Bend Set in 3 Revenue Charge Case
Gepherio Castillo of 249 Daly Street held on A1NM bond Friday awaiting arrangement before Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on an internal revenue charge. Agents say three stills found in Castillo’s home several nights ago. Rent listed as fifty dollars per month for a furnished apartment at 1993 Main Avenue. Classification 27 Light Classifieds.
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Gepherio Castillo
Daly Street
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Paul A. Lockhartem
Castillo
Dolers
Main
Avenue
Foresters Carry Portable Radios in Forest Patrols
Bozeman Mont Feb 2 Portable radio outfits weighing 18 pounds form part of ranger gear in Deer Lodge National Forest. The sets cover four ranges up to 50 miles and enable fire surveys to be reported promptly. Previously, much amber was destroyed before crews could be summoned.
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Bozeman
Mont
Mie Deer Ledge National Forest
Army emergency bill stalls. amendments spark House clash
Washington Feb 22 A heated House session rejected a mandatory 21 509 enlistment plan for next year and blocked an 8 100 000 addition to the 378 million army appropriation bill. Rep Thomason Texas backed an amendment to boost enlistments to 185 000 while Republicans and some Democrats warned of executive overreach. Alaska delegate Dimon urged a four million Alaska air base to counter a potential Pacific threat.
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Rgular
Roose
Thomasa
Amocrat
Texas
Thomason
Senate
Representative Kahn
Dimon
Alaska
Wilcox
Mc Dockwatter
Aleutian
United States
Senator Long accuses Postmaster General Farley of graft
Washington report says Senator Long labels Farley a ruthless crook and vows a senate inquiry into his conduct while detailing altered cement contracts tied to General Builders Supply. Hopkins confirms contract cancellation and price changes. Ickes denies any probe as the scene shifts between Washington and Chicago headlines.
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Kyey Long
Parley
Senator Long
Partey
Senate
Fareley
General Builders Supply Company
Long
Hopting
City Builders Company
NEA
Robinson
Arkansas
Farley
Toniett
Watt Igkes
Lang
Mitsutara Shariki in Tokyo faces recovery after assassination
Ras Shariki the Tokyo publisher wounded in an attack today received a blood transfusion as his condition improved. The assailant Katsuko Natesaki confessed stating motives tied to unpatriotic acts and a Babe Fulls tour sponsorship. Police continue inquiries as a base exhibition dispute looms.
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TORIO
Mitsutara Shariki
Prathineht ToRio
Shariki
Katsuko Natesaki
Shortk
Ni- Seeaks
Schoolman Bars Beautiful Model From Her Classes
Jefferson City reports Superintendent Wil Nam Knox halted a school art class after inspecting a local model posing in attire deemed too revealing for the setting. Art instructor George Bartholomaus defended the arrangement, arguing clothing choices were inappropriate for the district’s standards.
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Lake of the Quarks
Missouri
Wil Nam
Knox
George Bartholomaus
High Jinks In Devore Case In Honolulu Trial
Court in Honolulu hears testimony in A W Mather suit to set aside his $100,029 divorce settlement. Witness Don Jacobson, former GK exporter, testifies about parties with Dorothy Devore and Ginger Joyce. Jacobson relates alleged room incident and Mather’s request to detain his wife, plus claims of an affair during the marriage.
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Honolaly
Dorothy Davere
A. W.mather
Pside
Hementeon
Devore
Don Jacobson
Mathers
Miss Devore
Mather
Honolulu
Alm Fis
Ginger Joyce
Miss Joyce
Jacobson
Anderson
Sone Fhoney
Sleep Victim Wavers Between Slumber and Life
Chiz. Vinita Oklahoma Feb 92 The 10 year old Sherry Hawkins lies in a rare sleep state from malaria sleeping sickness. Parents and doctors watch anxiously as eyelids flutter and she loses ability to speak or move. Feeds gradually via mouth after initial nasal feeding. Family physician Cy C Neer and Dr Powell Hays of Eastern Oklahoma Hospital call condition extremely serious.
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Chiz
Gir
Sherry Hawkins
Mereler
Beike Hawkins
Cy. C. S. Neer
Powell Hays
Eastern Oklahoma Hospital
City News Washington Dance Ball At Braun Hall
A fragmentary notice describes a February event with an 11 piece orchestra and Rhythm Masters Bal at Braun Hall. Tickets list admittance around 15 cents with plans for a grand ball at the Sut night and additional dances at various venues including Hermann Sangral and Artst Muysis.
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Braun Hall
Mraun
Briuhtide
Hermann Sangral
Touring Air Corps Bombers Visit San Antonio
Sanathonians view Air corps Pan-American bombers arriving from Rockwell field near San Diego for a history making night march at Kelly field. The flight will stay overnight then move eastward Sunday, led by General Headquarters Air Force with 16 officers and 16 enlisted men. Obituaries note a fatal auto crash near Nocona and injuries to Miss Kiss Brown of Ringsgeld. An advertisement offers room and board at 22 East Myrtle.
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Air Corps
Washington
Hamldon Field
San Br Meise
Kelly Field
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Rand
General Headquarters
Air Force
Wii
Miami
OB. Clegg
San Antonio
Auction Suee Promises Quick Cold Relief for All Ages
Grande touts value of auction suee in treating dangerous colds and notes long use for years. Fenerro claims superior mediation over ordinary colds with Penetro providing deep penetration to ease severe congestion quickly. Suitable for children and whole family with stainless and gnow-white 250 features.
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Grande
Fenerro
Gold Payment Bills Debated in Congress in 1930s Style
Washington DC February 22 Congress addresses gold payments with new bills by Senator Barbour of New Jersey and Representative Hollister of Ohio. Republicans press for payment of gold in government obligations with gold clauses. Barbour argues the United States promised payment in gold and that the government would honor that obligation despite prior repudiation. Some Republicans sense a shift toward liberalism in Hoover’s statements favoring a gold standard return. Hoover’s stance stops short of full gold dollars and free circulation, proposing payment in bullion at 9 percent value rather than a full revaluation.
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Washington, D.C
AlGold
Congress
Senator Barbopy
New Jersey
Hollister
Ohio
Barbour
United Pen
Herbert Hoover
Darrow Fears NRA Changes Stalled by Monopolies and Prices
The report recalls Darrow as NRA chair in 1984, urging changes to end price fixing and monopolies. He and the president discussed risks to big business, while Richberg criticized the award report. Darrow warned welfare for older children and schooling must not be harmed by policy debates.
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Iyonor Darrow
Winche
Nclude ‘Petroleum
Bitin Teton
Darrow
Wien
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