary Lier
Senate
Haiti
Teaders
Senatey
A Melormick
McCorasick
United States
McCarrole
Mleo
Eshiatis Xo Berg
Revenes
Republic
Arcivars
File Eenator
Pearr
Russia Accepts Gift Amid Grain Aid Debate
A garbled account references Russia accepting a gift and grain shipments amid wartime strain. The text mentions figures like 880000 and 7000 and a hoped impact on costs, with scattered place names and political context. The fragmentary report names Fort Brenna and Perber but lacks coherent narrative.
Youngest Woman in the United States Graduates Medical College
A young woman, Mezay at 23, and Dr. Ang Rankonen, elected ingger 2 Wyipert Ghia, are highlighted as remarkable figures. Rankonen, a petite blonde, becomes the youngest woman to graduate from the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, noted alongside congratulations from leading women including Mrs. Harding. The wartime period context adds to her achievement.
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Ang Rankonen
Ingger 2
Wyipert
Ghia
United
Tates
Harding
Ide
Rankonen
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Toys Take Toll Of Two In Accidental Injury
An incident at a factory or workshop left two people severely injured when toy weapons malfunctioned. A clock hour near afternoon traffic contributed to the accident as parts were blown away. The scene involved several workers and police responded to the mishap.
Definite word hints at planned visit to America
Fragmentary historic note mentions an invitation from George St Wenn to attend a festival, with references to Britain Wales and Philadelphia variants. Text is garbled but indicates a formal invitation and acknowledgment by a secretary of a committee.
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Tinvill
George
Tyrin Ter
George St. Wenn
Chaege
Jena
Dion
Wales
May
Thianke
Ted
Anit
Idk
Geencfay
Men Aid Saints: St Vincent de Paul Charity Efforts
The St Vincent de Paul Society, active in San Antonio for 32 years, coordinates conferences to aid the poor. Led by A. A. Zizik as president and J. Navarra as secretary, the group houses charity work year round, assisting with housing, food, clothing, and orphan care.
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St. Vincent
de i Dani Society
Avaune
Thors
Christ
Cee Society
St Vincent de Paul Society
Catholic Faut
Z Dent
Organisation
Teni
Assi
Cathali
St. Vincr
San Antone Apt
A.A. Zizik
Thaman Hart
Joreuk A. Navarra
Secuma Sehorider
Newrucar
Hart ix Ols
Dinteret
Texue
Nie Natticui
Tranpeatere Tweart
Mary
P. H. Spangler
Ann's
Abel van de Vereen
Dedin Berclumnis
Reformation Era Catholic Society in San Antonio Described
Notable discussion outlines the society's structure with active, contributing, and honorary memberships. It notes 156 factiyg members and 110 subscribing members, and explains how funds come from meetings, solicitations, and fees.
Spirit of unity seeks charity and conference welcome
A garbled passage notes efforts to be generous during Christmas and invites attendance at a conference as an honorary member. It states it is welcome whether Catholic or non Catholic and mentions Mr Jizik and Teuton in a context of gratitude and unity.
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Gervdee
Jizik
Teuton
Moglings
Southwest
Quiet Police Report Highlights Holiday Observances
Authorities logged a calm holiday with few incidents as downtown streets cleared early due to cold. Officers noted minimal arrests during the 48 hour period and court sessions opened with limited activity amid cautious celebrations.
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Aa Antonio
Athlol
Smusna Uy
Wailo Jiqnor
Cutie
Police
Corporation Court
Say It With Flowers At Camp Travis
A large six foot high bouquet of poinsettias and flowers was presented to Brig. Gen. BML Lewis at Camp Travis by the Second Division. The card praised the general and his men as the division magazine Che Crail carried the gesture. Lewis and Lt. Walsh, both from New Albans, were Fentennated by the Twentieth Infantry. A second item reports a shooting in Cleveland Ahl a town near Ashtabula where a robbery suspect Jack Geoy was killed and a companion wounded during a pursuit.
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Bml Lewis
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Che 'Crail
Lene
Ian Walsh
Peitan
Rewis
Tieitenwot Walsh
New Albans
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Swentieth
Cleveland
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Dee
Ashtabula
Jack Geoy
Gray
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