Soviet Nod to Nation Well Armament Policy
Moscow reports cite a push by the union to mass heavy artillery and machine guns, with leaders claiming stronger arms for Red troops. Japan’s war minister Hayashi says no Russo-Japanese war plans, only defense of Manchukuo within existing borders and peace with the United States.
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House to Probe Appropriations in Economy Move
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee will investigate automatic permanent appropriations totaling 2,304,764,000 for 1935. Chairman Buchanan of Texas argues many outlays fund reclamation projects national parks rivers harbors vocational education and state and territorial programs.
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Star Spangled Banner Manuscript Comes to Gallery
The original manuscript of the National Anthem The Star Spangled Banner will be on display at the Walters Art Gallery when doors open tomorrow, mounted on red velvet behind glass for public viewing.
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Open Forum Letters Signed by Editor for Publication
A fragment from the Daily Oklahoman references signed letters from readers with names omitted upon request. It mentions a Fisher misprint, censorship concerns, and a note about a tribute and public interest. The text includes partial names and a location in Oklahoma City.
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Conopus Club to Stage One Act Play Friday
Conopus Club presents a one act play directed by Coates Coymne with T Men Played Gards and Women Do. The show will be at the Conopus club dihene on Friday noon. Joe B. McShane and Leo Brewer chair the event with Paul McSween Weedon Nichols and Can FE in attendance.
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Annual Army Ball Planned for Washington's Birthday
A San Antonio group of regular army national guard and reserve officers plans the annual Army Ball. It will be held at the Municipal Auditorium on Washington’s Birthday with committees led by Col Harry Grier decoration publicity and Lieut Col Raymond Phelps program Maj B C Grant wine committee Lieut Col RH Darkee reception Maj D Birkhead finance Maj Ferwin O Connor invitation and Colonel Durkee floor committee. An article from The American Verety magazine accompanies this notice in the San Antonio Light.
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Ten thousand loan applications surge at Home Owners' Loan pivot
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation regional office reports 10 000 applications received with 3361 loans totaling 23 958 852 39. About 47834 918 54 has been loaned so far to 3361 applicants as daily applications approach 100. Bond prices rising to 85 spurs demand for loans while some loans use cash for tax delinquency clearance and repairs.
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Mexican Officer Arrested in Lopez Kidnapping Case
Monterola, an army officer, was placed under provisional arrest in Nuevo Laredo after being identified as the gang member who abducted Luis Lopes from Mexican soil and forced him across the Rio Grande into U.S. custody. The alleged crime dates to January 20 when the suspect was wanted in San Antonio on narcotics charges and seized in Nuevo Laredo before being handed to U.S. officers.
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Fever Easing for Detroit Families in Civil Aid Efforts
General improvement follows Civil Works Administration projects in Detroit reducing the number of families requiring aid. Jamison notes cash disbursements exceed ten percent of the total allotted, amounting to about 710000 dollars to date, reflecting ongoing relief efforts amid a broader economic downturn.
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Pioneer sea flier Walter Wellman dies at 75
New York Feb 1 Walter Wellman explorer and first man to attempt a flight across the Atlantic Ocean is dead at 75 after three months illness. Known for 1910 solo attempt to London lasting 19 hours and about 376 miles off Cape Hatteras his crew was rescued from the dirigible America by the Trent. He also helped locate the spot Columbus landed on Walling Island and San Salvador.
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Reduction Maile in Texas Deficit
A Texas deficit reduction was announced with a revised general revenue figure of 4477.29 dollars. Treasurer Charley Lockhart stated the updated treasury balance, reflecting a smaller shortfall and improved fiscal outlook for the state.
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Lykolene Dental Cream Contest Promises Cash Prizes
A garbled advertisement invites readers to submit active entries for a weekly $100 prize contest. It promotes Lykolene Dental Cream and a refillable toothbrush, asking for 74 words or fewer and attaching a location for entry at 415 Delaware Street, Kauuna City, MO. Winners are said to be announced on radio and in newspapers each Saturday.
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