New French Premier Faces Confidence Vote in Chamber
Paris reports Camille Chautemps presents his ministerial declaration to the chamber of deputies seeking a vote of confidence. The cabinet sets forth policies on naval disarmament, economy, and the United States of Europe, with emphasis on averting the economic crisis and addressing farm overproduction and vineyard stagnation. London dispatch notes Britain expects a three or five power accord but no formal expansion of talks.
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Paris
Camille Chactemps
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
London
Hague
Garlement
France
Expensive Doorstop Found in Floresville Details
A Floresville discovery identifies an ornate doorstop used atop a door. Local officials note the item’s high value and suggest it may have historical or decorative significance. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
Demurrer Overruled in Los Angeles School Board Case
General demurrer to injunction against interfering with school administration was overruled by Judge Frederick Bleveos in the Berenty District Court. EB S J Whitehead asserts state board already ruled and holds a $40 yearly contract. FE Enkelex named as superintendent. Hearing set for 2 p.m. Tuesday with dates requested for preparation.
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Au Sophicaton
Los Angeles Freights
Erhool Board
Beeke
EB. S.J
Fevor
Whitehead
FE Enkelex
Ahornes
Stevens
Discoverer Puts Rare Curio to Useful Work at Home
A Boedly Indian artifact, carved possibly by Indigenous artists, was found near a river at Ellerga ville and used as a doorstop. Local resident W Forrest Smith carried the curious object home after discovering it on a ridge while walking. San Antonio visitors later brought the idol to the museum, suggesting historical significance.
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Elergaville
W Forrest Smith
Sears
San Antonio
Smith
Two Men Sought in Abduction Attempt in Mississippi
A county-wide search was under way for two men described as negroes suspected of attempting to abduct Bernice Ingram, 33, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H Ingram. Local reports say the suspects were spotted near the Ingram home and a guard was raised after peeping sightings.
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Dickens. Miss
Mies
Bernica Ingram
Miss Ingram
Mres H. Ingram
Impram
Shrine Parley Won By San Antonio Chapter in 1982
The annual Shrine temple conference for directors and assistant directors from across the United States will convene in San Antonio in spring 1982, announced by T. C. Carrington, chair of the chamber of commerce. Local Alzafar temple leader Youngs Creek attended this year’s reunion, representing San Antonio.
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San Antonio
T. C. Carringtns
Chamber of Commerce
Youngs Creek
Alzafor
Ytar
Itr
Seek Identity of Man Found Dying in City Street
Distorted text shows authorities seeking to identify a man found dying on the sidewalk at night. Clues include a possible name or location marked Saint Louis and a garbled note about attendants confirming breathing but lacking clear identification. Further readable fragments hint at a local urban setting.
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Hderion
Fenzap Tenis
Ahreseport
Tades
Auiboleure
Louis
Executive Board of Miners Meet in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis February 21 the executive board of the United Mine Workers of America met for its annual session. International officers and district representatives attended with J. J. Taylor, international president, presiding.
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Indianapoles
Ind
Fed Mine Workers of America
Ich
Yowich
Joba J. Tewla
Tnv
Entertainment to Be Held at School
A school event titled a silver tea and insiegle will be held at the Hiessed ems in the Dp. in. Bisa W. on March 4 at 4 p.m. The program includes a benefit for Messeng. books and novels will be offered.
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Ems
Cart Enjoins 2 From Ice Selling In Former Districts
Two independent icemen were restrained from peddling ice in districts they formerly served for Love Star Ice Co. Judge Frederick Stevenk issued the injunction. Ten Star Tee Co. filed suit, alleging a three year goodwill clause kept drivers from delivering for another firm on their old routes, and that Gonzalez and Gonzales continue selling on those routes, harming the company.
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Love Star Ice Company
Tamportey
Judgerederick Stevenk
Distriet Caast Curidas
Ty Lauhschav
Provident
Tene Star Tee Company
Ab Digation
Ile
Felipe Ganzales Ani
Gonzales Aad
Ins Company
Deliversmen
Drivere Ace
Laubscher Elizis
Camp Bullis Work for Summer Camp Rushed by Army
The departure of the First Battalion signals intensified effort at Camp Bullis to prepare for summer training. About five hundred men from the regiment and reserve companies will work on the new camp, with Second and Third battalions already on site. Regimental headquarters and Company D remain at the arms post as the BallSell camp readies for bulk C.30 T C and RO TL CY training this week.
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Bullis Thoteday
Pelaing Agtey
Ballsell
Suspect Held in Death of Woman Freed by Sheriff
Anita, brought from Aniston, freed by Sheriff Alfonso Newton Jr after being questioned in the death of Lella Ticking, 66, whose body was found at AM East Commerce Street. Officials said the man convinced the sheriff she had no involvement and that death cause had not been established as violent. The corpse appeared to have lain six to seven days. sister notified authorities who broke into the home. Further autopsy details were not disclosed.
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Anita
Aniston
Lella Ticking
AM East Commerce Street
Thursas
Alfonso Newton Jr
de T. N Goodwon
Rubiola Plans New Home for Zoo Chimpanzee
City officials consider relocating Rubiola the chimpanzee to a purpose built enclosure near existing pits. The design aims to keep chimpanzees warm and comfortable, with escape-proof access and similar surroundings. Officials weigh funding and site logistics as plans progress.
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Rubiola
Stobick
Rubiola Place
Lébeur
Molarad
Evon
Tax Refund Plea of Railway Heard
A court session reviewed a petition to recover internal revenue taxes and penalties from a railway company for the 1920s period. The state contends the company gained value and unlawfully retained funds, with representation by the attorney general as the hearing proceeded.
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Advinenem
Baird
Hinstair
Bamlima
Frade Chandler
Judges of Military Horse Show Report at Fort San Tetsi
Col Stanley Koeb of the Twelfth Cavalry and Maj Clarke Chandler of Carr Clack served as judges in the Setend Division horse and transportation contest at Fort Katy Hadaton Trek. The event opened Tuesday afternoon and drew attention to military equestrian disciplines.
Borglum Plan Opposed by Rubiola Theater Clash
Plunk tors Greelan theater site in the Sturwuoken garden, drawn by Guizon Darglum, will not be wed in the construction. Rubiola to study varied plans with Borglum, decision due in two days as city council places control and funds for the first unit. Work to begin soon with completion target by May 1.
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Plunk Tors Greelan
Sturwuoken Garden
Guizon Darglum
Ps Comusission
Inco Rusbiola
Rubiola
Geerith
Borglum
Tuensay
Variova
Hubiola
Ex- Pawerel
Tursdar
Rubiala
Borglaw
Poison Slayer James Baker Indicted by New York Jury
James Baker, 25, confessed slayer of ten men, indicted for murder by a New York jury. Two alienists found him insane. Baker is held on a separate theft charge involving $20 from the Guggenheim Laboratory where Henry Gay died after drinking poisoned coffee. Baker, formerly a laboratory watchman, vanished after the murder and was traced to Detroit before arrest.
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New York
Henry Gaw
James Baker
Tombs
Baker
Guggenheimab Oratory
Gay
Detroit
Leniency on Rum Violators Rapped by Federal Move
The Department of Justice announced no more federal prisoners would be sent to Mansfield County jail until assurances that leniency given to men convicted of federal liquor violations would not be repealed. Agents reported that ten bootleggers had received unusual favors from the sheriff.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Mansfield
Chin
Assurantes
Department
Ik Wan Anid
Chicago Warm Weather Reigns in February Readings
Chicago experiences unusually high February warmth with temperatures in the sixties, a record for the period. Forecasters note mild conditions with a slight chance of rain and cooler days ahead, reflecting ongoing seasonal shifts.
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Chica
Ren
Lodey
Chicago
Dilny
Planes to Return US Cage Players In March Tournament
Preparations were underway to mend planes from Kelly and Brookfield to Fort Tin, Fl Paco, and Fork Mill Ohio. Beeing lock haaketball players will take part in the corps press basketball tournament opening March 2.
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Mare Toemlas
Kelly
Brookefield
Fort Tins
Paco
Fork Mill
Ohio
Eagles to Sponsor Annual Ball by Eveles Orcs
The annual ball sponsored by the Orcs of the Eveles was announced to be held at Sy Anthony hall on Wednesday night. Secretary Bontee announced the event yesterday.
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Eagles
Sy Anthony Hall
PR. Bontee
Seeligson Leads Bexar Grand Jury in High Court Session
District Attorney Danae Berligson directs the Bexar Grand Jury in a session of the Eleventh District Court. Judge Therbia Newton attends the hearing with the grand jury proceeding on a formal matter amid a formal procession.
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Seeligson
Bexar Grand Jury
Sam Gi
Neator
Danae Berligson
Fonrih
Therbia Newton
Woman Held on Narcotic Charge in Wichita Case
A 25 year old named Dela Downe was held by federal authorities in Wichita Kansas on February 25 for alleged involvement in an organized narcotics exchange scheme. The downtown Wichita system is cited as the context for the alleged operation.
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Wichita
Kan
Fed
Dela Downe
Perentica
Wirdita Syatem
Pope appeals for aid to persecuted Russians Christians
The Pope urges global action to aid persecuted Christians in Russia amid the Soviet war against religion. He frames the appeal as a universal call to protect religious liberty and seeks support from nations and faith communities worldwide.
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Russia
Power Commission Probe Continues With New Allegations
Washington February 25 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee’s investigation of the Federal Power Commission continued today with F E Bunner charging that Charles A Russell a Commission Visitor had traded a false affidavit to obtain 700 before he became commission counsel Russell testified last week claiming irregularities favored power interests Bunner called the charges false and said Russell is under government investigation Senator Wheeler commented that many in government would be unpaid if all debts were pursued
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Washington, D. C
Senate Interstate Commerce
Federal Power Commission
F.eb. Bunver
Commission Secretare
Charles A. Russell
Commission
Russell
Bonner
Wheeler
Montana
Wyoming Solon Proposes Aid to Indian Tribes
Representative Carter of Wyoming introduces a bill to authorize spending for “emergency aid” to the Washone and Arapahoe Tribes in Wyoming. The measure aims to provide relief and support through federal assistance pending more detailed legislation.
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Wyoming Solon
Washington
Whushonel
Arapahoe
Wroming
Unler
Hill
Carter
Final Rites for Postmaster Held in Texas
Funeral services for William Schul Sr 78 longtime postmaster at Adillekx will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in THOUSINON Texas. Authorities say the service will be at Addicks Baptist Church with burial to follow.
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Thousinon
Texas
William Schul ‘Sr
Adillekx
Addicks
Boy With Bird Heart Attracts Medical Study In Washington
A 13 year old youth, Paul Gray of Washington, D C, was the focus of a medical study after doctors removed a heart described as bird like during an appendectomy at Providence Hospital. The report discusses vertebrate heart evolution, noting ancestral two tubes became a single heart in higher forms.
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Soheret Berrice
Washington, D. C
Paut Gray
Providence Hospital
Negro Park Facilities Praised in San Antonio
Ernest Ty Attwell, field director of the United States Recreation Association Negro work, praises San Antonio for many facilities for Black residents while noting gaps in staff and readership. He urges building more recreational centers and improving personnel.
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San Antonio
Mos
Ernest Ty Auwell
Burani’ of Negro
Linited States Recreation Association
Attwell
Revolt Spreads Across Dominican Republic
Reports from Port au Prince indicate a widespread uprising across most of the Dominican Republic with little opposition. Three deaths and about six injuries were reported as rebels were moved to the capital by commandeered vehicles. The revolt is said to be led by Fateella with support from General Treilo, targeting the city of Degloning on February 23.
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Port AU Prince
Ald
Dominicae Republic
Port Au Tripce
Fateella
Treilo
Dominican Guardia
Pebrusry
Whiskey Found Under Hudson Pier
New York officials report a cache of cordiary champagnes and stout valued around $1000 seized under pier D4 in the Hudson River at West Forty fourth Street. Bottles stored on a platform under the pier were wrapped in pillow canes sheets and napkins to conceal them from customs agents.
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New York
Hudson River
West Wifty-fourth Street
City Budget Ordinance to Be Adopted by March First
The commission will pass the permanent city budget for the current fiscal year at an ordinance in being drawn. A special meeting will be held before Saturday to adopt it. Attorney TD. Cotte re announced Tuesday. The budget must be met by March 1.
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Commission
TD. Cotte Re
Eliy
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