Candy Company Safe Raided at South Flores Street
Early WednesdayUileves tabbed inner safe at 31 South Flores in a raid on a candy firm. Robbers battered the door tore checks to pieces and left about $100 in uncashed receipts from Saturday. This marked the third safe robbery at the plant in two years. Brockman discovered the break in during morning rounds. police collected fingerprints.
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Uileves
South Flores Street
Northey
Imp
Brockman
Wao
Hudy Vallee Wing in Court
New York court action ends as Justice Cutilio grants amiss motion in favor of Ray Vallee and dismisses Robyn Vallee’s claim. The separation agreement is deemed not proven to have been coerced or duress. Mrs Vallee receives ten dollars weekly maintenance.
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New York
Webb Vallee
Supreme Court
Ray Vallee
Jusine Salvatore ‘Cutilio
Vallee
Vaties
Ianey
Tan Payments Gain Bastrop
City tax collector J. 8. Millen reports about ten per cent of identity taxes for 1934 paid by February 1. Find the job you want through a Light Classified ad, come to Broadway at Fifth Street, pay bullet-rate.
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Bastrop
Yeb
Broadway
Fifth Street
How to Make a Better Cough Remedy Than You Buy
A damaged text offers dubious guidance for homemade cough syrups claiming faster relief. It describes mixing concentrated substances with sugar water and claims superior healing effects, promising quick results and a money back guarantee. The piece repeats product names and ad-like language without clear, safe instructions.
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Justantic
Southea
Protest Over School Fund Allocation Sparks Board Debate
South Siders demand the $1.49 million building program funds go entirely to South Side High School and Woodlawn Junior School. Protesters claim promised funds were diverted to other projects, while President Meeneve says the program moves forward. The district has already begun $86,000 Tech Field stadium work and a $750,000 high school plus $200,000 junior school budget is in play with a $1.99 million total including a federal grant.
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South Side
Woodlawn
Hall P. Street
Franz Groos
M. L. Roirk
F. A. Fussell
Samal Smith
Felix Watrround
Chares
Brown
Lonoke Irvin
Ingalls
W Oh
Ridgeway
J. S. Meueee
Ot Tech
Menelet
PWA
West Side School
West Side
Fhish Mencer
Menefea
Major Washington Bill Would Promote Alvin York
A bill moved by the cenote on Tuesday would appoint Alvin York as an army major and grant retirement pay. Secretary Derm reported opposition from the military efforts committee, arguing York’s service had already been suitably rewarded with the nation’s highest honor.
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Washington
Alvin
York
Amy
Derm
Military Efforts Committee
Can
Deston
Training plan for Ninety-First Division and units announced
An outline lists the Ninetieth Division Texas reserve group with detachments from the One Hundred Eightieth Brigade and others. It details a training schedule July 24 to August 3 at Port Montana and Fort Greenelt, involving engineers, artillery regiments, and reserve units to prepare for mobilization and alignment with regular army divisions.
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Texas Reserve Organization
Medica Repi
Fitteenth
Sump
Menih
Port
Molntord
Cavedo
Texas Onost Artillery Regi
Fort Greenelt
Aris
Hulls
Fort Eam Houston
Italy Mapping Hear FRC Campaign and Ethiopian Crisis
Rome reports Italy ready to spend 850 million on a two year colonial war effort in Africa. General Graziani overseeing campaigns in Eritrea and Ethiopia. Ethiopian envoy Yesuf rejects war but warns of defense if attacked. Britain and France urge rapid settlement and warn Ethiopia against escalation.
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Associated Press
Rome
Thetalian
Yalun
Africa Ii
With
Negradas
Yesuz
Finlay Fin Sharge
Fulvio Suvich
Orvign
Haile Slassie
Italy
Cald
Envay
Sicily
Rodolfo Graziani
Ron
Mfussaua
Eritrea
Get
Emilie de Bono
Ethiomia
Gragiani
Cyrene
O'ffaires Yesus
Signor
Sayich
Victor Emmanuel
Mussaling
Ethionia
Afdah
Jesus
Selassie
Herenge
Gerfogubi
Atduh
Yesuf
Ethiopic 35
London
Great Britain
France
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Tealy
Randiol Names Chief Clerk Amid County Changes
Arthur G. Rencol, insurance man and former county commissioner candidate, was named chief clerk by pro tem Bernard F. Lacon as County Clerk George Huntress Jc faces an ouster suit. Lacon, who took office after Judge Stevens suspended Huntress, announced several deputy changes and a new funds custody system with daily deposits.
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Arthur G. Rencol
Precines No. 2
Bernard F Lacon
Lacon
Sudge Frederick Stevens
Seventy- Third District Court
George W. Huntress Jc
Stevens
Laden
Hunness
Dillard Coy
Huntress Fund
Jack Ke. Burke
William Durismore
Veron Schneider
Siivz. Wernette
Ladort
Westbrook Robertson
Shariff Albert
Asser
Loraine Murphy
Railroad and Post Office
George P. Isroke
Elore
In Ro. 2
Latlon
Fingerprints Tied to Bullet Victim in Liberty Texas
San Antonio police checked fingerprints of a tint found dead with four pistol wounds on the San Antonio Houston highway near Liberty Texas. The victim, believed linked to Houston, may have fled from that city.
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San Antonio
Cody
Houston
San Antonio-Houston
Liberty
Texas
Decision Reserved on Dirigible Future
Washington February 13. President Roosevelt said the navy will continue without a giant lighter-than-air fighting airship for the present while discussing the Macon crash but reserved a final decision on the place of lighter-than-air craft in military service.
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Washington
J. C
Arerea
Roosevelt
Macon
Militay Secvine
Valentine Grize Mask Dance at City Hall
A city dance event at Valentine One Hall features a masked evening with the Ty Happy Ramblers Orchestra and prizes. Attendees were greeted by a Valentine theme, with local musicians warming up and a festive crowd enjoying music and dancing.
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Valentine Grize
Happy Ramblers
Thay
Hughes Makes History as First Regular Woman Abstract Judge
Mrs. Sarah Hughes ascended the bench in Dallas Fourteenth District Court today, becoming the first regular woman abstract judge in Texas. Governor James V. Alfred appointed her to succeed Judge W. M. Taylor, who resigned to join the Commission of Appeals, with D. A. Frank introducing her and the Bar association naming her pending confirmation.
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Dallas
Fen
Sarah Hughes
Fourteentat
Texas
Ebbe
James V. Alfred
W. M. Taylor
Commission of Appeals
Texas Supreme Court
Hughes
D. A. Frank
The
Bar Association
Valley to Greet Houston Trippers
Harlingen Texas February report from the chamber of commerce plans a luncheon for Houston visitors. About 25 people expected with transport by train or auto. J Brooks chamber manager and TW Archer oversee volunteers and Houston group organizers.
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Harlengen
Texas
Chambter of Commerce
Hovstongeant- Wal
Harlingen
J. Brooks
Chamber of Cominesue
Quto
TW. Archer
Department of the Houston
Planning body bill studied in the Senate
In Austin on February 19 authorities examined administration plans to create a state planning board to coordinate state and public welfare programs. Key issue was whether the governor or the speaker should appoint board members, amid broader debate over wagering and highway commission measures.
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Austin
Atale Planning Board
Pultona Fellet Progriwis
House
Highway Commission
Raj
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