Future of Palestine Seen by Dr Burg Modernizes Land
Dr Burg, retired San Antonio health officer, urges modern methods and Zionist leadership to transform Palestine. He notes 13,000 treated in Jerusalem clinic, calls for Arab labor integration, and links riots to landowners while promoting Jewish and European immigrant labor, markets, and farms. He says Palestine could rival exports like olive oil.
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Sigmund
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San Antonio
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Burggai
Arlich
Fieux
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Tr. Burg
Doran Opposes Padlocking Hotels In Prohibition Rulings
Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran criticized padlocking hotels for violations unless liquor sales could be traced to management. He noted no report on Maurice Campbell’s bid to close the Manager Hotel. Doran argued reputable houses don’t countenance violations and bellboy rackets often drive infractions.
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Washington, D.C
James M. Doran
Maurice Campbell
New York City
Doran
York
Bofcla
Third Man Seeks Hidalgo Sheriff Post
John Halex of McAllen a deputy sheriff and Hidalgo county pioneer announces candidacy in the Democratic primary for sheriff. Daniel of Mission also seeks the office this week as the county convenes to discuss campaign plans.
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Hidalgo
Wallex
Texas
John Halex
McAllen
Shariff
Hidalgo County
Aly. Taker. Flt
Daniels
Mission
Bank Funds Slump Reported For Week End Friday
Reserves, restorations and bills at the Federal Reserve bank of Dallas including San Antonio branch showed declines for the week ending Friday versus the prior week and the same week in 1929. Total resources were 141,781,000, down 2169.0 from last week and 313,440,000 from the corresponding week last year. Fertirities totaled 40,870,000 with a drop of 8580,000 from the previous week and 94,056,000 versus the prior year. The corresponding week showed 3,504 OM, down 2,000 from last week and 6,388,000 lower than the prior week, as cashiers report slowed.
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San Antonio Bank
Cashiers
Artist Cleared of Copying Allegations in Cugat Case
Superior Judge Harry Hollzer ruled that Xavier Cugat did not plagiarize techniques of Toori G. Quigley, despite a lawsuit seeking 23000 dollars. The decision followed a session where both artists drew caricatures of motion picture stars on a large blackboard as evidence.
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Los Angeles
Harry Hollzer Yeung
Xavier Cugat
Tohori G. Quicklery
Quigley
Coriene
Cugat
Holtzer
Cae
Three Arrested in Ship Silver Case
Press dispatches from Agagalco Guerrero report government agents uncovered an attempt to load 220 bars of silver aboard the steamer City of Panama bound for the United States. One man and two women were arrested at the near vaanejo area.
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Mexico
Agagalco
Guerrero
Panama
Vaanejo
Move to Take Land for Rum Violation
Los Angeles Feb 14 officials moved to confiscate through libel action a Riverside county ranch valued at $100,000 connected with a large still seized recently. Prohibition officials said the move signals possible further confiscation against owners harboring illicit liquor operators and foreshadows new penalties.
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Los Angeles
Riverside County
Prohibiton
$50 Bill Sets Off New Bandit Alarm
A curious $50 bill triggers a demonstration by illuminating engineers in New York on Web. 14. An unlocked cafe and a photoelectric eye alarm are mentioned as a new bandit detection concept.
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New York
Film Actress Lacks Fine Stays Jailed in Los Angeles
Marian Morrell motion picture actress arrested recently by Art Acord on prohibition charges remained in jail after failing to pay a 10 fine in municipal court. The court denied probation. Yale Dean to Retire in New Haven. Dean Wilbur L. C. of Yale will retire as dean and English professor. Edgar S. Morenine to succeed as assistant dean, effective July 1.
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Hy Art Acord
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Wilbur
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Yrrof
Edgar
Lawmakers Prepare Wet Hearings in Dry Battle
Congress readies the resumption of wet hearings next week as factions push to enforce the eighteenth amendment. Key witnesses include P. Dalout of Wilmington and W. Stayton of Harmore, with reform groups slated for hearings before Wick ersham law enforcement and House committees.
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Borah
Idaho
de Honse Jullickiry
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Wheeler
Demerral
Montana
Morris
Representative Linthicum
Maryland
House
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Wilmington
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Industralist
Church of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
Philadelphia Bunker
W. Ti. Stayton
Harmore
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Tinthiewm
Campaign Against Short Dresses Is Launched by Pope
Vatican dispatch reports the sacred congregation issuing instructions to all Roman Catholic bishops and clergy worldwide. The directive urges bishops priests fathers and mothers school directors and instructors to uphold modesty in feminine attire and to provide necessary instruction and guidance in this area.
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Pope
Vatican
Sacred Congregation of the Council
Roraca
Judge refuses to imprison Legger on hearing story
Spokane report states the federal judge refused to imprison Richard Wester after he pleaded guilty to possession and sale of whiskey. Wester said he violated the law to feed his blind wife and two children, claiming unemployment forced him to sell liquor to support his family.
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Legger
Spokane
Wash
J. Stanley Webster
Richard Wester
Bank Bandit on Block for $4000
Tulsa police received a $4000 reward offer for information leading to an arrest of a bank bandit accused of a Lemar Colorado robbery that killed two people. The promise was delivered to Police Chief George Blaine in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jake Mipagle
Lemar
Colo
Jhieh
Collee
M Tales
George Blaine
Texas Anti Trust Enforcement Urged
J. W. Allred of Wichita Falls, candidate for attorney general, declared in Austin that he favors enforcement of the long neglected anti trust law. The statement was made amid a speech that touched on statewide issues and campaign themes.
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Texas
Austin
J. W. Allred
Wichita
Almont
Air Commissioners Tour America Inspect Flying Fields
Air commission members headed by Peter E. Baron visit San Antonio and other US airports to study and compare aviation facilities. Russian experts plan to observe all-metal planes and expand commercial aviation, with aims to improve Russia’s air program by 1983.
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