Oil price talks ease market tensions seen in Tulsa
Tulsa reports show top crude price moves from Continental Oil at 7 cents a barrel, Barnsdall and Standard Oil Indiana follow with price boosts, and a possible compromise level near 6 to 8 cents. Magnolia Petroleum and others hint at broader price shifts as gasoline costs rise.
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Continental Oil Company
Barnsdall
Indiana
Brano and Crude of
Magnolia Petroleum
Siber
Hope For New Serum to Defeat Cancer in War
London dispatch reports hope pinned on an anti cancer serum after ten years of research by the London cancer research board led by Dr Thames Jamsden. The serum is being tested on 25 neuralidc cancer patients with some showing temporary benefit according to the tenth annual report of the British empire cancer camp.
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Hope
London
Positive Relief For Itchy Shin and Skin Ailments
A promotional note claims cooling and soothing treatment called Blut Star Oldmeat motta provides fast skin relief. It purports to send medicines deeply into the skin layers to kill itch and various conditions such as eczema, ringworm, and foot itch, mentioning money savings and quick action.
Railroads Employ 20,200 in June
Railroads in June added 20,200 workers, according to Interstate Commerce Commission figures. Total payroll expansion came from train and engine service staff, rising from May levels and indicating substantial growth in the sector.
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Wasitington
B. C
Tony Able
Interstate Commercce Commission
Negro Doctor Faces Major Suit Amid Shifting Marital Ties
The Los Angeles case centers on Dr Eugene C Nelson a Black physician who wed Helen Worthing and now faces a $100000alienation suit from her husband. The proceedings touch on fraud claims in marriage and a minister's daughter alleging citizenship misrepresentation.
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Los Angeles
Eugene C. Nelson
Helen Lee Worthing
Leo
Desmond
Long Island
Deamond
Miss Worthing
Desmoud
Ble
A. J. Poole
Fead
Desmonds
United States
Great Britain
South Texas Chamber to Discuss U S Loan Plan
Burk Taylor of the South Texas chamber of commerce will tell Corpus Christi and other towns how to pursue government public works loans. Colonel Donald H. Sawyer, temporary director of the Public Works Administration, said he was mailing 1500 loan applications for distribution to regional subdivisions in South Texas. The forms will be sent to political subdivisions as they are received.
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D.C
U.S
Burk Taylor
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Christians
Donald H. Sawyer
Public Works Administration of Washington
South Texas Chamber
South
Tuses
Roosevelt Divorce Defense Moves Toward Quiet Plea
Reno July 11 The Roosevelt divorce case remains largely private but reports say Mrs Elizabeth Roosevelt will likely file an answer and cross complaint to the president’s son's suit within a week If adopted the decree could be entered without her personal appearance as she offers testimony to support her cross claim.
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Billall Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Exports May Be Further Curtailed by Tariff Increases
Paris reports the possibility that American exports to France may be cut further by tariff hikes of 90 to 150 percent in 64 coal categories. The law, rushed through parliament at closing session, targets Germany, but applies to other nations as well, listing items such as tin, chemicals, rubber goods, surgical wares, bathings, bags, and ragor pieces.
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France
Germany
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Bagcape
Winans to Tour Civilian Conservation Corps Campus Area
Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Winans commander of the Birth Coms Area plans to leave San Antonio on Wednesday for an inspection tour of CCC campuses in West Texas New Mexico and Arizona He will be accompanied by Capt. Loren F Parmley aide and expects to visit Bert Davik Fort Bliss Buver City Fort Hanelyca Grand Canyon Fingetafe and Santa Fe.
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Edwin B. Winans
San Antonio
Civilian Conservation Corps
West Texas
New Mexico
Ari- Fone
Loren F. Parmley
Bert Davik
Fort Biss
Buver City
Fort Hanelyca
Grany Canyon
Fingetafe
Santa Fe
Boy 7 Hit by Auto Recovers at Hospital
Rudolph Osela, seven, of 13 South Comal Street, was recovering from injuries after being struck by a car late Monday. His head hit the pavement and witnesses reported the impact before medical aid arrived.
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Rudolph Osela
South
Comal Street
Pallee
Pan American relief flight aids La Pesca marooned villagers
Brownsville July 11 Pan American planes carry food to the 350 marooned residents of La Pesca on the Mexican coast. The load, secured locally and wrapped for shock resistance, will be delivered to Chamai ranch runners who will take it to La Pesca. In Memphis a health officer reports a ceiling of 14 mallard eggs laid by ducks, with 13 hatched. two ducklings are from the same egg.
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la Pesta
Mexico
Here
Chamai Ranch
la Pesca
Memphis
Fenn
Oy. G W. Polk
County Health Department
Serious Crash Injures Three Men on Laredo Road
Three men were seriously injured in a three-vehicle collision on Highway 40, about 40 miles east of Tarran. George Demotsis of Corpus Christi suffered critical injuries, with EB. L. Andersant and Heblyongie Hochman and John Stemutia also badly hurt. Two other passengers were knocked unconscious but sustained no further injuries. Authorities are investigating. The injured were transported to Laredo Hospitals.
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Tarran
George Demotsis
Promingnt Bisl Heestun
Corpus Chriati
EB. L. Andersant
Heblyongie Tiochman
John Stemutia
Drowned in Manchuria Disaster Reported Off Shore
A stained dispatch from Dairel Manchuria notes 168 persons missing after a Chinese steamer sank near a Tokyo bound liner. The incident follows a disrupted call for supplies from Piggly-Wigley stores as Japanese authorities seek a copy of The Light's publication.
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Tokio
Dapas
Dairel
Manchuria
Todey
Tunen
Calliding
Storm Bares Buried Camp on Brazos Island Site
Reading through a lime preserved paper reveals a Civil War era site on the north end of Brazos Island. Found are sabers rifles pistols and pullets with a dated June 1963 inscription. The report links the discovery to a federal Army post and notes its historic wartime context.
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Brownsville
Brazos Island
Meads plan cuts air mail lines to save funds
Washington July 1. Rep Mead of New York, chair of the house post office committee, forecast elimination of several air mail lines to save about 3,500,000 in post office subsidies. Included in the cuts was the Dallas Los Angeles line.
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Washington, D.C
Post Office Department
Representative Mead
New York
House Post Office Committee
Mead
Dallas-Los Angeles
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