Plot to attack guards in Birmingham incident
A Birmingham sheriff accuses white men of plotting to attack guards during transfer of inmates from Creautur to Birmingham. Powell, a prisoner, was wounded along with another deputy in a melee that involved knives and a car chase. The fight occurred as guards moved Powell and Ray Weight from the hospital, with guards and guards’ posturing guards nearby and National Guardsmen called.
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Birmingham
Ala
Senchin
White Pere Sons
Scottsporo
Phyalelias
Ove Powell
Sandlie
Avai
Sherriff Edzay Tralogk
van Beck
Jo Suiteh
Powell
Ray Weight
Creatur
Tigne
Erif Bandi
MO Hegre
Blalock
Inzlan
Alabama
Gandiin
Scottswora
Newross
Vicwria Price
Ruby Bates
Beottshare
Heywood Patterson
Samuel 8
Leibowitz
Tirfe
Cnme
Bibb Graves
G. F. Anderson
Hilsley
Lacon
Hinat
Central Christian Youth Week Slated
Central Christian Youth Week will begin Monday at 7:30 p.m. with a banquet for all church youth. Miss Belly Rescoe will chair. Miss Dorothy Belle Welter will be the youth organizations chair. Mid week prayer meeting to be led by Servite add. Endeavor Day observance set for February 2 with a goal service.
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Thirrh Yout Wrex
The
Generel Christian
Belly Rescoe
Dorothy Belle Welter
Servite Add
Veteran Claims the Last Shots in War Memorial Verdict
Fragmentary newspaper item notes a veteran, Davenport, Jen, and references to a Last Shots memorial claim. Mentions Army unit, veterans, and a legal or financial dispute over war-related payments or awards. Unclear details due to damaged OCR.
Forty arraigned in mall fraud in federal case
Forty teens from varied regions face expulsion in federal court on mail fraud and securities act charges. The cases involve three Southwestern firms the Midwest Mortgage corporation with offices in Denver Oklahoma City Tulsa El Paso Shreveport New Orleans Fort Worth Amarillo and Dallas the Securities Service corporation and the El Oro Mines company of Nek Mexico. Defendants include Laselle Greenbaum Refiner Rasy Sweenzn Ree Yatlock Nilwerth Marshall Mead Mead Hester and others.
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Dallas
Jen
Midwest Mortgage Corporation
Denver
Oklahoma City
Twilsa
el Paso Ahreveport
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Securities Service Corporation
el Oro Mines Company
Nek
Mexico
Houston
O. F. Hester
Amafils
All Bill Strikes at New Deal Ends in Debate
A scrambled clipping discusses political strife around New Deal policies and leadership. It references Governor Bill Murs and efforts over months, with vague notes about September actions and national administration policies.
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New Deal
Okia
Bill Murs
Tound
Deine Roosevelt
New Wateran
Anevivan Murray Iid
Senot Jeter
Treasury position in January receipts and balances noted
Receipts for January 24 totaling 7,401,003.38 with expenses 70,420 and balance 2,259, positions show various sums. Custis receipts 25,702 423 and other entries list multiple figures including 442,002 560 and 1,625,250.12. The record mentions a decrease of 2,200.00 under the previous day balance and notes schedule changes ahead of Saturday night service in town.
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Treasury
Buried Cash Claim Drives Local Deputies' Doubt
Deputies doubting a Lavernia to New Berlin buried cash claim tied to Willie Helmke, charged in Seguin with two murder cases. Helmke promised to reveal buried money exceeding 31200, aided by cousin Zunker and others. Investigators dug for clues at Werner's store after Helmke directed searches.
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Erxar Siephy
Scurnay
Willie Helmke
Lavernia
Ais Tam
New Berlin
Helmke
Seguin
Zunker
Buddy) Tork
Lawrence Millard
William F. Sinmane
Fratless
Tre Heloke
Timker
Walter Werdler
Werner
North Loop Road
Séenin
Bait Bunt
Helen Zunkee
Guadalupe County
Walter Werner
Radio to Warn Firemen in Hub
GOSTON Jan 2 Directions to fire fighters will be broadcast over loudspeaking systems from fire trucks in the future. The loud address system will do away with hazards of sending firemen into counting buildings to warn their fellows inside. Ohio Woman Has Valuable Bible TELFHOS Jan 25 Celebration of the four hundredth anniversary of the printing of the first English Bible brought to light here 2 Bible printed in 179, owned by Mrs. Cora Fisher.
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Goston
Ohio
Cora Fisher
League Quits Italo-Ethiopian Peace Efforts in Geneva
Delegates to the League of Nations council concluded the nineteenth session in Geneva without new peace steps. They settled the Danzig and Russo Uruguayan issues and adjourned after agreeing to avoid actions harming peace. Experts will meet to assess sanctions against Italy and to consider oil embargo feasibility.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Russia
Uru
Tleague
Italy
Mas
Bremer Trio Is Life in Bremer Kidnap Case
The government moved three more names from its Bremer kidnap file as 25 sought remained. William Weaver, paroled convict of Little Rock, and two others received life sentences. Cassis McDonald, Detroit engineer, awaits sentence next Saturday. Weaver aided guard Edward Bremer, Sawyer helped hatch the plot, and McDonald altered most of the $200,000 ransom notes in Cuba. Fifteen were sentenced or in custody, two acquitted, five slain.
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ST. Paul
Jai
Bremer
William Weaver
Littl Rock
Ark
Sasper
Omaha
Cassis Melnnald
Detroit
Alvin Karpis
Barry Campbell
Joseph
Moan
Chicago
Department of Justice
Weaver
Sawyer
Edward G. Bremer
Kidna
McDonald
Cuba
Plea of Insanity Made in Slaying Case
Farwell Texas January report: George S Hamlin's defense blends insanity with accusations that his wife had affairs with other men. Former Amarillo officer Atkinson testified overheard Hamlin tell his wife he would depart for California weeks before her death, and implied financial despair with a doctor friend assisting.
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Atkinson
Birs
Hamlin
Frien
Sunday School Head Accused of Slaying in Michigan
George Blank, 2-year-old Sunday school superintendent, is jailed on charges of murdering his wife in their farm home near Ithaca Michigan. Blank says he tried to rescue her after a stove fire ignited her clothing. Neighbors report finding his body near an overstuffed chair, with flames confined to chair and rug.
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Thaca
Mich
George Blank
Rho Wis
Proves Descent to Get Hunting Okeh
Basle hunter required four grandparents of Aryan descent to obtain hunting rights on property near the German frontier in the Black Forest. By the time evidence was secured the hunting season was over.
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Basle
Jutt
Forses
Stove Blaze Kills 200 Chickens on Farm
Van Milwatess reporter Adam Boehab notes a cold routing stove exploded in a chicken house. Farmer Bochat installed the heater to protect 200 prize hens from freezing. The blast caused a fatal fire, burning the birds.
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Milwatess
Van
Adam Boehab
Bochat
Debutante Mary Crain Fete At Gunter Hotel Reception
Miss Mary Crain, debutante daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. K. Crain of Perm Sam Houston, was feted at a 4 gilock brik Anthony hotel event with a long table display of green bisque swans and saffron fruit. Guests included numerous local young women and society figures across events at the Gunter and nearby venues through Saturday.
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Chara
Pancoast
Mary Crain
Gienter
Col
J. K. Crain
Perm
Sam Houston
Gilock Brik Anthony Hotel
Miss Crain
Doris Callan
Bary Drought
Bettie Stevens Townsend
Pattie Wood
Preethie Hegood
Dorothy Waugh
Vey Frances Seng
Frances Pelder
Josephine Spencer
Garalyn Treaccar
Marparrt Ogden
Jeng
Virginia Craineneichey
Yantoria
Red-Tape Tangles Car Tag Campaign in Chicago
City Comptroller Upham pressed for city motorists license compliance by January 1. He requested a list of arrests for failure to comply and confronted officials about delays. Police explained the hold up involved issuing sliders for arrests and questioned why progress paused.
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Chicago
R. J. Upham
Ted
Tratz
Poland Ships Black Gloves to London Amid Mourning
Polish manufacturers rushed glove shipments by air to London today to meet urgent orders caused by a shortage of mourning wear after the death of King George V of England.
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Poland
London
Warsaw
Shipmertta
George V of Englant
Weather Brief for U S Cities and Regions
A noisy OCR weather roundup lists cities from Dallas to New Orleans with scattered conditions. It mentions cloudy and clear notes, temperatures in the 40s to 70s, and occasional precipitation, but the fragmented text yields few reliable specifics beyond general nearterm patterns.
Bitter Cold Spreads Across Midwest Through Thursday
Des Moines reports 66 below in Minnesota and North Dakota plummets as wintry blast pushes into Iowa Nebraska and Illinois. Ohio toll climbs with Mansfield steelworker missing and snowdrifts trapping vehicles across the region.
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Mebranka
Linecoln
Minnesota
Twin Cities
United States
Lloyd
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Tucson
Ti- Hols
Ohio
Cald
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Miller
Mansfield
Tinois
Mndiana Het
Michigan
Popnsyllvania
New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
North
South Dakota
Texas Archaeologist Finds Indian Relics
A. M. Woolley University of Texas archaeologist reports one of the best finds of Tyrilan pottery arrowheads and other relics left by the red men in East Texas.
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Texas
Austin
Woolley
University of A
City News Free Dance Listings Across Town This Weekend
Free dance notices advertise events at 423 B Commerce and Luxelle Hall with varied admission, hours, and live bands. Listings include Hermann Bans Mixed Chorus at 268 p.m., Leonards Buddies, Joe Hartman’s Orchestra, and Canrarete costumes. venues include Mardona Bit, Braun Hall, and Nor ogdoches. Tickets range from 25 to 50 cents with ladies half price at some events.
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Love
Pavlton
D. Fittzsieth
Waer
Reautorl
Fretice
William Prick
Germany
Interior
Saarhriecken
Saar Basin
Iu'l News Pats
Hume Srtvrry
League
Owort Laborg
TRIO
Isis Life
KABC
Adwriter
U. S
Mile Andree Lorain
Paris
International News Vhoty
Okeh
Betty Capron
Barbera Ann Csrawsy
Christine Rogers
Dorothy Lee Persig
Dorothy Lee Watson
Jeanne Franch
June Riplinger
Lois Bathert
Janie Ingram
Carelsn Eo
Tete Booth
Martha and
Geile
Palmetto Avenue
Women’s Benefit Association
Anthony Hote
Ete Olivers
Beta Tau Zeta Eqiority
Margaret Craig Adams
Inehute
Sara Cunningham
Nancy Blackburn
Helen Patton
Bernice Barvis
Anne Ruth Adams
Man
Ravel Thornton
Rérgeant-At-Arms
Migs It
Buxtehie
Rebreca Taylor
Halph Glenny
Cantile McKeen
H. M. Jones
Wil Piresent
Sue of
Richardson
Ruth Berkst
ManDonald
A. B. Walker
Lockwood Recreation Center
Nesday Pyrnity
al & O'Plock
Lee Speech Arts H Association
Jewell Franklin
Wicher Will Rene
B. Grape Coley
Avalon
Gunter Hotel
Kathleen Kurtz
Alberta McGraw
Asheville
Aviablon Club
Kelly’ Held
Kildebrandt
Tara
Mathre
Mia Ffier
Pensté
Tiefi
Misses Madelin Tall
Anita Ruth Arams
M'liss Vaughan
Ruastiers’ Society
Bix's Club
Missea Eva Keller
Frances Duval
Lula Katelili
Tata
Jin
Aranawa
Trewaller
Albuaveraye
W. Commerce
Aimariti
Texan
Ailanty Garriewes
Epacc
Char Porton
Monty
Vegan Brava
Dallas Texas
Ne Moines
Iona
Eleae
Suth
Avi
Garventost
Mont
Voutou
Oal Moon
Tackrdnville
Piay
Fannan City
Titlin Rick
Angeten
Calf
Lowlayilie
Tenn An Ae Ma
Montgomery
Cindy
Needles
Calif
Clare
Oklahoma ‘City
Anawell
Nooo eClane
Lake Clo
Foe
Fan
Galite
Kaatio
Tlaar AD
Birsuenort
Tas
Ss Gloudy Fa
Ho Levu
Show Doren
Ch Qhie Reese Cloity Tarsan
Arte
Clee
Wirhita
Han
Prisa
Iowa
Des Moines
City News
Peter Brox
Hot Hotcha Boys
Ady
Hermann Bans
Ghorus Inn
Termann Sons
Adin
Luxelle
Leonard
Hie
Charles Lux
Adv
Austin Stry
Leonard Buddies Oren
Mardona Bit
Joe Hartman
Orch
Canrarte
Ted Hopp
al Ruel
Braun Hall
Fat
Norogdoches
Emma Corring
Antonio Newapaer
Fuodas
Fifth Street
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