Norfleet Cage Suspect Involved In Norfleet Swindle
Phoenix police report Jaynes C Douglass 60 a saleman faces grand larceny charges over a $25,000 swindle of Paul Sawyer a Holdrege Nebraska contractor identified as William Arald Rush sought by Texas authorities in a $172,000 Meering case. Sawyer says Douglass and other men used a horse race betting scheme to grow winnings and promised a share for security.
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Neb
Roy Merrill
William Arald Rush
Texas
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Sawyer
Douglass
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Anther
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Hoover Backs Child Labor Ban in Orderly Change
Hoover urges ratification of a federal constitutional amendment to ban child labor as an example of orderly constitutional change. In his first formal statement since the election, he attacks Roosevelt’s position and pressures the Supreme Court on judicial interpretations while praising Roosevelt’s recent declarations.
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Palo Alto
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Herler
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Provident
Elevator alarm triggers police chase in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on January 11 Palaniman Pat Stull heard an elevator moan on his beat and sprinted after it. He shouted for occupants to come out as the empty automatic lift moved and then stopped. Police arrived and explained a defective switch caused the scare.
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Cincinnati
Pat Stull
Stull
Denture Fear Prompts Quick Fixes and Alleges Risks
Fragmented text suggests concerns about denture discomfort and fear of appliance issues. Mentions a fast remedy, alkaline agents, and potential mouth sensitivity, urging immediate aid while uncertain about sources or safety. The passage appears as garbled guidance on denture care and alleged effects.
Boy Born On Her Canin In Alameda Tragedy Unfolds
A seven pound baby boy born by Caesarean section after the mother Rae Rasidall was shot by her estranged husband Tay Rendall. The child survived while Rae Rasidall succumbed moments after surgery. Miss Ailielia Holtand, wife of the slain woman, was wounded during the attack. The case stems from a long standing family quarrel as authorities pursue justice.
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Wolinsi
Tia i
Tay Rendall
Rae Rasidall
Ailielia Holtand
Randall Vectre
Navigation Zone Tax Cut in Half
Brownsville area district approved a tax relief program for delinquent taxpayers covering the past three years. A 50 percent tax cut was issued, totaling 43,000 in unpaid taxes, with additional credits dating 1926 to 1940. The plan lowers overall unpaid taxes while balancing credits against paid taxes in the period.
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Jen
Nayton
Tne
Bastrop Tax Rate Remains Unchanged for City Budget
Bastrop officials announce the city tax rate for 1907 remains unchanged from last year despite valuation changes. City Collector J Ma office notes totals show receipts near six figures with sales and business tax components contributing to revenue.
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Hinted Advert Says Live In a Hone of Souraia
A fragment notes a suggestion to live in a hone of Souraia and references classifications for light classified ads from the Piatt ibcon listings.
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Ruy
Unified health committee forms for city county schools
Mayor O. K Quin announces the formation of a Unified county-city school health committee with Dr. George Cox and state health officials. Quin expects state and federal funds to augment city efforts to reduce disease prevalence among the indigent. The board will meet Monday to elect chair, vice chair and secretary, with no fees for paid personnel.
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Teeth Freeze Tale Highlights Oregon City Chill
In Oregon City Oregon the cold snap is blamed for a man sleeping with his mouth open in a frigid night. Fred Welland, 83, endured extreme temps before closing his jaw and freeing plates with his hands. Meanwhile film news notes Guy Kibbee joining RKO Radio to star in "Over Lightly" directed by Christy Cabanne with Ina Mersel and Lynch Overmen added to the budget.
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Roosevelt outlines plan to reorganize federal government
Washington reports President Roosevelt moves to reorganize the federal setup with efficiency as a priority. He plans to present proposals to Congress, seeking input from Vice President Garner Speaker Wadsworth and other leaders. Potential ideas include a Welfare department, consolidating construction activities, a conservation department, and presidential authority for minor shifts if Congress stalls.
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Sheepmen Open Office At Sonora
The Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association headquarters, with over 1200 members, opens in a remodeled Sonora storeroom. G W Cunningham, secretary, and Miss Bessie Woods relocate from Del Rio where the office had been for a year. Roger Gill was president, Roy Hudspeth was elected director at the recent convention in San Angelo.
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Texas Sheep Nd Goat Raivers’ Association
G. W. Cunningham
Bessie Woods
del Rio
Roger Gill
el Pidraichman
Roy Hudspeth
Sutton County Sandman
Biesklens
Lin Say Angelo
Thorne Heads City Development Board in San Angelo
Thorne, manager of a wholesale grocery firm and civic leader, was chosen president of the San Angelo board of city development at the initial 1937 meeting. Claud E. Aikman was elected vice president with Culberson Deal as secretary manager and Miss Micaelar Rogers as assistant manager. New directors include M. D. Bryant W. D. Vagott A. C. Hledsoe and W. S. Leslie.
Marble tables banned in Bastrop by city council
Bastrop officials refuse licenses for marble tables used in pay-off machines amid gambling concerns. Applications from several firms to operate automatic marble table games in establishments were rejected.
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Ally Council of Bastrop
Double for F D R Swampscott
In Swampscott Massachusetts on January 1 Harold C Blaney owner of a restaurant named Neeper says customers tell him he resembles President Franklin D Roosevelt. He admits he voted for Roosevelt and notes his own past poverty after the bank foreclosed his business. Blaney says he is often mistaken for the president, though not his height, and is described as the “most star-like man in the state” with two daughters, a wife, and a sense of humor about the comparisons.
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Abner
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NBC
Radio Blame Game After Fire Firing of Home
New York report says Nicholette Tucci and family watched a radio drama when a fire broke out at Tyre’s home. Firefighters arrived quickly and arrested Tucci on arson charges after Chief Fire Marshal Brophy said she confessed to spreading fire starter efforts via a radio camera.
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Birens
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Thomas P. Brophy
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Eycam
King Winter Disrupts Radio in Los Angeles Studios
Radio activity across Los Angeles stations KTSA WOAI ETSA and KPRC faced serious disruption after King Winter caused telephone lines to fail. Listeners received rebroadcasts from St. Louis and Houston to keep programs on air while studios scrambled to record and transcribe content. Officials expect telephonic links to be restored soon and tonight may see further rebroadcasts.
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CARY
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Comelo
King Winter
Lycat
KTSA
WOAT
RISA
Columbia
Stacian Kmox
St. Louis
Alleye
ETSA
WOAI
Todays Radio Programs valid eS and listings
Radio schedule listings show a long sequence of programs with station codes and times. Notable items include Adele Star, Gozo Delve, Riding With the Texas Rangers, Little Orphanaving, Studio, Ezra, Four Snowmin, Horace Relat at Parade, and KABC International music blocks. This summary captures the dense program listings and recurring names without quoting.
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Adele Star
Herbert Fools Lostile
Pana Malhses
Oech
Heatherton
Paralle
Ezra
KABC
Busia
Giant & ‘S
Plenistion Boys
Pal Etsa
Horace
Relat
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Rica
Tias
Eeposite
Tsi Govern
Tat
Bearock Court
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Tuesday Schedule KTSA 8
Tomorrow's radio lineup lists KTSA shows across the day with hosts, guests, and musical segments. Highlights include the Concert Orchestra, American School of the Air, St Louis Syncopators, and the News hour, plus Farm and Home programming and various local talks and music spots throughout the schedule.
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KTSA
Alosiest Hock
Stichard Barwell
Nell Read
Pring
Snge
Gaur
Halls Grebe
Oy. Akers
of the Air
Myrt and
Maven
Wari Barlow
St Louis
Government forecasts huge national income rise in 1936
Washington officials estimated today national income would rise to about 87 billion dollars in 1936, about 7 percent above 1929 levels. The figure assumes no war and limited labor trouble, with potential upside to 100 billion if disputes resolve quickly. Officials cite rising prices and wages as key factors.
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Pen Is Preferred to Nebraska Cold
Lincoln Jan 11 A parolee Billy McArdle received permission to reenter the Nebraska state penitentiary where he was committed in 1934 for cattle theft He resumed his job as prison barber and reportedly escaped Nebraska's subetn colt waye before his return to custody.
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Neb
Billy McArdle
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Nebraska State Penitentiary
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Rural Home Burns Near Fredericksburg Road
Fire of undetermined origin caused about 1500 dollars damage to the KE Magnus home 14 miles from Fredericksburg Road early Monday. Firemen faced difficulty extinguishing the blaze due to frozen water pipes.
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Debora and Ine in Empire and Home Talk
Radio schedule item lists a Monday program titled Debora and Ine with a discussion on empire and home. Includes folk songs concert and German piece segments. Station listings show times around 9:83 mex and 7:15 p.m Paris segments with varied musical features.
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Deborah
Empire
Berlis
Dantes Frying
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Bargains for Coffin Boy Comes to Life in Brownsville
In Brownsville on January 11 a farmer, Sel Umnme Hatrientis, awakened after filing a death certificate and arranged for a coffin. He returned home to find his son alive, Barrientes, who died later that afternoon after a long illness. Funeral services were held that afternoon with interment in Santa Rosa cemetery.
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Selumnme Hatrientis
Big Sen
Dohst Barrientes
Santa Rosa
Ratich
Mutiny Threatened by Army in China
Shanghai dispatch reports that refugees from Sisnfu in Shensi province say thousands of troops are on the verge of open mutiny. The group, including German missionaries and commercial representatives, notes Shensi provinces and Marshal Chang Hsueh Liangs former Manchurian army have refused to recognize the central government since the December revolt.
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Cop Stares Auto Thief Surrenders in St Lomb
In St Lomb a police sergeant used only a hard stare to deter an auto thief during a siege. The motorist at the scene insulted the officer, while at Central District Station, the suspect Eugelie Potis, 26, a butler, reportedly granted surrender as details emerged from the chaotic encounter.
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