Roosevelt Garner clash in Hearst backed coverage noted
The piece discusses The New York Times commentary on Roosevelt and Garner nomination politics. It cites W R Hearst readers influencing elections and presents Hearst’s stance on supporting Roosevelt as a genuine Democrat nominated by a legitimate convention. It touches on radio campaigns and mentions Hoover, Smith, and party dynamics with emphasis on majority rule.
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Flood Near Gulf Lowlands and Paris Shooting Trial
British beauty Paris shooting case unfolds as Elvira Barney faces murder charges in London. Testimony details a volatile relationship with Stephen, a Mayfair party, and a pistol discharge alleged as an accident while Barney seeks to avoid suicide by action. Defense argues Stephen provoked events. Mrs Barney claims self defense and accidental shot.
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McAdoo Brother Rejoins Democratic Fold in 1928 Row
Malcalm R. B. McAdoo, brother of William G. McAdoo, returns to the Democratic Party from the Hoover camp. He sends a congratulatory note to Texans James N. Garner and to the party's vice presidential nominee, urging support in November to rebuke Republican maladministration of Hoover era.
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Anglo Teutonic Parley Is Futile
An hour long conference between Prime Minister MacDonald and Chancellor von Pagen failed to bridge war debt and reparations gaps. The German chancellor left MacDonald's headquarters saying they were still far apart and that little progress had been made.
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Hoover to Keep plans in Session
Washington July 5 Senator Watson Republican leader said President Hoover would vet the 2.1 billion unemployment relief and urge Congress to stay in session until a new measure passes. Terrell bank closed State Nations bank of Terrell Texas halted business with P M Glass bank examiner in charge declining to comment on future plans.
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Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity details
Partly cloudy to unsettled conditions with scattered showers possible on Tuesday night and Wednesday. Lows near 75 Tuesday night, highs near 99 Wednesday. Light to moderate southerly winds. Later forecasts call for partly to mostly cloudy skies with showers mainly in southern areas and drier northern portions.
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State Wav es County Alp for Rdads
Austin July 5 The Texas highway commission issued an order ending the requirement for counties and road districts to finance state highway construction. The policy shift cites financial and economic conditions and aims to ease local bond burdens while allowing counties with existing bonds to assist in statewide highway funding.
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Wife of Calles Is Further Improved
Continued improvement in the rendition of Senora Leong Liorente Calles, wife of the former Mexican president, was reported today. She is recovering from an operation for removal of a brain armor. Senora Calles was granted today by her husband, Gen. Putarca Bias Salles.
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Post-Dispatch Building Sold at Public Auction
The 22 story Post Dispatch building formerly owned by Governor RS Sterling was sold today at public auction for $750,000, with payment to cover outstanding bids.
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Texan Ein Birthday Globe Flight Trial Begins
Texan Ein and Mattern Griffin launched a bid to beat the world girdling record of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. Flight began New York to Harbor Grace with high hopes but they lagged early, the first leg covering 1132 miles in about six hours. The crew included Mattern from Fort Worth and 36 year old Griffin from Oklahoma City. They planned a Atlantic to Ireland route looping Europe Asia and back via the North Pacific and Alaska.
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Round World Fliers Learn Navigation at Kelly Field
James Mattera and Bennet Griffaty led extensive preparations for a round-the-world flight at Kelly Field May 17 to 1. The event included a three tier instruction and a demonstration of blind flying instruments. First Lieut O A Anderson provided navigation guidance while Captain Sherherd Rater supplied information about Germany and other European nations.
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Garner Will Continue as Candidate for Congress
In a lengthy session overview Garner announced he will remain a candidate for Congress from Texas Fifteenth district. He plans to return to Uvalde for rest and to campaign through the primaries on the upcoming Saturday in May, seeking reelection after 30 years of service. He aims to secure the Republican vote and continue his public service.
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Is Roosevelt Safe for the People of the United States
An analysis arguing Franklin D Roosevelt is safe for honest business and the public. It contrasts Roosevelt’s economic liberalism with Hoover’s approach, citing 1930 statements that warn of unemployment and endorse coordinated industrial planning. Roosevelt is presented as perceptive, prepared, and safer for the nation.
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Flood Threatens Texas Rivers and Lowlands
Heavy rainfall along the Guadalupe and San Marcos rivers swelled creeks and streams, flooding Lowlands near Cotulla and Gonzales. The Colorado and Pedernales rivers rose, with Smithville, Gonzales, and Three Rivers reporting rising waters. crops along river bottoms inundated, highways closed, and residents moved to higher ground as authorities warned of further rises.
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