Christmas Gestures and Local Gossip Highlight San Antonio Segment
In a chaotic San Antonio note, generous gifts from Kiel Hoblievelle’s company president emerge amid holiday cheer. A Santa figure at a store entertains children, including a shy Caroline who revealed the beard, prompting a mother’s gentle correction. The piece also mentions Walkathon plans in Long Beach and assorted locals, with stray anecdotes about performers and residents.
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Fragmented 1920s note on performers and events in cities
A garbled list describes various acts and venues including Freddie Berjig and an orchestral short tune at Stadewhaul, with mentions of bands in Chicago St. Louis and San Antonio. It references a county court in Oklahoma City and a note about amateur radio relay league activity scaring New York listings.
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Delayed convention move for publishers over labor code ruling
New York December 2. Chairman Kowart Lavi of the daily newspaper publishers code committee said a delay is issued for a convention of publishers to discuss the national labor relations board action related to the San Francisco Call Bulletin controversy. The NRA is not ready to state its final position on enforcing the board's order. The convention will likely be postponed a few days while publishers weigh the administration’s handling of the code controversies.
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Fiabunal Labor Restafions Board
San Francisco Call Builetin
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National Labor Relations
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Code Board to Review Case in Labor Dispute
Washington D C 29. The paper industry board plans to review the case involving the removal of the blue eagle from the San Francisco Call-Bulletin. The national industrial relations agency will refer to the newspaper code board for recommendations before acting. The eight member board represents publishers and workers and is to decide the merits of the controversy. The NRA will retain discretion in ordinary cases but may act contrary in unusual ones.
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Five Shots End Tragedy In San Soba Street Home
Agapito Espinoza shot wife Susana Espinoza to death then wounded himself with a 48 caliber pistol at their No 2 house rear of 1b South San Soba street. Detectives found a Spanish note and three witnesses heard five shots. The husband died later and the wife died on scene.
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New Year Service at Travis Park Memorial
Special services at Travis Park Methodist Church Sunday mark the new year. Dr Waller Anthony pastor and the young people department host a service with a sermon titled A New rat's Masner and The Boy Jesus. An illustrated article in The American Weekly notes sword swallowing and related curiosities.
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Miss Littell Arrested in Nazi Germany Amid Slur Claims
Miss Littell of New York was arrested in Waldmuller Germany amid reports of derogatory remarks she allegedly directed at Nazis. She disappeared while traveling near the French border and was detained after a conversation at Schornberg station led to charges of uttering slanderous remarks. The date of her marriage remains unset.
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Royal Pair Make Ambition Treaty In Austria and Hungary
Crowned rulers of Austria and Hungary reach a pact to limit ambitions. Ardufukes Otio and Albrecht, rulers of the Uhranes, agree to confine efforts to the Austrian throne and leave the Hungarian field to a rival claimant.
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Rewitts
CBS to Air Stunt Show With Sound Imagerascope Demo
A CBS network Saturday evening broadcast features Dr EE Free demonstrating sound imigrascope as part of a lab series. Patti Chapin and others join in a CBS program with hora of music and a rehearsal style segment. Roxy Hevne leads a large cast including Romberg numbers and network segments across Columbia NBC and Southwest networks. Northwestern experts will discuss modern bullet and weapon detection on the Law and Public Vic program with Evanston performers.
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Kerosene blast injures three in city hospital
Saturday reports say Manuel Salaz age 37 of Columbus street received burns on his hands hips and limbs while removing clothing from his wife whose clothes ignited when a kerosene stove exploded at their home. Another man, W. A. Glenn, of Augusta street, suffered a facial injury in a collision on Bain avenue and was treated then released.
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Roosevelt plan to create jobs for all amid unemployment crisis
Washington officials forecast a federal program to employ up to several million idle workers on government projects. Proposals include expanding the Civilian Conservation Corps and funding relief measures, while Congress awaits the president's message outlining major features and timing for a joint session in the coming days.
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New Air Mail Stamps Sought to Expand six Cent Issue
Washington December 24 Official word notes philatelists seek a new air mail stamp series to replace the present six cent issue. Proposals reached postal officials after the Washington stamp club endorsed them and sent to the national federation of stage clubs. Support aimed at winning federation approval before formal post office submission. The main aim is to address dissatisfaction with the limited air mail stamp options. Current offerings include two stamps at ten cents and one fifty cent special delivery, requiring use of six cent stamps for heavier parcels. There is speculation a special delivery air mail stamp may be withdrawn, though not yet considered by officials. Sales have exceeded expectations, prompting anticipated orders for additional prints after a prior stock withdrawal and plate changes noted.
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Rangers Called to Probe Death of Groesbeck Man
Two Texas men, acting on instruction from Fountain Kindy district Judge, investigated the death at Groesbeck connected with a case involving a murdered man and his daughter. Owain Adams, his sister Mrs. Cora Belt O’Neill, and F C Roberts of Houston were indicted and held. Bond for Roberts is $250. hearing set for Monday amid county attorney objections. A hollow storefront property sale is listed at 14 Steves Direct for $2600.
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Hollywood Gossip Roundup on Stage Schemes and Stars
Digest of show business chatter notes Irene Garderley singing revival songs, new film ventures for Universal and MGM, Kay Francis joining Jeanette MacDonald, Janet Gaynor touring for The Farmer Takes a Wife, Virgina Dale Brice’s career boost, Joan Crawford jewelry, Leslie Howard Christmas in New York, and a Gibson mandolin advertised for sale amid bustling Hollywood chatter.
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Janet Gaynor
New York
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Janice
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Tone
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Santa Chioe
Leslie Howard
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Nate Clark
Sadie Sturray
Robert Huge
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Bal Roach
Santa Anita Racetrack
Robert Montgomery
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Mervyn Leroys
Betty Warner
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Bebe Daniels
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Persistent Burglar Thefts Reported In City
A burglar entered the West Luthevett avenue residence of W. C. Manely early Saturday stealing 31 items and jewelry valued at $78. Police patrols responded to an alarm two hours earlier but found no intruder. Local residents reported suspicious activity near Haw bod and nearby streets, while investigators work to identify the prowler and recover items.
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Luthevett Avenue
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Southern Labor Council Endorses Wage Differs and Enterprise Growth
The South's industrial leaders meet to support wage differentials for competitive conditions and government enterprise expansion. They urge freight advantages for Southern shippers, denounce section 7A of the national recovery act, and push labor unions to accept collective bargaining with legal liability for contractual obligations and damages. George J. Atulstead of the Washtile Banner voices support for the right to work as fundamental.
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Chaco Armies Engage on a Wide Front in War Day
Report from Buenos Aires on December 29 describes Paraguayan and Bolivian forces each estimated at about 40 000 troops facing off across a broad front in the Chaco War. Early reports claim inconclusive clashes with both sides claiming success in skirmishes. Bolivian reserves have been rushed to the front as mobilization extends to men up to 49 years, while Paraguayans aim at oil fields.
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Missing Operator Feared Kidnap Victim Locate Rockdale
Telegraph operator J. B. Old Moon, sister of Eugene Lande, reported missing after he vanished several hours. A search began yesterday, with a message from Lande’s associate Taylor indicating he would report on the next day, but the message did not explain Lande’s absence and authorities fear kidnapping.
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First Lady Drafts 1985 Resolution
The draft outlines Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Year resolution urging self-sacrifice for the greater good of the majority, hoping to influence global understanding. The piece notes daily radio broadcasts over KABC and an adapter offer via Dial P1231.
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Lindberghs to relive D. L. O. orderly kidnapping trial
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh are set to testify again in the trial of Dr. Richard Vauppmann related to the 1932 baby kidnapping and murder. Charles Lindbergh Sr. revisited the Hopewell home, recounting the night of March 1, 1932, as prosecutors focus on the crime’s details and the roles of family and household staff.
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Young Reds Like Service at Soviet Conscription Centers
Moscow reports conscription centers decorated with slogans and streamers as government officials and Red Army heroes visit recruits. The Red press notes parties accompany many youths reporting for duty, with a focus on health, literacy, and readiness for labor and youth duties. About 5 percent of the army is now party members through the Young Communist League.
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Court House Officers Move at Bexar County Court House
Saturday marked moving day at the Bexar county courthouse as officials packed their belongings for term end on January 1. Sheriff Hinssee, District Attorney Welch, and others prepared to leave offices while Justice of the Peace Snook relocated to the third floor.
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