Veterinary meeting to host Texas Veterinary Association
An address by Gasdus Way, president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, will anchor the Texas Veterinary Association meeting starting Thursday at the St. Anthony hotel. The program features talks by university officials, technical sessions on nutrition and disease, rabies and insemination topics, and a luncheon with visits to local sites, with officers and auxiliary members listed.
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Gasdus Way
American Veterinary Medical Anceiation
Alga
Texas Veterinary
Sam E Bunten
Othe Gavel
Bam
Maverick
G. L. Terry
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Maur Maverick
Br. R. PL
Mary ‘Stoller
School of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A and M. College
Brntaen
Del 0
Frank Breed
New York City
A. L. Anderes
Anl
Milam
San Antonio
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Governor's Palace
San Fernando
Exthedral
Buckhorn Palace
Randolph Field
Fort Sam Houston
Puiéey
Rio Vista Meccan Fon
Kelly Field
Missions
Breckenridge Park
Bimton
R. Marsteller
Ah Regestation
W. F. Hayes
Farmersville
R. T. Dickinson
Fireman Falls 26 Feet in Alarm Slip
Wilseti heard the alarm and leaped for the sliding pole but missed. He fell twenty six feet to the ground floor likely breaking his ankle.
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Wilseti
Sie
School Board to Consider Stadium Name
The School Board will meet at the Board of Education at 7 p.m. Tuesday to consider four proposed names for the new stadium. Superintendent of Schools Stutsman announced the plans.
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Air Stadium
Superintendent of Schools
Stutsman
Old Age Policy Promises Up to Fifty Dollars Monthly
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance in Kansas City announces an accident policy for ages 65 to 85 with 13 payments of up to 50 dollars monthly for disability, 25 dollars for hospital care, and other benefits. Cost is one cent a day, with quick claim service and free inspection. no money needed now, send name and address for a policy quote.
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Postal
Ife & Casualty Insurance
Postal Life Bui
Kansas City
Nife Springs Bandit Trap Retold in City Police Report
A driver recounted his involvement in two stickups on a Friday night, saying he and his wife staged robberies for money. He described using a muffler plier and a nickel-plated battle opener as a pistol, stealing $1 from one victim and $18 from another, with a later admission of a toy pistol used in subsequent hold ups.
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Page
Eleasi
Jones
Edwards
Belknap
Ashby Places
Honey
Shr
Heye
West Cypress Street
Here
Gray
Augusta Street
Siack
West Locust Street
Asaad
NLRB Hearing Focuses on Labor Board Conduct
A chaotic record from a Washington hearing outlines charges about the National Labor Relations Board and the conduct of its staff. Attorney Toland presented testimony and documents alleging improper actions and questioned witnesses connected to the American company of Lichfield.
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Washington
House
Pernel
Earnund
Totland
Commie
Tate
Lichfield
Jack Davis
Avi
Toland
Ray Chapin
Dave Herts
HIGH
Wong Haku Bunk Tyne
Pat
Clark Stark Feud Sparks Jackson Day Dinners in Missouri
In Springfield Missouri two Pike county rivals Bennett Clark and Loyd Stark clash publicly over politics. Clark supporters cheered senator Truman while booing Stark and dismissed Tom Connally. Stark backers plan a separate dinner hosted by Greene County Democrats with Aubrey Williams addressing Stark.
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Bpringfield
Bennett Clark
Loyd Stark
Pike County
Missouri
United States
R Caneee
Ozarks
Clark
Hiss
Harry S. Truman
Stark
Tom Connally
Texas
Tom Pendergast
Green County
Greene County Democratic Central Committee
Aubrey Williams
Naional
Insane Slayer Sought in West Described as killer sought across California
Police hunted Raymond Mugford, 33, described as insane, for allegedly killing his elderly aunt with a baseball bat and slashing her with a butcher knife. The victim, Mrs. Lowise Brewer, 67, died at her home in San Francisco after Saturday night attack. Grand nephew Clarence Taylor, 13, identified Mugford as the killer.
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San Franciego
Dat
Raymond Mugford
California
Lowise Brewer
Clarence Taylor
Mugford
National association opens Texas Oklahoma branch meeting
The Texas Oklahoma branch of the national organization opened with Dan Langston of New York as executive, W. P. Barnes of San Angelo as nominating committee chair, selecting 25 vice presidents and naming 10 new directors including K. B. Wooley and W. D. Sesson. The 1940 convention city to be chosen Friday.
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Fort Worth
Dan
E Langston
New York
National Association
Texas- Oklahoma
National Organiation
W. P. Barnes
San Angela
Phiips
Shreveport
Ma- New
Gai Antonio
Matt Spireai Austin
Alex Olson
Port Worl
K. B. Wooley
Dallas
W. D. Sesson
Oklahoma City
Charles Kessier
Abilene
H EF Knoebel
Bernard Gartines
Ban Altai
Wid
Roosevelt to Speak at Democratic Jackson Day Dinner
President Roosevelt is expected to give a non partisan address at the Jackson Day dinner in Washington with 1000 to 1180 guests. Democratic fund dinners across 44 states aim to raise about 700000 for the party campaign while addressing a deficit of 215000.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Opinion
Robert H. Jackson
Allorney Nevierat
Jackson
Cleveland
Wallace
Des Moines
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Abbilialeretor
Raleigh
N.gc
C. B.S
M. BS
Dallas Fete Draws Nearly One Thousand Democrats
Nearly 1008 Texas Democrats who paid $25 to attend the Dallas Jackson Day dinner will hear John W. Hanes of New York City, former undersecretary of the treasury, as principal speaker. Toastmaster Martin S. Churchly will preside as Governor W. Lee O’Daniel, Attorney General Gerald Mann, Federal Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, and Tom Deberry of Bogota are on the program, with Rev. Joseph F. Lynch of the Dallas Catholic diocese delivering the invocation.
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Dallas
Jsn
CINS
John W. Hanes
New York City
The
Tressury
Marton 5. Churely
W. Lee Odaniel
Gerald Mann
Sarah T. Hughes
Tom Deberry
Bogota
State Board of Control
Joseph FP. Lynch
Turkey quake death toll rises amid floods tolls
ISTANBUL Jan 8 Officially 30,000 dead from Turkey earthquakes and 1,300 from floods. Unofficial sources estimate tremor toll across a wide area near 54,000. Tremors felt daily since the December 27 Erzincan temblor.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Erzincan
Anatolia
Narcotics Cases Decline Due to Customs Crackdown
Chief narcotics agent H C Williams reports a notable drop in narcotics cases nationwide since last spring as customs and border officials intensify enforcement. He says agents’ efforts have kept much of the drugs from entering the country, resulting in a significant decline in drug cases.
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H.C. Williams
Degrees Below at Oklahoma Point
Oklahoma City temp drops as cold front brings frigid air across the state. Snow covers fields and panhandle regions with lows around 11 degrees, the lowest of the winter so far.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Jah
Panhandle
Trial of State Trooper in Nesquehoning Killing
State Police Cpl Benjamin Franklin faces murder and manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of 14 year old Joan Stevens during a confrontation on a Nesquehoning street. Franklin says he acted in self defense after the girl threatened him with a gun while police questioned her about a bank robbery plot.
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Mauch Chunk
Commonwealth
Benjamin Franklin
Pranklin
Joan Stevens
Edward Swallon
Joan
Nesquehanning
Swatji
Aflofopens War on Trade Pact Across Nations
The American Federation of Labor urged Congress to scrap reciprocal trade agreements with 21 nations. The AFL group pressed three demands including repudiation of nonconstitutional treaties, a tax to equalize foreign and American product costs, and enforcement of domestic labor standards on foreign goods. Western Democrats and Republicans debated ratifying or rejecting future pacts while Senate leaders weighed power to approve agreements.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
American Federation of Labor
A. F
Stariff Group
House
Senate
Administration
State Department
A. P
Pittman
D.nev
Georged.gu
Man Kills Self on Eve of Birthday
Fort Worth reports 26 year old G. G. Phillips, a used cap dealer, died by suicide just before his birthday after writing a note to his mother and attaching a gas jet, with an inquest verdict of suicide returned by Justice Frank Hurley.
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Fort Worth
G. G. Phillips
Frank Hurley
Third in Family Joins U S Navy
Dorin Krueger becomes the third family member to join the Navy, following two brothers already serving. He left for Houston for his five day examination after enlisting through the local recruiting station.
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Dorin Krueger
South
Mesquite Street
Monday
Navy
San Antoniata
Marvin Dybrowolski
South Cherry Street
Warren J. O'Connell
McCullough Avenue
Houston
Krueger
Joca
US consulting with Finland on material and humanitarian aid
The state department told the League of Nations it is consulting directly with Finland on requests for material and humanitarian help. Secretary Hull noted US sympathy since the outbreak of hostilities and said the Red Cross and private groups already provide medical and financial aid and are coordinating with Finnish agencies to expand assistance.
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Washington
State Department
League of Nations
Finland
Hull
Berne
Switzerland
League
United States
American Red Cross
Two Small Girls Fatally Burned In Somerset Fire
In Somerset Pennsylvania a blaze fatally burned 4 year old Christine Baker and 6 year old Barbara Baker, daughters of Mr and Mrs Claude Baker. Their mother and father were badly burned trying to rescue them after the mother tossed an older son from a second story window into a snowbank. The parents then made futile attempts to save the girls as the fire spread.
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Somerset
Jan
Christine
Barbara "Ean Baker
Claude Baker
Guard Troops Metaining at Bullis
Troops of the First battalion One Hundred Forty fat infantry of the Thirty sixth division Texas National Guard and attached units trained at Cap Bullis. Maj. T. Maxey Hart led 995 enlisted men and 25 officers arriving at Camp Bullday for seven days of field training directed by the War Department. General Claude V. Birkhead visited with staff as training covered scouting night operations marches drill and musketry. Col. B A Evernberg slated to visit with Lieut. Col. Marvin Brien and Maj. Sterling Burke.
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Texas Natonal Guard
Cap Bullis
T. Maxey Hart
Camp Bulls Bullday
War Department
Claude V. Birkhead
Ty Mal Doe McClane
Weeden Nichols
Dwight Alison
B. A. Evernberg
Marvin Brien
Sterling Burke
W. ©. Beoxglas
Beware Coughs Following Flu Ad Promotes Creomulsion
An elderly advertisement claims Creomulsion relieves coughs after flu by targeting the chest and mucous membranes. It promises quick cough relief or a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask druggists for this remedy.
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