House Battles Over Bill for Food Aid Debate
Washington January report shows Republicans warning of waste while the Farm bill fights to fund seed and food supplies for drought regions. A Curaway amendment adds 16 million for farmers. Southern Democrats drift, urban representatives press for 500 million for city food relief. Congress faces conference negotiations on the bill.
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Curaway
Dinectar
Arkenaas
Senate
Farmera
Cremer
Wood
Burma Revolter Believed Alive
Officials in Rangoon believe the rebel believed killed in a recent revolt may still be alive. British troops had attacked the manors near Tharrawaddy, where the royal palace was destroyed, and many lives were lost in the fighting.
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Rangoon
Busta
Inn
Durma
Danunrs
Hambon
Wilds
Tharrawadds
Tourists to Hear Lecture on Bridge Tour
Fragmented OCR notes describe a social club event with a lecture on a bridge topic and an upcoming dance at the Milam building. Names and precise details are unclear, but references to a touristic audience, a librarian or orchestra, and evening gatherings appear. The text hints at events scheduled for Thursday afternoon and midweek dances for members and guests.
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Conorva
Clih Hondounrore
Tiyan
Mra
Ti. Reigler
Aeorelmey
Elnh
False Teeth Promise Comfort and Security
A dental ad encourages readers to prevent embarrassment from loose false teeth by ensuring proper fit. It promotes Fisteeth available at Sommers drug stores and other shelves, urging customers to stop fear of slipping and maintain stability.
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Sommers
Sleuth Follows His Nose in Stolen-Perfume Case
Detectives chase a perfume odor linked to Thomas McMahon and five accomplices over a string of robberies totaling $2000. McMahon is arrested as investigators recall a distinctive scent used to identify suspects.
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Waltkegar
Thomas McMahon
Sa & Tab
Cement firm wins safety award for third time
Ava Cement firm receives National Portland Cement Association safety award for the third time. Charles Rawburger Jr. says the plant in Cementville has a strong safety record with no lost workdays last year. A statue will be placed at the gates of the company monument in Crescentville to mark the achievement.
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San Anstonio Portland Cement Company
Wational Portland Cement Association
Charles Rawuberger Jr
Banmbecger Sat
Wom Firan
Ninceil
Comany
Cersentuille
Wut
Vaumberger
Cementville
Tronmaberger
Court 15 Sent Formal Note On Civil Notice
A formal document from a Mexican oil firm named Soffers rogainry seeks to break a contract with Edgare W Crosby and his wife of 2 Lent Street. Judge Tasloe ordered sheriff service of notice in the Forty-fifth District, Court of First Instances Civil Branch of Ran Anconio, with Madge Laylee ensuring harmony with United States and Slexien relations.
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Inompico
Soffers
Edgare W. Crosby
Lent Street
Tamples Oil” Company
Tosloe
Forty-fifth District
Crosby
Court of First Instanes
Ran Anconio
Tasloe
Madge Laylee
United States
Slexien
Hand Grenade Found Near Railway in Unrest
Police tension rose at a city station when a water bucket near the Southern Pacific railway at Innit steed contained a hand grenade. Officer J G Morgele removed it, placed it in water, and kept it outside the alley as detectives sought an explanation for the weapon’s presence.
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Hende
Polien
Kereville
Southern Pacific Railway
Innit Steed
J. G. Morgele
Filling Station Man Victim Of Sneak Thief
K G Maddox proprietor of Greyhorn Station No 4 West Commerce and Smith streets reported cash missing from a desk rack Tuesday night and a burglar who broke in Wednesday morning also took cigars and $4. A separate report states a burglary at Community Pharmacy on Meerscheidt Street with rear door damaged. Between 200 and 1000 dollars in jewelry and clothing were taken from August Wiedner of Converse.
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K. GB
Maddox
Greyhorn
West Commeree
Smith Streets
Herbert
Kula
August Wiedner
Converse
Symphony Group to Plan Concerts at Chamber Meeting
The San Antonio Symphony Orchestra will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at the chamber of commerce to discuss future concerts with Morris Bitin presiding. Edwin Mirechfertl announces the opening of an office at 1618 Nix Professional Building.
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San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Thoreday
Chamber of Commerce
Morris Bitin Wi Preaide
Edein Mirechfetl
Hia
Nix
France pays last honor to Joffre in Paris funeral cortege
The France mourns Marshal Joffre with a grand funeral through Paris. Soldiers guard Notre Dame and the Invalides as the cortege travels from Notre Dame to the Concorde and Champs Elysees, ending at the tomb. Inside Notre Dame the coffin lay under flowers, bearing the simple inscription Joseph Joffre, Marshal of France 1852-1931. Monseigneur Tissieé and Bishop Chalonoy officiated, Cardinal Verdier giving absolution. The procession included public reverence from thousands and a brief stop at the Arc de Triomphe for the Unknown Soldier.
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Tes Invalides
Notre Dame
Wenerosy Arcole
City Hall Square
Rue de Miroli
Champs Elysees
Avenue Alexandeo Lif
Seine
Alexandre IL Bridge
Les Townldes
Marshal Galliens
Asle Fe Jn
Gery
France
Ranket
Mavsey
Gowers
Marshal Foch
Joseph Joffre
Brance
Serviers Bopen
Monseigneur Tissieé
Chalonoy
Cardinal Verdier
Paris
Notre Daar
Exole Militaire
Papa
Iiqnefer
Ecole Bmiliaire
Gilente
Aro
Arc de Triomphn
Zestart
Iepoilus
Aux Champs
Mme. Joffre
Civil Service Amendments Raise Fire and Police Appointments
The discussion centers on a proposed amendment limiting public servants from political activity for four years. It would require fire and police commissioners to pick from a vetted list of qualified men, aiming to ensure proper staffing while avoiding political favoritism.
Deputies Assigned to Enon License Office
Maury Maverick county tax collector recommended two deputy sheriffs to aid the license office. The county commission appointed Anery Volant and Femmett O'Toole to help keep order in the automobile license lines and assist the collector's staff with security and crowd control at daily office operations.
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Enon
Maury
Maverick
Wednessay
Anery Volant
Femmett O'Toole
Bank Robbers Hold Up Oklahoma Bank in Caddo County
A bank in southeastern Caddo County Oklahoma was robbed today, with robbers escaping after holding up ten people. About $3000 was taken in the incident, and no injuries were reported. Police are reviewing clues and witnesses as the case remains under investigation.
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Oklahoma
Girl
Southeaatern
Caddo County
Soldier Charged in Holdup of 8A. Motorist
Sergeant J. Meloukin of the military police arrested a Fort Sam Houston soldier connected to a holdup and theft of a motorist named Delette. The victim reported a vacuum cleaner and car were taken by two soldiers on New Year’s Day but recovered after police heard the bandits mention the Ninth Infantry. One suspect was arrested.
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J. Meloukin
Military Police
Fort Sam Houston
T. J. Delete
Airway
Antec
Delette
Brndits
Ninth Infantry
Kerrville water meter case sent back for jury verdict
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded the damage suit involving Mrs. Lulo Gata after ruling the trial court could not decide negligence for an uncovered water meter. Evidence suggested the meter hole was not damped down, leaving the city’s liability to the jury.
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Kerrville
Lulo Gata
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Rereville
Uity
Playground for Negro Children Urged Near Lincoln Park
A committee urged a playground for Negro children on a vacant lot near Lincoln Park. Mayor G M Chambers referred the plan to Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola and signaled support if Rubiola approves. Classified ads suggest seeds and resident items in classification 132.
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Iota
Lincoln Park
Wedursing
G. M. Chambers
Jacob Rubiola
Mubiola
National Guard Chief Col Wood Visits Eight Corps HQ
Col Wood adjutant general of New Mexico and Maj Gen Leonard Wood visited Eight Corps area headquarters Wednesday morning. He met Col H W Coburn National Guard officer and Gen Edwin A Winans to discuss National Guard administration. Wood, retired four years ago, now with the National Guard Service, plans to return to New Mexico by air Friday.
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Col
Osborne ©. Wood
New Mexico
Leonard Wood
H.W. Coburn
Nation Guard
Edwin A. Winans
Narthamt Guard
Smakters
Wood
Army
Sunred
New
Mesleo
Newlywed Bigamy Charge File Against Woman
Consuvln Robles faces bigamy charges in Justice of the Peace John Shook's court after her second husband Daniel Maldonado filed a complaint. Bond set at $500. Maldonado, married to Robles, sought to bind her to the defendant in court last Saturday. Shook to testify as he performed the marriage between Maldonado and Robles.
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Consuvln
Justice of the Vence
John Shook
Daniel Maldonado
Maldonado
Shook's
Marriet
Fudge Shook
Defemtpul
Youthful Slayer Is Given Death In Oklahoma
Colquitt Davis, 20, was sentenced to death by district judge Asa Walden for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Don Kiersey. The case occurred in Okla with the jurist handing down the punishment amid judicial proceedings.
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Okla
Jan
Tur Colquitt Davis
Don Kiersey
Distriel
Asa Walden
Allred Hears Plea of Railroad Men
Representatives of railroad brotherhoods confer with Attorney General James Y. Allred on an appeal of the test case regarding full crew requirements. The session aims to outline positions and potential next steps in the ongoing labor dispute affecting railroad classifications and staffing.
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Allred
Aurtin
Dem
Reflroad Brotherhood
James Y. Allred
Acidine claims relief from chronic acid indigestion
A Detroit reader reports months of stomach pain and acid indigestion improved immediately after taking ACIDINE. The ad touts a scientific digestant formula tested in labs and says it stops burning acid, soothes the stomach, and ends dyspepsia with fast relief. It urges readers to buy from a local druggist and promises money-back guarantees.
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Mir Gr. Bedford
Detroit
Butter for Head Not Bread in Africa
ADDIS ABABA ARABIA dan 7.PE. In this country in the heart of Africa the natives especially the wonro butter their heads instead of buttering bread. They say it is done for three reasons: it promotes the frowd of the hate, protects the head from the sun, and prevents infestation by parasites.
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Addis
Arabia
Africa
G O P Official Flays Lugs
A G O P official from Wastington D C criticizes the lug logistics and questions the $400 state expenditure on literature for a political letter. Treasurer Robert Tate defends the fund and denounces the security measures as excessive while urging tighter controls and accountability.
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D.C
Jusoysh
Nutt
Kenbllean Pation
Robert Qi. Tate
Ign
Ofebraska
Literatun
Tie
Lucas
Patigunt Committee
Boundary Man to Mexico Commission Plans Rio Grande Fix
Lawson of the Mexican American boundary commission will leave El Paso for Mexico City to confer with Ambassador Clark on the project to straighten the Rio Grande. The two parchments agreed to the commission's recommendations and will now negotiate to implement them.
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Waslington
D.C
Jon Oh
ML. Me Lawson
America
Mexican-America Boundary Commission
el Paso
Texas
Thuraing
Mexico City
Clark
Rio Grande
City Engineer Ewig Unable to Attend Annual Convention
J Ewig city engineer cannot attend the twenty eighth annual convention of the American Road Builders association in St Tonis Jan isity to 10 due to work with the city engineering department.
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J. Ewig
American Road Builders’ Association
St. Tonis
Hospital Alumnae to Hold Election at Green Hospital
The Robert B. Green Hospital Alumnae association will hold its annual officer election Wednesday night at the hospital. Mrs. Tessie Gonzales, president, announced about 30 graduates are members of the hospital alumni group.
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Robert B. Green Hospital Alumniae Association
Tessie Gonzales
Royal Brothers to Start Voyage to South America
The Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George, aged 17, will set out on their voyage to South America this Saturday, according to an official announcement made today.
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Royal Brothers
Tondon
Ian
Prince of Wales
Prince George
South America
Tne
Relief From Itching Skin Offered By New Product
An advertisement touts a topical remedy for itching skin promising quick relief from rashes and inflammation. It claims fast absorption, soothing cooling action, and a healing effect on damaged skin with advertised quantities and a money back guarantee.
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