Mexicans Halt Emigration Surge To United States
State department figures show a sharp decline in Mexican migration to the United States from the 1931 peak. By 1983 the number of returning Mexicans rose to about 40,000 as conditions in Mexico improved and U S job markets stabilized, reducing the need to travel north for work.
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United States
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State Department
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Rio Grande
HBA
Imo Coun
Mexico
California
New Mexico
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Tates
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Druggist Testifies in Own Defense in Federal Narcotics Trial
Druggist Joe Aycock testifies in his defense at a federal district court trial against Aycock and Dr. Wl. R. Maynard for narcotic prescriptions. Aycock claims a 24 year old age and says he agreed with Maynard to sell narcotics. He testified most prescriptions were filled for white physicians and named several prominent San Antonio doctors.
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Joe 0. Aycock
Aycock
Wl. R. Maynard
Maynard
San Antonio
Unclear text fragment from historical clipping
The readable lines describe medical terms and conditions without clear events or identities. It references chest colds and a sequence of phrases that resemble garbled notes. No definite persons organizations dates or places are extractable from the legible portions.
Free Press Fights for Constitutional Right to Publish
The President signs a press code with reluctance while publishers insist on guaranteed constitutional free publication. They reject government control and defend freedom to print news and express opinions, arguing a free press sustains democracy and resists dictatorial aims.
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Roosevelt
Mussolinis
Hitlers
Lenins
Mussolini
Hitler
Richberg
General Johnson
Fifty Feamen Lost In Japanese Steamer Flood Disaster
Tokio reports the Japanese steamer Ban aevei foundered off Konan Korea during yesterday's rough seas. Fifty seamen are believed dead. Temperature readings show 20 inches of rain and rising water levels contributed to the tragedy. Authorities are tallying the casualties and mangled debris, with relief vessels dispatched to the scene.
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Tokio
Banaevei
Konan
Korea
Esterday
Das. Toom
Congress nixes under secretary of agriculture post
The appropriation committee eliminated the office of undersecretary for the Agriculture Department from the supply bill. The move follows ruling that the position is a legislative matter to be handled by the agriculture committee.
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Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
Appropriations Committee
House
Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Treasury
Snotker
Farm Credit Administration
Agriculture Adjust Nant Administration
Congress
Agricultural Department
Thomas J. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Thas
Farm Administration
Ous
Sardlin
Louisiana
Department
Civ
BAYER
Wall Lavor
Secretary of Agriculture
Sandlin
Former Randolph Man Held After Houston Holdups
Eliner J Blut 34 of San Antonio allegedly robbed a Western Union officer and a hotel manager during his honeymoon era, held to the grand jury without bond after an examining trial. A former soldier, Blut acted as his own attorney and had been stationed at Barksdale Field Louisiana, transferred from Randolph Field San Antonio.
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Houston
Eliner
J. Blut
San Antonio
Western Union
O Re
San Jacinto
Blue
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Randolph Field
Rho
Pardoned Roy Faces Robbery by Assault Charge
Milton Ellis 19 of 337 Sacramento street and Alvin Braun 21 Route 4 Box 258 were charged by complaint with robbery by assault on BE. Tt West 117 Blanca road barber and beauty shop operator robbed of 200 dollars Saturday night. Complaint filed before Justice of the Peace John R Shook by Detective WT Swift. Ellis recently pardoned from prison for robbery of Tent John E Barr in December 1934. Ellis released Tuesday morning on 1000 dollar bond approved by Tange WW McGrory in Binity fourth District court. Surety was Frederick Schaal ice cream dealer 15 South Alamo street. Another robbery by assault charge before Justice Shook alleges Joe Davila 1119 Leal street held up Joe Salinas 422 Leal street desoribed him of 1.75 Saturday night.
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Milton Ellis
Acramento Street
Alvin Braun
Blanca Road
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
WT. Swift
Ellis
John E. Barr
Ells
Tange WW. McGrory
Binityfourth District Court
Fredérick Schaal
South Alamo Street
Assant
Shook
Joe Davila
Leal Street
Joe Salinas
Argentina President Justo completes second year in office
Buenos Aires report states President Agustin P Justo marks two years in office. The article notes a general reduction on all family laundry prices offered by Sorshine Laundry with a daily operating window 6:30 to 7:45.
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KTLA
Sunshine
Buenos Aires
Fe. A
Agustin P. Justo
Argentina
Man Accused of Holdup With Knife
Charges of robbery by assault with a knife were filed in Justice of the Peace John F. Onion's court Tuesday against Victor Gomes, 28, 1000 South Zarzamera Street, and Simon Martinez, 1904 Vera Cruz Street, by Louis Cavela, 410 Ruiz Street.
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Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion’s Court
Victor Gomes
Zarzamera Street
Simon Martinez
Vera Cruz Street
Louis Cavela
Ruiz Street
Coal Teamsters Strike Near Close in Chicago
Chicago coal teamsters near end of strike as union leaders announce more than ten dealers have resumed coal deliveries after agreeing to pay the eight dollar daily wage.
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Coal Teamsters
Chicago
Chicago Coal Teamsters
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