Palestine and Ethiopia in world turmoil shadowing Holy Land
From Jerusalem to Addis Ababa, a United Press dispatch by Edward J Neil recalls Arab clashes in Palestine and Ethiopian resistance to Mussolini’s war, depicting a fragile calm amid gunfire, patrols, and looming conflict as the Arab revolt tightens the Levantine triangle around Holy Land trenches and ancient sites.
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Edward
Neil Cony
Associated
Fregs
Jerusalem
Dave
ATR
New York
Palestine
Ethiopia
Africa
Haile Selassie
Mussasini
Holy Land
Britain
Hutty
Bere
Easta Africa
Great Britain
Allenby
Postoffice Closes Saturday for Fourth of July Observance
Postoffice services will be suspended on Saturday in observance of the Fourth of July. Postmaster Dandy Quill announced Friday that offices in the federal buildings will also be closed.
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Dandy
Quill
Fugitives Held on Murder Charges After Capture
Luke Crammell and Forrest Gibson, two inmates from the Retrieve prison, were recaptured near Thornton after an escape with T. B. Atkinson. They lay within Huntsville awaiting formal murder charges in Brazoria county. They offered no resistance when brought in at 4 a.m. after their car bogged down and they slept.
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Huntsville
Luke Crammell
Forrest Gibson
Faral
Brazoria
T. B. Atkinson
Felix Smith
Fhornton
Camper Survives Flood While Camping by Apting Branch
A. A. Madill of 640 East Evergreen Street camped near Guadalupe River south of Blanco. Rising waters swept his riverbank site, flooding his car and gear. After fighting through rain and brush, he reached a dry adobe house and later found his camp washed away with possessions lost.
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A. A. Madill
East
Evergreen Street
Apting Branch
Blanco
Raing
Guadalupe River
Madill
Distar
Maall
Erosion work shows success in Plum Creek area
Lands under the soil conservation service program show protective results after a damaging flood. Inspections of 35 farms found no major damage to 2000 acres, while adjacent fields suffered severe soil loss and washed crops. Project Manager Dupuy notes benefits could have extended to the entire watershed. A 1994 Oldsmobile sedan is listed for sale in the classifieds.
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Iackhart
Plum Creek
Here
Soil Conservation Service
Contras
Centro
Dupuy
Ardent wooing of Garber boy in seven wife case
In Los Angeles on July 3 the state pressed its case against Robert James a barber accused of murdering his seventh wife Mary to collect a $20,000 life insurance. Miss Madge Reed testified that James proposed within a week of Mary’s death. Principal witness Grace Yamneil described James courting his fifth wife Winona while she lay injured. another witness recalled finding Winona’s body in a tub.
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Los Angeles
Robert
James
Madge Reed
Superior Court
Mary
al Jeges
Grare Yamneil, & Cour
Winons
Colu Toure
Winona
Gerald Rogers
Shay
Edgar Grilled At Bal
MIAMI Fla July 3 Jarmes Edgar Jr Michigan sugar heir faced cross examination in his 1800 000 suit against Mallory for alleged seduction and alienation of affection. He testified to watching his wife with Mallory in a hotel window scene and described confrontations and attempts to reconcile amid a bitter divorce.
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Miami
Fla
Jarmes Edgar Jr
Michigan
Ter
Intel
Grails
Mal
Jory IM
Edgar
Mallory
Kathryn Crawford Aidgar
Debonair Mallory
Bradford
Jamie
Mr. Murrell
Murrell
Kathlyn Moran
New York
Kathryn Crawfard
Detroit
Musrell
Ocean Front Hotel
Ben
Atu
Wiliam Holstrey
Edger
Love
Snakes Bought From Museum Here
The diamond bark rattlesnakes appeared in Los Angeles court as evidence in the trial of Robert Jones, charged with his wife Mary’s murder. Snakes were ordered from the Witte Museum reptile garden, with Jon C. Houtenbrink of El Monte handling the purchase. Woolems of the Witte garden says a shipment of 4 snakes was involved, with one letter noting a sale to Charles Hope for $5. Woolems received $37 for 40 snakes.
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Los Angeles
Robert Jones
Mary
Witte Museum
Willig Woolems
Witte Museum Reylite Garden
Jon C. Houtenbrink
el Mone
Woolems
Houtenbrink
Faroy
el Monte
Charles Hope
Highways Reopen and Close Amid Floods Near San Antonio
San Antonio area road conditions shift as most state highways reopen except Bandera road due to washouts northwest of Helotes. Laredo highway partly open with high water detour at Orm y. No. 27, No. 2 closures persist near Cueva Gonzales and Columbia. A suggested detour to Houston via Seguin Waelder Schuetzenberg La Grange Bellville Hempstead is listed. San Antonio area two Bexar county roads remain closed. Ferguson to stump for Ray Sanderford in Brady Lampasas Brownwood and San Angelo visits announced.
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San Antonio
Bandera Road
State Highway Department
Bandera
Helates
Cueva
Guadalupe
Gonzales
Columbia
Houston
Wnli
Seguin
Waelder
Schutenberg
la Grange
Bellville
Hempstead
Ciera
Victoria
Gretta
Natal
Corpus Christi
Johnson City
Three Rivers
Austin
Waco
Fredericksburg
Rand
del Rios
Benuille
Vittoriand
Bexar
Russell G. White
Gatebrg Cad
Leon Creek
Somerset Road
Medina River
Whitesaid
Culebra
Medina
Aviator Cremated in Plane Crash at Hollister
Allen Rising, 23, died when his plane crashed into a tree near Hollister California and burst into flames. Rising had moved from Camas Idaho to Calliordia five years ago and was cremated today.
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Hollister
Calif
W— Allen Rising
Rising
Calliordia
Camas
Idaho
Rainbow Revels vs Plowesr Hrass Battle at Hall Night Dance
City News reports a full night of events at Braun Hall and nearby venues on July 4. Read of dances by Pals Orchestra and Dixie Ramblers, free dances, barbecues, parades, and multiple bands including George Southall Orchestra and Eagle's. Tickets list adult admission around 40 cents to 2 dollars, with varying prices for gentlemen and ladies.
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Suip
Rainbow
Group Walks Out of Farmers Party Sees Breakaway
A Burdick-led faction split from the National Farmers Holiday association, accusing the group of broader communist influence. They announced plans for a separate "rh" convention to be held within 60 days, following the elevation of John Rosch of Minnesota to the presidency.
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Farmers’ Party
Paul
Asher Builok
North Dakota
Willand Lemke
Union Party
Laday
Plongine
Burdick
John Rosch
Minnesota
Garner Fishing Delayed by Flood in Uvalde
Vice President John Nance Garner, famed for annual fishing near his Uvalde home, postponed this season’s attempt due to the flood swollen Nueces River. He had just returned to Uvalde from duties overseeing Pan American Highway dedications at Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey, Mexico.
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Garner
John Nance Garner
Bowth
Texas
Washington
Tony
Nueves
Nuevo Laredo
Moneterrey
Mexico
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O. S. T. Service Station
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