Roosevelt Birthday and Naval Air Power Debate
The column blends President Roosevelt's fiftieth birthday with U.S. naval expansion plans to spend ninety-five million dollars on eleven hundred eighty-four new fighting planes, plus critique of air power as a deterrent. It notes scientific claims on sound speed and lightning simulations, discusses currency war concerns with Britain, and mentions Mrs. Roosevelt's restraint on White House alcohol and "simple" American wines. Also reports an earthquake in Central Mexico and Rene Cournot's claim of a transatlantic plane capable of 18-hour flights from Paris to New York.
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Thia
Roosevelt
House
Naval Alialfa Committee
France
United
Prankitty D. Roosevelt
White House
Farley Hazy on Texas Junket and Relief Bond Plan
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson asked the legislature for 10 million in relief bonds and a moratorium on foreclosures along with extending auto registration fee payment to April 1. She also floated allowing investment of state funds in bonds to aid public institutions as distress looms, while planning a possible special session on further topics.
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Farley Hazy
Texas Junket
Austin
Miriam A. Perguson
Wel
University of Texas
Enery Department
Farley Testifies on Free Air Travel for Post Office Officials
Washington DC. Postmaster General James Farley faced Senate questions about a 1933 Texas trip funded by American Airways. He could not confirm exact numbers or who rode, saying the matter was handled by subordinates and that some attendees were not post office employees. The trip included Fort Worth dedication stops with Vice President Garner greeting the party.
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Washington, D. C
Janes A. Farley
Postoffice
Ronsevalt
Texas
American Airways
Black Sunule Committee
Farley
Austin
Republican
Vermont
Post Office
Parley
Fort Worth
Meridian
Miss
Garner
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Jas H. Domes
Chhair
The
Reconstrution Finance Corporation
Senator O'Ma
Page
Cal
Rat Catchers Go Against Baltimore CWA Action
In Baltimore on January 30 the rat catching professionals denounced a CWA campaign as an unwarranted government intrusion and a bid to eradicate their trade. About 300 workers, with 50 000 traps, say rats are too smart for traps and must be poisoned with enticing baits. The Baltimore Association of Exterminators sent their protest to Maryland senators and representatives in Washington.
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Baltimore
CWA
Baltimore Association of Exterminators
Maryland
Washington
Cuban leader aims new law granting wide suffrage rights
President Carlos Mendieta and cabinet moved to finish constitutional statutes for the provisional Cuban regime. The measures would extend franchise to hundreds of thousands of Cuban born Span iards and foreigners, grant women equal suffrage, and abolish the 'joy de fuga' which allowed killings of prisoners.
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Ravana
Jan
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Court Orders Pay for Two Judges
Oklahoma City report says the state Supreme Court ordered State Auditor Frank Carter to pay full salaries of two criminal court of appeals judges despite reduced legislative appropriations. The ruling follows Governor Murray's warning to use the militia or initiative petition as a protest to funding.
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Oklahoma City
Van
Murray
State Supreme Court
Frank Carter
Criminal Court of Appeals
Escaped Convict Held in Amarillo
An escaped Texas penitentiary inmate linked to Clyde Barrow was captured in Amarillo early today. Police Chief W. R. McDowell reported the arrest of the Abilene and El Paso native, known as C.-M.-W. J. Bybee, who fled two weeks ago with a group of prisoners.
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Amarilly
Jan
W. J. Bybee
Abilene
el Paso
Texas
Clyde Barriw
Calel W. R. McDowell
Wheat Parley Fails To Reach Decision On Wheat Price
London January 30. Officials from the International Wheat Commission faced extended deliberations as over twenty government envoys pressed for changes to any minimum price scheme, delaying a final stance beyond tomorrow. Chicago reports Melvin A. Traylor, head of First National Bank, is improving after a night of pneumonia and a restful sleep.
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Oratory
London
International Wheat Commason
Traylor
Chicago
Melvin A. Teaylor
Flrst National Bank
Reopening Planned for Commercial National Bank
Brig. Gen. Claude V. Birkhead announced plans to reopen the Commercial National Bank within three weeks as a reorganized entity. Local contributions of 300,000 plus a hoped-for 300,000 from Reconstruction Finance Corp will raise 500,000 capital, with 100,000 paid-in surplus. The bank, once under conservator B.A. Baetz, will assume 109 percent of obligations, pending a final name, while deposits before July 3 remain held and post-Baetz deposits are treated separately.
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Claude V. Bikhead
Commercial National Book
Birkhead
Reconstruction
Blytchenad
Commercial National Bank
B.A. Baetz
Lastlg
Dee
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
CG. L. Rael
Baetz
Hirkhead
New York
Stock Exchanges Bill Considered by Senate Banking Committee
Washington D C January senate banking committee decided to begin drafting a bill to regulate the New York stock market and other exchanges within the next 19 days. Senator Couzens Republican of Michigan announced.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Com
Mailiee
Lark
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
McAllen Official Dies Suddenly in City Hall Incident
City Commissioner EB Phares collapsed and died shortly before noon today during a port attack incident in McAllen. The event occurred as officials were handling city business, with authorities investigating the sudden death and its circumstances.
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McAllen
Mlallen
Jan. A
EB. Phares
Publisher Desley Dies in Dallas of Heart Attack
Walter A. Desley 32 v died at home today from a heart attack while serving as vice president of A. H. Belo Corporation publishers of the Dallas News and Journal. A brief obituary notes his leadership role and sudden death in Dallas.
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Dallas
Van
Walter A. Desley
A. H. Belo Corneration
Dallas News and Journal
Deposed Ruler of Convicts Guarded to Prevent Self Harm
Joe Rwo, once a de facto leader among Welfare Island inmates, was moved to a cell with constant guard after losing privileges. Doctors said he appeared on the verge of suicide and his belt was removed to prevent self-harm.
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New York
Joe Rwo
Welfare Island Pritt
Posalbla Sutette
Warren
Prin
Louis Berg
Phyasteian
Wr. Berg
Tino
Nhu
Bandits Rob Man After Car Abduction Near Seguin
Rainwater, 32, a former Kelly Field airman, was attacked by three men who robbed him of $58.50 and stripped his clothes before forcing him from a moving car near Seguin. He jumped from the vehicle at about 30 mph in near freezing cold, later found by a passerby and taken to Seguin for aid. His car was later found burning in San Antonio. The assailants were nicknamed Fat and Swede, with a third arriving at key moments of the ordeal.
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Doss Rainwater
Tipton Street
Seguin
Acca
Kelly Field
Dwyer Avenue
Ratewater
Riverside Park
Roosevelt Avenue
Rainwater
Perelda
South Presa
Terray
A. W. Saegert
Foral
Saegert
Rainwater Bari
San Antonia
D. KE
Kally
Moavine Auto
Hewald
Amie
Walt
Bi Ruth
Talawater
Simpeon
Halnwater
Jess Rainwater
Hitler to report in Reichstag on stewardship
Adolf Hitler will appear before the Reichstag to render an account of his stewardship as chancellor marking a formal report era in Berlin. The event signals a pivotal moment as the regime faces parliamentary scrutiny.
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Berlin
Van
Adolf Hiller
Tal
Reichstag
Negro Suspect Slain by Band Near Tampa
In Florida a band of men lynched Robert Johnson a black suspect held for an alleged attack on a white woman. He was kidnapped beaten and then shot about 15 miles from Tampa at 3 15 am while being moved from a local jail. The incident follows reports from Deputy Constable T M Graver. A separate New York brief notes the Railroad Age annual review stating 1923 railroad construction was the lowest since the Civil War with 34 miles of new lines and 1076 miles abandoned.
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Tampa
Fla
Itr
Robert Johnson
T. M. Graver
Lhw City
Groves
New York
Weather Forecast for West Texas and Panhandle Region
Cloudy conditions with likely rain, rising temperatures. Tuesday night lows near 38 degrees, Wednesday highs around 56. Moderate northeast winds. Monday high around 54, Tuesday low 48, high about 46. West Texas and interior regions expect increasing cloudiness with possible showers, cooler in some areas, with partly cloudy and warming trends into Wednesday.
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Antonie
Vienty
Bush Texas
West Texas
Eart
Weather Deep Freeze Lingers Across Nation
A thaw or break in crippling cold was forecast as moderating readings spread from the Northwest to the Central states and East. Seven deaths in Chicago tied to the Sapp storm, with 10,484 homes seeking relief from subzero cold. additional fatalities reported in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, and Minnesota. Storm warnings remained along the Atlantic seaboard as the South saw sunshine but record cold. Mayor LaGuardia mobilized field kitchens and lodging to aid residents amid the harsh weather.
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Central States
Chingo
Iinois Revel Commission
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic City
N. 2
Eastport
Maine
Nashahs
Richmond
Key
Fin
New Orleans
Manile
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Charlotte
Atlanta
Mercury
New York
Sovemioen
2. H
Unfurnished and Furnished Apartments Listed with Rates
Classified notice lists multiple vacant units with monthly rents at various locations including Glenwood, Mulberry, Woodlawn, Crosby Street, and Alametoes. Offers both unfurnished and furnished options with weekly rates advertised for short term stays. The ad instructs readers to inquire for additional information and to complete national availability forms.
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Hammond
Glenwoor
Avenue B
King’s Hewy
Mulberry
Woodlawn
Nolan
Crosby St
Alametoes
Fairbanke
Duliiss
W. High
Cypress
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United States
Great Britain
Sybody
Mexico
Cornt
India
Rene Cournot
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Parle
Solons
Dal
Postmaster General
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