City considers paying heating and rent for welfare buildings
Mara T Bradford presented a plan to have the city cover heating and electricity for several welfare structures in Bexar county. Agreements with owners allow free use as leases near expiration. federal funds cannot pay rents. Mayor Quin supported the idea but questioned charter limits. Two killed in Oklahoma City crash. three seriously injured. six escape major injuries. four children among the injured.
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Bexar
Oklahoma City
Spencer Early Teday
Sorall
Huey Hopeful of Results From Probe of Farley
New York Feb 19 United States Senator Huey Long said he was confident the investigation of Postmaster General James A Parley would be a political haymaker He spoke while barricaded in a hotel room and wearing flame red pajamas and suggested Farley would be questioned if an investigation proceeds
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New York
Upi
United States
Huey
Lang
James A. Parley
Senate
Long
Farley
Louisiana
Rabbi Frisch to Discuss Teachings at Temple Beth El
Rabbi Frisch will discuss teachings at a Bible and Jewish study class in Temple Beth El community center. Rabbi Ephraim Stisch will speak on the social teachings of the Prophet Avice. S. N. Behrman’s Broadway success Rain from Heaven will be discussed.
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Ephraim Stisch
Avice
Temple Beth- el
S. N. Behrman
Father of Brooks Instructor Dies in Emporia
Emporia Kansas February 13 A Lawrence head of the English department at the College of Emporia led a service last night for the father of Brooks Field aviation instructor Lieutenant Charles White of San Antonio listed as surviving the death.
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Emporia
Ken
A. Lawrence
Fnguth
College of Emporia
Tere
Sin
Lieu
Charles White
Brooks Field
Sin Antonio
Howland Leads Army Review At Arthur MacArthur Field
Generals Howland and staff reviewed troops during National Defense week on Arthur MacArthur Field. About 50 war drums fired as Brig. Gen. A. T. Ovenshine led the Third Brigade, with hundreds of spectators watching Twenty third and Ninth Infantry units pass in trucks and on foot. The Fifteenth Field Artillery moved in trucks, while the Twelfth Field Artillery kept horses. Command voices boomed from loudspeakers along the line from Argonne to North New Braunfels Avenue.
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Ang Dearne Horsts
Charles R. Howland
Arthur Macarthur
National Defense
Italsa
Howland
A. T. Ovenshine
Third Brigade
Twenty-third Infantry
Twenty-third
Ninth Infantry
Walsh
Twelfth Field Artillery
Argonne Hetents
New Braunfels_ AVErve
Chinese Legation Visitors At Randolph County Plaza
A. Edward SK Yen and four others registered at the Plaza Hotel in Washington. The group, including Yen and several associates, visited Randolph on Tuesday. A blaze in Cherry Valley Ark caused $50,000 in damages, destroying six businesses and an office early today with undetermined origin.
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A. Edward SK Yen
Washington, D. C
Randolph Fell
Plaza Hotel
Yen
Ween BT
Mow
S Liy
C. Z. Wang
Cherry Valley
Ark
Weather and transit forecast fragment from historic newspaper
Fragmentary weather list and place names showing forecasts and times across multiple cities. Includes precipitation notes, sunset time, and regional temperature hints. Mentions places like Dallas Texas Denver Colorado Jacksonville Florida Oklahoma City and New York with scattered weekday references and dates.
Respect of Wales Incognito Requested in Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports a press note urging respect for the Prince of Wales as he walks the city. The royal traveler, reportedly mobbed in the streets, sought refuge in a taxi and considered shortening his stay amid the crowd.
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Vienna
Prince of Wales
Gretnilay DE Belg
Karen
Vince
Mellon Wins Subpoena Battle In Mellon Tax Case
TAKOXIA MELLON WINS. In Pittsburgh on Feb 19 the government failed to compel full bank rewards for the Board of Tax Appeals inquiry into Andrew W. Mellon tax affairs. The Union Trust and Mellon National Bank blocked subpoenas tracing transactions Mellon allegedly used to dodge taxes. The board weighs a $3,069,000 1997 income assessment with a 50 percent fraud penalty amid ongoing proceedings.
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Fittsburgh
Mellon Financial
Board of Tax Appeals
Ioone
Andrew W. Mellon
John G. Fraser
Union Trust Company
Melfon Nagional Bank
Iden
Mellon
Girl Testifies of Threats by Negro in Texas Case
In EASTLAND Texas February 39 the state rests its case against Frank Allen Cisco negro after Mary Bertes, a late tenth girl, testified the defendant threatened her with a pistol and forced her father Jos and companion Dewey Ban to stand by for six hours near here January 25.
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Eastland
Texas
Frank Allen
Mary Bertesz
Here
Lfather
Jos
Dewey Ban
Juror Allowed to Attend Daughter's Funeral in Trial
In Corsicana Texas juror John L Garner was permitted to attend his daughter's funeral during the Jim Garrison murder trial. The court was notified of the death and the trial schedule moved. proceedings were to resume the next day. A 2 1 2 team house at 1837 West Gramercy was offered for 4750.
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Corsicana
Texas
Jomn L. Garner
Jim Garrison
Atte Washburn
Garner
Woman Jailer Seeks Hearing and Vindication
Oklahoma City February 49 The nation’s only woman warden, Mrs George A Waters 45, refused to quit demanding vindication before dismissal She named her successor and asked immediate removal while urging the state senate to investigate cruelty mismanagement and inefficiency at Granite Reformatory A senate subcommittee will visit the prison and Sheriff Fred Hunt was named to replace Waters After a Sunday escape attempt by 33 inmates 32 were recaptured 18 still at large and one killed The board chairman said evidence of sexual perversion surfaced and he doubted two women wardens’ capability to counter the condition
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Affairs
Granite Reformatory
George A. Waters
Tyre
George Matlage
L. M. Nichols
State Board of Control
Reformatory
Colds That Hang On Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes a non narcotic remedy named Creo malsion for lingering colds. It touts fast action and warns against long illness, urging readers to visit a provider or online source for more information.
Texas Courts Alwamping Move Aims Supreme Overhaul
At Austin February 13 a constitutional amendment proposed by Senators Bulnk and Westerfeld would reorganize Texas judiciary. It abolishes civil appeals and district courts, vesting power in a Supreme Court and several appellate and county level bodies. The Supreme Court would sit in three divisions with nine, seven, or sixteen members, reshaping appellate jurisdiction and criminal appeals while expanding membership in criminal appeals.
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Austin
Judicial Department of Texas
D. Bulnk
LaGrange
Claud Westerfeld
Dallas
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal, Appeals
Justice of Pesos
Conte ‘Nissionees
Urged Second Five Year Plan For 4000 Army Planes
Washington Feb. 9. A second five year program calling for 4000 army airplanes was urged by Rep. Swath, chairman of the house military affairs committee, after a conference with President Roosevelt. He urged this force in addition to the navy program, independent of the navy’s planes. He said the country is four years behind the previous plan.
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Washington
B. C
Me. Swath
Housetary Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
McSwain
Navy
Two Men Die In Brownwood Rail Crossing Crash
Brownwood Texas February 19 two men were killed when a Saritan train demolished their automobile at a rural crossing six miles west of Brownwood. The victims were J L Matick a pioneer Brown County ranchman and an employee Hil Webb.
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Brownwood
Texas
Wallroad
J 1
Matiick
Brown County Tanehman
Hil Webb
Finder Not Keeper When Loser Found
W Gaskins a civil service secretary found $50 on the steps to the Inderal basement Tuesday after paying the loser They Stahl a rural mail carrier The loss was broadcast before Gaskins found it The notice mentions a five room house at 1937 West Gramercy for sale at M41A0 in a light classified ad section Bee Classification 19
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W. &. Gaskins
Civil Service
Gaskins
West Gramercy
Arrests Break Up Mine Bombing Ring in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre, authorities reported the capture of members tied to an alleged bombing ring blamed for at least two dynamite attacks in local mining communities since the Anthracite Miners Union began a general strike on February 4. State troopers and Burgess Edward Maycock of Warrior Run led the operation, completing early today with the arrests of two men.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pay Fense
An al
Pay Heo
United Anthracite
General Sirite
Burgess Edward Maycock
Warrior Rum
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Farley Kryfers
Home Wertier
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Atk Leap Sales
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Umatis
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State Senate
George A- Waters
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