Japan’s Diet Overthrows Cabinet in First Full Parliament Coup
Japan’s parliamentary parties force Premier Koki Muoli to resign after bitter attacks on the government. Muoli presents cabinet mass resignation to Emperor Hirohito. plans to stay on briefly to allow reorganization. First instance in Japanese history where the House of Representatives toppled the government instead of dissolving it.
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Auditor Astounded Pension Is Declined
In Little Rock an auditor recalls a pension complaint from Mrs. C. G. M. Risbee asking to stop a pension warrant. She says she has had irregular payments and trouble with another auditor. The note prompted assurance that the request would be granted.
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Student to Preach at Westminster Presbyterian Church
Henry Fullerton, a student at Austin Theological Seminary, will preach two sermons at Westminster Presbyterian Church on South Marys Street this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:46 p.m. He is the son of Henry C. Fullerton, an elder of the church.
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Westfuitisler Church
Three Die In Caliche Pit Cave In Texas
An overhanging clay ledge collapsed at a caliche pit six miles south of Lamesa, killing three highway workers and injuring two others. The deceased, Tom Halley aged 52, G. Scott 56, and Walter Breeding 41, all lived in Talthe, and were employed by the state highway department.
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Victor Crawley
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Stop Necking Says Rev Cox At Drexel Park Church
The Rev Cox urged unionizing women to curb flirtations and modern behavior during a Sunday talk at Drexel Park Presbyterian Church. He warned against casual love and war marriage, proposing five rules including stopping swearing, cultivating modesty, stopping necking, skipping cocktails, and powdering the nose while preserving poise.
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Boston Jewel Thefts Loot Recovered In Major Robbery
Boston January 23 state police announced the recovery of sixty thousand dollars worth of jewels stolen in a November home robbery of William Kennedy, a wealthy Boston merchant in South Cove. Two Ciampa brothers of a local jewelry store were arrested as accessories. two men and one more suspect are in custody.
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Suspected Vandal Fined After Garden Fork Incident
OMICAGY records an incident where Antone Jordan, 42, planted a garden fork to deter school children, described by authorities as deliberate spitefulness. Police cited Jordan for a $100 fine and noted the act aimed at disrupting the Peace Machine area.
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Highland Church to Hear Dr Greer
Highland Church will hear Dr Greer at both services Sunday at Highland Park Presbyterian Church Ilam. His topics are The Enrichment of Life and Taking God at His Word. Directed by Thomas Allpress, with Mrs RW Borchers as pianist and a choir set for both services.
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Unknown bullet blamed for trucker's headaches
Ralrigh North Carolina January 23. JRdoe Whitley a 23 year old truck driver found the source of his headaches after doctors removed a 42 caliber bullet from behind his jet cabin. He said he did not know when he was shot if the bullet penetrated the skull.
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Doe Whitley
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Oil output and prices in 1935 with state figures and exports
Washington reports final 1935 oil data showing 836,596,000 barrels produced, up 10 percent from 1934 but below the 1929 record. Average crude price near 9 cents, with California and other states lowering the figure. Texas tops production at 392,866,000 barrels. California 207,823,000. Kansas 84,443,090. Oklahoma 185,288,000. Louisiana 50,230,009. Domestic motor fuel demand hit a record of 434,910,000 barrels. exports rose to 30,613,000 barrels, up 24 percent from 1934.
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Bureau of Rahes
1904
California
Bantfra
Tovas
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Con Barre
Howe Building Soars In U8 In Washington
Secretary Parkins reported a surge in home building with 270,000 new non farm dwellings anticipated in 1937, an 8.0 percent rise from 1936, and a total value of building permits in cities over 10,000 reaching 4.33 billion dollars, up from the previous year.
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Washington
Parkins
Butle
Stewart McDonald
Labor Department
Red Cross launches nationwide flood relief drive
Washington report says the Red Cross aims a $2 million nationwide flood relief campaign after President Roosevelt ordered federal agency aid for flood victims. Chairman Cary J Grayson mobilizes 3700 Red Cross chapters, estimating 270000 people in eight states need help as donations trail the $4 million raised a decade ago for New England and Ohio Valley floods.
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Missouri
Ilinois
Tennessee
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Cash in Hand This Time Judge Hopes for New Cash
Judge Lyda presided over a wedding event on October 24, 1936 where the bridegroom Thomas paid with a $3 check that bounced. At a subsequent meeting, the judge pressed about the check and Thomas faces a possible $3 repayment on February 15 as a new attempt at payment.
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New
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Charles H. ‘Thomas
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Thomas
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Death of Mrs Pendleton at Fort Savenworth
Mrs Nancy M Pendleton wife of Maj Harry Pendleton Coast Artillery Corps US Army died after complications from an operation at Fort Savenworth Hospital. Born Mary Therese Moore in Houston Texas she had moved with her husband from Fort Tollen North Carolina to Independence Missouri where he served as professor of military science and tactics at William Chrisman High School.
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Officer Tries Out Air Rifle Pays Off
In Quitman on January 23 Deputy Gane Warde Arch Moore, an expert marksman with firearms interest, tested a new air rifle. A boy asked if he could shoot it, Moore agreed, then a shard of glass sounded from a nearby auto, and Moore promptly paid for a used headlight glass and returned it to its owner.
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Gane Warde Arch Moore
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Texas News Woman Signed to Pictures
A Dallas woman Miss Tallichet was listed as a contract actress at Selznick International Pictures in Galif, Texas. After an exhaustive audition, she was given a long term contract. formerly a Dallas secretary, she won a small acting part in a studio picture.
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Cadiz harbor bombings sink a ship in Spain output
The Ministry of Air said socialist bombers attacked Cadiz harbor sinking a vessel amid a broad raid along the southwestern coast near Canaries. Government aviators reported seeing another ship sinking as they withdrew. A separate sortie targeted Motil in Granada province with reported results.
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Lubbock Educator to Lecture Here at Fair Daplist
M H Duncan superintendent of Public schools at Labours will speak at the Fair Daplist church 402 Roosevelt avenue at 8 p m Thursday He is delivering a series of Lectures on The Revelation
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M. H. Duncan
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Roosevelt Avenue
Lutherans to Hold Pre Lenten Service at St John’s
Vienna notes former Austrian foreign minister Mataie, age 99, died in Bratislava. The city plans a joint pre Lenten service at St John’s Lutheran church with Dr Paul Hein as principal speaker. Old form dated February 7 references local Lutheran observances.
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Mataie
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Atroxe
Longacre Charged With Assault At San Angelo Police Station
Longacre, 67, a former public official, was charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly firing at San Angelo police chief W. B. Wilson as he entered the city station. A bullet struck a light switch near the entrance and Wilson was unhurt.
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Longacre
Ala
W. B. Wilson
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Wilson
Lomeade
Wilton
Cily Jan
Train Schedules Revised for Moose on Alaska Lines
Train schedules between Kasit witna and Laswell are revised to fit cruising speed of Moose. Blizzard floods trap moose between snow banks along tracks causing delays. One train crawled 45 minutes behind four sounding bells. A moose, frightened by an approaching train, fell from a trestle to its death.
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Masia
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Witna
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