Wounded star Mary Astor weds in aerial elopement
Screen star Mary Astor eloped by chartered plane from Yuma to Mexicali and Mexico City with Manuel Del Campo, an insurance salesman. The ceremony occurred after midnight at the home of Judge Henry C. Kelly, with Astor wearing dark attire and with a hush kept by Hollywood friends.
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Arty
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Vollywoot
Kyn
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Manuel Delo Camm
Hollywood
Franklyn ‘Thorpe
Mushaud
Hit
Mexicali
Yala California
Muxiyu City
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Tire
Mesleahi
Ivan
Los Angeles
Miss Aster
Duedite Langante
Gretna Grech
del Campo
Franxisn Thorpe
Custady
del Campos
Airc
Card
Franklyn Thorpe
Hawks
Thorpes
Miss Astor
Marylyn
Roosevelt urges crop insurance and storage reserves plan
President Roosevelt urged Congress to adopt a crop insurance system tied to storage reserves for surpluses to stabilize farm buying power and support rural prosperity. He proposed protecting farmers against drought, losses, and other hazards with insurance covering up to 69 percent of normal yields, and extending the program to wheat for the 1938 crop year. The message accompanied a government report on the plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Seans
Guisials
Fitz Qere
Dice Game Bandit Murders Player
A bandit raided a farm garage where 11 men played dice and shot Earl Weider 29, killing him and absconding with about 609 dollars. Sheriff said two bandits were to be arrested soon. suspects identified only as Mulmsids, with little detail available.
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Dice
Earl Weider
Tricker
Althugh
Elps
Trom Mulsids
Farnsworth Asks to Change Plea in Navy Secrets Case
Farnsworth a former naval officer requested the U S District Court permission to change his plea in a case charging him with conspiring to transmit naval secrets to Japan The motion was heard in Washington on February 18 19 194? Note OCR ambiguity.
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Farnsworth
Washington
Federal
Farm Credit Offers $50 Million for 1937 Emergency Needs
The term credit administration announced today the $50,000,000 program to aid farmers with emergency credit for 1937. Col P G Murphy will direct lending, limited to farmers with no other source of credit. Funds cover only what is needed to grow crops or maintain livestock until feed crops arrive, with max per cent interest not to exceed 400.
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Washington
Term Credit Administration
PG. Murphy
Dallas to Destroy Five Nickel-Probber Machines
District Judge Claude McCarlan ordered the destruction of five nickel-prober devices in Dallas after a failed pay-off scheme. The ruling follows recent destruction of ninety-five other pinboards, and new machines in town revert to a three-year-old skill game concept.
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Dallas
Martl
Claude McCarlan
Amelia Zachart Delayed Flight West In Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 18 favorable weather allowed Amelia Zachart to resume her flight in the Leisurely Light flying laboratory plane from Newark New Jersey toward the Pacific. At the city airport officials cited fog snow and sleet west of here as the cause of the delay and modified the takeoff plan.
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Cleveland
Amelia Zachart
Newark
N.J
Pacific
Flying Laboratory
Woman Leaps to Death From Third Floor Window
Chicago report says Mrs. Anta Barnhardt, 67, used a handkerchief pinned to her clothing to commit suicide by jumping from a third floor hallway window at a boarding house. Police found notes detailing her actions and intent.
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Chicago
Anta Barnhardt
Weather report for San Antonio and west Texas
San Antonio and vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy Thursday night and Friday with low temperatures around BY degrees and a high near 74 on Friday. Wednesday high 66, Thursday low concentrating in the upper forties to mid fifties, with cloudy and increasing east to southeast winds. West Texas: partly cloudy and warmer in northern and western areas tonight through Friday, slightly colder in the Panhandle.
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Claudy
Sonheist
West Texas
North End
Panhandle
Remels Sweep Toward Madrid Amid War News
Insurgent forces under Generalissimo Francisco Franco pressed toward Madrid as a major offensive crumpled government lines in the Tarama fivet sector. Reports say ten killed and seventy wounded in the Valleras district of Madrid, with insurgents claiming spy network disruption and a bombing alibi against British destroyers amid continued conflict across Spain.
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Yorasuka
Japan
Portugal
Yashutaro Iwashita
London
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Iapatese
Aeto
Spain
Piavat Corferciod
France
Prusident Albork Sebring
Valleras
Madeid Atone
Ac Grino
Milia
Franco
Quiepo de Liana
Catile Baron's Wité death by own action
Laredo, Feb 38 UP Cuada lupe Valdez Gasulas, 28, wife of the president of the cattlemen's association of Tamaulipas, Meatco, was found dead at her Nueva Laceris home last night. A bullet wound over her heart and a pistol were noted. A death by own action verdict was rendered. her husband is Gilberta Casillas.
Dust-laden skies expected to clear by Friday from dust storm
Jarboe Dusit predicts dusty to clear conditions over San Antonio with winds from the west as the weather bureau noted visibility improvements. He forecasts a low around 61 to 66 and a high near 74 for Friday. Abilene and Amarillo report reduced visibility while dust thins across the Panhandle and statewide conditions ease with little wind risk.
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U.S
Darboe
San Antonio
Ineboe
Pridav
Darbie
Uellas
Wink
Middle Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Abilene
San An- Glo
Big Spring
Berger
Amarillo
Big Sprig
JL. Cling
Dust Fogs Panhandle No Relief in Sight
Dust fog blankets the Panhandle region with varying intensity casting haze over Texas. No relief forecast as conditions linger and affect travel and daily activities in the area.
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Panhandle
Texas
Suspect faces charges in slayings near Harlingen
Sheriff Arb Goolsby said four men are held in connection with the killing of Ovideo and Tomas Matroquin. One man faces murder charges while the other three await material Silenssiys. Three prisoners reportedly implicated the fourth man, who allegedly stabbed the brothers on January 22 and threw their bodies overboard from a fishing schooner. The suspect claimed innocence.
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Harlingen
Arb Goolsby
Tadeyine
Ovideo
Tomas Matroquin
Trey
Goalsby
Trial details in Grimings District court on Vaughan slaying
Testimony describes Vaughn as intoxicated the night of the Edwards murder. Mrs Vaughan and neighbor witnesses corroborate heavy drinking. defense questions his state. Brother Homer Vaughn cites pistols at home. defense objections interrupt cross examination.
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W. A. Hogan
Aefence
Vaughn
Vaughan
Donald Chuck. Baker
Cleo
Edwards
Fustegd
Baye
Naia
Ike
Aul J. Kilday
Kilday
Policamen
Ysuahan
von Bestwick
Broadway
Baker
Renald
Bestwick
Lio
Jandale Re
Bosiwick
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