Cummings annual report cites crime control efforts in 1933
Cummings report says Justice Department and Hoover outline national plan to fight crime and co operate with state and local authorities. It notes 3321 convictions in the year to June 20, 1933, 11 life sentences, 473 years in active terms, 1012 suspended years, 928 fugitives located, fines totaling 772592 dollars, and property recovered valuing 1116619 dollars.
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Peace in Chaco War Demanded in Buenos Aires
A Bolivian government frays at Paraguay triggered a demand for peace as Paraguayan advances in the Chaco jungle war prompted widespread protests in Buenos Aires. Reports say oppositionists and pacifist groups urged the government to arrange peace at any cost. President Teodoro Soreano of Bolivia reportedly left for the battle zone.
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Swisher Relief Chief Is Named
J. Tula, longtime official and former mayor, has been named county relief administrator succeeding D. B. Crawford who died in a recent car crash near Cleburne. More than 300 families appear on the Swisher relief rolls as Bates reports progress. In 1934 the total federal prison era figures show 42,122 under supervision, with 20,778 in the era of 1931.
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Joe B Midenen Frile Scho Edgar Beale WOR
A fragment from a local paper mentions Joe B Midenen and Edgar Beale in connection with WOR and a place or event titled Tultte. The text is incomplete but names appear and suggest a society or school related notice.
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Deposits Rise in San Antonio Banks in 1934
An 80.5 percent gain in deposits across San Antonio banks shows higher money in the economy as of December 21, 1934. Ernest Milley of South Texas National Bank notes rising deposits signal stronger business and increased money velocity, with total figures across federal reserve member banks reflecting a recovering financial climate.
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Naylor to Address Kiwanian Meeting
Joe KN. T G Sai Ahtonta announced the Tysas-Oklanoma Kiwanis district will address the divisional conference in Weslaco. Mantsy Jn Weslaco and Rodger F Rodihson of Raymenaville will assist, with Tinuilga SEL governor of the second division in charge of the program.
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Funeral Services for Oscar A Hudson in San Antonio
Funeral services for Oscar A Hudson longtime Newton and Weller Company president will be held at 12 20 p m Sunday from the residence 323 West Summit avenue. He will be buried in Aubin Hudson came to San Antonio 18 years ago after graduating from the University of Delaware and held multiple civic posts here He is survived by his wife Ruth Morley Hudson three sons and three daughters in Philadelphia and Delaware.
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Strike Ends in Rio as Postal Workers Return to Posts
Rio de Janeiro January 5 telegraph and postal workers ended their strike after government ministers threatened to dismiss strikers unless they returned immediately. Maritime workers strike continues.
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City Nightlife Gigs Dominant At Local Halls
Saturday and Sunday listings detail dances and live bands across Midway Sal, Eagle Hall, Oak Grove, Belgium Inn, and Woodlawn Lake venues. Acts include Canady's Midnight Hamblars, Bernie Carwright and his Heast's Delignt Broadcasting Orch, and Hall billings with assorted orchestras. Adm ranged from 2 to 25 cents with free Sunday for ladies.
Report of Ronaition at Groos National Bank of San Antonio
The document records assets and liabilities of Groos National Bank of San Antonio Texas as of December 31 1994. It lists loans discounts securities cash in vault and deposits including those from other banks and public funds. Also shown are pledged assets and capital stock figures with various entries on reserves and government deposits.
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Dist aai of Gantltion A LAMOATIONAC Bink the State of eran
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Fragmented OCR of financial ledger text
A dense financial page fragment lists deposits totals and capital figures with scattered numbers and names. The legible items include totals, interest postings, pledged securities, and various accounts, though much is garbled. The readables show figures like 2,041,685, 500,203, 10,205,442, and 1,045, with scattered references to capital, assets, and deposits.
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Is Promised Relief From Wave of Cold Weather
A broad Canadian cold wave drove temperatures down across the northern United States with readings as low as 32 below in Washington New Hampshire and 27 below in Malone New York. Forecasters warned Anticipated milder air to reach the middle west and northeast later today while western Canada faced continued fatalities from the cold and fishermen stranded on Lake Ontario were rescued as ice formed.
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National Bank of Commerce Ledger Extract Note
Financial ledger style page shows bank assets and liabilities with figures for deposits loans reserves and equity. Entries include totals and breakdowns across accounts with emphasis on cash reserves and capital figures. The document reflects routine banking record keeping from a historical era.
Debated aims for vast New Deal public work program
Washington discussions centered on who should lead a massive public works drive to employ up to 2,500,000 people. Hopkins and Ickes were the leading candidates for director while plans to provide useful work scaled to national unemployment were being drafted. Wage scales were unclear, with some officials hinting at less than 46 cents an hour for New Deal construction jobs.
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Vanderbilt Jr. Weds Third Bride in Albuquerque Honeymoon Plan
Cornelis Vanderbilt Jr, of the New York family, married his third wife Helen Warner in a justice of peace ceremony in Albuquerque. They planned a Grand Canyon honeymoon, citing romance as the motive after an earlier divorce and a second marriage for the bride. The groom, aged 24, and the bride spoke of meeting there as the reason for the choice, noting a priest was unavailable for the simple ceremony.
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Texan Owns 1564 Book On Luther in Danish and Norwegian
A Texan reports ownership of a 1864 book said to contain a Luther text in the Danish language with a Dantah script. The great grandfather brought it to the United States from Norway, and the owner notes this lineage and arrival.
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Identifying Medium Ear Proves Crime Theory at Northwestern
A garbled account discusses a Northwestern University lab theory on identifying a suspect via a recomposed body found in a Chicago river. Kellie claims a reassembled corpse would match a gang member when compared with a photo and fragment photos.
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