Inauguration of Governor Alfred and Lt Governor Woodul
The Texas state inauguration proceeded indoors at the hall of the house due to rain. Governor James Alfred and Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul, flanked by dignitaries and a full audience, took the oath of office in a ceremony led by Father William Blakeslee.
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Townsend plan test donation sparks lavish spending in Chelan
In Chelan county, G Fleming receives 209 dollars for 29 days under Townsend old age pension tests. He spends on groceries, electricity, and a new overcoat while his wife is kissed in celebration. Townend supervisor Isom Lamb oversees funds and allocations.
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May Bar Labor Cash in Campaigns
The senate committee investigating campaign spending discussed possible legislation to halt labor union political contributions. Such a bill would cut a major revenue source for campaigns, with Mine Workers alone spending over 300000 in the last election. A separate Arkansas report says a committee favors a move to abolish the two chamber legislature in favor of a unicameral body of 50 members.
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Weather Outlook For San Antonio And East Texas
Cloudy with rain and warmer conditions expected Tuesday night and Wednesday. Lows around 44 Tuesday night, highs near 60 on Wednesday. Monday high about 60, low Tuesday 30, high Tuesday 54. East Texas sees scattered rain and rising temperatures. West Texas remains cloudy with possible rain in east portions and cooler in far west. Winds northeast to southeast along the coast, strengthening Wednesday.
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Ammunition Ban Rejected in Opain
Fighting Spaniards and Socialist government forces clash as international neutrality proposals fail. Both sides reject control plans and blame foreign volunteers while Goering signals a four power stand against communism. Madrid reports insurgent setbacks as loyalist forces retake areas near Madrid and push back drives toward Malaga.
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Students May Raise Their Own Foodstuff
Plans to allow students at four state agricultural colleges to grow food to cut living costs were advanced by John LL Coffey president of the state board of agriculture. If approved, the program could start next term at Cameron School of Agriculture Lawton Hanhandle A and Murray Agriculture School at Tishomingo.
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Tishomingo
Grandson of Ryan Will Wed Editor
New York Jan 39 UF Anan A Ryan Jr grandson of Themes Portada Ryan and Eleanor Barry of New York and Lewlyn N J, fashion editor of Harper’s Bazaar, announced a license to marry. They planned to wed later today Miss Barry is the daughter of Herbert Barry of New York Inavyae. Mr Ryan listed his age as 33. A prior marriage to Janet Newbold of Washington ended in divorce in Florida last June.
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Ohio River Flood Widespread in Eight States
Floodwaters from the Ohio River rise across Pennsylvania to Arkansas, with at least eight states hit. Indiana Illinois Kentucky Missouri Ohio and West Virginia report deaths and evacuations as WPA workers and Red Cross mobilize. Levees breach and highways blocked. crest forecast near 28 feet at Pittsburgh area confluence.
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Lack of Experience Blamed in Crash
The bureau of air commerce blamed the Dallas December 23 airplane crash on pilot inexperience in handling a two motor transport plane. The test flight involved six persons and was piloted by Donald C. Walbridge for Braniff Airways, Inc.
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Pat Quits A. for Old Ohio Home
Columbus dispatch reports Charles T. Naddy took his year old dog Pat to San Antonio Texas last February where the dog disappeared. Naddy’s father in law Arthur O McElvain who cared for Pat says the dog was found scratching at the door and whimpering Sunday morning.
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Hughes Flies Coast to Coast in 7 Hours 26 Minutes
Howard Hughes piloted a high speed monoplane from Union Air terminal at 2 14 a m Pacific time in a nonstop cross country flight. He crossed the nation in seven hours 26 minutes 27 seconds setting a new transcontinental speed mark with an estimated average of 232 miles an hour. He landed near Floyd Bennett Field or nearby Long Island field amid cheers from the crowd.
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Tobacco Firms Raise Cigarette Wholesale Price
Leading manufacturers today announced an advance of 16 cents per thousand in wholesale prices for popular brands. The new price is 36 25 a thousand, less the usual trade discount. Liggett and Myers, RJ Reynolds, P Lorillard, and American Tobacco set the move. other member of the big four reportedly considering similar action.
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Salute Announces Birth of Princess in Sweden
In Stockholm Sweden on January 19 the royal announce the birth of a daughter to King Gustav Adolf and Queen Spiritia The newborn is a princess of Sweden born to Prince Gust Adolf and is hailed with a ceremonial cannon salute signaling the royal birth
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West Coast Weather Pressures Los Angeles Area
Weatherman J. Jarboe reports west winds will bring showers to the coast with a rain pattern continuing into midweek. Temperatures rise from a 38 degree morning to a high near 80 by Wednesday with lingering clouds and mist. San Antonio has seen only brief sunshine and a trace of rain in recent days.
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Prisoner Wins Habeas Fight in Houston Case
Jane Wy Raymond Williams of Houston won release in a habeas corpus action brought by his mother before Judge Max at Rogers. Judge Rogers ruled Governor Allred was misadvised on facts, nullifying the conditional pardon revoked March 31 and ordering release.
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Divorce Sought Against Publisher In New Bedford Case
Mrs Katherine N Blayd a prominent New Bedford and Washington social figure fled suit filed by Demarest Lloyd Washington newspaper publisher alleging cruelty The case marks a high profile divorce action reported from Reno and linked to national press circles in January 1997.
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Dookie curb IO offered in Senate
Austin January 19. Senator G. M. Davis of Brownwood introduced two anti bookie bills. One would hold county and state officials guilty of misconduct for not seeking injunctions against premises used for bookie shops. The other would declare any premises or equipment used to furnish gaming information to bookie shops a public nuisance with fines from 60 to 1000 dollars and jail terms from 10 days to a year.
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White House Says No Court Parley Planned
White House officials say President Roosevelt is not planning a conference to consider legislation redefining the powers of the Supreme Court. Senator Minton of Indiana had discussed court legislation with the president, but the White House said he did not receive presidential endorsement for his bill.
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Husky Thieves Take Heavy Plunder At Service Station
Police report thefts from a service station at Zarramora and West Commerce streets Tuesday. A cigarette machine was taken and 300 pounds of for sale soda were reported stolen at 325 Baerwalt Street.
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Firemen Laugh As Station Burns
In Tacoma Washington in 1917 dispatchers reported a fire at fire station No. The crew laughed at the first call then responded after a second alert finding flames leaping from the chimney they extinguished the blaze with little damage to the station.
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Terrell Chosen Chairman of Railroad Commission
Austin Jan 19 H G V Terrell was chosen chairman of the railroad commission today, succeeding Col Ernest O Thompson who wished for the election of his successor. Terrell's election is effective immediately, Lon A L Smitter serves again as a member.
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Rescue Efforts Abandoned for Norwegian Vessel Trym
The Norwegian mail boat Venus stood by the distressed steamer Trym, but heavy spray forced abandonment of rescue attempts to save the crew. Four hours after SOS, the Trym lay sinking about 50 miles off the Norwegian coast as guns fired to signal distress.
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Detroit Strike Sparks Large Picket Line Amid Tear Gas Attacks
A Detroit automobile workers strike escalated with a massive picket line circling the Briggs Manufacturing Meldrum Avenue plant. tear gas filled the air as bombs exploded injuring several. inspectors and workers reported and the line reformed amid cold 20 degree weather. Governor Murphy in Washington pursued talks with federal officials while John L. Lewis attended as a strike ally.
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Young Roosevelt Anxious to Fish and Play Tennis
Frankin D Roosevelt Jr seeks medical advice amid sinus issues and contemplates fishing and tennis with top ranked Donald Budge. In Paris, Iran threatens to fire on students and demand satisfaction over a magazine joke.
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