Roosevelt to visit Washington amid looming congressional crisis
President elect Roosevelt travels to the capital to view urgent domestic and international problems. Democratic leaders outline extra session plans for mid April while discussing economy measures and potential reform of government powers. The crisis with Japan and China dominates early talks ahead of March 4.
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China
Senate Lilibuster
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Roosevelt Stimson May Discuss Far East Policy
Roosevelt invites Secretary Stimson to Washington for talks likely to cover Far East policy and related matters. Stimson indicates he does not know the topics but will be free to discuss only as invited. News about the Hoover administration’s foreign affairs discussions unfolds amid incoming visitors.
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Stimson
Far East
Wassington
D. C
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Hooy- Nhe
Statutary Allmson
Merry
Kiwanis and Hi Y Plan Vocational Guidance for Students
Kiwanis and Hi Y clubs join with Superintendent J D Gorbran to inaugurate two vocational guidance courses in March. Belt-analysia charts and questionnaires will help classify students then groups will hear from successful vocational speakers and tours to shops will illustrate practical work. T B Parkwoord and L W Fox lead, with Dr Nelson Greer and E O McCullough backing.
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Kiwanis
Hi ¥ Clha
J. D. Gorbran
T.B. Parkwoord
Asslatnul
L. W. Fox
Vocasional Emnention
Nelson Greer
E O., McCullough
Kiwanis Club
Debaters Score Victory at Texas Military Institute Meeting
Debaters from the Zeta Alpha literary society held a regular meeting at Texas Military Institute on Wednesday. R. Harper and FP Broaddus argued the negative on abolishing the demerit system, defeating opponents Warriner and Robinson. judges were Wand, Tang, and Blin.
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FP. L. Broaddus
He Entess Dion
B. Warriner
J." Trobinson
Zeta Algenn Therary Society of Texas Military Institute
Gould W. Wand
Cummina F. Tang
J. Blin
T. M
J. M. Breece
NM. Bush
Boston Wool Market Nearby Near Ori Market Conditions
The Boston wool market shows a near steady to firm undertone with mill buyers cutting into raw stock and awaiting higher cloth demand. Activity remains similar to last week with broad range wools from New Mexico to Montana and Wyoming selling around 2 dollars, while finer wools support the import demand. news of Adolph Fincher’s Comal County pioneer funeral on Thursday closes the item.
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Mass
Naval
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Arizona
Texas
Community club notices and society meetings list
A dense list of local club meetings and social events across churches schools and groups. Topics include parent teacher associations, book chapters, Mexican suppers, lectures on Elizabethan stories, and art exhibits with dates venues and host names.
Bankruptcy Fakery Cited As Retail Credit War Grows
Edgar L Ambhard of Newark told the National Retail Dry Goods Association that personal bankruptcies have tripled, costing over a billion dollars yearly. He said bankruptcy fueled by credit sales rose from 23 percent in 1910 to 48 percent in 1929, with wage earners making up about 20 percent of all bankruptcies.
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New York
Dan
Tast Ag
Wn Vam
Amthor
Witness Injury Delays Sheriff Murder Trial
Trial of Willeh, Ray Walle, and Obin Skhiner for the murder of Haigh Applewhite, former Erie County sheriff, is moved from January 23 to the June term due to the serious injury of key witness Mrs. Citra Forester. Forester, daughter of the slain man, was en route to Kari City with Judge BR M Blackbur when their car crashed north of the service area, causing spinal injuries and brain concussion to Blackbur.
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Ray Walle
Oblin
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Penraall
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Erie County Shevicf
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Forester
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Inka
Sereice
Perestar
Shige Blacchurewes
Beau and Belle of Jefferson to Be Selected Soon
Plans for the senior Beau and Belle selection at Thomas Jefferson High School auditorium on January 25 were under way. Candidates include Virginia Tichman Marcie Chavis Marian Loweaker Jane Kilny and others. Funds for the senior class section in the yearbook will be raised to cover show expenses.
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Meni
Belle
Bemu
Firls’ Orchestra
Nola Boyd
Jonular Sorens
Virginia Tichman
Marcie Chavis
Marian Loweaker
Jane Kilny
Ganslidaier
Bralath
Chad Grayer
Wallopeeby
Jinn Middleton Muddoh
Hospital Denies Aid to Dying Woman in New York
Unidentified woman collapsed at the door of a New York hospital and died after police and a hospital nurse failed to arrange aid. Superintendent A. A. dallor cited lack of doctor on duty and said the police were asked to bring the woman to emergency ward but did not follow through. Local officials offered unclear explanations as the investigation proceeds.
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A. A. Dallor
Cork
Pollerman
Aaid
Rand
Karnes City Future Farmers Banquet Friday
Karnes City Future Farmers chapter led by H. J. Smith will hold its annual banquet at the Karnes City Country Club Friday.
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Karnes City
Salvation Army Holds Conference Meeting in San Antonio
Officers from Texas and Louisiana gather at the Citadel on 319 East Commerce Street for a Salvation Army conference with Lt. Col. Da YG Main delivering key talks on evangelistic work and spiritual topics. Local staff members and guests attend, with a public session at 8 p.m. and a dinner hosted by Col. Main.
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Salvation Army
Shay Gluseo
Fane Gia
Adjulang Willard
Palos
Purdy
Dallas
Colonel Main
Colveyel Main
Drithie
San Antonio Corps
Krakatoa Erupts in Java Generating Vast Ash Cloud
Java today reports Krakatoa in full eruption with continuous ash plumes seen high in the air. An observer notes intense blasts, and local reports describe the sky darkened by volcanic debris as residents watch the remarkable event from surrounding areas.
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Seranq
Krakatoa
Mine Workers Endorse Five Day Week Plan
Washington March 19. The Mine Workers of America backed a five day week and six hour day bill before the Senate judiciary sub committee. Philip Murray said with 310000 unemployed a shorter work week is a necessity and urged amendment to outlaw yellow dog contracts. The union did not plan for collective bargaining efforts.
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Washington, D.C
Dasted Mine Workers of America Today
Philip Murray
Senate Judiciary
McAllen Rotarians Hear Hobos Speak on Unemployment
McAllen Texas January meeting featured three transient hoboes who visited the club and shared their experiences. One participant was a former congressional candidate. the trio provided a sobering view of the jobless situation from the homeless perspective.
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J.B. Nelson
Roberti. Lee
Amaranshiye Round Table
Mise M. Tarihel Jackson
Gamaliel Bradford
McAllen
Jal
Iunehion
J. C. Baxton
Isram
Copper prices slip in expert market as week opens
New York copper for immediate delivery declines to 4.95 cents a pound from 5 cents yesterday. Earlier quotation stood at 5.25 cents, tracking broader market shifts. At Stockdale a gathering notes Beccabury J. FR. Kidwell registered for employment on U. S. railroad line.
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Fair Hundred
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