Dieter named chair of Texas Junior Chamber aviation panel
C F Dieter, insurance agent of Dallas area, accepted the chairmanship of the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce aviation committee. He will lead a panel of representatives from 17 state chambers, with selection by Ratliff and approval by Dieter. He also joined a National Aeronautic Association committee led by Senator Bingh er. The group aims to push air mail rate increases and two cent air mail postal cards and three cent air lettergrams.
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Texas Junior Chambly of Commerce Aviation Committee
C. F. Dieter
Sreadway
Dieter
E. N. Ratliff
Fort Worth
Teaas Dunjor Chamber
Dither
Chamber of Commerce
Rethf
National Aeronautic Association
Hiram Bingher
Connecticut
National Aeronautic Segocation
FL Dieter
Broadway
Aviation Committee of
Texas Senior Chamber of Commerce
Classified Ad Listing for Unfurnished Rental
A fragment shows a classified ad offering an unfurnished rental at 5145 Del Flor with a light classification. It notes a price of fourteen dollars something per unit and references a classification category 30.
Senate Ready to Pass Navy Bill Amid War Expansion
Washington report says Congress pushes big navy and air force growth, with 102 new ships and about 1180 airplanes by 1999. Trammell backs favorable navy measure, McSwain plans five year army air corps expansion, debate seen in Senate. Take the profit out of war proposal limits contractor net profits to 10 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Congress
America
House
Senate
Trammell
Navy
McSwain
House Military Committee
Army Air Corps
Robinson
Arkansas
WSS
Tobey
New Hampshire
Navy Department
AIR Corps
Army
Divided Navy Debate Clouds 1935 Conference
Japanese officials warn of rupture if navies dictate talks and warn intensified competition could arise. Osumi notes U S plans for 670 million naval program while Japan prepares its 1934 35 budget. He cites likely Japanese advantage in destroyers and submarines even as treaty expires.
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Jans
Tokio
Navy
Wise of Representatives
United States
House of Peers
Mineo Osu
Navy Ministry
Merei
Kenkichi
Yoshizawa
Thediet
United States Congress
Vinson
Tava
House of Representatives
Osumi
Japan
Binten
Two Youths Given Pardons in 1932 Armed Robbery
Billy Duke and Milton Ellis, Gan Antonio youths, were convicted in Ninety-fourth District Court on March 14, 1932, for armed robbery of Lieutenant John Barr of the US Air Corps. Barr was wounded. bandit Thomas Bemus was killed. Duke and Ellis were pardoned Wednesday in Austin, with DA Walter Tynan offering no comment beyond policy.
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Billy Dake
Milton Ellis
John Barr
U. S. Air Corps
Ferguson
Barr
Billy Duke
Austin
Ninety-fourth District Court
United States Air Corps
Harr
Vattle
Thomas Bemus
Duke
Ellis
Saddle Club
Jane Cohee
Cohee
Fort Sam Iouston
Miss Cohee
Walter Tynan
Former Randolph Air Field Officer Ends Visit
Former Randolph air field personnel adjutant First Lieutenant Edwin Sullivan ends a two day visit at the West Point of the Air before returning to Hathoxfield Musknger Westnesday for duty at his home station.
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Randolph Ne Prs
Edwin Sullivan
Randolph Field
Hathoxfield
Musknger
Labor board to visit San Antonio over code dispute
The United States regional labor board in New Orleans led by Rev. Peter M. H. Wynhoven will visit San Antonio next month to probe alleged NRA code violations. Local labor rep J. J. McElyea says informal talks occurred and the board will hear both sides in executive session and may impose fines for violations.
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United States Regional Labor Board of
New Orleans
Peter M. H. Wynhoven
San Antonio
J. J. McElyea
McElyea
Rail traffic resumes after severe Eastern Canada storm
In Montreal a heavy snowstorm that stranded 400 passengers and paralysed the CN Main Line between Riviere du Loup and Campbellton eased as conditions improved. Wore bad weather disrupted travel for more than 24 hours in the valley, with rail service gradually returning to normal.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Nujol Health Story From a Texas Farm Mother
A farm mother in Texas praises Nujol in a letter to Stanca Inc. describing three generations using Nujol since 1922 to maintain health and regularity. She notes lack of doctor access, hints at nationwide reach, and invites readers to share their own Nujol experiences and purchase locations.
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Comfor
Texas
San Antonio
Lena Gewalt Saur
Mra. Sanur
Muial
Nujol
Bunny
Tinker
Pred
Richard Sar
Miles
Thaye
Inter Tife
Stanca, Inc
Park Ave
New York City
Jones Returns to Duty After Police Chief Cleared
Lee Jones resumes duties as city detective lieutenant after a one day suspension following a downtown gun battle last December that left one officer dead and another wounded. Police Chief Owen W. Kilday testified his conscience was clear as the panel found Jones not guilty. defense questioned Kilday about knowledge of eastern gangsters in the city.
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Lee Jones
Pxtire
Fire and Police Alyst Service Board
Owen W. Kilday
Claude V. Birkhead
Oacob Rubiola
Frank H. Bushick
Jones
Kilday
L. M. Brawner
Brawner
Louis Schlesinger
Tuearny
William G. Davis
Jack Davis
Schlesinger
San Antonio
Police Civil Service
Driver testifies in city probe into taxi chase
J H Timmons testified as a taxi driver in the case involving gangster J A Mc Larkin, with Captain Walter Harvey also on the stand. Detective H C Perrow was fatally wounded and Detective Al Hartman’s right arm shattered when the gunman MacLarritin opened fire.
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Vaxi
J. H. Timmons
J. A. Mc Larkin
Walter Harvey
H.C. Perrow
al ‘Hartman
MacLarritin
December test in East Commerce chase scene
A fragment notes someone chased into a bind alley in the 400 block of East Commerce. The text is unclear about who was involved or the outcome, but places the incident in a December timeframe and in the East Commerce area.
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East Commerce
Indiana man survives needle inhalation after 33 years
In Greenfield Indiana Ivory Duffenbaugh recalls a needle lodged in his lung. Doctors traced its path through several organs over decades before it was finally removed by a surgeon. Duffenbaugh now reports feeling relief and improved health.
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K. Greenfield
Ind
Duffenbaugh
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