Suffering in flood area mounts as Mississippi floods widen
The flood crisis widens across Kentucky Illinois and Missouri as levee breaches threaten 12 000 residents at Calhoun and nearby towns. Governor Horner dispatches aid to 20 000 refugees across seven counties while Congress eyeing telecast relief requests and a $4 million relief fund. Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson urges national chapters to meet quotas and disaster funds rise from existing allocations.
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Memphis
Fern
Hickman
TS Army
New Madmir
Cala
Bede
OW Tour
Henry Horner
Shawneetown
Congress
Vennion
White House
Vonpreas
Cary T. Grayson
Postoffice Construction Delayed by Flood Weather
Kentucky floods delay the new post office and burial building work as Mooritg materials fail to arrive. Officials report completion at 28 percent and forecast by end February. inspection hoped for May 1 with extra workers added to reach 100 percent.
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Kentucky
San Age Fonte
Sworg
FM. Beaudeeau
General Motors opens plants amid threats of strikes
DETROIT Jan 23 INS Threats and a proposed truce surround GM plants as 2000 workers return to the Delvo-Rémy and Cadillac sites. Police armed with riot guns face strikers blocking entry in Anderson and Detroit, while Cadillac chief Nicholas Dreystagt vows to avert violence and dismisses clerical staff.
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G.M
Geneal Motors
Hasi
Delvo-Rémy
Anderson
Ind
Cadillac
Nicholas Dreystagt
Governor Allred Seeks Emergency Funds for Insane Care
Governor James V. Allred urged the Fortieth Texas Legislature to approve emergency appropriations totaling 2,745,100 for care of the insane and about 150,000 for the attorney general's department. He cited rising patient numbers with 27 more than parity already in hospitals and an estimated 500 more new patients expected, calling for immediate funding.
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Auslin
Atroney General's Department
James ¥. Allred
Allred
Garriga Absent Amid Flu Prank Allegations
Garriga secretary of Fie and Police Commissioner Phi MWHet was absent from Lily Dall Monday after being reported as a victim of influenza prank suspicions.
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Garriga
Gattiga
Fie
Phi Mwhet
Lily Dall
Intluenga
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report Summary
Treasury documents show receipts 612,406,419.81 and expenditures 19,308,528.56 on a given date, leaving a balance of 2,758,? and custom receipts totaling 30,419,? for the year with fiscal-year totals including emergency spending. The gross debt stands around 34,505,010.61 and net decrease noted, with cold assets listed at 11,954,314,900.72 and inactive gold 104,RB 64E5.
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Treasury
Washington
Social Calendar Highlights Fort Sam Houston Events
Tuesday activities include luncheons at the Officers club and a Musici club tea in San Antonio with guests from Fort Sam Houston and Panama. Notables such as Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, Col. and Mrs. Fleet, and Miss Corinne Worden attend events, with numerous dinners, bridge parties, and wedding notices surrounding Fort Sam Houston society.
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Solial
Douglas Rainey
Woodlawn Avenus
Atty Lillian
McNulty
J. J. Richardson
Officers Club
Fort San Houston
Hintten H. Tucker
Tucker
Panama
Battle of Flowers Association
Municipal Guditeyiant
Mary Hopple
San Peeve Playhouse
Clara C. Pancoast
T. Q. Donaldson
Nets York
Gal
Rucker
Fort Sam Yonstan
Fort Sam Houston
Charley D. Ross
Port Washington
Long Island
New York
Witter
Col
H.W. Fleet
Fort Sai Houston
Avea Artillery Post
Fleet
San Antonlo Sault Club
Olivia Nolte
San Antonio
Samuel Cleveland Dunlap
Bakeraville
Calif
Julie Lapham
Diep
Helen Watlington
Mary Jane Kuntz
Emily Keevan
Sara Elizabeth Alexander
Pieris Mexfeel
Henry Menge
Willalm B. Liger
Jack B. Gary
Howard Martindale
Charles Jeffers
Barney Moore
John Bennett Or
Corinne Worden
Arts and Inierests
Gunter Orsinger
Junior Lousie of America
Bane
Mexico City
Berner
Berner Honie
Jimmie Lickaniisley
Eleanor Keiser
Elizabeth Ewing
Britter
Roswell Paubank Vaughan
Helen McFarland
Keiser
Corpus Christi
Taylor
Cedar Street
George Hagelstein
Tulichseon
Senator Hill's Mother Dead in Texas Funeral
Senator Hill travels to San Antonio as his mother Georgia Py Bu Hill dies. Georgia Hill, native of Gonzales County, widow of late Attorney Vee Hill, leaves six grandchildren. She belonged to QBS and Woman's Club executive board. Services at Laure Heights Methodist Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Interment Tuesday 2 p.m. Victoria.
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Styte
Ine Wall
Kenderson
San Antonio
Georgia Py Bu
Oll
West Russel Place
Gonanes County
Vee Tt Hill
Q. B.S
Woman's Club
Genator Hill
Milton Ply Flt
Marty
William Madden
Austin
Bwo
William Madden Fly
Frank
Fis
Gonzales
Laure Heights ‘Methodist Church
Victoria
Texas Cities Plan Birthday Balls Across State
From DALLAS to El Paso, about 205 Texas cities organize birthday balls Jan 25 to aid infantile paralysis research. Reports show large crowds and enthusiastic support, with efforts matching or exceeding prior statewide fundraisers.
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Texas
Roosevette
Tenna
Iran
Coroughout
Houston Strikers Vote to Continue Strike Amid Beaumont Meeting
Houston strikes vote to continue work stoppage despite reconmendations at a Beaumont meeting. Strike committee chair L Bhp. announced 28 to 20 vote in favor of continuing the strike. totals in the report show 05 to 153 figures supporting continuation.
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Houston
Jal
Beaumont
L Bhp
Snanns
Walte
Man Charged in Shooting Case in Bal Cartigan Court
A complaint filed in Justice of the Peace Bal Cartigan's court charges 35 year old Prank Ferrada with assault related shooting. The document lists Angered witnesses and details from the Monclava district. City detective Ba Amacker filed the complaint with Zamora and Ha Telvin listed in the docket.
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Mitder
Justice of the Peace Bal Cartigan
Ferrada
Nul Estrada
Zamora
Telvin Stres
Italy and Germany Move to Bar Foreign Volunteers in Spain
Rome reports Mussolini ready to embargo departure of volunteers to Spain once other powers adopt a similar system. Berlin says Germany will make foreign volunteers a penal offense if like guarantees come from other nations. Paris notes Premier Blin gains British backing as Eden confirms support for a general peace framework with Germany.
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Rome
Geral
Britain
Duce
Spain
Mussolini
England
Italy
Barlin
Germany
Great Britain
London
Freign
Paris
Leon Bhim
Adolf Hitler
Agriculture Committee Tackles Ohare Crop Problems
Washington January 25 The House Agriculture Committee prepared to tackle proposals aimed at aiding farmers financially and stemming crop price swings. Hearings set for tomorrow will include representatives from the Agriculture Department and farm and sharecroppers groups. Proposals include a $500 million agency to help renters become landowners, crop insurance schemes, and measures to restore price stability amid legal challenges to agricultural programs.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Rankhird-Jones
Department of Agrculure
Lenaney
Oliftman Mervin Jones Lemer
WPA Employs Blind to Help 'Brothers' in New York
The WPA launched a program hiring blind workers to distribute 15,000 talking phonographs at no cost to aid sightless individuals. The devices enable reading of World Library Association talking books sent from the Library of Congress. Costing $40 each, the project aims to broaden access for afflictions and literacy efforts nationwide.
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WPA
Brothers
New York
Works Progress Administration
Lneir
American Association For the Wind
Library of Congrase
Menuhin's Violin Heard Again in New York Debut Return
Yehudi Menuhin, young violin prodigy, returned to the concert stage with teacher Georges Fivesco at Carnegie Hall. The appearance recalls his childhood debut on the same stage ten years earlier, receiving praise for a refined yet youthful performance.
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Yehudi Menuhin
New York
Menuhin
Georges Fivesco
Flood relief post will aid flood sufferers from Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston officials planned 50 carloads of army supplies for flood relief. Large quantities of tents mattresses blankets and other items were stored at the Elphth Garps area General depot and placed at the disposal of the Seventh Corps area commander. Shipping instructions were awaited before loading began as distribution was anticipated to spread southward into Missouri and Arkansas under Seventh Corps jurisdiction.
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Fort Sam Houston
Army
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound AdShown
Ad text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menstrual discomfort and female health issues. Mentions easing disorders associated with the transition from girlhood to womanhood and preparing for motherhood. Claims relief from bodily symptoms through a tonic claimed to balance the system.
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Lytia B. Dinkbar
Naduro
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prediction of 4,000,000 idle by 2005 prompts relief plan
Washington January 15 The Works Progress Administration plans to drop 600,000 more workers from its rolls by June according to Harry L Hopkins WPA administrator. He told a House appropriations subcommittee that the unemployment outlook for this year holds promise of millions emptied and a permanent unemployed class near four million by 2005. A record of secret hearings was made public when it was reported to the House today.
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Washington
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
House Appropriations
Tada
City Vaccination Drive Postponed Over Illness
The city's vaccination campaign opening for school children to receive all 19 vaccines was postponed Monday due to illness of Fr. W. A. Bing, the city health officer.
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W. A. Bing
Tyner Heads Pearsall Chamber Leaders Named
Tyner heads Pearsall chamber again as W. J. Tyner, an area Ford dealer, is named president for a second term. TK Mattox and A Biel elected first and second vice presidents. Directors include G R Banders J B Field L DeVilbiss W J Tyner J G Matdex R T Barnhart N A Arnold Alfred Malone A Biel 48. Martin and S W Howard. Banquet set for April. SN Hunt re elected secretary for the fourteenth consecutive year.
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N. A. Arnold
Alfred Malone
A. Biel
Martin
W. Howard
SN. H. Hunt
Seamen End Long Strike in Atlantic Ports
The maritime strike in Atlantic and Gulf ports ends after 86 days as 2500 seamen vote to abandon the strike. No settlement with shipowners, but hope for later adjus tment by the national industrial relations board. Approval of the course reported from unions in Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Charleston Portland Pall River Pensacola Fin Newport News Norfolk and Galveston.
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New York
INS
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Beng
Natioal Indor Relations Board
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Charleston
Portland
Pallriver
Mass
Pensacola
Fin
Newport News
Norfolk
Galveston
Prince Michael of Rumals Wages Battle For Life In Florence
Crown Prince Michael, age 14, wracked by spasms and disease here in Florence, Italy, as doctors treat his violent illness. The royal entourage reports the heir to the Rumalan throne remains in critical condition despite factors of time and care.
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Florence
Italy
Ubt
Prince Michael of
Rumaals
Indiana Refugees Moved to Safety
A heavy rain drove flood refugees from the Ohio river regions into Indiana towns. State and local officials ordered towns to provide care while shortages of blankets food and fuel strained efforts. Refugees were ferried northward and received at each stop amid growing relief efforts.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Tidiana
Avery Iadiana
VapoRub Guidance for Cold Relief
When fatigued by a cold, massage VapoRub on the throat and back briskly, then spread a thick layer on the chest and cover with a warmed cloth. The remedy acts through the skin like a poultice while its medicated vapors rise for inhaled relief.
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Thomas Hammond
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Annie Fellowes Johnston
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McAllen Daily Monitor
Lloyd H. Harrington
Gray Dugger
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Wilam Ansley
Fost
Cal
H. W. Fleet
Houston Fey
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Jimmie Dick Assley
Andry
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Rosemary Weeley
Fred Weeley
John Nathan Taylor
Neal Ellis
Calvary Baptist Church
Yan Lapers
Geralddine Ferguson
H. W. Green
Winifred ‘Taylor
Thieato
Weeley
Thylor
Lindsay
Cri W. Frey
L. T
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Vernon
Inia Cajeron
Mcallen
Fleski
Pf. J. Tarmer
Tanner
Pat O'Brien
M. DB. Collins
Mary Castle
Haat Gyaig
Charles E. Sturm
Gladys Nicholas
R. W. Lundgren
Patlee Dure
Scott Morgan Douglas
Cuernavaca, Es
John Sehene
Lawndally
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Rokernot
Rexford
Corby
Howard
Afcs
William Fardue
Breckenridge
Mies
Prank Beaudyeau
Seth
Searcy Jr
Searcy
Balboa
Ensign Searcy
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Peggy Oliver
Rees Oliver
Senator Hill
Ray Sited I
Mian
Wren Ryauth
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Mike
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