New Ideas, War Talk, and Beer Policy Debate
In Detroit 6000 workers strike as 46,000 are set to lose jobs at Ford amid labor strife. Mussolini would command both sides, while Hitler rises as German chancellor. Articles warn against beer sales in drugstores and call for a naval base at San Pedro for national security. Pacific Ocean prominence is urged, with a focus on U.S. bases and global tensions. Town farm finance and mortgage foreclosures pause, as drivers face DUI penalties.
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Detroit
Brigge
Ford
Nobnny Watts
Navy
San Pedro
Los Angeles
United States
Nazi-Red Riots Take 4 Lives Court Hears Inside Story
Court in Forty Third District hears testimony on the Julian Oil and Royalties company of Oklahoma City linked to L. Bolling. Go-between Clay Mann described his role in forming the firm in January 1930 and arranging investor lists. Bolling allegedly diverted assets totaling 137000 and sought 100000 damages. receivership and discovery sought against Bolling amid temporary restraining order in San Antonio banks.
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Julian Oil
Julian Oil and Royalties Company of
Oklahoma City
L. & Bolling
Julian Enterprise
Judge & G. Tayloe
Bolling
San Antonio
Julian
Clay Mann
Leo Antonio Oll
C. C. Julian Oli ‘and Royalties Company
Oklchome Gly
Mann
Boling
Bogo
Ins
Balling
John W. Harreld
Sim Anstonio
Haeretid
Women Demand Adequate Defense at Patriotic Conference
Women from 39 patriotic societies pressed for stronger national defense at the eighth patri otic conference. They heard three military leaders and the national commander of the American Legion urge action and considered resolutions to insured peace.
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Wantington
American Legion
Air Mail Change Delay Favored by House Post Office Panel
Washington January 31. The house post office committee approved a resolution urging Postmaster General Brown to postpone air mail route changes until tomorrow. The measure seeks a delay while officials review proposed adjustments affecting routes and service.
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Wabmgton
House
Toray
Chenaral Brown
Eggs Sell For Long Calves Shot
Fresh eggs relisting for the first time in 50 years in East Tennessee markets, three dozen for 25 cents. Locally two dozen for a quarter. Dairy farmers shoot day-old calves due to unpaid milk costs, as one farmer laments the milk crisis and losses.
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Knoxville
Tenn
San
Ex-Texas Ranger Reports Life Threats At Home
Otto Red Humphries former Texas Ranger of 314 Hot Wells Boulevard notified detectives on Tuesday that his life had been threatened by repeated anonymous telephone calls at his residence. He said he served under Governor Ross Sterling and assisted the ex-governor on several occasions but could not provide a reason for the threats. Capt Aubrey Hopkins said Humphries wanted the incident recorded in case anything happened.
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Texas Ranger
Otto
Red
Humphries
Hot Wells Boulevard
Tuessey
Lfe
Ranger
Ross Sterling
Time extension for motor vehicle registration fees
Austin reports a bill to extend the payment deadline for motor vehicle registration fees to May 1, introduced by H. O. McKee of Port Arthur and A. W. Griffith of Austin. The current deadline is midnight tomorrow. The House highways and motor traffic committee voted unanimously to extend to March 1.
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Austin
Texaa
Nowee
H. O. McKee
Port Arthur
A. W. Griffith
Committee On Highways and Motor Trate Dic
House of the Texas Legislature
Boa Ll I
Ruth Judd Plea Hearing Set for March Six Florence Prison
Phoenix report notes Winnie Ruth Judd will have final ple a for life heard Monday March 6 at Florence state prison after a reprieve extended her death sentence. The state pardons board will hear the commutation request. Also included are treasury receipts for January totals and customs duties for 28 days.
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Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Atiz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Ulfe
Florence
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Part to cloudy and cooler Tuesday night, Wednesday generally fair and cooler. Tuesday night low around 6 degrees and Wednesday high about 86. Light to moderate southerly winds shifting to northwest. High Monday 22, low Tuesday morning 55, high Tuesday about 70. East Texas east of the 100th meridian partly cloudy west with showers in the east, cooler Tuesday night. Widespread cooler in east and south portions. Moderate south to north winds on the canat. Went Texas west of the 100th meridian fair and colder Tuesday. Weenentay, somewhat colder in the southeast portion.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Texas
One Briggs Factory Reopens
Detroit report says Briggs Manufacturing Highland Park plant resumed production with about 600 of 3500 workers returning amid a large strike. Company officials noted insufficient staff to meet Ford's body production needs. Other Briggs plant remained largely idle as Detroit area labor tensions continued.
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Detroit
Jan
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Highland Park
Briggs
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Bus Ameelenn
House Committee Approves Five Day Six Hour Work Bill
Washington, D.C. January 31 The house committee approved the five day week six hour day bill. Chalman Connery said he would confer with Speaker Garner and other leaders about bringing the bill to a vote. The measure imposes fines up to 1020 or up to three months imprisonment for transporting goods produced by workers exceeding six hours daily or five days weekly in interstate or foreign commerce.
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Washingson
LV. C
Inn
House
Swper
Death of poet Sara Teasdale in accidental drowning
New York reports poet Sara Teasdale found dead in her bath tub. Medical Examiner Norry states death resulted from accidental drowning after autopsy. Her ashes will be scattered at sea per her wishes to leave no trace or remembrance.
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New York
Sara Teasdale
Norry
Tee
Texas Solons Endorse Walton as Agriculture Secretary
Austin January 31 The Texas Legislature endorsed President Walton of Texas A and M for secretary of agriculture and sent a copy to President-elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs Georgia The action appeared in an INS report. MERGERS APPROVED The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Union Profile Railroad to fold its subsidiaries into Union Pacific system.
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Austin
INS
T. ©. Walton
Texas A and M. College
Texas Legislative
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Washington, D. C
Dan
Union Profile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Galsworthy Dies in London at 65 Nobel Laureate
British novelist and dramatist John Galsworthy, 65, winner of the 1932 Nobel Prize in Literature, died today in London after a weeklong decline from anemia and a severe cold. He had skipped Stockholm for the Nobel ceremony due to illness and suffered from a rigid, prolific writing regimen.
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London
Tolun Galsworthy
Stockholm
Gustaf
Hritlsh
Sweden
Archibald J.C. Kerr
Galsworthy
Two Infants Baptized Under Names From Socialist Decrees
Vera Cruz Mexico January 31 two babies born to socialist families were baptized with unusual names s8 and 123 at a River Vera Orus ceremony. Local officials and the mayor attended the christening as an audience sang a hymn.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Socialista
Thoes
Decrase
Lorimer Evar Adoovin
Teledr
Vera Gru
Ounce Tera
Mento Guemon
Coculuna Valedyta Y Cruz Quintanol
Evaristo Casetellanca
Vera Orus
Pprerianyma
Temperature Drops Five Degrees Tonight Across Regions
The weather forecast notes a five degree drop is possible for Tuesday night and Wednesday with low temperatures near 50 degrees. Expect partly cloudy skies, with moderate south winds becoming brisk northwesterly, and a Wednesday high around 68 compared to Monday 72. Rainfall for the month totals 0.65 inches, 0.81 inches below normal.
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Weather Bureau
Treasury projects June deficit of 1.146 billion dollars
New York January 31 The United States treasury faces a net deficit of not less than 1.146 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 10. Under Secretary Arthur A. Ballentine announced the figure at the annual dinner of the American Aviation Council in New York.
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New York
United States Treasury
Treasury
Arthur A. Ballentine
American Avroplinice Council
Highwaymen Shoot Way Out of Trap
Two highwaymen who have preyed on couples parking on lonely Toads Mound Lubbock area last night opened fire as officers closed in. About ten nocturnal holdups are attributed to the pair who exchanged a score of shots three miles southwest of Lubbock. authorities think at least one was hit.
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Lisson
Texas
Van
Nine Foot Giant Stricken by Brain Tumor in San Francisco
John Aasen, a 92 year old nine foot towering film figure, was rushed to an emergency hospital in San Francisco today with a brain tumor. He was struck by a car earlier. authorities describe the incident as a sidewalk collision involving six men. Aasen weighs about 460 pounds and is described as a famous American movie giant.
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San Francisco
Jan
Usj
John Aasen
Elyeus
Aimer
Italy Accepts U. S. War Debt Parley Bid
Rome reports the Italian government accepted the United States invitation for a war debt discussion. No further details were provided on dates or participants.
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Italy
Rome
United States
Roosevelt
Buy American Move Sweeps Senate Action in Washington
The buy American campaign gains momentum in the Senate as Democratic leaders seek new economy measures for federal operations. Senator Johnson of California pushes to attach the Wilson bill to the treasury post office appropriation, aiming to require buying American products and extending the policy to next year’s expenditures. Potential impact includes 42 million pounds of paper purchases by the public printer, with bids to open tomorrow, and continued scrutiny of imports from Russia, Sweden, Norway, and Canada.
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Ty Gy Jay
Senate
Johnson
Repubican
California
House
Treasury Post Office
Fron Furber
Canada
Steiner
Republican
Oregon
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Additon
House Passes Bill on Marriage Law in Texas
Austin, Jan 21. Texas lawmakers approve repeal of a four year old law restricting certain marriages as possible influence from outsiders. House vote stands 91 to 3 with Senate and governor to act. The body showed strong support for repeal amid calls for clearer marriage provisions.
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House
Austin
Texas
Noose of Representatives
Senate
Inflation Bills To Get Hearing In House Committee
Washington January 31 hearing set by the House coins committee to begin tomorrow on currency expansion finance measures. The panel focuses on proposed inflation related bills including modernization and related fiscal steps to adjust monetary policy.
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Washington, D. C
House Coinags
Chaos as Nazi Hitler rise sparks Berlin protests
Across Berlin and other German cities clashes erupt as Adolf Hitler ascends to chancellorship. Communists clash with Nazi supporters. two dead, dozens wounded, and many arrested as rioting and strikes ripple through the Ruhr and Thuringia. Police report a sniper killed a man in Berlin while authorities seize the Die Rote Fahne newspaper.
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Berlin
Jen
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Die Rote Fahne
Ruhr
Konigsberg
Maannheim
Chinese Attack Repulsed Near Chinchow in Manchuria
Chinese forces renewed attacks near Chinchow in Manchuria early this morning, pressing toward Chumenkaw north of Ghanhka wan. Japanese troops repelled the assaults after hours of fighting, with heavy fighting reported along the frontier corridor.
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Manchuria
Mpi
Chumenkaw
Ghanhaikwan
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