Reich Stil Demands Cargo Palos Release
Basque authorities at Bilbao released the German freighter Palos after the Reich cruiser Koenigsberg demanded its release. One Spanish destroyer and part of the cargo were detained as war material bound for fascists in Spain. Germany warned it would seize ships heading for Bilbao. diplomacy continued amid tensions in the Spain crisis.
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Berlin
Tae Curt. Flemand
Bilbao
Bibra
Bay of
Seny Fo
Koeln
Bayi Dar
Herlit
Vese
Wilhelmstrasse
Pope Pius IX Sedated as Health Fails
In Rome, Dec. 29. Pope Pius XII, age 79, remains in an unchanged condition with paralysis and old age complications. Officials seek mild sedatives to ease pain from a paralyzed left leg, as doctors report no new crisis. Attendants note restless sleep but ability to hear music. visitors fear potential death at any time while allowing for possible months of life.
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Can City
Pius
Holy Father
Amanti Milani
Vatican
Bandit Foiled by HOA of Wi at Highland Boulevard store
A masked bandit armed with a pistol tried to rob a Highland Boulevard store early Tuesday. A store attendant pretended the pistol was real, causing the would-be thief to flee toward a waiting taxi driven by Charles Cantu with five dollars taken from a customer. Two hours later, workers Harvey Watkins Emil Eckhardt and Monahan described the incident and the bandit’s escape in a panic.
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Highland Boulevard
Charles Cantu
South Presa Streat
Cantu
Toy Brooks Field
Brooks
SPORE
Harvey Watkins
Monteres Street
Emil Eckhardt
Wharton, Street
Monahan
West Elsmere Place
Alsa
Watkins
Monahen
Woman suffocated in Sudan blaze claimed by heavy smoke
SUDAN, Dec. 2a Worlan died of suffocation today in a fire causing about 25000 damage to two buildings. The victim, Mrs G W Ghesher wife of the Green theater manager, was found in her apartment above the theater with only slight burns. The other building, a drug store, housed city and fire offices.
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Sudan
Worlan
G. W. Ghesher
Green Theater
Miller Elected Chairman of 1. C. C. in Washington
The L. E. G. today elected Commissioner Carroll Mlive of Permsy Yasle as chairman for the ensuing year, effective January 1. He succeeds Commissioner Charles D. Ma hafhe as chairman.
Kidnap Victim Search Continues As Clues Fade In Tacoma
In Tacoma on December 23 authorities reported no new developments in the Charles Mattson kidnapping case. A 10 year old boy, son of Dr W W Mattson, may have been the victim. A ransom note valued at 28 100 was found folded in the suspect's pocket. Police pursued leads in Portland Seattle and nearby towns with state troopers and city officers. A factory in an old warehouse drew initial attention before searches widened.
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Tacoma
Watenhe
Charles Mattson
Ww. W
Mattson
Young Mattson
W. W. Mattson
Department of Justice
Matison
Aas
Justice
Harry Snider
Washington State Patrol
Portland
Ore
Dan Harrison
Harrison
East
Columbia River Highway
Sid
Seattle
Irvin York
Boys Treated For Gunshot Wounds In San Antonio
Two boys were hospitalized Tuesday after accidental gunshot injuries. Charles Price Jr., son of Frank Price of Blanco, was shot in the leg while near Avant avenue. H. C. Rich's 1-year-old son and companions Robert Rich and Thomas Lanr…ney were on bicycles near Salado Creek when the accident happened. all three are in critical condition.
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San Antonio
Charles Price
Frank Price
Blanco
C. Rich
Abent Avenue
Avant Avenue
Rich
Robert Rich
Thomas Lanrisney
Berkshire Avenue
Salado Creek
Weather forecast by Jarboe for San Antonians
Land Scapes Alive reports U G Weatherman J HL Jarboe predicts a cloudy rain affected pattern for San Antonians with a strong north wind by Tuesday night into Wednesday. Temperatures forecast to dip to near 58 Tuesday night and around 66 Wednesday, with a cooling trend and moderate southerly winds shifting to northerly midweek.
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U. G
HL Jarboe
San Anitomans
Tesday
U S Gives Texas Roads 12 Millions
Washington December 29. Secretary Wallace announced a federal grant of 12.27 million dollars to Texas as part of a 200 million highway and trade crossing fund. Distribution was based on population area and post road mileage, shaping the state’s road program for the coming year.
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Washington
Texas
Wallace
Two Children Burn to Death in Taunton Home
Taunton Massachusetts December 29 1908 two children died in a fire believed caused by a overturned devil lamp in a single room home of Mr and Mrs Jesse D Maranville The victims were Anna Maranville age two and Leroy Maranville age 11 months The fire left the family in sorrow within their hamlet setting
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Taunton
Mass
Jesse D. Maranville
Anna Maranville
Leroy Maranville
Montana Freezes Under Subzero Arctic Snap
Montana shivers as subzero temperatures grip towns including Havre and Kalispell while Missoula and Maecs City report above zero. Light snow covered the state after a frigid night. Weather broadcasts listed readings across centers such as Williston and Kalispell, highlighting the extreme cold.
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Montana
Telena
Mont
Havre
Missoula
Williston
Kalispell
Maics City
Name successor to Senator Norbeck
Pierre SD December 29 Governor Tom Berry named Herbert Hitchcock of Mitchell Democratic state chairman U S senator to succeed Peter Norbeck who died at his Redfield home December 20 Hitchcock will serve in the U S Senate for South Dakota replacing the Republican Norbeck who died at his home in Redfield on December 20.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Herbert Hitchcock
Mitchell
U. S
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Redfield
France Votes Cash For Military Armaments Credits
The French chamber of deputies approved extraordinary credits totaling 1 750 000 009 francs about 81 425 000 dollars at current exchange to finance armaments. The vote underscored Paris decision to boost military readiness amid ongoing tensions.
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France
Paris
Frénei Chamber of Deputies
Weather summary for San Antonio and Texas regions
Cloudy with rain Tuesday night and Wednesday. Warmer Tuesday and cooler Wednesday with highs around 68 degrees and 60 degrees Tuesday morning. East Texas shows rain and colder NW portions, Rio Grande valley cooler, winds shifting from south to north by Wednesday night. West Texas cloudy with probable rain in extreme southeast, colder Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Cheehin- Gregly
Rio Grande Valley
West
Texas
Bodies of 2 Taken From AR Liner
A strong rescue effort recovered two bodies from the wreckage of the San Francisco Los Angeles transport plane that crashed Sunday night near Los Angeles. Deputies toiled through the night to remove victims after the crash in rugged canyon country, as the search continued for additional survivors. The victims include AL Markwell, Edward T Ford Jr, and others. Pilot Edwin Blom and crew were among those killed. Investigation into the disaster began as authorities warned volunteers to stay away from the crash scene.
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Burbank
Calif
San Fransiscn
Los Angelea
Hepnties
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Alex Noviel
Hl Centro
Amore
Eugene Biscaltus
Hinrsons
Edwin Blom
Markwell
Eles
Edward T. Ford
San Marino
Grave Lines Steamship Company
Edward T. Ford Jr
John Korn
el Cenp
H. S. Tearne
Hollywood
W. 4. Newton
Los Auseley
Alex Novak
BE Geico
Supefree in Debt Arrest in New York Hotel
The actress Supefree, married to Johnny Weissmuller, was arrested in civil proceedings after posting an $1800 bond at New York City Court. Accountant Josep Goldin obtained a judgment earlier and served notices as she boarded a European liner, with Velez later appearing in city court for supplementary proceedings. She was found a non resident of the state.
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New York
Stipe Velez
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
City Cours
Josep Goldin
Velea
472 Mortgages Set County Record in Installment Boom
472 mortgages filed in the county clerk's office establish an all-time record. Harold Kayton, chief clerk, cites a surge tied to Christmas installment purchases. The rush was noted Tuesday as the high volume of filings occurred in Mongay County.
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Mongay
Harold Kayton
Kayton
Soviet Submarines Reach Spain Route Reported
The Daily Mirror reported from Warsaw that 28 Soviet submarines have sailed from Russian ports toward Spain. The subs were said to be commanded by Captain Kamin, a noted expert in submarine warfare.
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Spain
London
INS
Mirroz
Warsaw
Kamin
Russia
Boy 9 Faked Fire Alarm To See Fire Engines
City firemen answered a school alarm at Srorth Elementary Tuesday. Detectives Barthalenne and Lee traced the dispatch to a 9 year old boy who confessed he sent the false report to see the fire wagons rush. He said he just liked to see the fire wagons go.
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Srorth
Claude Converse
Lng
Charles Barthalenne
C. W. Lee
Mme Fates Alnray
Fires On Boy Testifying In Murder Charge
In Jackson Kentucky on December 29 Johnny Chenherd, charged with murder, testified in court about a near rain of bullets. Stray bullets wounded two spectators and bruised another as Shepherd, 18, faced examination. Deputy Sheriff Rice reported Viola Wickline, 35, opened fire, while spectators fled. George Shouse, 27, was critically wounded. Moss Noble was shot in the leg. Shepherd was hospitalized and later died, with four others held on murder warrants including Mrs. Wickline and Buck Gabbard.
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Harvey Cabbard
Shepherd
George Shouse
Moss Noble
Roward Moore
Pelt Mel
Lites
Rice
Moore
Haddix
Fred
Gabbard
Virs
Wickiine
Moner
Noa
Shouse
Preu
Noble
Mogi
Tunner
Denver Police Nab Texas Bank Robber
Denver police arraigned Claude L. Manning, 30, held on $10,000 bond for the July 31 Texas bank robbery of the First State Bank at Wells. Manning admitted holding up the bank and netting $3991. He was ordered to appear before Federal District Court at Dallas.
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Denver
Texas
Leo J. Crowley
United States
Lan
Lsted
Claude L. Manning
Adittect
First State
Wells
Crowley
Federal District Court
Dalles
Caterpillar Tractor Raises Pay for 11000 Workers
Caterpillar Tractor Company announces a 5 percent wage increase effective January 3 for 11000 employees excluding administrative and department heads. President B C Hearcek says current wages in plants were substantially higher than 1823 levels.
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Fourta. UW
Amon
B.C. Hearcek
Conpany
Rale
Heneick
Tevet
Man Accused in Racket Killed in Bronx Restaurant Riot
WEW WORK Dec 29 171 Max Pincus 35 awaiting trial to tie restaurant rackets inquiry fell six hours to his death today from a Bronx apartment house after boy standers vainly attempted to dissuade him from death by own action Pincus president of Restaurank Workers union and 12 orders were to ace the January 14 “
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WEW
Max Pincus
Bronx
Boy Standers
Pincus
Restaurank Workers
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