Jury Selection In O A Custody Case Opens
Jury selection for Lon Z Wolfe versus Mrs Marthe Katherine Wolfe on custody of their 3-year-old son Laurance Jacob Wolfe began Monday in Fifty seventh court. Mrs Wolfe, with temporary custody, denies cruelty claims amid divorce filings. Wolfe alleges wife left with the child May 3, 2535 returning after visits to Brownsville and Rantoul. He says he located and returned the child to San Antonio in September. custody remains with the mother pending trial.
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Lon Z. Wolfe
Everett Johnson
Fifty-seventh
Wolfe
Brownswile
San Antonio
Rantoul
Dan
Carlahan Wolfe
Polite
Baying
San Antonin
Dan F. Callahan
East Magnolia
Frances Wolfe
Callahan
Venezuela Suspends Civil Liberties Amid Military Rule
Reports from Venezuela describe a crackdown under military governance with suspended civil guarantees. Censorship is tight, boundaries on press and movement are enforced, and rumors mention deaths, looting, and arson as authorities attempt to stabilize the country under the regime that follows Juan Vicente Gomez era.
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Garacas
Venezuela
Jan B— Pena
Juan Vicente Gomez
Talmadge Tells How Georgia Cut Debt and Taxes
Governor Eugene Talmadge recounts Georgia’s three year program to reduce the state debt by over $9.3 million and save residents about $38 million in taxes and expenses. He credits constitution adherence, frill cuts, and rate reductions in highways, rail, gas, and electric services, while accusing officials of waste and political pressure.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
John T. Lambert
Washington
Atlanta
Talmadge
United States
Luis
Soverior
Property Taxes Cut by Governor
Governor Talmadge defends a reduction in ad valorem taxes from five mills to four mills on real estate and tangible property urging local governments to follow. He criticizes lawyers and Roosevelt critics while campaigning for re-election. Opponent D. G. Pittman, alleged Roosevelt-Pittman links, claims to have carried 156 of 169 counties.
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Roosevelt
D. G. Pittman
Roosevelt-Pittman
Man Dragged From Blazing Bed In Gonzales Fire
Jesse Hooford a 35 year old Gonzales resident was rescued from a fire at his home by Henman Bartman who was nearby Hooford said he fell asleep smoking a cigarette and was treated at Robert B Green hospital for minor burns the incident occurred Monday
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Gonzales Rad
Henman Bartman
Hooford
Robert B. Green Hospital
Germany Puts 3rd Warship in Service
Wilhelmhafen Germany January 6 Germanys third west bucket battleship the Admini stet Spee was placed in service new vessel joins fleets first two ships to render combat service since the war started amid cautious official statements and naval display events nearby observers reported a ceremonial commissioning today with officials praising the ships design firepower and potential for future operations while the ships exact specifications and deployment plans remained closely guarded by the admiralty
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Germany
Wilhelmshafen
Fragmentary Weather Report Data
The readable text shows scattered weather timing notes with references to January dates and ending hours. Difficult to parse, but indicates temperatures and forecast timing around evenings, with garbled month names and missing context. No identifiable figures or locations are clearly stated.
Budget foes push record national defense request
Roosevelt sent to congress a budget near billion dollars for 1937 38 aimed at peak peacetime defense. Navy funds cover new ships shore facilities and 72 destroyers plus six submarines beginning 1937. Army requests include 607 aircraft tanks mechanization and cadet increases to reach full strength by 1939. Marine and naval reserve boosts accompany expanded air power and training programs.
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White House
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Temple Leaguers to Meet Tuesday Literary and Business Session
The Temple Teague plans a literary event and business meeting Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in Temple Beth-E continuity center. Lester J. Back chairs the program, Spivia Rosenman will preside, with Darthy Trottner, Helen Kaufman, and Norman Miller reviewing literary works. A reception will follow.
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Temple Teague
Temple Béth-E
Continuity Center
Lester J. Back
Splvia Rosenman
Darthy Trottner
Helen Kaufman
Norman Miller
Roosevelt seeks 3.4 million for international river projects
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 3.4 million dollars for the International Boundary Commission to fund Rio Grande rectification 1.2 million, a diversion dam 1.0 million, and Lower Rio Grande flood control 1.6 million. The plan notes prior emergency funds and the diversion dam at El Pago awaits funding.
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Bamaang Sane
United States
Mexico
Congress
Roosevelt
Rio Grande
el Pago
Roosevelt budget clash as outlay outruns intake
From Washington January 6 a summary of President Roosevelt's 1937 budget message shows daily outlays of 21.33 million with intake at 13.89 million for six months, far above later projections for the new fiscal year with 18.5 million outgo and 15.5 million intake. In Ruston Louisiana, Louisiana Tech loses a building to fire estimated at around 200 thousand dollars, reported by President G W Bond.
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Washington, D.C
Ncte Sam
Roosevelt
Conkrast
College
Ruston
Louislans Tech
G. W. Bond
Note on Tax Income Increases in Fiscal Year
Washington reports Morgenthau noting rises in government income and outgo for the year ending June 3. Incomes tax receipts reached 1,009,100,000, up 282,100,000, while total outlay rose to 7,376,800,000, a 270,800,000 increase and a 3,575,357,063 deficit. Collections were driven by higher 1934 incomes and changes in the Revenue Act. Sums include 144,600,000 gain in corporate income taxes, with 62 percent of this in the second half. A second item advertises a blood disease cure.
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Washington, D. C
Morgenthau
Tne
Adex tablets promise winter resistance boost
Spare yourself winter discomfort by building general resistance with Adex tablets. The ad claims Adex provides 6500 units of vitamin A and 1320 units of vitamin D daily, sourced from natural beta carotene, and recommends daily use from a reliable drugstore, produced by E.R. Squibb.
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Geome
E.R. Squib & Dona
Mancfaetus
Plans for 1937 Federal Crime War Expansion
President Roosevelt called for 1987 budget boosts to add 112 G men 85 postoffice inspectors 60 Secret Service men and 50 Treasury special agents to fight bank robberies interstate thefts and frauds. A new crime bureau would coordinate investigations while prison staffing would expand to cope with rising inmate numbers.
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Eis
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Secret Service
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Stora Federal
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Capone
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