Texas Cold Wave Damages South Texas Crops Says Report
A U S T I N Feb 13 A statist ician s report from the U S department of agriculture says the recent cold wave caused damage to many South Texas crops while effects vary by region. Early fruit trees in North and East Texas may have losses, small bean and potato crops show damage, and lower Rio Grande Valley acreage will be replanted with delayed maturity. Some Bermud onions face severe yield and quality delays, while cabbage and broccoli in key districts suffer less impact.
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Wounded Man Die in Dallas After Shootings
Dallas February 13 A downtown office manager Tin Stein died from wounds suffered Friday when he and his secretary Arthur 3B were shot. A charge of assault to murder against Dallas attorney Noah Roark was amended to murder after Stein's death. Blight improvement in Strauch’s condition was reported. Roark’s defense plans temporary insanity plea. he was once an assistant district attorney and a candidate for district attorney.
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Mojica to sing in San Antonio Monday night
Jose Mojica renowned Mexican tenor and film star will perform at the auditorium Monday night under the Mexican Beneficionas society. Discovered by Enrico Caruso in Mexico City, Mojica was later promoted by Campiano for the Chicago Civic Opera and backed by Mary Garden and Galli Curci. He has worked with Blasco Toaney and Di Palla, led Spanish projects at Fox Studio in Hollywood, and starred in nine Fox productions, with this San Antonio appearance marking his first there.
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2 Die in Crash on Valley Road
Corpus Christi Texas February 18 Two people died in a crash on Walisy Highway when an automobile struck a culvert and exploded after a collision with a truck. J Bascom Davis of Belton Bell county planter and his daughter Mrs D L Cummina of Haskell died. Driver Virgil W Meadows of Raymond Villa injured. Truck occupants unharmed.
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Alabaman Shot by Texas Patrol Near Electra
A wounded Alabama man and two companions were held for investigation after Texas highway patrol stopped their car seven miles east of Electra. Patrolman Keeler fired, saying he thought the man was armed and intended to resist when the suspect jumped from the car and ran.
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Road bids opened on 64 miles of asphalt and concrete paving
Austin Feb 13 Texas highway commission opened bids on road and bridge construction estimated at 850 900 for 64 miles of Himeslana rock asphalt surface and TS miles of concrete paving plus three bridge projects. Counties listed include Live Oak Wells Kendall Kerr Guadalupe Comal Bowla and Tarrant.
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Cobham Plans 10 000 Mile Air Voyage to Australia
Sir Alan Cobham, noted British airman, plans a non stop 10 000 mile flight from England to Australia in five days and five nights. He aims to refuel in the air with tankers and aircraft stationed along the route.
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MacDonald outlines six topics for world economic talks
London February 13 Prime Minister MacDonald told the House of Commons that Washington talks next month will cover a six point program for the world economic conference. He endorsed a broader debts conference agenda and said the British delegation will likely head the talks with the United States. The six topics include monetary and credit policy, resumption of capitalist movement, restrictions on international trade, tariff and treaty policy, and organization of production and trade. George Lansbury pressed for details on British proposals for war debt, and MacDonald said the agendas cover the field and aim for a harmonious approach with America.
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Bolivian Artillery Repulses Paraguayan Attack
Bolivian general staff reports Paraguayan forces launched a strong attack along Nanaws front to the Gran Ohsen area. Balviem artillery repulsed the drive after 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Denver shooting toll rises to four in auction room
In Denver on Saturday a gunman fired through the auction room windows wounding bystanders. Charles Lewis, 75, died in hospital, raising the death toll to four. Detective Scanelder, 64, and Detective Deabafore were fatally wounded. Gray Rice, 60, was shot and killed by police after arrest attempts. Rice had a history of insanity and prior employment as a bookkeeper.
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Parachute Jump Feud Ends In Fatal Fall Over Los Angeles
In a feud over delayed parachute jumps, 24-year-old Herold Branson died after leaping from a plane at 10,000 feet. He opened his parachute only 50 feet from the ground while rival Spud Manning, who aimed to beat the record, opened later and landed safely.
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Former Cameron County Clerk Webb Dies at 62
Brownsville Texas February 19 Joseph Webb aged 62 longtime Cameron County clerk for four years until 1934 death occurred at his home yesterday Webb made 17 unsuccessful campaigns before retirement and remained active civically and politically in Brownsville Funeral services planned for this afternoon
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Marie Dressler Resting for Role in Barrymore Picture
Los Angeles Feb 13 Marie Dressler rests between movements as she readies for The Las Christoph ee Henn with Lionel Barrymore in the lead and Chuck Reisner directing. Hollywood gossip notes a print of The Life of Mussolini arriving for QA while Constance Cummings wins freedom from Columbia and Paris London plans surface for Connie’s next project.
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Economy Measure's Results Pictured
Postmaster General Brown predicts budget cuts if government departments must trim expenses by five percent next year. He discussed the Bratton proposal adopted by the senate and said dismissals of BOM employees and service curtailments would be seen under such measures.
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Indiana Farm Bureau to Discuss Tax Strike Plan
Indianapolis Feb 13 The Indiana Farm Bureau president announced a meeting of farm and property tax owners next Thursday to consider possible tax strike actions pending General Assembly legislation to loosen property tax rules. The call emphasizes coordinated action among farm owners amid tax concerns and potential policy changes.
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