Harriman plan aims to fund Cartie Tingley hospital
Oliver Harriman and wife plan a New York led lottery in Albuquerque to raise about 1.9 million dollars for the Cartie Tingley Crippled Children’s Hospital at Hot Springs New Mexico. The Harriman Institute for Social Research will stage the event with a banquet for Albuquerque citizens. Prizes may reach 500000 dollars and 35 to 40 percent of proceeds go to the hospital. Legal hurdles have been resolved.
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Albuquerque
Piers
Oliver Harriman
Cartie Tingley
Dren's
Hot Springs
New York
Harriman Institute For Social Resarch
Lie
Harriman
AGT Strickland Rites Set After Public Suicide Probe
Funeral services were held for AGT Strickland, longtime secretary of a Texas life insurance firm and former state official. Governor Allred praised him as a noble man. Strickland, 57, died after a sudden illness at a hospital in Palestine. Survivors include daughter Pauline Strickland and sister Mrs. C. C. Funderburk. Burial in Palestine planned.
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Belont
Palestine
Strickland
Great American Life Insugrance Company
Interstate Gircuit, Inc
KY Neff
Pat M. Neff
House of Representatives
State Senate
Capitol
Jeff Strickland
James V. Allred
Texas
Moving Pictures
Publix Theaters
First
Presbyterian Church
Alzafar Temple
Suez Canal Strikers Wounded by Police in Port Said
Port Said reports say six strikers at canal repair shops were wounded when police tried to evict them. Aston DeBenois, Cairo agent for the Suez Canal Company, sought to end the strike but transit through the waterway remained unaffected. The government faced calls for extra police presence amid the unrest.
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Suez Canal
Aston DeBenois
Cairo
Suez Canal Company
DeBenolst
Spain reestablishes death penalty in Franco areas
In Burgos Spain the insurgent cabinet approved a bill to reinstate the death penalty in territories under Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The move signals a hardline response amid wartime tensions and political control. The measure targets acts deemed treasonous or dangerous to the regime.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Roosevelt weighs Wage Hour job picks amid Capital chatter
President Roosevelt studied numerous candidates for the Wage Hour administrator post as he planned a trip west. Three top names emerged: Dor Nelson, Bears, Roe Buck and Co. executive. Lowell Mellott, head of the National Emergency Council. with Josephine Roche and Leon Henderson among others mentioned in the Washington briefing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dor Nelson
Bears, Roebuck and Company
INRA
Lowell Mellutt
National Emergency Council
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Leon Henderson
WPA
White House
Preniss L. Cooley
Business Advisory Council
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lloyd E. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Lew
National Labor Relations Board
Weather forecast and rainfall totals for January
The report notes 3.65 inches of rain this month through January 2 with a deficit of 18.09 inches since January 2, 18.09 inches. It lists a full moon on July 1, high and low temperatures across multiple Texas and nearby locations, and scattered cloudiness with various city readings including Abilene 82 86, Alpine 12, and Fort Smith 4 TB, among others. The moon rises at 3:43 PM and falls at 2:32 AM, with high tides around 7:27 AM and 7:35 PM in the local tide notes.
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Frida
Tideg
Texas
Glear
Amari
Tones
Advanta
Avatin
Baron Sass
Brady
Brewieville
Ballalg
S. Y
Chia Us
Charleston
Ghevenne
Chiao
Gorgue Chieti
Dullse
el Pers
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Texan
Helena
Aiont
Yale
Houston
Trias
Hurea
Glondy Fu
Glondy Fu He Jeekcomvitte, Flan Are Kansas City, Musan Laredo
Teassear
Little Rock
Clouty
Calif
Gloudy
Gheana
Qaishoma City
Okin
Clee
Omaha
Neteyo
Palestine
Phoenix
Ariz
Asia
Pittsburgh
Pal
Port Arthur
Texee
Agen
N.C Vyvese
Casula
Brattle
Wari
Britain’s Air Defense Faces Probing Secrecy Claims
War Minister Hore-Belisha faced a Commons select committee as debate raged over alleged army defense deficiencies and a document claimed to involve a parliamentary probe. Rubicam Sandys testified amid accusations of threats over the document. Opposition leaders pressed for immediate investigation into alleged national defense failures.
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Wury
Leslie Hore-Brlisha
Jed Ewinst
Rubcam Sandys
Winston Churchill
Commons
Vglamor
Sandys
Hore- Belisha
Army Council
Wages Hour Aims Lauded By Commerce Official
Chicago July 6 Richard C Patterson Jr assistant secretary of commerce praised the wages and hours bill as essential to free enterprise and protective of employers who fulfill social responsibilities He argued the measure clarifies free competition and denied plans for a witch hunt while noting a need to study business practices. A separate brief item reports a 11- to 12 year old boy Robert Wills drowned in a fish pond after wandering away from his father’s yard.
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Geni Washington
Isbor
Children’s Bureau
Labor Department
Children’s Parreau
Chicago
Richard C. Patterson Jr
Patterson
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Club
National Economic Committee
Fish Pond
Washington
Jay G
Robert Wills
Britain plans reserve storage to back sea power in war
In July London Oliver Stanley stated Britain would rely on regaining sea command for vital support if war comes, presenting supplementary food storage estimates. Blaney warned the storage policy would be a gigantic, costly task, while emphasizing funds for fighting services, especially the navy, to secure sea control and noting household food molding would be allowed.
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London
Britain
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Blaney
Eas
Bar Association Opens HQ in Austin Under Carssow
The Texas Bar Association opened headquarters in Austin with Representative W. B. Carssow of San Aniceto as executive secretary in charge. Carssow is devoting full time to the group and did not announce re election. Ben H. Fowell of Austin was elected president.
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Carssow
Austin
Texas Bar Association
Representaiive
W. B. Carssow
San Aniceto
Ben H. Fow“ell
4-H Members Open Short Course at College Station
About 2000 4-H boys and girls gathered in College Station July 6 7 for a farmers short course. Officers were to be elected after opening formalities marking the first club short course in 35 years, with treasury and financial data to be reviewed.
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College Station
Rebel Drive Gains Speed at Front in France Action
Rebels cut a 12 mile front in the Shera de Rapadas foothills near Valencia as insurgents fan out. Government forces retreat at four points while reinforcements rush to the coast to exploit enemy setbacks. Washington liner Plymouth arrives late to harbor after Atlantic gale injures a dozen passengers.
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Hendaye
France
Shera de Rapadas
Vallencia
Pranco
de Espaden
tIan Advandiig
Charles W. Dawson Dies in Corpus Christi at 78
Charles W. Dawson, 78, a figure in architecture literature and psychic study, died in Corpus Christi yesterday after a long illness. He had worked in multiple cities before settling in Corpus Christi in 1931, including Kansas City Missouri, Colorado Springs Colorado, Lima Ohio, Sedro Ohio, Fort Smith Arkansas, and Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Charles W. Dawson
Corpus Corpus Christi
Charles We. Dawson
Corpus Christ
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lima
Léde
Ohio
Fort Smith
Ark
Muskogee
Oklo
Marys 2 Tv JOHNSON FURNITURE CON
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a furniture concern at 708 io Laredo Texas and names George 7 and Main Street Central Wah er Company. Details are unclear.
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ooaTeR’s
Main Place
Chas
Goemeister
Broadway
Ghamam & Collins Electric Company
Main Avenue
Rouserodd
Furniturm Comane
Commerce Street
Spske Bronte Company
Alamo
Karothin Furnitur
Gomnaeres Elses Bg Furniture Company
Gothnethe Street
Potchernick’s
Busidime Sanavedra Music Company
W. Commerce
Ruahennemuc
Smith-Younz ‘Power
Shaw Jewelry CO
Houston
Lohoya
Nann
Uiganeon. Marys
Johnson Furniture Con
Laredo
Texas
ALICR
George
Wait & 3
Central Wah
Tex
Austin
Demphill
Sukhoroush
Congress
Brownsville
Star Electric Co
Burnet Furniture Company
Oquero
Central Light & Powe
Eagle Pass
Ters Electric Service
Farburnas Centra Licht & Powe Eater Ent Beh & Bowes
Gomes Centra
Gigi & Powe Company
Hondo
W. H
Karnes Cyt
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Felue
ISI
U.S
Mrs. Oliver Harriman
New Mexico
Eda
Gene Robb
York
Tommer
Robb
Parton Tan
Lis
Children's Bureau
Ing
First Presbyterian
Fesceua
Gem
Salay Hesse Deep
Reooklya, MN
Ane
Alr Defenge
Sly
Great Britain
J. Strickland
Treasury
The
Storm Hill's
Plymouth
England
vPr
United States
Stan Laurel
Beverly Hills
Cally
Stan Lear
Laurel
the University Off
San Antonio
Texas Association OF Colleges
W. Ashey
Emerson
G. A. Stowers Furniture CO
Houston St
Main Ave
Emerson-Hesiric
Rhs
Wervos
Syrer FedesyioUser
Huwntows
Bell Furnenume Vom Ane
Commerce
Mart Beyer Company
St Mary Etreet
Eagle Furniture
Boledad EL
America
Wan Bangrurs
Eurniture Company
wiLowte i Sleceric Company
Xouboluk
Yan Cuninony Company
Jain Aven Walbee Uenc Uns. Company
Pares Ro Alterman Cancaarg Co
Comm Pralger Hardware Co
Commere Volumee Electric Company
Weber Electric CC
North St
Jorrie Rugs
Ahontson
Wholesale Distributors
Peaslee Gadlbert Corporation
Southern Equipment Company
Alamo Merchants
Emerson Electric
Anmirres
UCLA
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