Tariff on potash urged by U S producers in Senate
Washington reports that four American fertilizer firms pledged to take 7 percent of their needs from domestic sources, with 23 percent from German potash. Wilbur Ta Ree testified that five years of protection could secure supply, while observers warn farmers would pay. Governor McCarthy of Hawaii argued tariffs raise food costs, clashing with sugar tariff advocates.
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Motion to Bar Evidence on Search Warrants Continued
The piece notes a continuation on page one concerning the motion to bar evidence from search warrants. Arguments include lapse of time and duty of officers to search for taxable and contraband goods, and claims about resisting officers and possession of property. Hartwell denies possession of seized items and discussion of introducing properties remains unresolved.
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Hartwall
Wieller
Harman
Honor for washer Nat Mo Washer retires from Kiwanis
Nat Mo Washer, retiring president of the San Antonio Kiwanis club, received a handsome jeweled fob at Friday luncheon at the Guater Hotel. The award, presented by Dick C. Terrell, honored his twelve months of service. In his farewell, Washer urged closer fellowship among members. Incoming president Dr. Charles Weveble outlined plans for the year and presented the Kiwanis insignia to Washer.
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Nat Mo
Venalie
Lions Battle at Brackenridge Park Enclosure
Lions in a brief fight at Brackenridge Park zoo provided spectators with a brief spectacle. The male lion claimed a piece of meat, then settled beside the vent while the other lion calmed, nursing bites and a torn hide as keepers tried to separate them.
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Harily
Rabbi to Address Soldiers in Field Service
Rabbi Sidney will address soldiers of surrounding units at 6 o clock in the evening, under the supervision of the Willgos. The object of Rabbi Tes address is unclear but follows the Army Y program. Mat Haibi Wodorche from New York will bring a message to the troops.
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B.A. van Nees
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CHANGE CAR ROUTING EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4
Be HL vice president and general manager of the San Antonio Lubbe service company announces a routing change to improve service along the route from Leenst street to Magnolia. Cars will no longer use the long loop via Main, Craig, Howard, and Magansia to return, instead traveling a shorter loop to Magnolia and back via Locust Street. Also notes Barkley wedding in Beeville Texas with details about the bride’s background.
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Magansia
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Iocust Street
Livestock Advances Approved by War Finance Corp
The War Finance Corporation announced on Thursday approval of advances for agricultural and livestock purposes totaling 2 million dollars. State allocations included Arkansas 350000, Missouri 5500,000, Oklahoma 341000, with other distributions across the region.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
How Dry T Am U S Soldiers Sing Quitting Coblenz
A fragmentary report notes U S soldiers singing How Dry I Am as they quit Coblenz and prepare to embark for Antwerp and return to the United States. The piece mentions many who have served in Germany since the start of the occupation.
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Antwerpt
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Germany
Germany Won’t Be Forced to Pay Full Reparations
From Ham and Monerweol reports a German delegation states they will not renew the demand for full reparations. The proposal suggests Germany’s foreign currencies and bonds be used to offset payments, aiming to ease pressure on German industry while seeking a future arrangement acceptable to France and Central Europe. London bankers may aid, contingent on maintain economic stability. British experts note limited capacity to meet all demands without risk of bankruptcy.
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Weiter
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France
Central
Europe
Local Office Changes Mark Secretarial Shuffle
Charles Woseh Jr departs for gelinel week after acceptance and W H Hanson Jr wins election to fill the vacant general secretary position.
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Charles Woseh Jr
W. HH. Hanson Jr
Cotton to AmericaLargest shipment of Hauptian cotton sails to Boston
Washington December 30 the Shipping Board aboard steamer Oplus will carry about 100000 bales of Hauptian cotton to Boston, the largest direct shipment to this country in an American bottom. Vice President Lave said the cargo reflects the recent shipping agreement with the Liverpool lines and will ship from Alexandria within days.
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Boston
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Liverpool
Burglar Fails in Break-In at Leonard Home
A would-be burglar attempted entry at 2000 block Went Tonetom Street, Chiveday night, firing a pistol through a window but an alarmed homeowner escaped injury. The incident marks a second such attempt on Mr Leonard’s residence, with the intruder fleeing after a flashlight revealed the attempt.
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TL. Leonard
Leawant Unis
Leonard
Front Porch Alarm Echoes in Local Break-In Attempt
Fragmentary OCR recounts a nighttime porch disturbance where a resident, Leonard, confronted an intruder at the front door. The assailant reportedly fled over a back fence after Leonard used forceful actions, with the intruder possibly biting at him but not injuring him.
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Leonard
Mey Leonard
No Life on Venus Claims Stir at Swarthmore Meeting
Investigations led by St Salim, director of the Wilson Observatory in California, and Seth L. Nicholson, assistant, indicate Venus supports no life. They reportedly inverted papers read before the American Astronomical Society at Sprout Observatory near Swarthmore College, suggesting no oxygen or water on Venus.
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St. Salim
Wilson Obsetraincr
California
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Venus
American Auteonomical Society
Swartimore College
Parleys End as Chile Breaks Off Peru Talks over Tacna
The Associated Press reports Chile has halted negotiations with Peru over Tacna and Arica, stating no further exchange of views is possible. Chile says it sought an agreement but mutual prospects have failed, while Peru proposes general arbitration and rejects broader recourse to international law. Includes stray cemetery ad fragment.
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Peru
Tacna
Arica
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Pery Inston
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