NEW BARBARISM IN CHINA OUTRAGES WORLD PACT MOVE
Reports from Chenechow, China of aerial bombardment killing and wounding up to 1200 prompted U S lawmakers to push for an international pact outlawing barbaric warfare against civilians. Representative Hamilton Fish and Senator Arthur Capper introduced resolutions condemning such methods and urging a conference of great powers.
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Chenechow
China
Congress
Hamilton Fish
New York
House
Senate
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Turner
Senator Capper
Fish Pal
United States
Capper
Ish
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Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Samwel D. McReynolds
Rouse Forelgn
Omembers
Plmiar Yiews
France Blazes Toward World Pact in World War Safeguards
The French Government backed by strategic support and inspired by William Randolph Hearst’s U.S. campaign moved toward an international agreement to safeguard civilians from modern warfare’s brutal barbs. The drive reflects growing momentum for a global pact.
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Persign
Yvon Tolbos
France
Vatican
Britain
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Eden
Wenal
Pahis
Stratigrit
Wilam Rentolph Hearst
United States
Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
Ad copy claims an ointment named Black and White delivers relief for skin irritation and eczema. Mentions Famona for over 20 years and sales through druggists. Text is fragmented and reads like an old advertisement with unclear product names.
Bishop Hayes Backs Ban on Barbarism in War
February 16 reports Bishop Ralph Hayes, rector of ten American colleges at Rome, endorses Hearst papers' campaign for an international civilian protection agreement in war. He says the effort to end savagery against civilians is worthy and backed by all Catholics from laypeople to the pope.
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Bnt
Ralph Hayes
Ten American College
Rome
Hearst
Hayes
Chief Shows Indian Dances at Program
Chief Ned Fox of the Dakotas displayed native dances of Plains tribes at an annual dinner program in San Antonio. The event, part of the Texas Science club and Southwest Texas Archaeological Society, featured speakers Dr. Dudley Jackson Maj. Fletcher Gardner Col. Martin J Chiamins and K Walker Davenport.
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Ned Fox
Dakotas
Indian Schools of America
Naliv
San
Archeolagy de Parliuent
Woman Convicted as Habitual Criminal
CHICAGO Feb 16 INS The first woman convicted here as a habitual criminal today faced a 10 year prison term. She is Mrs Jon Roberts 35 caught after numerous arrests and labeled the toughest shoplifter of them all. When ordered to attend police showup she removed her clothes and mocked attendants to remove her from the cell.
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Chicago
INS
Jon Roberts
Labder
Poliee
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for stubborn coughs and bronchial irritation. It highlights Beechwood Creosote in a palatable emulsion that soothes inflamed mucous membranes, loosens phlegm, and reaches the source of trouble from within. The ad claims relief for adults and children, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Driwells
Radio aired tennis match previews and star lineup
Tonight at the municipal auditorium a touring tennis troupe headlines an exhibition with Ellsworth Vines Fred Perry Berkeley Bell and Walter Senior. Radio stations WOAT EYSA KABC KTLA broadcast schedules include player interviews, music acts and guests from film and theater, with multiple program blocks and promised performances throughout the evening.
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Nenwicke Cary
Muplcipalamuditorium
Ellsworth ‘Vines
Fred Perry
Berkeley Bell
Walter Senior
WOAT
EYSA
KABC
Bill McCabe
Cherrie Bell
Cantor
KTBA
Young Rosenblatt
Joseph Rosenblatt
Wll
Jscdnes Wolfe
Andre Kostelanota
Gordon and Ravel
Twieht
Turkey
Rayman Scott
Lawrence Tibbett
Erl King
Wagner
Kanthauger
Arthur Wilkinson
Yeagertown
Dave Elman
Ben Brunic
Buddy Clark
Rosie
Jane Pickens
Orchest
KTLA
Radio Program Listings and Funeral Notice
A garbled wire service style radio schedule lists KTSA WOAI KONO and other stations with varied programs for Wednesday evening and night. It also reports funeral services for John B. Watts, 46, San Antonio grocer executive, survivor details, service time, and Gonzales burial arrangements.
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John B. Watts
Sweeney and Company, Incorporated
San Antonio
Church of the Messiah
Gonzales
Masonic Lodge
Woodmen of the World
East
Houston Street
Cora Watts
Ona Kathleen
Lytha Maria
John B. Walts Jr
Alice Ward
San Artorus
Dora Kester
Lockhart
Grate MrComb
Corpus Chtisis
Flora Hawkins
Zldovade
Fragmented Wave Wrune Scene From Danube Festival
An OCR damaged notice recounts an eclectic festival with musicians and orchestral performers. References to places like Netherlands Hungary and Sydney appear with dates, times, and various event names symbolizing a grand multi venue concert program.
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Wrune Sha Howard
Danube
Daz Nyo
Inilioven
Netherlands
Yan
Voriaty
Ronthern Sisters
Avi Muni
IRF
Aem
Tony Yeshsrlson
Muslent Ravan
Niew
Tom
Saeening
Sydney
Wii
Pions
Iza
Ihe Bao Mey
Jae
Tomorrow's Radio Programs Thursday Schedule
Radio listings show a dense, era tone schedule with numerous program titles, hosts, and time slots across bands. It lists Musical Clock, The Latest News, many musical acts, variety features, and news breaks at intervals, reflecting a bustling station lineup.
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NTSA
Tao—Cheechu
Fn Hatters
Deep River Boys
Myrt
Marge
Newmiller
Rascal
Mary Lee Taxlor
Carol Eanony
Aunt Jennys
Rhythmaires
enBein
Sam
Matison Encembie Citio
Manonaha Street
Hilly Bove
Ted
Bil
Hertel
the O'Neill
American Scheel
Mr Oh
Ray Black
Verselles
Zav
Artry Band
Setente
Joe Hoyces
Hitty Keene
Dante “‘Pime
Lee
Colnsan
National Defense Tal
Hilltoys
Helen's Fens
Mergut
Castiemrad
Studio
Myrasic
Ing —Norman Sher
Plantative
Hyrmns
al Caurchen
Frame Tabernacle Work Will Start
Work on a frame tabernacle at North St. Marys and Euclid streets will start this week, per Rev. C Edward Roberts. A protest against building the tabernacle was filed by 67 residents. Commissioner Phil Wright noted the city cannot deny the permit if it complies with the building code. The tabernacle, non-sectarian, will open in about three weeks.
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North St. Mary's
Euclid Streets
C. Edward Roberts
Phil Wright
Roberts
Graduation Held for 61 Aviators at Kelly Field
Graduation exercises at Kelly field featured five flying cadets five officers of the regular army and one foreign officer. Col W B Tutte delivered the address as cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants in the Alt ree reserve and ordered to extended active duty with Air carpet technical units. A new class of 101 students will transfer from Randolph field to Kelly field next week to begin running March 1.
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Kelly Field
W. B. Tutte
Randolph Field
Polar Party Rescue Delayed by Ice Jam
Moscow reports rescue efforts for four Russian polar scientists were slowed by cold weather that solidified surrounding ice. The Soviet icebreakers Talenyi and Murman prepared a seaplane for tests as they closed in on the scientists about 12 miles offshore.
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Polar Party
Moscow
Talenyi
Murman
Freetland
Murmun Enriter
Population gains at Stockholm noted in Danish explorer report
A Danish explorer reports Stockholm’s population rising to 855 104 with an increase of 12 000 from the previous year. The note references Mongolian influences and ancient songs as part of the steppe connection mentioned in the Danish account.
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Stockholm
Mongolia
Tecortis
Mans
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