Lindbergh Telegram Probed By White House
In Washington, President Roosevelt and aides referred the Lindbergh telegram dispute to the Post Office and Commerce Departments after a Breckenridge release publicized the message. Secretary Stephen Early said such public display is improper and that the president had not yet read the telegram.
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Washington, D. C
Charles A. Lindbergh
White House
Postoffice and Commerce Departments
Roosevelt
Stephen Early
Shen
Col
Charles I Lindbergh
Atterser
Cal
Benny Breckenrvize
Annie
Lindbergh
Nlely Mall
Cologne
Lanceted
Postmaster General
Secretary of Commerce
Lindvergh
New York
Breckenridge
Howe
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Cotton Contracts Signed in Mason County Farmers
Mason County farmers in the 1934 federal reduction drive signed cotton contracts. RH Tate announced the signing noting widespread participation and the impact on local agriculture. The event underscores county support for the national effort and reflects the era's farming policies.
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Mason ‘Mason
Mason County
RH. Tate
Twin Death Verdict in Hartman Murder Case
Coroner Wool Marther's verdict finds John Henry Kolb 14 and his 14 year old wife Hazel dead by gunshot in Hartman Arkansas after a quarrel over a portable phonograph. A woman and two children were injured in the incident as police traced the weekend disturbance in Dublin.
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Hartman
Ark
Bed
Sné
Wil Marther
John Henry Kolb
Hazel
Kolb
Mark
Fragmented OCR health ad text with garbled lines
Garbled pharmaceutical copy discusses coughing and relief claims. Mentions creams and a supposed product, with unclear references to ingredients and effects. The legible portions suggest an air or breath related remedy but lack coherent details or verifiable names.
Blue Star Ointment Heals Itch and Soothes Skin
An old advertisement describes Blue Star Ointment as quick acting and soothing for itching. It claims to kill germs linked to skin irritation and provides a pleasant odor and fast relief. Noting tested medicines and searing, it markets effectiveness against various itching and skin pore issues.
Murder Trial Delayed in Seguin Case At Track Incident
Frank McGinnis and Francis Edward Duffy are tied to a fatal incident on November 3, 1829 near the Seguin road and Southern Pacific tracks. Judge Harry S. Howard granted a continuance to February 1. Both defendants have been jailed in Bexar County since their arrest following the discovery of the woman’s body.
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Frank McGinnis
Woemucher
Helen Dorothy McGinnis
Seguin
Southern Pacific
Spedes
Harry S. Howard
Thirty-seventh
Francis Edward Duffy
McGinnis
Duffy
Bexar County
State and Defense Trade at Trial
In the murder trial of Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean the State and defense swapped evidence. The State traded hospital records about Dr. Kennedy’s fatal illness in exchange for access to 145 love letters Kennedy wrote to Dr. Bean over several years.
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Greenwood
Aff
Fen
Sarah Ruth Dean
Joh Preston Kennnedy
Kennedy
Bean
CWA Workers Drive on Rodent Infestation in City
In New York on February 32 date unknown an army of CWA workers uses traps Mashlights and Julé bags to reduce rats in Manhattan Queens Brooklyn and the Bronx targeting piers lots warehouses and abandoned buildings to curb infestation across the boroughs.
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New York
CWA
Manhattan
Queens
Brooklyn
Bronx
Veterans on OWA Rolls Assured of Keeping Pension
Washington February 14 Veterans on civil works rolls were told by Representative Ludlow Democrat of India that they are secure from any loss of pension due to employment. Ludlow who urged the president to act earlier in January said an executive order has been issued preventing such reductions and saving pensions for veterans on civil works.
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Washington, D. C
Ludlow
Democrat
India
Touts Mech
Howe
Wallace Proposes Grain Futures Act Extension and Cabinet Panel
Secretary Wallace asked Congress to extend regulation of commodity exchanges to all commodities via the grain futures act, and to form a cabinet commission to curb speculative trading. Senate Banking Committee Chair Fletcher released the draft with President Roosevelt's approval. Hearings by Fletcher and House leader Rayburn are set for Wednesday next week. Blue India peafowls advertised for sale at bargain prices in classified section.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wallace
Fletcher
Senate Banking
Roosevelt
Rayburn
House
Interstate Commerce
Trial of OBrien suit against Sullivan twins opens in court
Paul OBrien files a $421500 damage suit for malicious prosecution against Dan Sullivan and his sons in Seventy third District Court. The O’Briens claim a 16 year conspiracy built a war chest of 30040 for hiring lawyers and evidence, costing each brother 21560, while alleging prior indictments for embezzlement and misused funds from the Sullivan fortune.
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Paul O'Brien
Dan J. Sullivan
John ©. Sullivan
Integar
J. Gul- Somart
Seventy-third District
Frederick Stevens
Pater O Brien
Sullivans
O’briens
Dan Sullivan
Twine
Sullivan
O'Briens
Calles
Ste
Ing
Obrieha
Ninniy Fourth District
Dan Bullivan
Relief bond proposals dominate state legislature in Austin
About 23 amendments to a relief bonds bill, seeking 4 million dollars for unemployed and destitute, await House action after hearings begin tonight. Bills on sulphur tax, chain stores, oleomargarine, brokers, oil production tax, and liquor licensing for druggists are before committees. Senate has not acted on relief bonds. mortgage moratorium bills face delay as bond discussions proceed.
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House
Perios
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Vabiley
Frolosals
Oil and Gas Division
Railroad Commission
House Committee On Liquor Tattic
Senate
Senate State Affairs
Love Sick Youth Ends Life in Parked Car
In UOUSIUN Clyde Amick, 19, a drug store employee, shot himself in a parked car after a quarrel with Miss Lavada Butler 20 who said his affection was only puppy love. Justice Campbell Overstreet ruled death by his own action after an inquest.
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Fev
Clyde Amick
Justice of the Peace
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Overstreet
Lavada Butler
Aimick
Harlingen Radio Case Is Delayed
The radio commission continued the hearing on KEYG Harlingen Texas for unlimited hours. KEYG currently shares time with KWWG Hawkesville Texas and granting would end WW’s air presence, delaying the case to tomorrow.
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Harlingen
Washington
Radio Commission
KEYG
Texas
KWWG
Hrowksville
Nuah
Weather summary report with city forecasts and tides
Weather data fragment lists temperatures, tides, and conditions for multiple cities across the United States. Includes cloud cover, clear and rainy notes, and wind hints with sporadic times and dates. Mentions Alaska, Texas, California, and several states with assorted forecast terms.
FDR's Mother Visits Nurse in Hamilton
Mrs. Tames Rowevelt, mother of the U S president, arrives in Hamilton to see Miss Helen Macrorle the nurse who cared for Franklin Roosevelt when he was hurt. The visit highlights wartime era medical ties and personal medical history.
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Fdr
Hamilton
Tames Rowevelt
United States
Helen Macrorle
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Three Negroes Held Amid National Guard escort
Three men Ernest McGee 23 Johnny Jones 23 and Isaac Howard 26 were brought to Hernando from Holly Springs after an attack on an 11 year old girl. Guard troops moved them to the courthouse and locked them in a vault while a De Soto county grand jury weighed indictments. If indicted the state intends to seek the death penalty.
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Hernando
Miss
Holly Springs
de Soto County
Ernest McGee
Johny Jones
Isaac Howard
Eise
Police Probe Strange Cult In Los Angeles Temple
Police tracked a reported cult activity after a mother and her four children were removed from a temple where spiritual weddings allegedly occurred. Thelma Allen said she left her two children with her husband and another child with Muriel Wallace to join a new region. An inspector noted a woman described as a religious leader lured families away from ungodly men to men who serve God. A Highland Park furnished home is offered at 33 dollars monthly in classified ads.
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Los Angeles
Police Loday
Muriel Wallace
Charis
William Wallace
San Francisco
Allen McGinn
Bare Francisca
Thelma Allen
Wallace
Joba
McGinn
Allen
Teamotel
Bone Dry Candidate Seeks Texas Governor Post
Edward K. Russell of An nona, eight miles east of Clarks ville, announced his bid for Texas governor. Russell, who runs as a "bone dry" candidate, opposes resubmission of the prohibition question.
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Clarxaville
Texas
Edward K. Russell
Annona
Clarksville
Hes
Russell
Bone Dry
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