Police Guard Hymn Figures Thrill Ide In Death Prove
Chicago reports a chaotic scene surrounding the death of Clark H. Bluver, former racketeering expert. Police guarded the scene at an apartment building after a roadway collapse caused by earth packing and damaged pavement. Slover, a writer, and Mrs. Fisher, his sister, were involved in a confrontation over the event as witnesses described a piano recital and a strange offer to buy a drink.
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West
Suruyat
Aude Arciests
Chicago
Christas
Clark H. Bluver
Slover
Mark A. Fisher
Fisher
Stover
Sloen
Wight
Brin Fisher
Hes
Mel
Pisher
Tisher
Niin
Flantz
Ad Ali
University of Texs
Former Texas U Professor Diex Dies in An Arbor
A former Texas University professor, Max Handman, long affiliated with Lip University of Mitchiasu since 1931, died today after a period of illness. A native of Romania, he came to the United States in 1860 and studied at several institutions. He served on faculties at the universities of Minnesota, Texas, and others. Survivors include his widow, Della Dappenger, and others.
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Ann Arbor
Mirch
Max Handman
Lip University of
One Yule Child Born in Bethlehem in Bethlehem Pa
A fragmented Bethlehem report notes a child born on Christmas Day in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The garbled text references names and a family reaction, with scattered phrases about a birth and Christmas observance.
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Bethlehem
Betielwen
Crapa
Chystelany
Lipscomb Back From Game Hunt
Lipscomb returns from a hunting trip with a policeman, meeting with officials to discuss the hunt. Authorities report Livestock and safety concerns, with plans for continued action and possible future gatherings.
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Lipscomb
Coehringer Condition Report From San Antonio Express
Report from the San Antonio Express notes a medical condition affecting an individual. The article mentions a hospital, heart issues, and fresh updates on the patient’s status. Authorities are awaiting further medical details as investigators review the case.
Treasury Position Report Shows Mixed Expenditures and Debts
Washington on December 26 reports Treasury figures with year ago comparisons. Expenditures and receipts are shown across several accounts including salaries, debts, and miscellaneous costs. The document lists specific totals, adjustments, and fiscal categories, highlighting-year contrasts and overall net positions.
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Washington
Simosa
Bolanin
Manus
Auli Samo
SBI Hho Pold Astels
Corpus Crash Claims One as Others Hurt
A Corpus crash left one man dead and three others seriously injured. Driver Mike Weyers was injured while the vehicle’s occupants, including Miratile and a teacher from Vernon, were treated at a hospital. Police investigated at the scene near the intersection of Dukptown and FM Ped.
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Shiith
Vernon
Ceili
Wu iJlomobile Headon Cattisten
Grady Bowyall
Corpus Chins
Banks Face Government Spending Drive In New Deal Era
In a 1937 analysis, banks are shown expanding government bond investments and lending to dealers as they act as fiscal agents for deficit spending. Deposits shift as banks buy government securities, with reserve requirements and excess reserves pressuring further purchases. The piece notes gold imports and policy shifts amid rising bank deposits and loans, warning of ongoing credit reliance on government spending.
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Lewis Haney
Protec
Igcra
Fem Bank
Pussusss
Banc Credit
Logi
Bonin
Moniver Batik
Gxess
Sindlink
Hank J
Innis
Marewer
SepWinder
Trom Buoys
Treasury
Buishweas Brava
Ioana
Phuainess
Mie
Uiin Upiy
Tragic Family Row Ends in Death at Guadalupe River
A Lludington, Michigan incident reports a family tragedy along the Guadalupe River where a man killed his mother and then died, while the daughter was injured. The river was diverted into a mill device used in manufacturing, causing widespread destruction and marking a deadly end to the family dispute.
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Ludington
Texas
Toby Slavickas
Buck
Guadalupe River
San Antonio school district approves stadium amid budget row
The year 1939 opens with the San Antonio Independent School District under public scrutiny as a new superintendent faces protests. Construction begins on a stadium funded by WPA and local bonds, with fire escapes updated and a $30,000 addition to the district school. The board plans a district-wide rebranding to “The San Antonio Independent School District.”
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St. Joseph
Fraime
Fryeriet
Hiss Offien
Dali
Stutenan Mipiur
Mita Sekeat Board
Board of Education
Sehugule
Homd
Antonio
Altaz
Han Autonlo Schow
WPA
I Dradkenrlege
Une San
Attonia School Staduim Begai
San Antonia Independent School
Instanisos
Dourt
Wittt
Merl Schoot
Doard
Education
Uhels
Mess
Lag Brew
J. EB
Seifert
Maraly
Coustiny
Che Ienok
Nny
Hse
Deter Haut de Sarr
Aducitlan
San Antonio
Aika Wiske
Lavaca
Antanio
Schioal
Ollers
Uys Way
Elspesatts
Direct Red-Nazi Trade Lines Open Between Nations
Direct freight traffic between Russia and Germany has been opened today with Russian mineral oil shipments moving into German ports. The development signals renewed exchange under wartime pressures and expands bilateral trade routes despite sanctions.
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Berlin
Dee
Russia
Germany
Woman wounded in abdomen. husband fled after stabbing
In a Turin home a man attacked his wife Josephine Chirlotine with a knife and later fatally stabbed himself near a Christmas tree. The couple’s daughter and others were present as the husband fled through a window. Neighbors reported the husband Ghaimerk fled, leaving furniture scattered and the wounded wife in critical condition.
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Chirlotine
Critica
Josephine
George
Colyer
Fong
Ana Wre Htylay
Ghaimerk
Warnin
Anderson and California Congressman in San Juan Details
News notes Congressman Jack Anderson of California and Solon-Farmer Es visit San Juan to urge policy on the trade agreement. Marvin Sant Antonio and diary entries indicate outreach before a January congressional session. Anderson cites opposition to the state department trade policy and hopes for renewed prosperity.
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Congronman-Parner
Jack Anderson
San Juan Dablata
Calif
Marvin
Sant Antonio
Anderson
Dik Witr
Elie
Nancy
Cara
Jenn
Alamo
Congreman
B. W. Gerhart
California
State Departments
Unclear oil well details near Robinson Wisconsin region
Fragmented report describes a Wells near Robinson with half mile west distance and mentions Wilcox horizon tests. It cites equipment like perforated casing and inline choke, notes mud and low pressure, and references planned separation equipment and a second test. Also mentions Victoria field and Texas Gulf coast context with production figures and nearby wells.
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Talis Bennett
Anerson Peleh
Ahal
Gms
Opsratora
Chas
Robinson
Wilcox
Oye
W. G. Raghy
Tive
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