Robbery at Braunschweig Hardware Office Breakin Eludes Safe
A thief crawled across a one story building and used nitro to blow open a safe at Braunschweig Braunschweig Reich Hard Ware Co at 717 South Alamo. More than 200 dollars stolen. Officers Lang and Dayehport and fingerprint expert report a small man involved. Detectives to assist. city to round up suspicious characters.
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Braunschweig-Briain-Reich
South Alamo Street
W. Braunsehwyig
Homer Lang
Aubrey Dayehport
Te Yeeg
Long
Braunschweig
Bueglats
FLAN
Owen
W. Kilday
W. Lee
Charles Carthelomae
George Robinson
Bomb Threat Sparks Guarded Night at Calles Home
Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles escaped injury when an explosion damaged near his San Diego residence. A crude bomb fashioned from a beer bottle was defused after a bystander grabbed the fuse. Police say the blast could have demolished the mansion. Calles, exiled former Mexican leader, was at home with relatives when the attempt occurred as fear of political upheaval heightens tensions.
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San Diego
Cattan
Arto Elias Galles
Iron Man
Bracho Estrada
Calles
Falbaa Park
George Suars
Galles
Mesico
Cardenas
Callas
Cal
Mecata
U.S. Sues Airline to Collect Penalties
The United States attorney filed civil proceedings to recover 399 penalties from Transcontinental and Western Air for alleged regulatory violations in the crash at Jackson, Missouri, on May 7, 1935, killing five aboard. The company and its executives said they would continue to fight the case.
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Kansar Omy
United States
Attoraey
Maurice
Milligaz
Air Comme Roe Department
Jaacan
Western Air
Tne
Dubhiding Sctatoy Rosin M. Cutling
New Mexico
Bilan
Woman Struck On Highway Near Denton Dies
Mrs. F. Brewer was killed last night when struck by a speeding vehicle on a rural highway southwest of Keely. Brewer was crossing the road to visit neighbors. ten children survive.
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Denton
F. &. Brewer
Weather update for San Antonio and vicinity weekend
Forecast shows cold Saturday night with lows around 34 degrees and Sunday highs near 66 degrees. Frigid northwest cold wave expected in northwest districts bringing 20 to 26 degree temps. frost possible inland. Friday peaks at 61 degrees. Saturday night cooler, Sunday fair with gradual warming. East Texas and West Texas regions noted with varying conditions.
Ailing Pope Insists On Continuing Work
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII, weakened by a leg wound and risk of gangrene, pressing on with church affairs. He met Archbishop Jean Chollet of Calabrai, temporary administrator of Rouen, as doctors pursue measures to raise his resistance and monitor infection. Cardinal Pecelli and Archbishop discussed duties as Cardinal Pugilli stands ready to assume tasks if the pope dies.
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Vatican City
Fins
Jean Chollett
Calabrai
Rouen
Vatican
Holy Father
Moss
Cardinal Pecelli
Cardinal Pugilli
Victims Beaten by Boy Gang Attackers in San Antonio
A group of youths beat and robbed several residents in a Saturday morning incident on South Santa Rosa Avenue and nearby streets. Victims include Max Sikinger and Augustin Alonzo, with reports of additional robberies and knife threats. Military police questioned two suspects in connection with an unidentified robbery, while victims provided limited details.
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Bayst Bang
Max Sikinger
New York City
South
Santa Rosa
Avenue
Sikinger
Pete Vaidex
M. T. Gasa- Baya
Lime
Bhut Sikinger
Augustin Alonzo
South Candy I Street
Oittrers
Juan Flores
Monterey Street
San Tuts
Frio
Bacents
Joe Perales
Guadalupe Street
W. G. Parker
Sam Houston
Austin and
Tertt
Stench
Grayyon
Cold Wave Brings Subfreezing Texas Low Temps
A cold air mass from the Rockies swept into the Southwest causing sub freezing readings across Northwest Texas. Amarillo fell to 16 degrees, Lubbock 32, Abilene 40, Wichita Falls 28, Sherman 39 with light rain, Dallas 49. Northwest winds gusted as skies cleared and temperatures began to rise after sunrise.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Texas
Mercury
Amarillo
Panhandle
Lubbock
Abilene
Wichita ‘Falls
Boys Escape From Colorado Industrial School
In Golden Colorado authorities hunt eight boys from a northern Colorado industrial school after they slugged a guard stole his keys and fled in light clothing into the cold. Tracks in snow point toward South Table Mountain as officials pursue the inmates early today.
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Golden
Colo
Colorado
Sehpn
C. A. Goetze
South Table Mountain
Quezon to Visit U S for Conference
Manila January 2 The Commonwealth President Manuel Quezon announced he will leave Manila January 23 and arrive in Washington February 20 to participate in preliminary discussions for the Philippine United States trade conference. Vice President Sergio Osmena will meet the rail delegation two weeks later. EL CENTRO California January 2 Lindley FP 40 injured after being struck by a car on a highway. driver fled the scene.
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EL Centro
Cant
Lindley
Wichilta Falls
Texas
Lew Cold Day Seams Ripping
Northwest wads will bring temperatures in San Antonio and quickly flown to law of 34 degrees. Weatherman WL Jarhoe predicted Saturday morning. Temperatures Sunday would rise to 66 degrees with south skies. Highest Friday 61 degrees, lowest Saturday around 58, and Sunday near 55 degrees. Below freezing temperatures and frost in other portions of the state were predicted.
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Gin Antonio
Jarhoe
Mioning
Sta A
Land's Sake Lets Not Encircle Grounds With Honey Suckle
OATAHOMS CITY Jan 2s Representative L al Nichols urged encircling state capitol grounds with honey suckle, noting unsightly wells. Representative Leon C Phillips dissented, arguing trees and grounds must be dug up and replanted since they won’t grow. He warned moving ground would follow.
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Oatahoms City
L. al. Nichols
State Capitol
Leon C. Phillips
Phillips
English Group to Parley on Debts in Washington
An unofficial British parliamentary mission of five Imperial policy group members will visit Washington in March to discuss the war debt issue. The group includes about 40 MPs and others aligned with the bloc views, according to authoritative sources.
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London
United States
Washington
Fan's Flight to Game Futile
One Rost Hawk fan faced a failed trip to a football game as weather grounded his airliner in Cheyenne. He returned to Lincoln disappointed and out $45 on the ticket and travel, with the outcome casting a rueful note on rushed plans and misfortune.
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Lincoln
D. Z. Sherhon
Rheehan
Cheyenne
Wye
Kidnap Case Linked to Camp Near Tumwater
Tacoma police and federal agents questioned a man connected to the Charles Mattson kidnapping case. Fingerprints tied him to prior auto theft, and a hidden Tumwater camp yielded clothing scraps and a detective magazine. Intermediaries for the Mattson family visited the home as investigations expanded.
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Tacoma
Wash
Conve
Charles Mattson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Burgeson
Farrar
Pennieless
Mattson
Charles
Vitéj
Teem
Washington State
Muriel
Virginia Cratfield
Seattle
Olympia
Tum
Water, Wash
Ray Hays
Camp
Aout
Charles Matfson
Hays
Tirez
Paul Seeva
Gas B. Appelman
Mattsons
French Serum Fails to Save Arkansan
Miss Jaypee Easley a 28 year old music student in Little Rock died at her home from streptococcus viridans cloud stream disease affecting the heart. Serum from France was used in two dramatic shipments to treat her case one by air from Montreal and one by ship from France.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jaypee Easley
France
Easley
Pane
Montreal
Fran France
Airliners Sold Through Intermediaries Exposed in Shipments
A report describes how Condors were exported via intermediaries to Mexico for ore transport and later sold to small South American lines. Four Condors destined for Motomar were dismantled at Tambleo and shipped to Vera Cruz, while others went to Vers Cruz. Aviator Frank McConnell disclosed the plan before investigations confirmed the full fleet transfer. The Lockheeds arrived from America to the Spanish Ambassador for records, prompting ongoing inquiry.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera. Cruz
American Air Lines
Los Angeles
Cruz
Almerica
United States
Américat
Air Lines
Smal Air Lines
South America
Motomar
Tambleo
Vera Grug
Vers. Cruz
Frank McConnell
cAmenca
Smanish
Felix Gidon
Nazi retaliation details threaten Spain coast actions
Berlin reports two German warships carried out independent actions. The pocket battleship Graf Spee seized the Spanish freighter Aragon and the cruiser Koenigsterg forced the freighter Soton ashore on the Basque coast. A foreign office spokesman denied these moves aimed at provoking more trouble in Spain.
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Berlin
Man
Aragon
War threats follow Nazi shelling in Biscay area
Nazi shelling of a Spanish merchantman Soton and the seizure of cargo touched off war threat charges and reprisals. The German cruiser Koenigsberg shelled Soton near Biscay east of Tasque Bay, while Spain's Basque government vowed extreme measures and kept war materials from the Palos. Paris reported Spain called the act of war, with Valencia envoys to Pr ill and French officials. Britain and Italy sought to curb Franco British tensions, and a gentleman’s agreement aimed to preserve the Mediterranean status quo.
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Spain
Berlin
Palosficial
Koenteshere
Soton
Tasque Bay
Biscay
Grafpee
Aragon
Eiloeo
Biscayan
Baspurgz
Valencia
Priligh
International Neutrality Committee
Irident
Baguane
Bilbao
Tie Solon
Koringeberg
Great Britain
Mediterranea
Father Ua
Shee
Ras
Italy
Germany
Winant Expected to Resign Post
Concord dispatch reports friends of John G. Winant say he will resign as chairman of the Social Security Board. Winant, a Republican, left the post temporarily to advocate the social security program during the presidential campaign.
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Concord
John G. Winant
Boverhor
New Hampshire
Social Security Board
Winant
Mexico
Philippines to Train 20000 Men for Commonwealth Army
Manila reports the Philippine Commonwealth will begin training 20 000 young men as the first step toward a 400 000 strong army before full independence from the United States in nine years. Recruits will undergo five and a half months of basic drill and conditioning.
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Manila
Philippine Commonwealth
Islands
United States
Justice of Peace Injured in Crash Near Belton
Justice of Peace Tom Saunders sustained a severe dust injury when a car overturned in heavy fog near Belton last night. Saunders and Charlie Brown were returning from a deer hunt near New Braunfels. Brown received minor injuries.
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Justice of Peace
Belton
Jan
Justice At the Peace
Tom Saunders
Moffat
Saunders
Charlie Brown
New Braunfels
Brown
Auty
Rmuises
Auto production decline shown this week in Detroit report
Ward's automotive reports show current week production at 79 598 units, down from 81 492 last week and 63 348 in the same week a year ago. Treasury statement from Washington notes the release date as January 1 with unspecified details following.
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Detroit
Ward
Autometta
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Sherman
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Ohips
Gong
Tacoma Boy
DOOK
Braunschweig-Briam-Reich Company
Arkansan
Homer Long
Philippines
Treasury
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