Death probes anat proto of jockey death in Texas mystery
In Austin a decade old case resurfaces as lawmen await a New Orleans suspect’s photograph in the murder of Thomas L. Gray. Gray, shot with his own gun and robbed near Blanco county in August 1931, was en route from Phoenix to visit relatives when he picked up a hitchhiker who claimed to be a jockey. His wrecked car was later found near Austin.
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Austin
INS
Jack O'Day
New Orleans
Ashey
Thomas L. Gray
Pelle
Otay
Pretty Estate
Hughes
Tee O. Allen
Kimble County
Gray
Henry
Blanco County
Phoenix
Aus- Uo
Kinemen
FE Paso
Harper
Austi
Cottonseed Cake Fattens Calves
Arizona ranchers report using cottonseed cake to fatten calves. University of Arizona expert G. Frickrell notes many feed the cake despite rough conditions, with state ranching conditions described as excellent for gaining weight this year.
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Tuosox
Ariz
G. Frckrell
University of Arizona
War Threat Speeds Franco-Russian Pact Ratification
Paris dispatch reports Cabinet members urging immediate ratification of the Franco Soviet Pact as fears of a Russia Britain war grow. Foreign Minister Pierre-Etienne Frendin stated he secured Senate support for rapid approval if the chamber acts tonight amid mounting opposition in Mentern block.
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Paris
Russia
Pierre-Etienne. Frendin
Senate
Chamber
Gen J C Lynes of School Fame Dies
Marietta Georgia February 97 Gen J Colt an Lynes, 91, prominent in military and educational circles of the South for many years, died after a brief illness. He joined the Confederate army at 16 and fought in 10 major battles in Virginia and South Carolina. Later he went to France as an attaché of the American legal flow it Pars, and on returning taught military science at various academies in the South.
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Marietta
J. Ooltan Lynes
South
Confederat Army
Virginia
South Carolina
France
Time to Come Clean Symbolic of Inner Conflict
Feb 27 St Louis report at educators meeting quotes Mandel Sherman University of Chicago associate professor of educational psychology. He says extreme cleanliness is a symbolic act reflecting a conflict in conscience.
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St, Louis
Mandel Sherman
University of Chicago
Johnny
Mary
Woman Arrested in Assassination Case in Brazil
A Brazilian arrest reports a woman known as a red agitator tied to the 1934 assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia in Marseilles. The suspect, dyed blonde, was captured on French request alongside Albert Birinski, a Czech described as her sweetheart, amid investigations across South America.
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Posto Alfgre
Brazil
Ms—Kart Schissler
Beaufifa
Brumette
Sre
Pace
King Alexander of
Leaders Called to Tak Meet on Tax Bill in Washington
President Roosevelt summoned top leaders in Congress and the treasury staff to the White House for a general talk on tax legislation to fund a 500 million dollar farm program. Attendees included Vice President Garner, Speaker Burns, Morgenstern, Barkley, Harrison, Doughton, Bankhead, and Oliphant. Capitol Hill leaders offered no firm guesses on broader tax schedules beyond financing the farm plan.
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Washington, D.C
Congressional
Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Garner
Burns
Morgen Nav
Barkley
Kentucky
Harrison
Mississippi
Doughton
North Carolina
Bankhead
Alabama
Lerman Oliphant
Treasury Counsel
Capitol Hill
Weather Summary and City Temperatures
The weather section lists temperatures and precipitation for multiple cities with cloudy to clear conditions. It notes a sun set around 3 p.m. and various moonrise times, alongside locales including Amarillo Cheyenne Chicago Kansas City and more, reflecting a broad teletypeset forecast and daily climatology.
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Inesse
Frisiar
Arai
Amarillo
Avante
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicege
Tie Correa
Chris Alas
Jacksonvie
Kansas City
la Rock
Bouisville
Aftunphis
Sam
Pittsbur Port
Raleirh
X Louie
Teles
Herd
Wichita
Kan
Hubby First Marriage Then Career Is Lois Moran Choice
Lois Moran says private life guides her career choosing marriage first. Now Mrs. Clarence Young she would not take another Broadway offer unless her husband is transferred to New York. Moran, famed for corn muffins in Or Thee I Sing, notes Hollywood wives often see husbands yearly, but she prefers different arrangement. She recently appeared briefly in Petrified Forest and would rather not abandon home life for daily theater schedules.
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San Francisco
Lois Moran
Clarence Young
Commerce Ly
Hoover Administration
Misa Moran
Faris Opera Ballet
New York
Hollywood
Hunger marchers reach Mexico City after long Guanajuato strike trek
About 310 hunger marchers arrived in Mexico City after a 375 mile foot march to urge President Cardenas to resolve a four month strike at the American controlled Guanajuato Reduction Company. Remaining miners were to arrive the next day completing the trek from Guanajuato.
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Mexico City
Cardenas
Guanajuato
South American Meteorology Conference Endorses Data Exchange
Continental synchronization of weather observations and reports, exchange of readings, and teaching of meteorological phenomena in schools were approved at the first South American Conference on meteorology and radioelectric service held at Rio de Janeiro.
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Ria de Taq
Postal Employee Notches 30 Years Service at Post Office
Marlin L Gentle, aged 67, celebrated three decades with the postal service. He began as a clerk in 1808 and spent 20 years at the general delivery window, recalling a time when only 50 clerks were employed and his annual salary was 4500.
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Marlin L. Gentle
Née
Gentle
Cummings Orders Probe Into Army Sold Machine Guns
Attorney General Cummings stated an investigation is underway to determine if machine guns, allegedly sold as surplus, leaked from the army into unauthorized hands and who benefited from the transfers. Information suggests possible illegal sales and security concerns.
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Cummings
Washington
Army
Two Armed Bandits Robbed Night Manager at Local Station
Henry Willis, night manager of a Texas company fueling station at 70 South St Marys Street, was threatened with pistols by two armed bandits Wednesday night and forced to surrender 415 from the cash register. He was locked in a closet and freed when two customers heard him banging at the door.
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Henry Willis
Texas Company
South St. Mary's Street
Willis
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
An old advertisement warns that a persistent three days cough signals danger and could herald chest or throat inflammation. It urges immediate use of a cream preparation to soothe and heal membranes, claiming it can help when other remedies fail.
Winter Flu Season Warns of Peak Ills and Remedies
Scientific notes say winter illnesses rise mid season with February being especially bad as general resistance wanes after a harsh winter. The ad recommends Adex by E R Squibb supplying Vitamin A and D from natural sources like liver oils to bolster resistance, urging continued use through the season.
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Adex
Simmer
E, R, Squibb & Sons
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