Rights, labor, and transit spark wartime debate in Miami
A Miami radio car dispatch argues government must intervene to regulate labor strikes against suspending work in Briggs Detroit and Ford plants. It extols transportation advances, aviation, and farm self-sufficiency, noting Florida’s fruit shipping and high egg prices while critiquing distribution costs and the impact of middlemen on food prices.
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Detroit
Ford
Ned Plenry
Delaware Repeal Measure Signed
Delaware's prohibition repeal bill was officially signed yesterday after approval by Gov. Buck. Officials note enforcement will shift as the measure takes effect, with lawmakers and residents awaiting changes in local and state regulations.
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Del
Delaware
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Henenais
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Govarnce
Douglas Buck
ARRESTS ON 1932 CAR TAGS BANNED Smmm ARRESTS ON 1932 CAR TAGS BANNED
A dispatch from Peiping reports Chinese volunteers attacking Japanese troops at Sulcheng and Chiumenkow on the Jehol border. Four hour battles with air and artillery fire produced casualties on both sides as night fighting intensified near the Great Wall strongholds. In Geneva, Japan reaffirmed a conciliatory stance while outlining where it can concede and where it must stand firm in the Manchurian dispute.
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Chiumenkow
Jehol
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Chiumenkon
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Geneva
Yosuke Matsuoka
Eric Drummond
League
Ite
Toklo
Bir Erie
Committee of 10
Japs Tighten Troop Move Ban as Jehol Campaign Nears
Reports from Tokyo and Shanghai indicate Japan may start major operations in Jehol by month end. Ban on movement disclosures seeks to hide troop, headquarter, and supply movements to Manchuria. Officials warn the Jehol district could see intensified action. Chinese forces under General Kwang seize Paoning prompting evacuation and troop dispatch to the area. Washington reveals new policy allowing Ching to buy war aircraft and munitions from private makers.
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Tohio
Jehol
Today
Manchuria
Shanghat
INS
Kwang
Paoning
Geechuen
Ureung
Ghengtu
Helen Kane Weds Son of Dancer in Washington
Washington February 2 Helen Kane the boop boop a doop girl from New York tied the knot here yesterday with Max Moftmandt son of famed dancer Ger toda Hoffman. The brief ceremony followed Kane’s engagement in London and Venice theater appearances.
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Washington, D. C
Helen Kane
New York
Inout Theater
Max Moftmandt
Gertoda Hoffman
Yeatorday
KNIFE
London
King Georges
Greece
Appandiants Oon
Londos
40 Degree Weather Forecast For Friday In San Antonio
Weather bureau predicts a rise to 40 degrees Friday, eight degrees above freezing, with gradual warming on a light north wind. San Antonians earlier enjoyed 59 to 78 degree days as the sky clears and sun returns Thursday and Friday.
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Weather Bureau
J. H. Jarboe
Wife of Ringling Sued for Balm Allegation
New York report says Mrs Emily Hing Buck Ringling wife of circus owner John Ringling has been served with a 250000 dollar charge of affections suit. The action is brought by her brother-in-law Pranels X Kelly alleging Hank Mys Ting Ing influenced his wife Alen to leave him. Mrs Kelly is from Florida.
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John Ringling
Pranels X. Kelly
Hank Mys
Ting- Ing
Alen
Kelly
Florida
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Forecast calls for fair and colder conditions Thursday into Friday with a low around 40 degrees Thursday and a high near 66 Friday. Light northerly winds. Interior frost possible at night. North winds rise across western Texas with colder Thursday night into Friday and frost interior regions. Temperatures range from the mid teens to the 40s in western Panhandle areas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Meridian
Roth Wes
Porli
Panhands
Denver Post Publisher Bonfils Dies After Illness
Frederick G Bonfils longtime Denver Post publisher died at his home from complications of an ear infection. He and H Tammen bought the Post in 1892 and built a regional business empire before Bonfils’ death. He leaves a widow two daughters and siblings.
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Thomas
Etta B. Walker
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Nell Barber
Lee Anneles
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Kansas City Post
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Roosevelt outlines 200000-job Tennessee Valley project
President elect Roosevelt proposed a vast Tennessee Valley development to create 200000 jobs and remake America. The plan links reforestation water power reclamation and agricultural rehabilitation across several states aiming to balance urban and rural populations and spur similar projects nationwide.
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White House
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Cove Creek
Clinch Hyera
Tral Mississippi River
Apartments Listed With Varied Rents and Features
Fragmented OCR shows apartment listings with prices per month ranging from 7.00 to 1800.00, several unit numbers and street names, plus scattered names of owners or managers. The text is garbled but conveys rental options and monthly costs in a local housing market.
Abolition Urged for Kentucky County in Plan
Kentucky report urges abolishing Clay County as recommended by State Examiner Nat B. Sewell. The plan would dissolve the mountain county and reassign its territory to neighboring counties, amid long standing factional violence noted in the examiner’s findings. Gilbert W. Kann marries dancer Baral Dane Hellker in New York. Kann is son of Otto H. Kann, noted manager and philanthropist.
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Prankfort
Corish Clay County
Nat B. Sewell
Trifoon
Kentucky Mountain
Averloon
Kaiin
New York
Gilbert W. Kann
Otto H. Kann
Maneler
Philanthropit
Baraldane Hellker
Honest Warning On War Debts From Senate Voices
The senate heard the voice of the American people on war debts amid concerns over Hoover era policies and foreign pressures. Senators Lewis Hatfield and Reed warned against debt cancellations or deals that could weaken moral obligations, stressing Congress and the public must decide, not foreign governments or concealed moves.
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Senate
Hoover
England
America
Illinois
J. Hamilton Lewis
United States
Congress
Lewis
Reed
Hatfield
Thousands Eased by Officials Ignore Auto License Dilemma
In Bexar County thousands of motorists operated without current licenses while state and local authorities pursued a pending extension bill. Officials indicated no prosecutions for existing violators as the Legislature debated a one or two month extension and the patrol advised drivers to “take a chance” until action. About 49,500 licenses had been sold with roughly 8,000 from last year still bearing old tags.
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State Highway Patrol
Austin
Wilella F. Brogan
Auto
Tex Department
Brogan
House of Representatives
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LYES
Cant
J.D. Moffatt
State Highway Patrol Office
Tas
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Pall Wright
Jegislature
Amrelear
Ferguson Loses Road Suit Appeal in Texas
Austin court upholds denial of injunction against the Texas Highway Commission. The Third Court of Civil Appeals sustains a district court ruling in James E. Ferguson and others case regarding contract construction. Proceedings centered on road project disputes and authority over state highway actions.
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Perguson
Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Kravia County District Court
James E. Ferguson
Texas Kigh- Way Commission
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