Army and Navy Budget Rike Submitted Amid Global Tensions
President Roosevelt outlines navy budget of 489,871,346 for next year and army budget of 381,050,045. Planes rise to 450 for the year, 273 new aircraft plus 282 replacements, 60 million for 20 ships, 24 new vessels, and 11 000 more soldiers. Air corps funding climbs to 48,283,400 with substantial support for engines and armaments.
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Washington
Dan
Rooosevelt
Japan
Europe
Sim
War Department
Air Corps
National Guard
Organized
Signal Corps
Man Defies Hoodoo Returns With Ore
Charles Williams, who sought gold in the Superstition mountains, rejoined a searching party after being lost since Friday. Near exhaustion he carried samples of gold ore, described by party members as looking good, highlighting the peril many prospectors face in the region.
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Phoenix
Jan
Charles Williams
Carrie
Cannibals Reverse Civilization Order in New Guinea
Dr. Margaret Mears of the Americas Museum of Natural History explains that cannibals in New Guinea reverse social order by treating enemies as food after a normal introduction. The remarks, attributed to Dr. Mead’s time in New Guinea, discuss these practices and their social meanings.
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Chicago
Jan
New Gainea
Margaret Mears
The
Americas Museum of Natural History
Confinu
Br’ Mead
New Guinea
Mothers watch Childs Cold and Musterale Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Children Musterale as a warming skin salve that draws out pain and congestion. Marketed for 24 years, it claims doctor and nurse recommendations and notes three strengths Regular, Children's, and Extra Strong. Distributed by druggists nationwide.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
May CET liquor glares and grand juries
West says federal grand juries will be allowed to act on Dean law violations after state grand juries failed to indict. Deputies seized about 30 gallons of illicit liquor in raids over the weekend. Complaints will be filed in justice courts and sent to grand juries for the criminal district court.
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Ty State
Albart W. West Jr
West
Justice Courts
Estes
Grand Jtory
Criminal District Court
Alex Hausser
Oklahoma Oil Production Drops in Last Week
Tulsa report shows U S crude output averaged 2 325 445 barrels per day, down 70114 from 2 455 909, with Oklahoma production plunging due to year end slump. Texas also fell slightly while East Texas rose to 431 527 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahome
Texa
East Texas
Elderly Man Flung Over Niagara Falls
An elderly man at Prospect Point on the American side of Niagara Falls climbed the railing and was swept over the precipice. He was identified as Harry Moore of Buffalo, the incident attributed to self destructive action in 1935, with witness accounts and a note found.
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Niagara Falls
Yudan
Prospect Point
Harry Moore
Buffalo
West Name Crime Pro Joins Deputy Post
Bherill Alverc West Jr selected one man for the post of criminal investigator named William Neun offer. Neun attended St Louis College and the law department at the University of Axes. He practiced law in San Antonio three years and joined the department of justice in 1916 serving four years. He also served as deputy under Sheriff Albert Hauseer. Neun is married with two children.
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Bherill Alverc West Jr
William Neunoffer
Evergreen Street
Beuohifer
St. Louis College
University of Axes
San Antonio
Department of Justice
Sime
Albert Hauseer
Neunhoffer
Slayer Sought in Texas Thickets After Fatal Argument
Seymour Texas January reports a bloodbath in the county thickets as Boo Elts a 45 year old Gilling station operator is accused of killing HA Nicholson a 42 year old father of five after a quarrel. Police search the area for the suspect.
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Texas
Seymour
Gilling
Nicholson
Milwaukee police chief urges return to strict crime punishing ethics
Milwaukee Wis January 8 1937 Police Chief Jacob G Laubenheimer argues for stable leadership and removal of political interference to curb crime He credits Milwaukee with four pillars a strong legal framework permanent tenure for the chief absence of departmental politics and strong public publicity He urges capital punishment for premeditated murder and warns against frequent mayoral ousters of chiefs urging a commission system to safeguard discipline and effectiveness
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Laubentleiner
Mikwauker
Iwis
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Laubenhainer
Iwas Dan
Laubenheimer
Henly
Uie Civitan
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orville Wright
Thomas A. Foison
John J. Pershing
Divin York
Margaret McKenney
Congo
Civitan Internationale
Milwouksi
United States
Uickersham
Jacob G. Laubenheimer
Milwaukee
Wis_ Jan
Bolow
Cief
Fire and Police Commission
Fails motion on police training and reform plan
The text urges comprehensive police training in theory and practice with a model school, weekly classes in Milwaukee, and two months of Rockies style training. It calls for no informers, strict licensing to curb crime hangouts, and swift justice with tightened pardons and probation reforms. It also proposes a state police force and non political sheriffs elected by judges’ commissions to curb gangsters.
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Rockies
Wisconsin
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
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Department of Justice
Girls Cleep Tap Handgufes In McAlester Jail
Maudie Lawson and Etna Richetti were chained together in McAlester Jail to thwart an escape. Sheritt Bob Lackey ordered the handcuffing after both were accused of trying to escape with a hammer and a knife on Saturday night. Richetti, sister of Adam Richetti, faces robbery charges in Dallas.
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Adam Richetti
McAlester
Okla
Alaudiy Lawson
Holdenje
Tate News
M'Allester
Maudie Lawson
Etn Richetts
Sheritt- Bob Lackey
Miss Lawson
Holdenville
Miss Richetti
Fairbanks and Ashley Arrive Incognito at Swiss Palace Hotel
Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Sylvia Ashley reached St Moritz today and entered the Palace hotel through a side door to avoid onlookers. They arrived in two luxurious seadan cars, traveling from Milan and Paris, with the actor in the first car and Ashley in the second alongside friends. Their intimates are already discussing wedding belts.
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Doug Fairbanks
Sylvia Ashley
ST. Moritz, Jan
Douglas Fairbanks
Palace Hotel
Milan
Paris
Lady Ashley
Lady Plunkett
Lubbock Student among Rhodes Scholars Named
In New Orleans the sixth district examining committee announced Rhodes scholarships awarded to Marshall Ballard Jr of New Orleans Richard J Carpenter of Oklahoma R Cannon Clements of Lubbock Texas and Gaston Williamson of Monticello Arkansas The announcement confirms four winners from the district yesterday.
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New Orleans
Jan
Marshall Ballard Jr
Richard J. Carpenter
Oklahom
R. Cannon Clements
Texas
Gaston Williamson
Monticello
Ark
Sixth District
Plane crash in maneuvers kills 11 Indian troops
An air force plane crashed into marching troops near Hubb River during maneuvers in Karachi India. Eleven soldiers died and others were seriously injured. The pilot Flying Officer H G Shear and his observer were slightly injured as the aircraft was wrecked.
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India
India Air Force
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H. G. Shear
Hotel group elects leadership at St. Anthony meeting
The San Antonio Hotel Association elected Carl J. Hammons as president and reappointed Jack DeForrest as chairman of the board. Officers and directors named include N. Wuest of Travelers Hotel as vice president, FE Guy Le Brourgeoin of Crockett Hotel as second vice president, R. L. Sanders of Texas Hotel News as secretary and treasurer, with Hammons, Jack White, Paul McSiveen, Wuest, Nis Keith McGoven among directors for one year.
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Assonine
Carl J. Hammons
Robert, Lee
St. Anthony
N. Wuest
Travelers Hotel
Guy le Brourgeoin
Crockett Hotel
R. L. Sanders
Texas Hotel News
Ahsociation
Socialite En Route to Rena for Divorce Freedom
New York gossip column reports socialite former Vanderbilt heirress en route to Rena to win marital freedom from the grandson of a titled family. The American says the pair have been separated for months after a January 1926 wedding.
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American Today
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Nel ‘Vanderbilt
N. Taller
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