Cardenas defends oil expropriation stance in interview
President Cardenas rejects fears of blanket foreign expropriation and argues a limited oil nationalization reflects obedience to Mexican laws. He says foreign capital could be welcomed in steel, fertilizer, mining, and public works if invested in good faith, with workers treated humanely, and contrasts Mexico’s program with Bolshevik and fascist labels while likening it to a new deal for Mexico.
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Tomboy 14 Leads Kid Burglars In Chicago
Chicago January 24 1940 INS a 14 year old girl Helen Zoukots headed a kid burglar gang that stole from 49 houses she dressed in boys clothes and studied psychology to understand what drove other youths to theft she planned the robberies and kept most of the proceeds with seven other children ages 11 to 14 rounded up with her authorities say her motive included fear of skirts and a desire to imitate boys forming a devious juvenile crime ring
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Chicago
Helen Zoukots
Tom Boy Jeader
Helen
Tirey
Youth’s Auto Skids Kill Father in Michigan Crash
In Munsing Michigan on January 23 18 year old Arne Heitikko lost control of a car while trying to avoid a pedestrian. The vehicle skidded killing Konsta Heitikko his father. Arne stopped the car and learned the victim was his dad.
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Munsing Mich
Arne Heitikko
Konsta
Heitikko
Jury to Try Hines in Second-Line Trial in New York
In New York on January 24, a jury pool was drawn to try Tam Imany District Leader James J. Hines on charges of selling political protection to the Dutch Echuliz racket. Two jurors were selected as foreman Leonard T. Hobert and Herman E. Nathan. The defendant, facing a lengthy indictment, watched as the court prepared. Judge Nott reserved ruling on dismissing the conspiracy count.
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Tamimany
James J. Hines
Echuliz
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Thomas B. Dewey
General Sessions
Charles C. Nott Jr
Moe
Hines
Legislature adjourns as social security debate continues
In Texas the house passed a senate bill validating a Harris county bond issue after committee action. U S Senator Connally vowed to press freight rate reforms. A social security board official warned county pension administration may face federal opposition. The senate adjourned briefly with 60 day bill introduction rules debated. In Japan the destroyer Hatsukaze was launched at Kobe with undisclosed armament and tonnage.
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Eastland
Collie
Graduation Day at Kelly Field Cadets to Be Commissioned
On February 1 at Kelly Field eleven cadets will receive commissions as second lieutenants in the air corps. The day features an aerial review at 9 a.m. lasting about 45 minutes, with a morning schedule including assembly at 7:30 a.m. and graduation exercises at 10:45 a.m. at the post theater.
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Diamond Swindle Nets $1500
Taman Goldberg of 608 North Street was duped by two men posing as a Russian immigrant and an appraiser. He handed over $1500 for supposedly $10,000 worth of diamonds on Houston Street near the Majestic theater, but received only broken glass. The appraiser valued the stones at about $15,000, and the money was switched from the envelope before discovery.
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Hygiene Group to Study Expansion Plans
The Texas Social Hygiene association boards in San Antonio Tuesday night to consider sharing the scope of activities. Dr Tolman Taylor of Port Worth chairs a group that has run physical and laboratory examination programs across the state over the past year.
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San Antonio
Tolman Taylor
Port Worth
Bishop Capers Aids Laredo Meeting
The thirty-fifth annual West Texas diocese Episcopal council opened in Laredo with a diocesan dinner drawing 275 visitors. The Rt Rev Bishop W. T. Capers of San Antonio and Rev William X Smith of Laredo led the holy communion service. John A Patton was treated for head lacerations after a collision at Bonham and Commerce streets. injuries not serious.
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W. T. Capers
San, Antonio
William X. Smith
West Texas
Episcopal Church
S.A
John A. Patton
Craig Place
Physicians and Surgeons’ Hospital
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Commerce Streets
Mexican Oil for Argentine Wheat Exchange Considered
Mexico appoints Felix Palavicini as ambassador to Argentina amid talk of oil sales southward in exchange for wheat. Palavicini, a diplomat and businessman, helped draft the 1927 constitution with expropriation clauses. Critics say Mexico seeks oil markets as it faces limited access post expropriation while Argentina may offer wheat in return.
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Felix Palavicini
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Palavicini
New York
Uruguay
United States
Easter sun rise service plan outlines theft recovery
ARA Niel Tangements committee at 7 p m will outline plans for the annual Easter sun rise service at Sunken garden. Two crates of onion sets were recovered from Pecos Street and Pro- duce, while one suspect in the theft was arrested and another is being hunted. The case involved 19 San Pedro Avenue.
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Cardenas Alters Cabinet Shifts Key Mexican Posts
Mexico City reports President Lysare Gurdevies promoted five federal appointees including Rawl Castellano as chief of the federal district replacing Gen. Jose Shurob who resigned after bread strikes and penitentiary criticism. Gen. Jesus Augustin Castro and Engineer Melquiades Angulo named secretaries of war and communications succeeding Avila Camaceo and Fu Mgica who resigned.
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Mexico City
Lysare Gurdevies
Rawl Castellano
Federal District
Jose Shurob
Shurob
Cardenas
Jesus Augustin Castro
Melquiades Angulo
Manuel Avila Camaceo
Franchisco Mfugica
Insurance Official to Visit San Antonio for App Club Certs
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance agency manager C. P. Schnabel announced that M. A. White, agency manager, will arrive in San Antonio on Wednesday to confer with local staff. White will present “100 App club” certificates to five representatives of the San Antonio agency.
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
San Antonio
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White
Local Classifieds Highlight Investment Offers and Ads
The item presents a fragmented note about starting a business, investment opportunities, and classified ads offering low prices and quick returns. It references advertisements and classification numbers, implying a catalog of ads and deals rather than a cohesive news event.
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