Americans Kidnapped at Mexican Mine Office
A bandit gang in northern Jalisco abducted two American mine staff from the Mazara mine office in Etzatlan. Samuel C. Sannesse, assistant manager, and Paul W. Avery, an engineer, were seized after a sudden assault. Consul Winter reported withhold of pursuit pending ransom talks. another American, Mackea Cockburn, organized a rescue party but pursuit delayed. The bandits, led by Cantlie Jario Dajos, escaped with a stash of money. The incident follows a recent US Mexican kidnapping pattern with potential California ties.
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Eit
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Tate Kideaping
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West Coast
Hat Seizure Backfires as Thief Steals Hat at Broadway Stand
L. A. Leonard, keeper of a Broadway lunch stand at 2740 Broadway, took a man's hat after he left without paying. Hours later a thief entered, ate a meal at the owner’s expense, and departed with the hat, leaving Leonard to muse the hat may have been its original owner.
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Stop That Cough Before It Becomes Something Worse
A consumer warning describes a cough remedy marketed for children and adults, urging readers to avoid delaying relief. It promotes Foley Shoney Tar Tebernicerelef as a quick, effective solution and instructs to obtain the product from a local druggist.
Farm Bureau backs subsidy conservation farm bill
Washington February 11 The American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed the subsidy conservation farm bill amid senate debate. Edward A. O Nea l and Earl C Smith presidents urged support during a meeting with Franklin D Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace. A new farm bill by Republican Leader McNary introducing higher tariffs payments tied to the domestic allotment plan and new market development was offered in the Senate by request. Senator Hastings attacked the Smith Bankhead plan as farmer control but the GOP platform supports agricultural production control within the Supreme Court upheld adjustment act.
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Major McAllister Ordered to Kansas
Maj McAllister of the Ninth Infantry has been transferred from Eighth Corps area headquarters where he directed CCC enrollment operations since July 18, 1944. He will report to Wichita Kansas on February 20 for duty at Wichita University. A Fort Worth native, he arrived at Fort Sam Houston in May 1933 after completing the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth.
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Martin Dew. McAlllister
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Eighth Corps
CCC
Wichita
Kan
Wichita University
Fort Worth
Fort Sam Houston
Command and General Staff School
Leavenworth
Pedestrian Jaywalking Cited In Traffic Safety Push
Galveston cleric dead in Houston. The Rev J B H O Leary, Catholic priest of the Galveston diocese and pastor of St Josephs church, died last night. The 39 year old native of Michigan had lived in Texas 35 years.
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Safety pledge promotes San Antonio driving safeguards 1976
A pledge supports the Safety Council of the San Antonio Light to reduce road danger. It calls for careful driving, not passing on highways with limited vision, obeying speed limits, and cautious behavior near intersections and pedestrians in 1976.
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Oil Field Drilling Updates Across Hidalgo and Surrounding Areas
An oil field report details wells across Hidalgo, Brooks, and surrounding counties with various depths and actions. Operators include Valley Wildcats, Gulf States Oil, Amerada Petroleum, and Humble, listing drillsite numbers, miles from towns like Edinburg and Elsa, depths from 680 to 7000 feet, and ongoing spudding, coring, or testing as several rigs continue operations in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Hidalgo County
Edluburs
del Quintana
John C. Engelman
Edinburg
Gulf States Oil Company
Delte Orchards, Inc
Elsa
Hidalgo
Maddoxe Tatum
Jobo H. Shary
Mission
Rio Grande Valley
Porter Et A
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Alamo
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Nelson Morfzace Company
Ponta
Eat
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Americano Grande Land and Irrigation Company
Discovery
Ix Coring
Loma.novia
Loma Novia
Duval County
Fridwell
Bishop Cattle Company
Sind
Brodbeck
Humble “Ail and Refining Cimpans
Boma Novia
Hubbard Bill
Claud Hamill
Bf. C. Houbhard Fa
Rosen
Jp Deilling
M. C. Hupbard
Gilcresse , Oil Company
Frank Gravis
W. Byland
Shell Petroleum Corporation
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Texas Company
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Duval Ranch Company
Bmagralis Petroleum Company AO
Duval County Ranch Company
Loma Novia J Field
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NORTH LACK FUEL AND FOOD IN HARD WINTER
In Chicago a 14 degree high slipped toward 4 below as sustained cold kept the city in a deep freeze. The regional average temperature remained 4.8 degrees below normal for 16 days, while the mining town of Tovey Illinois with 400 residents entered county quarantine amid scarlet fever whooping cough and pink eye outbreaks. Three Freeport Illinois factories shut down due to coal shortages, leaving about 1000 workers idle.
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Bandits Rob Gas Station on Nogales Street
Two armed bandits robbed the Midway Service station at 611 Nogalies Street Tuesday morning. Virgil M Moore said the men in an old Model T ordered gasoline, then forced him to surrender cash and items after taking control of the register and safe under threat.
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Maj Pursley on Inspection Hop
Maj Charles Pursley air officer of the Eighth Corps area and airway control officer for South Western Airways left Brooksfield Tuesday morning for inspection visits at Fort Crockett Fort Ringgold and Laredo.
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Charles 4. Pursley
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Brooksfield
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Complicated Production Location Delays Film Shoot
Fragmentary notes describe production delays in Southern California caused by fires that burned large areas of land. The text mentions Marlene Dietrich Gary Cooper and a required travel distance of over 1500 units, reflecting sourcing and staging challenges for the movie.
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Marlette Dietrich
Gary Cooper
Deais
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