Bexar County Political Clones Stir In 1934 Primary
In Bexar County the 1934 political scene unfolds with talk of a Dem primary in July and the rise of campaign spend, coalitions, and machine influence. John Weber, chair of the Democratic executive committee, warns that campaign costs will rise as voter turnout shifts with economic hardship. He notes past election turnout trends and flags the impact of federal relief programs as a potential political weapon. Names such as Albert Hausser Colin, Walter Tynan, and Maury Maverick appear as figures in the local power struggles, with speculation over mayoral and county offices and ongoing party loyalties amid evolving alliances.
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Tnoomes
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John Weber
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Vis
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L A Times report by Louella Parsons surveys motion picture industry prospects for 1933. It highlights pessimism about bank closings and salary cuts, notes Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks separating, Hepburn's radio venture, and Bing Crosby's breakout success. Paramount and Fox refinancing lift hopes as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts collapses amid producer power shifts.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas
America
England
Katharine Hepburn
Merlan Cooper
Ralo
Actisites
Spreen
Jack Pearl
Ed Wynn
Kate Smith
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Steen
Mae West
Fox
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Texas pastor dies in San Diego after brief illness
Rev. John Underwood, 88, former pastor of the Ohtin church in Fort Worth, Texas, died in San Diego after a brief illness. He previously served as pastor in Anderson, Indiana, and later in Pennsylvania.
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Texas
Diego
Ten Best Stories of 1933
Ten top news stories of 1933 as selected by ten Associated Press managing editors for 1988 retrospective. Items include Roosevelt programs Hitler’s rise repeal of Prohibition American bank holiday and other major events such as the death of Coolidge and the Kansas City massacre with references to global and domestic crises.
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New York
Associated Press
Hitler
Germany
Roosevelt
Cermak
California
Kidnanines
Brooke Hart
Coolidge
Chicago
Tury
Kansas City
Lindburgh
Ingull
Rolph
Kansas
Regulation and strife reshape the film guild era
A fragmented digest traces shifts in Hollywood during the early studio era. It notes guild formation, resignations at the academy, and the rise of Twentieth Century Pictures amid Hays code tensions. It highlights Daisy Cantor, Dressler, Davies, Colbert and others, plus Zanuck’s Warner move and Disney projects shaping the year.
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Scrcem
Wald
Joseph Echenck
Zanuck
Twentieth Genury Pictures, Inc
Hays Organization
Glacier Found on Henderson Valley Continent Divide
Jan 1 Boulder Coin reports the Henderson glacier missing for weeks has been found by Lewis O. Quam in Henderson valley seven miles from the university camp on the continental divide. The glacier measures about 100 by 600 feet and had been difficult to locate due to reduced size. A second item notes Fort Worth Jan 1 Ina reports a suspect jailed as investigators probe theft of parts from a Santa Fe railroad engine.
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Coin
Henderson
Lewis O. Quam
Quam
Henderson Valley
University Camp
Continental Divide
Best Pictures of the Year in Silent Cinema
The article lists outstanding motion pictures for the year including Onvateade Gabriel Over the White Muse Design for Living Line Women Forty second streak Lady for a Day Roman Candals Peg of My Heart Morning Glory The Power and the Glory Three Cornered Moon Dinner at Brant Gold Of 1993 The Masquerader Bowery Penthone Pilgrimage Otate Pale Rasputin and the Empres Zoo in Budapest reflecting iconic titles of the era.
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Brant
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Rasputin
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Budapest
Mae West Fashion Flares Mark Year of Go West Style
New York January summary of fashion shifts as 1920s style returns with Mae West influence. trousers for women and backless decolletage mark the era, while the rigid shoulder line fades and lighter, more feminine forms rise. Marlene Dietrich sets pace for pants wear, with bold changes in silhouettes and evening wear.
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Mae West
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Bransiera
Guyer Designa
Almont
Ety Artate
Science in the Roosevelt recovery program gains momentum
By GOBIND LAL Selenen Bathur Universal Service New York Jan 1 1933 science becomes a core part of the national recovery program with a July science advisory board led by Dr Kart T Campton. The piece notes broad scientific involvement across government reconstr uction efforts and highlights advances in medicine antiquity studies and physics including the Van der Graaff machine and positron discovery as major milestones.
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Universal Service
New York
Science
Roosevelt
Chicago
James Gardiner
Maud Siye
Francis Cutler Wood
William Engelbach
Hans Lisparce
van der Graaff
Ita
Routh
Dartmouth
Gain Seen in Mental Attitude for 1934 Progress in Aeronautics
FG Johnson notes 1933 showed little real improvement but signals optimism for 1934. He observes executives expect leadership to spur recovery and cites continued advances in aeronautics with high speed aircraft for passenger and mail use, plus military dyes for army and navy. He predicts civil aviation and national defense will gain support.
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Music Keeps Its Foothold In New Year Opera Revival Amid Reforms
New York previews a year of music with opera revival and new works. Marion Talley returns to opera after a four year retirement while Chicago announces no major opera season. Metropolitan plans include new American opera and notable cast changes. The orchestral scene brightens with Jose Iturbi conducting and Halts Lange guiding the New York Philharmonic. A fresh California pianist Rug Slenceynski debuts, and Harry Fatih’s 37 tone scale appears. Despite shifts, ticket prices hold steady and symphonic activity remains active.
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Gertrude Stein
New Con Tor
Jose Thu ‘Bi
Halts Lange
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Rul Slenceynski
California
Harry Fatteh
Amenea
Nobel Prize Revival Shifts Book World Ahead of 1934
New York reports a year of dramatic literary surprises. Ivan Burin wins the Nobel Prize for Literature, boosting his career and income overnight. Hervey Allen’s Anthony Adverse becomes a major sensation, with sales soaring toward unprecedented levels. The year also sees Stokes and Hooper prize winners, the Prix Femina, and new authors like Caroline Miller and Hans Fallada gaining prominence while veteran writers such as John Galsworthy pass away.
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Anthony Adverse
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Nettle
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Janet Beith
Hooper
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Witt
Mie
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Dielvem
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John Galsworthy
George Moore
George Saintsbury
Gara Teasdale
French Strother
Lous Joseph Vance
Robert W. Chambers
Husband Discovers Wife Murdered in Maryland Farm Home
In Chispield Maryland on January 1 1 a 58 year old woman Mrs Margaret Brumbley was found nude with stab wounds by her husband Frog Brumbley at their Marion Station farm near Crisfield. He reported the body lay across the bed after returning home from Crisfield shortly after midnight. A nearby farmhand was detained then released while investigators pursued a second suspect described as a negro.
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Margaret Brumbley
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