Red Cross Demand on Italy Returns Polish Property
Lealle Brown, secretary of the International Red Cross, cabled Greece to return Red Cross property seized from Polish units by Fascist troops, in response to an earlier report from Red Cross headquarters. Marius Brophil advised Makale hospital treated civilians amid poison gas cases. Mussolini's regime announced expansion of Italy's air force and colonial defense efforts as France and Britain dispute Mediterranean aims.
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Addis Ababa
Lealle Brown
International Red Cross
Grrera
International Red Dram
Red Cross
Marius Brophil
Buleplen
S5eld
Makale
Ubel Sasistanes
Britain
Mussolini
Vittarid Cerruti
Paris
France
Italy
Duke of Aosta
Houston Law Pass Racket Revealed in City
Houston reports a new scam where customers buy special treatment passes from solicitors claiming lenient handling by police and justices of the peace for minor offenses. The scheme collapses in court, prompting BBB alerts and warnings to the public.
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Houston
Ays
Better Business Bureau
Dave
Probe Into Cotton Futures Postponed
Washington February 19 The Senate Agriculture Committee chaired by Stith postponed for a second day resumption of its investigation into cotton futures amid ongoing health issues for Cerplina and Sagth.
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Washington, D
Stith iDemocret
Sagth
Senate Agriculture
Solons OKHake for Commodity Unit Reform
The Senate Banking Committee approved a bill to raise the capital stock of the Commodity Credit corporation from 3,009,000 pounds to 10,000,000 dollars. It empowers the re feed section corporation to acquire 97,000,000 dollars in additional stock.
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Wasrington
D. G
Senate
Commodity -Credib Corporation
Made in America Club pledge pledge on American products
A pledge text from Made in America Club at 420 Lexington Avenue New York pledges to buy only products made or grown in America by American labor using American materials to protect jobs support fellow workers and maintain American wage standards. Address Namie of Employer.
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Made In America Club, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York City
America
Auto license rush looms as county nears deadline
Tessar county drivers face a last minute scramble with about 57 000 licenses remaining as the Feb to March deadline nears. Deputy Tax Collector Brogan and Inspector Miller warn clerks are idle now but expect a surge, aiming for 5000 permits daily to clear 57 000 in five weeks.
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Tessar County
William F. Brogan
Lee Miller
Brogan
Mary J
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Miller
State Department of Public Safety
Agri
wWu- Teall
Tate
McCraw Warns Allens Must Leave Shoreline Nation Defense Call
Attorney General William McCraw spoke at Munisipal Auditorium urging Allens to be driven from shores. He warned that those not part of the nation must be cut from the country, calling communism and fascism false loves and stressing eternal vigilance as the price of liberty. The event, framed as a peace time dedication to the flag, featured local leaders and Boy Scout flag demonstrations.
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Allens
William McCraw
Munisipal
McCraw
North America
Texas
M.stevens
San Antonio
Brackenridge Senior High
Ova J. Caher
G. E. Quin
J. ©. Cochran
Victor Bouldin
Man Grilled After Fire Kills Pair
Houston report details a deadly blaze that killed Mrs. Ed Calvin aged 14 and Chilmous Johnson aged 20. Investigators questioned a man named Wes about possible injuries and whether head wounds occurred before or during the fire. Authorities note Johnson lived with the Calvins for a time while they assess the cause of death and the wound. Treasury figures from Washington show February receipts and expenditures, with totals for the year and gross debt, alongside gold reserves cited.
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Houston
Wes
Ed Calvin
Chilmous Johnson
Hen
Johnson
Calvin
Treasury
Washington
D. C
Land to Lease Ten Acres on Tenares
Classified notice states sixty acres of land available for lease on tenares under Classification 28 Light. The item notes lease terms and location details for prospective tenants.
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Tenares
Roosevelt Attacks Relief Policy and Urges Aliens Sent Back
Theodore Roosevelt attacked the Roosevelt administration for its relief policies and called for all aliens on relief to be shipped back to their countries of citizenship. He claimed the United States bears the burden while asserting a "good neighbor" policy should not mean nationwide charity. Roosevelt warned that many nations in Europe face turmoil and criticized aid that he said hurts American workers.
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New York
i—Co
Theodore Roosevelt
England
D. Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Santa Claus
No Place to Go Car Thief Fails PALMER Report
A garbled Palmer Alaska item notes a car thief failing to flee after a brief chase. The fragment mentions Pele and a referenced territory thief of record, with unclear details about timing and location. No clear names or outcomes are established.
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Palmer
Alaska
Pele
Saprante
Matanuke
Sea Lions Reach Inland Willamette in Oregon City
Two sea lions, believed native to the Pacific, have appeared in the Willamette River at Oregon City. This marks an unusual inland sighting with no prior record of sea lions venturing this far from the ocean.
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Oregon
City
Ore
Willamette River
Nott Pacifie
Oregon City
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