California Ranch with Public School Boosts Growth
In Bearle Ranch San Simeon California the owner adds 200000 acres to a former 40000 acre ranch along 50 miles of Pacific coast. Steve Zeger drives a carange past a fine new public school costing 120009. The story notes the value of public education, green hills, and cattle. It mentions President Hoover, Cromwell, and a stock market update as well as Arkansas fruit donations by California growers and Mary Pickford.
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Bearle Ranch
San Simeon
Calif
California
Iaster
Pacific
San Talis Obispo
Steve Zeger
Steve
Sim
Americone
Arkapene
Mary Pickford
Arkansas
Weather Forecast for Antonio and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes a Sunday date with low temperatures around 25. Moderate to fresh northerly winds expected. Bandar generally fair with improvement in north and western portions. Warmer conditions expected in the western sector with a possible steady light rain later. Additional details on Page 2.
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Sex Antonio
Terenceainre
Cumal
Ube
Chief Gains as Verdict Seals Death for Indian Youth
A Como County jury took two hours to sentence Hed Wing for the October slaying of Evangeline Casazs, with no new trial motion filed. Defense urged life but the court imposed the death penalty, the defendant showing calm resolve as he was led away in handcuffs. The courtroom crowd listened as officers and family members absorbed the verdict and awaited further court action.
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Felix M'Knight
New Braunfels
Wis Dorkesex
Cherikee
Ellement
Como County
Tollayhed Pasesarl
Sgathet
Tim
Evangeline Casazs
Red Way
Avon
Wing
Inian
Shell
Jill
J. M. Francis
Century Silence
Teory Garazoy
San Antonin
Lee Dittert
Asa
Wied Wing
Elilmar ‘Triesch
Defense Council
Frank Voigt
Fred Blunitell
Kontyce
Terré
Fewelds
Old Glory Contest No 4 Offers $1000 Weekly Prizes
A section brief notes Turf page 10 announcing Old Glory contest No 4 with weekly prize of $100 in each weekly round and a total of $1000 in cash prizes. The item highlights the prize structure and page reference for details.
Wounds Fatal To Bank Clerk In Window Shooting
Efton Nobie, 22, bank bookkeeper, died at Mob dit B. Green hospital after four wounds scored when Mrs. Margaret Miller shot at a man peering through her home windows Thursday night. Nobie received two blood transfusions during his fight for life. The incident occurred near 10:25 p.m. Saturday.
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Efton Nobie
Mobdit B. Green
Chot
Margaret Miller
Bol Hammondsen
Immigration Cuts to 18 000 Under New Policy
Washington Feb 14 194? The State Department announced drastic immigration cuts for 1951 lowering arrivals from an average of 163000 to 18000 and pledging continuation of strict limits until unemployment is remedied. Immigrant intake will be held to a minimum and policy aims to curb immigration.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
United States
State Department
Mid-West Winter Wave Short Lived
Chicago reports a brief cold wave that dipped to 22 degrees in the early morning and rose to 30 by afternoon under a fright system. The dip into the middle of the day was short lived with conditions easing as the day progressed.
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Mirensay Meres Cnicago
Zeco Garly
House to Vote on Lame Duck Bill
House to vote today on the Norris resolution to abolish lame duck sessions in Congress with an amendment on Senate terms.
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House
Fou
Norris
Congress
Two Held After Stink Bomb Thrown At Theater Incident
Hundreds of patrons at the Uplony theater in Frederickshure were disrupted Saturday night when a stink bomb was thrown. Two Fort Sam Mansion arbiters were detained by theater manager Jack Edwards and a special police unit.
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Uplony Theater
Frederickshure
Reath
Fort Sam Mansion
Jack Edwards
Mangder
Altice
Archduke Leaves U.S. Praises Jails in Quick Visit
Archduke Leopold of Austera arrived in New York amid tensions after being accused of complicity in a diamond necklace theft from Archduchess Martin Therein. The visit, described as brief, offered little commentary on the American court case and related matters.
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Archbichess
Ini
Europe
Spain Faces Gadd King Crisis Over Monarchy or Republic
Madrid February 14 King Alfonso the thirteenth? XIV faces a constitutional decision as a new government may push Spain toward a republic. Berenguer resigns. cabinet quits. a coalition monarchist policy aims to ensure free elections while Count Romanones and allies plot a course through a potential constitutional convention.
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Madrid
Alfonso Xivi
Europe
Findeble
Spain
Exixta
Damaso Berenguer
Saengosso
D'Amaso Berenguer
Primo de Hiverna
Alfonso
March Land
Sithh
Count de Romanones
Berenguer
Francisco Cambo
Marquisy de Aluecemas
Tierenguer
Temaziones
Cartes
Congress
Mie
Prima de Rivera
Lembers
Hig
Ministry of War
Herenguer
Romanones
Los Angeles Drives Out Undesirables in Deportation Push
Los Angeles February 14 Sheriff William Traeger and E B Wadkins announced a drive to deport undesirables and aliens guiding the county's sweep. They said ramblings necessitate action to remove several hundred aliens from the border influx and clear foreign quarters.
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Universal
Stevie
Los Angeles
Wiliam
Traeger
E. B. Wadking
Department of Later
Wadkins
Vote On Veterans Bonus Set For Monday Debate
Congress moves toward rapid passage of the veterans bonus bill with support from Speaker Longworth and approval by the House Ways and Means Committee. Secretary Mellon opposes the measure, while Senate leaders push for passage before February 2 to avoid a pocket veto. Proponents cite funding needs, potential bond issue, or tax increases, and debate centers on cost estimates and borrowing plans.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
VBI
Hovee Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Consens
Michigan
Tine
Hoover
Bose
Booster Reed Smut
Utah
Seunte Finance Committee
Representative Bowley
Oregon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Melon
Vandenberg
Courens
Npyon Melton
Tenmraeth
Hig
Pacharneh
New Jaracy
Tr Wetke
Robbery drains payroll from local company in Tallas
February dispatch reports a man named Kaoken, an employee at the company, was robbed of a payroll cash amounting to 412 dollars. The incident occurred today with little detail on suspects or method. Police are investigating the theft.
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Twangerota
L. It. Kaoken
G O P Sacrifices Navy to Serve Special Interests
A political column argues that the Republican party damaged U S naval strength over two decades, cites 1884 to 1900s shifts under Cleveland and Whitney, praises the white squadron and Dewey, and urges voters to restore the Democrats to rebuild a modern fleet to defend the nation. Continued on Page 6 Col. 40
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G. O.P
U.S. Navy
Republican Party
United States
Navy
Roach
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Democratic Congress
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Dewey
Sehley
Maine
Havana Harbor
Europe
Democratic Party
House
Navy Department
Long drought plan ends as Congress passes compromise law
Congress approves a 20 million drought relief plan amid controversy over funding and aid to the sick and poor. The Senate backed the interior appropriation compromise 67 to 15, House ratified, and President Hoover signed at 6 85, ending weeks of political pressure and averting an extra session.
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Rerview
Washington, D.C
Congress Caue
Congress
Jhills
Porth
Tdaho
Anorer
Senate
Interior
House
White House
Joever
Easy to Find Rental Ads in Light Classified Columns
Readers are urged to scan Light Classified Rental Columns 102 to 115 to locate rooms, apartments or houses. The notice emphasizes quick access to available rentals and invites searchers to check the listings today.
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Einsma'e Bealtul
Hooter
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Hursia
Comal Jury
L. A
Baby
Bank Gleak
Archduke
New York
Archduke Leopold of
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Siti
Tie Tether
Archhduke Leopold Halvator
Villa
Gadd
King
Mrava
New Hampshire
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