Solons Join Roosevelt On Tens Jaunt
Fort Worth July 11. President Roosevelt left the gateway to West Texas after a brief halt at a mail station, promising to return. Accompanied by his son Elliott and daughter in law Ruth, he greeted Texas representatives and posed for photos while crowds cheered. He rode to Amarillo with Allred, Connally, Maverick, and others, waved to towns along the route, and received a fort Worth crowd's warmth from a platform. The trip emphasized federal erosion and crop program aid in the region.
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Roosevelt
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Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Maury
Texse
Maverick
Maybrink
Marvin Jones
Amerilla
Lyndon Johnson
Aust
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Hatton Sumners
Dallas
W. D. Mac
Farlane
Graham
Allred
Tons Connally
James Y. Allred
Amarillo
Thang Goul
Esand
Sabarcay
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Rench
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Plains
Ben Elliott
Wichita Falls
Chu
Ohio
Kentucky
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Robert J. Burkley
Alben W. Barkley
Hattie W. Car
Elmer Thomas
Maury Maverick Comments Spark Roosevelt Train Stance
Maury Maverick, loyal to the administration, said he is getting on the train with the president who likes him. The remark, noted as frank, reflects Maverick’s attitude toward Roosevelt and the ongoing political scene.
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Maury ‘Maverick
Roosevelt
Maverick
Wis
Fenoadinya Son
Outlook Favorable for Fall Buying at Chicago Furniture Market
Chicago officials reported a strongly favorable tone for fall and winter buying as the international summer exposition of the furniture market drew a record attendance. Registrations rose 21 percent versus January. optimism among exhibitors grew. More than 5000 buyers from 45 states and four foreign countries attended last week.
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Chicago
Fatal Crash Blamed on Pilot Confusion
Washington reports the weather bureau says the pilot lost bearing due to a direction change and speed increase, causing a fatal crash near Warren California last March 1. Eight people died as the aircraft, tracing confusion to the pilot, descended into mountainous terrain.
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Washington
Bureau of Wit Commerce
Lamd & Travycontinental
iWesterly Aly "Iler
Warrena Calif
White Bureau
Steel Industry in Upturn for Week
Steel operations in the current week are estimated by the American Iron and Steel Institute to reach 32.9 percent of capacity, up from 22.4 percent last week. Atlantic operations stand at 27.1 percent, versus 82.7 percent a year ago, marking the strongest week since early April.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Atlantic
Bridge Diver Pays 310 to Win 2 Bet
William Dudley 34 leaped from a bridge into the Potomac to win a bet, paying a $10 stake. He was arrested for swimming from a bridge and refused hospital care, telling police he did not feel well.
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Washington
L— Leer
Willam FL
Dudley
Mourning Placed on Cardozo Chair in Court
The Supreme Court chair of Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo was draped with black silk. The cloth will remain at least 30 days, court officials said, and a successor may be chosen.
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Cardozo
Washington
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Safeguards Ordered for San Antonio Pools to Fight Disease
Immediate chlorination of seven San Antonio pools was pledged by Bark Commissioner Jacob Rubiola. Showers, chlorination bulbs, and gutters will be installed at Concepcion Park and Woodlawn Lake pools, with WPA labor if possible. Brackenridge Park pool will remain unchlorinated due to swift water flow. Fencing and showers to be added at five pools within a week. Admission charges of 10 cents for adults and 4 cents for children proposed at Concepcion and Woodlawn pools. Extra workers and re-routing drinking fountains were also discussed.
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San Antonio
Jacob Rubaple
Clip
Concepcion Park
Woodlawn Lake
WPA
Ely
Rubiola
Bhe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brackenridge Park
George ‘Fucker
Junior Chamber
Rabiola
Lab Concepcion Park
Woodlawn
Tucker
Rabinia
City Board of Health
Cuncepelon
Woodlawn Inkepaola
Mle
Coxtab
Watll
Withch Runicia
Rubioly
Seid No
Ruhlola
Alners Buss
J. &. Seibert
Henry Hein
Decency Legion Blocks Antiw ar Play in Sunken Garden
The Legion of Decency halted the proposed presentation of the antiwar play Idiot's Delight in the Sunken Garden. The Catholic church backed officials who read the script and pressured the director, threatening action if the show moved forward. The summer theater group headed by Bill Hussing had planned for July 27, with the cast in rehearsal and the group weighing a different play, To Quito and Back.
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Legion of Decency
Sunken Garden
Diot
Bill Hussing
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Legion
Wold
Aegion
Quito
Hockaday Held Over Jump At President Roosevelts Car
Wooly Hockaday of Wichita was jailed on disorderly conduct charges after attempting to leap onto President Roosevelts automobil and shine his shoes for a dime. Officials described him as a harmless eccentric and planned to seek institutional care rather than criminal charges. Detective Lieut Riggs filed the disorderly conduct case in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Wooly Hockaday
Wichita
Ken
T Oday
J Roosevalt
Bechet Service
Joan BE. Osborn
Hockaday
Roosevelts
Hughes Delayed After Paris Leg Of World Flight
Howard Hughes finally landed at Le Bourget after a record Atlantic crossing but weather and a minor tail repair delayed takeoff for Moscow. Paris greeters noted the big monoplane and the ambassador greeted the crew as Hughes prepared to refuel and resume the round the world journey.
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Paris
Lindbergh
Halsed
Patus
Howard Hughes
Atlantic
New York
Cherles A. Lindbergh
Hurtes
Museo
Moscow
Got
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Greenwich
Fowrman
Joris
Ront
le Bourgel
Tils
Buyslacas
British Kill 10 Arab Raiders Near Mount Tabay
In Jerusalem a patrol of British troops and Palestine police killed 10 attackers and wounded many more as they repelled an ambush near Mount Tabay, Deborah. One Jewish auxiliary soldier was killed, another wounded, and two British soldiers were hurt in the clash at Dabbourelyeh. Casualties in the ongoing fighting since July 30 exceed 300.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Mount Tubay
Deborah
Dabbourleyeb
Bay Searched for Exploded Craft Off Niantic Bay
Coast guardsmen at Niantic Bay search waters for wreckage to identify a craft that exploded and sank near Black Rock last night. Authorities at New London base say the boat sank about 7 30 p m with unknown identity and possible crew.
Ice Industry Plans Advertising Drive Campaign
Chicago reports that Burley Hust advertising director for the National Association of the Ice Industries announced a $10,000,000 advertising campaign to aid business recovery. The drive is planned for 1939 1940 and 1941 and represents the industry’s coordinated effort to boost demand.
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Chicago
Burley Hust
Tee, Industries
Weather Report for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Monday night into Tuesday with light to gentle southerly winds. Temperatures midweek expect highs near 98 degrees and lows around 74, with Sunday’s high near 97 and Monday morning near 72. East Texas shows similar partly cloudy conditions with possible local thunderstorms in extreme west portions.
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Ban’ Antonio
East Texareas
West Texas
San Antonio Weather Seen Staying Hot With Record Sets
San Antonio faces another hot week with Tuesday and Monday forecasts near the season high of 98 degrees. Humidity drops keep the heat from feeling as oppressive as last week, though the area endures a 56th day with no relief. Dry conditions threaten range lands as water shortages grow, and precipitation remains absent.
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Mort Healt
San Antonio
Swithh
Mercury
J. H. Jaraer
U. S
Jarbor
Bexar
San Antonians
Pennsylvania Graft Inquiry Is Ordered
Judge Paul N. Schaefler ordered the Dauphin county grand jury to begin an investigation into graft charges involving Governor George HW Farrell and 13 associates. He stated there is reasonable cause to believe the investigation will reveal criminal misconduct affecting public business, and noted the seriousness of the alleged graft scheme.
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Harnevnudtg. Pa
Paul N. Schaefler
Daupttin County
Harrissburg
George HW. Farle
Schaeffer
King George’s Condition Improves After Night Medical Review
Royal physicians report improvement in King George II after a gastric influenza. Queen Elizabeth travels by car from the royal lodge to Buckingham Palace as doctors continue morning examinations.
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Windson
Ingind
George
Elizabeth
Buckingham
Royal Lodge
AL Windsor
Tord Dawson
Penn
John Weir
Driver Shot Near Gonzales Filling Station
Carla W B 30 a fineman for the telephone company at Gonzales was shot just above the beam with a 28 caliber pistol while seated in a car at a Lean Springs filling station. He was taken to Robert Bilt Gres hospital in an Akers ambulance and listed in serious condition. An attendant at the station said a Mrs Davis, who appeared at the hospital, claimed she had been in the car with him during the shooting.
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Fineman
Telephone Companis
Gonzalés
Cay Abr
Lean Springs
H.a. m
Tyas
Robert Bilt “Gres Hospital
Akers Ambulane
New Leon Springs
Davis
Nations Agree on Refugee Program in London Talks
In private talks at the World Refugee Conference in Evian France delegates from 92 nations reported a virtual agreement on an Anglo American plan for a permanent refugee program in London. The conference hoped to present a finalized draft in the afternoon pending last minute developments.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
London
Japan Warns U S to Evacuate Battle Areas
Japanese broadcast warned the United States and other foreign powers to withdraw from China’s Yangtze region and from Hankow, Nanchang, Changsha, and Kiang, signaling possible bombardment targets. Insurgent air activity increased in Spain as government forces rushed reinforcements to mountain fronts.
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United States
China
Orienty
Spain
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