Honeymoon for Silven Herrick and George Lowther Ends Parents’ Opposition
Juliet Honeyo High developed romance with George Lowther, a 30 year old insurer, after habeas corpus battles over her freedom. They wed in a secret ceremony performed by Rev. Raymond Phelps after legal waivers in New Hampshire. Parents Walter and Mrs Herrick reportedly forgave the marriage but opposed the groom. The couple, seen honeymooning in a resort, shared first evenings at a local stove shop, with best man Hannes Schneider.
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North Conway
Silven Herrick
George Lowther
New York City
Jon
Bveen
Walter Herrick
Bileen
Lowther
Sila
Raymond Phelps
Willam
Britton
New Hampshire
Hannes Schneider
Russo Bulgarian Treaty Signed and Trade Talks Reported
Moscow reports a three year commercial and navigation pact with Bulgaria, a trade treaty with China, and ongoing talks with Japan. Tass notes the Bulgarian accord secures broad market access and a most favored nation clause.
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Moscow, Jin
Russia
Bulgari
China
Japan
Tass
Hal Waller Named to Texas Hardware Group Post
Hal Waller of San Antonio was appointed to the necrology committee of the Texas Hardware and Implement Association. The group will hold its second annual convention and exhibit in Dallas from January 27 to 25.
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Hal Waller
Hel Waller
San Antonio
Texas Hardware and Implement
Ate
Ant
da Dallas
New Job Seen for NLRB Aide in Roosevelt Circle
Washington January 6. One of President Roosevelt's trusted advisers reportedly seeks a new post for a National Labor Relations Board official whose work has drawn criticism before a House committee. The unnamed official may be moved, reassigned, or removed. Attorney General Murphy said Chairman William H. Mas dett was considered for a federal judgeship, likely on the Third Circuit. Administration leaders in Congress privately push personnel charges to deter potential changes to the Wagner Act amid three pending inquiries.
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Roosevelt
Clearst
House
Frank Murphy
J. Warren Masdett
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
NLRB
Tull Offers Budget Plan to Balance Federal Spending
Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft outlined a plan to balance the federal budget within two years in a Chicago Bar Association address and national radio remarks. He proposed trimming agencies, cutting employees, and reorganizing government, plus a shift in budget handling as part of the program.
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Robert A. Tull
Ohio
Coorster
Chicago Bar Association
National Radio Auhence
Roosevelt
Taft
Um Books
Senate Probe Of Budgetary Needs
A Senate inquiry into national defense budget needs shows bipartisan support, with Senators urging independent review if necessary. Harrison and Tydings back delaying appropriations until a joint committee studies past and current expenditures for a real budget considering income and outlays.
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Jan
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House
Brow UD
Mich
Suse
Borah R-Idahoy
Prose
Warrison
Tydings
Atd
Harrison
George
D.-Ga
Sali Ly
Congregation Spends Night At Salvation Army Citadel
The report describes the Salvation Army citadel at 212 East Commerce Street opening nightly to the homeless. Maj. Gilbert Jaynes leads services and urges charity as sleepers use church benches, some in ragged clothes, with a sign reading Christ Above All visible. Attendance is voluntary on service nights, and the church remains open nightly for warmth and shelter.
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Salvation Army Citadel
San Antonio Aured
Gilbert Jaynes
Salvation Army
East Commerce Street
Dereets
Christ
Ley
Loto
Corpus Christi to Oppose Sea Train Line Hearing
Corpus Christi will protest to the Interstate Commerce Commission against Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific railways extending sea-train line operations to Texas. A Galveston hearing is set for January 25, port director Col. L. M. Adams said. Byrd Harris warned the service would threaten water and rail transport economics and shift freight patterns.
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Corpus Christ
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific ‘Railways
Texas
Galveston
L. M. Adams
Byrd Harris
North Atlantic Seaboard
Verdict Delayed in Death of Girl in Sulphur Springs
Inquest verdict not expected for days in the shooting death of Juanita Tomlinson of Dallas found dead in a car outside Sulphur Springs. The 20 year old appeared slumped under the steering wheel with a pistol near the body and three forgery charges were disclosed by Dallas authorities.
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Sulphur Springs
Juanita Tomlinson
Dallas
Fred
Pallas
Murder Confession Tells Of Trunked Body In Chicago Flat
Samuel de Lao, 49, confessed after eight hours of questioning to killing 63 year old Mellie Sharp whose body was found crammed in a trunk yesterday. He admitted to striking with a hammer during a quarrel with Mrs Sharp and tumbling the body into a trunk, then moving it to an alley near Wentworth Avenue and Thirty-Third Street. The victim was the mother-in-law of Cleota Sharp, 40, who shared the flat with them.
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Chicago
Jan
John & Sullivan
Samuel de Laos
Mellie Sharp
Lyunkr
Sullivan Sai de Lao
de Las
Referendum Bid Aimed at Restoring Prohibition in Texas
Dallas reports United Texas Days seeks a July primary referendum to restore prohibition to the Texas Constitution. Organizers plan petition drives to force the Democratic executive committee to place the issue on the ballot. Dr W D Bradfield cites roadhouses and drug stores as main pro prohibition arguments while Bishop Boaz notes long-awaited revival prospects.
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Dallas
United Texas
UK Stste Democratic Executive Committee
W. D. Bradfield
Uqyor Control Board
Ra, Boaz
Methodist Church
Officer on Trial for Girl Slaying in Nesquehoning
Benjamin Franklin, suspended state tutor police corporal, goes on trial in a century-old county seat for the slaying of 14-year-old Joan Stevens as she sat in a police car. He and Private Edward Swatjs were in the front when she allegedly produced a pistol and threatened to blow their brains out. a volley fired with an improvised pistol killed Stevens.
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Mauch Chure
Benjamin Frankl
Donn Stevens
Franklin
Edward Swatjs
Joan
Nesquehoning
Film Stars Wait On Divorces
Hollywood gossip notes that stars including Scarlett O Hara and Wuthering Heights leads are delaying divorces as they pursue possible marriages to be finalized within a month of dissolving current unions. Leigh Holtman files for divorce in London. Olivier co respondent rumors surface as Esmond files in Landon.
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Dan B. Scarlett O'Hara
Namig Olivier
Olivier
Jil Esmond
Landon Tor
Local Bexar Scene Amid Odds and Oddities
John L Quinlan and Helen Pimentell stroll downtown while Maya club hosts Snow Ball. Gerry Smith practices bowling as Robert Zepeda builds tiny airplanes. An escape artist draws a crowd on Commerce Street and a Turk’s team struggles amid holiday upsets.
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John L. Quinlan
Helen Pimentell
White
Gerry Smith
Robert Zepeda
Commerce Street
Bill Powell Weds Starlet Diane Lewis at Nevada Ranch
Hollywood reports actor William Powell 47 married starlet Diane Lewis 21 at a ranch near Lag you a year. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace and attended by industry figures. Powell recently recovered from a serious illness and is returning to film work.
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Willian Powell
Nevada
Diane Lewis
J. G. Lewis
Ashly Park
N. J
Mickey
Rooney
Powell
Miss Lewis
Gru
Justice of the Peace
JD Hickman
Aldden Well
Lag Yraar
New
Edin
Schwab Death Linked to Aero Gadget Controversy
Pittsburgh reports claim Charles M. Schwab died amid rumors of a pocket gadget to control wing flow on airplanes. The device, a metal cylinder split lengthwise, allegedly tamed a stall risk but critics call it a speculative scheme tied to Schwab’s fortune and estate. Executors have not filed final accounts, and Schwab died September 1 in New York as his will is probated.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
W. Panes
Solaimal
The
Post-Gazette
Howard Huginsy
Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Setrwil
Edward
Itdar Acre
Vspala
Apliys
Roller Derby in Final
The roller derby season peaks as San Abtonians face Californians in a final run for points starting Sunday at the Jauditorium. Originating four years ago, the league now includes units in Des Moines, Cleveland, and Say, with risks of injuries heightening as skaters circle the track. Jose Lopez, the renowned Mexican skater, joins San Antonio for the farewell featured week, bringing speed and agility to the showdown.
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Action
Uwills
San Abtonians
Leo Seliver
Dex Moines
Cieve
Antonia
Thamp
Jose Lopez
Mexico
San Antonio
Lopez
Wistaney Gure
Canal Extension Meeting Called for Rio Grande Waterway
Corpus Christi January 6 The first Ri Grande Valley extension committee meeting will be held here Friday to plan extending the canal from Corpus Christi to the Rio Grande Valley. John H. Shary chairman will draft a brief for submission to the U S Army engineer at Galveston outlining the extension plan. The coast project is expected to be completed by early next year.
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Corpus Christi
Louisianns
Texas
Corpus Giris
John H. Shary
Missiou
Shary
Dstel US
Army
Galveston
Corpus Chusti
Rio Grande Villey
Chelsti
Hypnosis case linked to sheriff reward and heiress claim
A flurry of sensational items occupies the page. A Texas sheriff faces a possible $750 reward in a murder case and an heiress alleges her doctor hypnotized her to extract money, while the American Weekly features Nijinsky’s comeback tale and global intrigue on Stalin’s camps as part of Sunday Light inserts.
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Hellinel
Finland
V. Kisselev
Waren
Kisselev
Hin
Kisseler
Fomorra
L. E. Cowling Dies at Corpus Christi at 71
L. E. Cowling 71 a longtime operator and solo figure in Mineral Wells Texas died at his home in Corpus Christi on Thursday He is survived by Dixie two daughters Miss Mary J Cowling a teacher at Texas Woman's College for Women in Denton and Mrs George W Truett of Wichita Falls two sons I E Cowling Jr of Houston and W Cowling of Corpus Christi and several grandchildren Funeral services and burial were to be held here Friday.
Possession of IRA Pamphlet Leads to Prison Term
In Kelpast Northern Ireland on January S-1P-Joseph Nevin was sentenced to 10 months in prison for possession of an Irish Republican Army pamphlet Prison Bars The prosecution said it contained statements intended to cause disloyalty to the king He also received a concurrent one year sentence for possession of a Ub caliber cartridge
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Northern Ireland
Joseph Nevin
Nevin
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