Texas oil reserves seen long and sturdy despite boom
Figures from Railroad Commissioner Ernest Comer suggest no immediate oil shortage risk. Texas production rose to about 50 million barrels in the year and reserves exceed 12 trillion barrels with 40 percent in Texas. New fields, deeper wells, and plans to curb over production shape the outlook for the next 12 years.
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Shelton High Students Dismiss Pit Meal Grievance
Shelton Connecticut pupils admit they disliked cafeteria meals and staged a quiet walkout from 9 to 4, citing poor nutrition and unsatisfactory choices. The incident drew attention to student concerns over food services and school policies.
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Ghelson High School
Five Children Injured by Fireworks Explosions
Five youths sustained injuries when a fireworks mishap at a Christie school event ripped apart a makeshift cannon. Attendees reported multiple blasts as a pipe and powder sparked chaos injuring students aged 8 to 16. Hospitalized victims included Gill and Delgado with severe hand injuries. one boy later lost a hand.
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Predicting Japanese defeat by Chinese cited at Boston University
Dr Frederick A Cleveland of Boston University told Pi Gamma Mu members that Japanese losses would outpace their gains as Chinese unity and sacrifice enable a national independence struggle. He argued China could outbuild and outlast Japan in a protracted conflict and cited Chinese resolve as decisive.
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United States
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China
Vets Bureau Plan Fought in North Texas
The San Antonio veterans bureau plan faced opposition from chamber officials who wired President Roosevelt to delay action. Executive vice president William Archer warned that moving offices to the new federal building would push veterans farther to travel, and urged North Texas chambers to mobilize veterans for the stance.
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Thie Tetins Chamber
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Barber Innovator Reitzer Operates Lone Perry Barber
J Lee Reitzer, sole owner of a Bowell New Frontier barber shop, runs a distinct shop with a water system and hob. He claims to have served 18 states and attracted offers from Fox and Pathé while keeping a bold 1900s style. Reitzer plans to stay in San Antonio while Texas refuses a license, returning home after a brief stay.
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Pathe
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Tio
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Ford Greets Bishop Detroity at Sacred Heart Dedication
Henry Ford joined visitors greeting Archbishop Edward during a morning dedication at the Sacred Heart Shrine. The event marked a notable Catholic venture opening with Ford among the attendees.
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Detroyy
Henry Ford
Edward
Hungary to Aid New York World Fair Exhibition
Hungarian cabinet approves representation at the New York World Fair. A special building with characteristic national architecture will be erected in New York to house a broad Hungarian display featuring famous art and native crafts.
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New York
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Giant Potatoes Honor Roosevelts Dinner Item
A Seattle report notes unusually large potatoes revived from Alaska for a President Roosevelt dinner. Mrs. Nellis Neal Lawing delivered the spuds to the White House. grown in a Lake district area, with details linked to local classified lines.
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Jan Dittner
Roosevelt
Alaska
Nellis Neal Lawing
Keast
Cleaver Wielding Woman Surrenders in Portland Case
Mrs Maude Hughes a middle aged divorcee surrendered to police after slashing Frimkisilithorpe almost to death with a butcher cleaver. She stabbed him in the tent in a Portland incident dated December 25.
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Ore
Maude Hughes
Frimkisilithorpe
Pariad
Southern Pacific Lays Off About 600 Workers in Sacramento
About 600 Southern Pacific shop employees in Sacramento are laid off in an undetermined period. The company issued the notice stating the group represents a monthly payroll near $69,000 and that layoffs are to be temporary with hopes of swift return to work.
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