State selects architects for jobs across institutions
The Texas state board named architects for numerous campus and hospital projects totaling about $2,000,000. Projects include dormitories, storerooms, and equipment at Abilene and other facilities in Galveston, Waco, Corsicana, Longview, Tyler, and Kerrville. Notable awards cover Abilene State Hospital, Waco State Home, Corsicana State Hospital, and multiple sanatoriums, with builders, firms, and funds specified.
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Aubtin
State Board of Contral Yterday
Abdurne
Gaskills
McDaniel
AbWent
Fret Filford
J. H. Hughes
Ivilene Psychopathic Hospital
Galveston
Fred T. Stafford
Gsinns Ville
Elmer G. Withers
Woruls
Waco State Home
Birch D. Easterwood
Weco
Selson
Gatesyile
Brooks T. Pearson
Waco State Orphans’ Home
Corseana
Blanding
Corsicana
State Hospital
P. E. Ziamerny
Longview
Hal BH
Ward
Maddox
Houston
Shirley Simons
Tyler
Tern
Wailer Snerp
H. B Themeon
Dallas
Truck Driver Collapses From Fumes After Complaint
J. W. Todd, driver of a closed delivery truck on Capital Avenue, narrowly escaped death Friday after fumes from the motor reportedly filled the cab. He collapsed while asking nearby for help, was taken to Roberts Green hospital in Jamima Fort Lane Hoyton, and treated for exposure. A second person, a singer named to Roberts Green hospital after a car incident, was also listed.
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J. W. Todd
Capital Ave
Finn
Robesta Green
Jamiema
Fort Lane
Hoyton
Boty Sa
Singer
Roberta Green Hospital
Visit to Cemetery Reports Death by Own Action
Police reported a death by self harm following a visit to a cemetery. The incident involved FR Hal Ne Leds and took place near 8 Country Lane Ball. Despondency linked to the event is noted in initial findings.
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Xeokuk
Tawa
Daly
Hal
Irmacer
Steel Firm to Defy Strikers in East Chicago
A steel firm near East Chicago plans to continue operations despite a strike by workers at the local mill. The company and employees prepared for a meeting to discuss conditions and potential impacts over the next ten days.
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Chicago
Ingr
Youngstown
Shersud Tye Company
GTO
Sinke
NYA Project Receives Final Approval for Youth Work
Final approval announced for a six week NYA project to place Texas youths in part time farm and agricultural instruction. About 150 to NT A college, 30 at Prairie View, 350 girls to John Tarleton, with 46 plus from Bexar county. Transportation and local cooperation sought. eligible youths should apply at the NYA office in the Smith-Young tower.
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Ahy Fort
Texas
J.C. Ketlam
Wire Johnson
Adoul JO
Bexar County
Johnson
NYA
Smith-Young Tower
Nations Act To Build Road In Central America
The United States and regional manufacturers form a task force to speed the Central American highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Foreign minister Luis Manuel Devesle says President Somoza endorses progress on the Nicaraguan link while Secretary of State Cordell Hull reviews current plans with officials. The highway aims to connect Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Guatemala with eight bridges planned and funding requested from Congress.
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Alun Governmest
Aktourgaln Manufacturers’ Association of
United States
Panama , Canal
Luis Manuel Devesle
Reepublic
Somoza
Statio PveEg Ling
Simte Hil
Hull
jThomas
Costa Rica
Canan
Honduras
Guate
Congress
Thousands Enroll in GCC in Eighth Corps Area
About 3455 youths in the Eighth Corps area will enroll in the CCC from July 10, with replacements in Ninth Corps projects. Oklahoma will supply 167, North Texas 298, East Texas 150. total corps area in Oregon and California 4800. Remaining 2800 come from Texas 1230, Oklahoma 980, Colorado 275, New Mexico 100, Arizona 125, Wyoming 20. 580 veterans include 365 from Texas, 100 from Colorado, 30 from Oklahoma, 47 from New Mexico, and 38 from Arizona. Enrollment ceilings rise to 33 500 juniors and 2300 veterans. Senior enrollees age limits shift from 37 to 25 years. Enrollees signed for six months.
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Eighth Corps
CCC
Ninth Corps
Oklahoma
North Texas
East Texas
Oregon
California
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizawa
Wromins
Oklahomaa
Ariana
Gable and Whiskers Pursue Hunting Holiday
Fragmentary report notes Gable and Whiskers on a hunting trip near Glacier nations. The piece mentions Gable forgetting maneuvers and temporarily suspending moves for sport, with references to Miesovia Mant and a belied ape prow.
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Gable and Whiskers
Miesovia
Raneh
Glacier Nations Pars Me
Mie Movins
Slaying of Farmer and Daughter Probed in Mississippi
County Attorney Rovian Woodall stated investigators are examining the deaths of Johny Ponder, 60, and his daughter Paine Ponder near Wood Hew. Deputies tracked a lead miles from the site as officers combed the area for evidence in this fatal case.
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Rovian Woodall
Johny Ponder
Paine Ponder
Wood - Hew
Ponder
Delphian Program at Greater Lexas And Pan-American Expo
Exposition to Hold Delphian program at the Greater Lexas And Pan-American exposition next Thursday. Speakers from OxIonoma Arkansas Texas and New Mexico to address attendees. A musical program and animal reception planned as part of the meeting.
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Greater
Lexas
OxIonoma
Arkanania
Texas
New Mexico
Officer Loses Arms to Felon in Texas Escape
A state highway patrolman was wounded as nine prisoners escaped Eistham Prison, with four recaptured and one kidnapped man released. Officers and patrols pursued across northeast Texas near Alto, Dallas, and Alto, halting a parked car as four men fled on foot through brush.
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Jeon Tsville
Eistham
Texas
Alte
UCN
Dallas
Alto
Sididenty
Roosevelt Newlyweds Leave for Montreal on Honeymoon
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his bride Ethel DuPont depart Honeymoon retroat for Montreal with plans to continue to Europe tomorrow from Montreal. The route and timing are briefly noted as the couple travels postwedding.
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Roosevelt
Montreal
Gampobella
WN. B
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
Seattle Star Opens Under Guard
Seattle Star management reported newsroom and mechanicals on schedule for 10 editions while American Newspaper Guild reps held night sessions on a proposed settlement. About 20 uniformed police and a dozen detectives guarded the plant. Teamsters observers stood nearby. printers and other union members reported for shifts. The Star offered to keep 19 circulation staff paid pending jurisdiction decisions by a National Labor Relations board or courts. Pickets were moved back and editors began duty, with police protection pledged. In Bellingham, the Evening News suspension since June 3 was noted as another guild dispute.
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Seattle
Jay
Seattle Star
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters Nad
Charles P. Howard
Guid
Stars
Billingham
Wash
Evening News
Star
Teamsters' Unions
National Labor Relations Board
Jas
Stan
John FP. Dores
Potice
Rotary to Raise 2 000 000 for International Goodwill
Maurice Duperrey elected International president amid a drive to fund Rotary goodwill pacers aiming to build amity between nations. Delegations from各 countries will be sent to foster understanding following the Nice France convention.
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Rotary
Rotary International
Ule
Wyk Bonth
English- Inc
Crump
Wheeler Denounces New Judicial Reorganization Bill
Washington July 9 The administration faced sharp remarks from Senator Wheeley Montana Democrat as he condemned the proposed judicial reorganization measure. He accused supporters of selling a Roosevelt backed plan by propaganda and political pressure and urged a constitutional amendment debate. He also threatened to block other business by opposing a new AAA bill from Senator Pope, halting further proceedings.
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Washington
Wheeley
Democrat
Montana
Park
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Pope Democrat
Idghol
Lr. Dustlow
OM Bul
Hitler vs Stalin reshapes British rearmament drive
London dispatch outlines Britain's plan to counter a potential clash between Hitler and Stalin. Nations fear a global war, so Britain hikes spending to fund battleship production, air power, and armies for five years. Diplomacy seeks a peace accord between Germany and the Soviet Union, though direct talks seem unlikely.
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Knickerbocker International
Erwright
London
D.S
Hitler
Stalin
Earth
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Britain
Soviet Union
Baron von Neurath
Thinister
Europe
Britain Eyes Peace Amid German Russian Tension
The piece assesses Europe’s risk of a German Russian alliance and Britain's wary stance. It notes Soviet pacifism claims, contrasts Bolshevik with Nazi states, and details Franco Soviet and Franco German moves. Britain’s Eden and Chamberlain aim to pressure Germany while preserving a peace through arms.
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Europe
Chamberlain
Eden
France
Helsium
Germany
Britais
Marine Sails to Hunt Woman Flier Amelia Earhart
Otto Cooper reports his father ship Lexington heads to join the hunt for Amelia Earhart. The Cooper family of 202 Ray Avenue, San Antonio, confirms their son is in the Marine Corps and aboard the Lexington.
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S.A. Marine
Otto Cooper
Lexington
Amelia Farhart
San Antonio
G. W. Cooper
Ray Avenue
Young Cooper
Marine Corps
Pioneer Jap Flier Killed In Monoplane Crash
Major General Benjiro Nigasawa, head of Kumagal Aviation school and aviation pioneer, died when his monoplane crashed in dense jungle near Jog Twar Pukishimas. The incident marks a fatal end to a renowned figure in early aviation.
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Benjiro Nigasawa
Kumagal Aviation Arhool
Ja- Patt
Mint for July One Day Relief for Tired Feet
Fragments describe Mint for July One Day Relief, claiming it cools and comforts tired feet, relieves corns and calluses, and reduces odor. It targets women in high heel use and men on long days, urging readers to ask a druggist for Mint for immediate soothing effect.
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Elise
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Tariff Commission
Robert Linear O'Brien
Massachusetts
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Guild
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Hitler VS. Stalin
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