Rescue Planes Sent For Missing American Fliers At Anadir
Professor Otto Schmidt announced two polar reconnaissance seaplanes are en route to Anadir to reach Jimmy Mattern the round‑the‑world flyer stranded near the Bering Strait. Pilot Levaniersky leads one craft from Habarovsk with aboard mechanism specialists and is expected to arrive. a second plane under Pilot Buchholz has an unknown departure point and arrival time.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Jimmy Mattern
Ansdir
Siberian
Bering Strait
Otto Schmidt
Northern Sea Route Commission
Polar
Anadir
Levaniersky
Habarovsk
Mattern
Buchholz
Afiailian
How to Send Boy Victim Home Puzzles Blevins
The case centers on Charles Sunny Blevins county probation officer as officials seek to return a bleeding disease patient to his mother in Ban Antonio from San Antonio. Citizens previously donated blood and aid to place him near Jasper Alabama but funding delays stalled the plan. Now hopes rest on private donors to cover $10 bus fare home as the mother cannot travel.
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Blevins
Dewith Price
Fila
Carbon Hill
Alan
Charles
Sunny") Blevins
Ban. Antonio
Alabama
Jasper
Ala
Bexar County
Mattern forced down near Anadir during globe flight
Jimmie Mattern, missing three weeks in Siberia, was found near Anadir after a June 14 crash eighty miles west of the station. Soviet guards aided the flier while U S authorities considered rescue by the coast guard cutter Northland.
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Coast Guard
Mattern Nome
Alaska
U. S. Coast Guard
Jimmie Mattern
Solo Filer
Siberia
Siberian
Anadir
United Bicles
Northland
Wortdland
Ab Anadir
Mattern
Plans to Fly Matched Airman Back to United States
William Alexander's pleas to fly Jimny Mattern from Liveria or Nome to bring the world flyer back to the United States were rejected after his own aircraft was forced down in a Terrace hay field. He waits for the reserve of the cutter Northland to reach Siberia and would be ready to fly Mattern to New York if Mattern chooses to use a plane.
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Schmidt
Viedivostok
Arctic
Anadir
Mattern
Mattern Io
Khabarovsk
Nome
Alaska
Madern
Maa
Boucheravo
Joss
An Aair
Prince Rupert
B. C
William Alexander
Liveria
Jimny Madern
Northland
Siberian
New York
Uve
Davis Likely Declines Lead Counsel Post in Texas
Frank C. Davis of San Antonio appears to decline the offered post as general counsel for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation in Texas. He is expected to accept the regional attorney position for the corporation in San Antonio instead, a development learned late Saturday.
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Frank Davis
Frank C. Davis
San Antonio
Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation For
Texas
Davis
Corporation For
New Deal Seen For Veterans Plans for relief and regional boards
Washington plan by the Roosevelt administration to widen veterans relief criticizes pay cuts. A cabinet committee led by Secretary Swanson proposes regional boards to act as courts for veterans appealing VA decisions. President Roosevelt weighs a successor for Gen. Frank Hines as administrator. Thomas Lynch of New York rumored as candidate. About 400000 veterans already lose benefits since July with 100000 more at risk by October under the economy act.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Secretary of Navy
Swanson
Tme
Frank T. Hines
Thomas Lynch
New York State
Lynch
Swanson Group
Veterans Administration
Senate
Obituary notices from San Antonio figures and families
Obituaries list Chris Subica 48 of San Antonio died recently with services in St Mark's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Chapers. Survivors include brothers T J Subics and Job a Subics of San Antonio. Archie Sauer 66 of San Antonio Burvigora with service by Rev Haes at St Marty's. Lena Muecke 32 San Antonio resident for nine years with services at Porter Loring Chapel and Mission Cemetery. survivors husband Henry Muecke and parents siblings.
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Chris Subica
San Antonio
John Subira
Durango Street
Sam Chapers
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
City
T. J. Subics
Los Angeles
Joba
Archie Olver Sauer
Essex Street
San Aponio
Burvigora
Agiel Gauer
Donald Archie Sever
Ernest Sauer
C. Haes
St. Marty's Church
Lena
Muecke
Catlenwood Avenue
Porter Loring
Mission Cemetery
Texas
Henry Muecke
F. Spohler
Alfred
Henry Spohller
Renet
Spohler
W. ¥. Atkinson
German Catholics Rights Defined in Signed Concordat
Vatican City July. The German Vatican concordat defining the rights of Catholic political groups and the church in Germany was signed in the office of Cardinal Pacelli with Vice Chancellor Von Papen and German aides. The Vatican spokesman called the church well satisfied with the result.
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Vatican City
Germany
Cardinal Pacelli
von Papen
Pizverde
Claviand
Gardinal Papell
Vatican
Couple Charged With Mail Threats In Missouri
In St Louis on July 8 a young couple faced warrants for violation of the Cochran act, charging sending threatening letters by mail. Jesse McLaughlin, 28, and his wife Bessie McLaughlin were named in the warrants issued by United States Commissioner Burke in a case growing from an extortion attempt against merchant Robert E. Lamear who received a threatening letter demanding 500 dollars and handed a dummy package to an agent.
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RT. Louis
INS
St. Louis
Cochran
United States
Burke
Robert E. Lamear
Jesse McLaughlin
Bessie McLaughlin
Lamear
Diréel
700 000 Increase in State Deficit
The state deficit rose by almost $700,000. The general revenue fund stood at $4,757,499 by dine a, down from $4,080,041 in May. The scheme fund had $320,151, yet owed $7 on per capita appropriation rent for the current year, totaling $10,677,439.
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Austin
Comptrater
Quarrel Over Instructions Ends in Slaying in Oklahoma
John Geny a 34 year old farmer was held for questioning in Ada Oklahoma today as Charley Long a local employee died from a bullet wound. The incident arose from a quarrel over instructions for the slaying of a catapult request or similar.
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Ada
Okla
John Geny
Charley Long
Letters to the Editor Praise and Critique of Medical and Educational Stance
The Light prints letters signed by readers, omitting names on request. One writer defends medical experts in tuberculosis cases and criticizes government and policy silence on reforms. Another praises McGuffey readers and laments eroding moral instruction, signing as Winona Bernice Adams.
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Caust
Oklahoma Teat Book Commission
McGuffy
Fibeir Geaders
Hook Wat
Chey
Winona Bernice Adams
Editorial Wins High Praise in The Lightfront Page
The Light editorial on July 6 earns strong acclaim for opposing county government and urging political reform. It lauds abolition of county control and hints at county judge Frost Woodhull's tax cutting stance while noting county commissioners rejected his bond proposal. George Murphy signs the piece.
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Bexar County
Frost Woodhull
Woodhull
George Murhay
Condition of Barber Shops Hit Editor The Light
A letter signed American Citizen questions barber shop rent on Alamo Plaza at 200 per month, denounces cheap shops for fines and disease risk, and calls for penalties including license forfeiture to protect public health.
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Alamo Plaza
Ita
Overworking Of Women And Girls Praised By Protesters
The Observer notes a protest against overworking of poor women and girls, while men stay silent and fear loss of livelihoods. It argues ministers should recognize workers unable to attend church due to Sunday labor pressures.
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Winder
Recovery plan faces menace as nation eyes federal aid
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a tense stance on a national recovery effort. References to a domineering force and community viability suggest opposition to federal assistance, with unclear names or dates. The text reads as a political briefing about potential relief and governance, but details remain obscured.
Aimée Hutton McPherson Vanishes Again in France
Paris reports Mrs Aimee Bemple McPherson known as Sister Aimee fled from an American hospital with her nurse and companion Roberta Smyth and their escort Louis Meehan. Her daughter Roberta returned to Paris but would not disclose her mother location. Aimee is said to be in the South of France, leaving hospital against doctor approval amid concerns over Angelus Temple affairs in Los Angeles.
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Paris
Aimee Bemple
McPherson
Hutton
France
Aimee
Los Angeles
Square
Secusion
Mia
Roberta Semple Smyth
Bernica Middleton
Lows
Louis Meehan
Roberta
Charles Howe
Bove
Catholic Women Meet in Colorado Springs Convention
Several hundred delegates are expected in Colorado Springs next week for the 1933 supreme International bi annual convention of the Catholic Daughters of America to be held July 3 to 7. Many noted Catholic women will take part in the conclave. Cross-border travel totals show large Canada United States crossings with 23 165 782 bridge ferry and tunnel users and 7 632 000 motorists.
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Colorado
Prings
Colo
The
Catholic Daughters
Bf Ayner
Ottawa
Canada
United
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