Papal Encyclical and Global Food Protests Stir World
A Vatican issued encyclical reaffirms Catholic doctrine on marriage calling birth control a grave sin, while reports from New York Newark and Arkansas detail crowds demanding food, protesting shortages, and tensions across nations. The piece notes alleged abortions in government hospitals and quotes Pope Pius about protection of life, with coverage of Lambeth Conference and Soviet population concerns.
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Russia
Baby found in alley seeks new name
A six month old found abandoned in an alley has been named several times as Timmy Johnson and Baby Crawford. Judge McCrary granted dependent child status and placed him with Mrs. Tucy Smithers to find a real home. Miss Smithers hopes to secure a permanent name and home, noting the infant’s bright personality and public interest in his future.
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Hit
Army to Protect Citizens in Cuba
Unclear decree signed by leaders pledges nationwide protection of citizens and property in Cuba as unrest or insurgent activity threatens stability. The action aims to ensure security until violence subsides, with military forces deployed to maintain order and safeguard key locations.
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Tavaxa
W—Treandent Machade Tolyy Signel
Samy Anil Gavy Innee
Nabllé Inferts Cahn
Weekend Showers Expected With Mild Temperatures
Weather forecast from J H Jarboe of the weather bureau predicts light showers and cool weekend temperatures. Night temps stay around the 40s while Saturday daytime temps run slightly below average due to lack of sunshine. Unsettled conditions to continue statewide as a weather area moves east.
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J. H. Jarboe
Weather Bureau
Jarboe
Cox and Mooney Freed of Fraud
Fort Worth reports jury acquitted B J Gos and I D Mooney on mail fraud charges linked to oil promotions. Judge Ritter lamented the verdict while Cox, previously convicted in 1923 with Dr Frederick A Cool, faced related charges and a past prison term.
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Aod
Lenvenworth
Houston
Weather Forecast for Texas and Nearby Areas
The forecast shows cloudy conditions with likely light rain or drizzle in parts of Texas on Friday night and Saturday morning. Temperatures range from cool to warm with highs near the upper seventies to low eighties in parts of the region. Expect moderate winds and a chance of showers in southern sections, with the southern coast possibly seeing rain later in the period.
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Sminefes
Maverick Fights City Over Civil Service Poll List
Major C M Chambere sought a supplemental poll tax list for the coming election limited to qualified voters. Maury Maverick promised to exclude bogus names and said he would prepare the list four days before the January 27 vote, asserting the city’s civil service amendment must follow law and the constitution.
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Lax
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Charsing
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Teague
Anit
Ned
Bank Bandits Near Center Robbery Car Recovered
Officers in TIMESON Texas reported finding the bank robbers car near Center yesterday after a Cotton Belt State bank heist. The fleeing trio escaped with an estimated 600 to 4000 dollars as authorities pursued clues to their further whereabouts.
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Timeson
Texas
Prison Kitchen Job Hope Drives Quick Trial Request
Fernest seeks swift trial to join Leovenworll penitentiary kitchen by claiming a need to assist in food service. Ed Simmons faced with narcotics law charges pleaded guilty and requested fast action to hasten his case and aid the prison kitchen if released. He was held on a $600 bond after arraignment.
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Four men face liquor smuggling charges in county court
William Powell, Uardyny, Russell Reed and Rob Erwin pleaded not guilty to possession and transportation of liquor from an alleged importation scheme. Officer John F. Weathers testified that agents seized 12 quarts tequila, 12 quarts whiskey and 40 gallons of mezcal at Edwards County during the April seizure, with two more defendants stopped nearby and later arrested.
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William Powel
Uardyny
Russell Reed
Rob Erwin
Castoms
Eulevaede
John F. Weathers
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Delio
Testifed
Agairst Povernment
Edwards County
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Lyon
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Alexicar
Frwin
Erwin
Rock Springs
Weathera
Leonard Brown
W. G. Williama
Ransil Wins
Wayne Munn Dies After Long Battle With Heart Failure
Wayne Munn world heavyweight wrestling champion in 1925 died in San Antonio at Fort Sam Houston hospital Friday morning after a prolonged fight with heart disease. The Nebraskan, here seeking a cure, passed away at 4 15 a.m. at 270 pounds. He had endured kidney injuries earlier from wrestling. Funeral services will be held in San Antonio with interment in Fairbury Nebraska. Survived by wife and 5-year-old daughter Mary Ann, plus siblings and extended family.
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Blewite
de Candi Hon
Meatingel
Strangler
University of Nebraska
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Laleut
Mann
Custody Battle Looms Over Death of Lingle Reporter
Chicago dispatch outlines legal moves in the Leo Brothers case after the slaying of Alfred Lingle. Prosecutors seek the strongest moves while defense plans an habeas corpus writ as Tomis gunman Brothers remains in strict isolation under State Attorney Swanson. Exclusive tips from International News Service detail a $?0,000 bounty and a strategy board preparing for further court theater.
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INS
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St. Louis
Alfred J. Lingle
Brothers
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Rtnte
John A. Swanson
Alfred ¢"Sakoz “Lingle
Chicago Tribune
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Board of Strategy
George“Buge
Desert Prospector and Partner Killed in Row Near Zein
Two elderly prospectors Tim Adcock and Gerland, with 18 years together, fought a deadly clash with TL. L. Cook after a dispute prompted by tales of a utopian Florida town. Adcock survived with injuries and aided police. The incident occurred as the trio, veterans of wars, sought a promised payoff in palm and desert lore.
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Nolfier
Fnrenne
Prospector
Briday
Felend
Atoman
Utopia
Florida
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Gerland
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Adcockhak
Want Ads Report on Travel and Classes Offered
Party driving to Los Angeles seeks one or two passengers to share expenses. New ballet, wap and acrobatic dancing classes forming after noon or evening. A $10,000 wanted ad on double 2¢urity. Nice two room apartment with basement on Teck Avenue for $13 a month. Opportunities to profit offered daily in classifieds.
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Teck Avenue
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Frofit
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