Brazil Fed erals press Sao Paulo area in 191? conflict
Reports from the Barre Manse region say federal commander General Monteiro opened an assault with aerial bombardment on rebel positions near Paraty and the coastal town as the federals push toward Orusueiro City, a key rail hub between Sao Paulo Rio Janeiro and Minas Gerais. Talks in Sao Paulo and insurgent capital negotiations hint at possible armistice within days.
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Barre Manse
Te Tmat
Coes Monteiro
Paraty
Federels
Oruseiro
Ao Paulo
Rio Janeiro
Minas Gerpes
Arso
Progrem
Seo Paulo
Sao Paulo
Fed
Monteiro
Waresshers
Bodsy
Postal Rates on Bulk Magazines and Papers Reduced
The downtown post office announced a reduction in postal rates for magazines and newspapers as items moved to third class matter. Private individuals can mail heavy packages via parcels post if cheaper by weight, with a five pound parcel dropping from 40 cents to 16 cents.
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Deveat
Washington
Iths
J. W. Fuller
Clergy Reject Appeal on Irish Row Intervention
George Lansbury head of the Parliamentary Labor party urged the pope the archbishop of Canterbury the chief rabbi and the president of the Free Church to intervene in the Anglo Irish dispute but three religious leaders rejected the appeal in London in July.
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Lonndon
George Lansbury
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Canterbury
The
Free Chy
Death comes to veteran teacher Charles Mill Gayley
Dr. Charles Mill Gayley, 74, longtime English classics authority and professor emeritus at the University of California since 1983, died at his home today after a career spanning 52 years in higher education.
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Beheeley
Vaur
Gwye
Charles Mill
Gayley
University of California
Foreign Service Veteran Is Dead
Vi enna May 26 Nelson O Shaughnessy a veteran of the American diplomatic service died here yesterday after a long illness He was 55 O Shaughnessy served as secretary to American embassies and legations at Copenhagen Berlin Bucharest Vienna St Petersburg and Mexico City
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Foreign Service
Vienna
Nelson
O'Shaughnessy
Amercan
Copenhagen
Berlin
Bucharest
St. Petersburg
Mexico City
Progress Told at Church Convention
Christian educational programs are making progress in the Americas Europe and in Asia despite economic conditions speakers told the World Sunday School convention. In Israelon Nere today. Fen Ergay a home of your own. Many good boys used today in Light Classified Real Estate ada.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Americas
Europe
Asia
Irselon Nere
Fen
Ergay
Ada
Unclear OCR fragment on muscle rib pain remedies
Fragmentary OCR text describes rib pain from muscles and joints with references to Penetra and Penetralog products. Mentions relief claims and purported formulas by Meseorph's Geealoa Pure Anpitin. No coherent events or identities clearly identifiable.
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Meseorph
Evangelist Praises Bandits Over Breweries in Chicago
OBRCAGO July 36 The evangelist Billy Sudisy addressed 3000 delegates at Des Plaines camp grounds during the Chicago dry assembly last night. He declared bandits are better than breweries, tying his cut to Prohibition and noting 500000 new homes built since its start, with 65 percent owned by first time homeowners.
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Obrcago
INS
Bor
William
Billy
Sudisy
Chicagoland Dry Assembly
Des Plaines
Tax Rates for Utah State Tax Levy (Continued)
The tax board estimated school fund needs at 24.56 million with a 17.50 per student apportionment. non-ad valorem receipts of 1.49 million. levy needed about 21.74 million. a 35-cent rate would yield 13.72 million with potential apportionment changes. General fund requires 27.41 million with 27-cent rate yielding 2.65 million. school tax shortfalls projected at 7.99 million for the fund, totals include 20 percent contingency.
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Bchool
General Fund
Comptroller’s Office
General Revenue Fund
Tax Board
Bexar Rate to Wait on Equalizations
Bexar county may delay cutting the 1932-33 tax rate until August as commissioners decide whether to follow the state lead. Auditor Edger G. Garvey cites at least a month needed to set the new fiscal year’s rate after protests are heard by the board of equalization and after a full review of the current year’s expenditures. New valuations total 184 million dollars, about seven million less than this year, though not final pending board action.
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Bexar County
Edger G. Garvey
Bexar County Commissioners’ Court
Board of Equalization
Jessian
Cate
New York Men TJ Harvey Jr and Stuart Ralph Visit San Antonio
New York businessmen TJ Harvey Jr and Stuart Ralph are visiting San Antonio this week, staying at the Plaza Hotel. An old-time tacky dance is scheduled at Toudoure Hall Wednesday night with music by Jack Brookes DeLuxe. Admission 25 cents. Danceland hosts Pie special tonight with 25 cent admission featuring Al Brite's orchestra. Also promoting The Light's Free Rental Directory available at Plegly-Wiggly stores and the Special Notice column in Light Classified Ads.
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TJ. Harvey Jr
Stuart Ralph
New York
San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
Toudoure Hall
Jack Brookes
The
Light
Borah Plan For Debt Revision Opposed In Europe
Washington July 26 Senator William E Borah Republican of Idaho proposed revising Europas 11 billion debt with restrictions that would prompt European rejection, emphasizing opposition to cancellation unless the United States gains equal value. He urged drastic armament cuts, monetary stabilization, and world trade promotion as conditions, noting the exchange of debt cancellation for arms limitation had been rejected in Europe before.
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Washington, D. C
William E. Borah
Idaho
Europe
Borah
United States
Ousted Employes To Sue Over December Layoffs
Eighty three former Chicago and Northwestern workers announced plans to file suit for one million dollars in damages after being laid off in December 1829. They argue their contracts were violated and say non-union men were hired to run the shops. The case will be tried in Conk county courts.
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Gillespie
INS
Chicago and Northwestern
Conk County
Borah urges broader scope for postwar conference
The State Department stayed silent on Borah's call to cut armies and navies by at least half, while hints of a policy shift emerge. The administration backs joining an international economic conference but resists tying war debts and reparations to it. Borah argues both topics must be on the agenda.
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State Department
Borah
Borach
Byrd Holds Up Tap to Action on Veteran Aid
New York July 23 Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd rejected heavy government payments to non disabled veterans as a warlike issue. He postponed his Antarctic expedition until such campaign action is obtained and was elected chairman pro-tem of the National Economy League at its meeting. Archibald Roosevelt named national secretary pro-tem and Graham V. Blaine named national treasurer. Officers serve until September when a national convention is held.
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New York
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
National Economy League
Archibald Roosevelt
Graham V. Blaine
Bank of Manhattan
Cow Receives Flying Lessons From What Cheer Airport
A farmer in PAWTUCKET RB applied for aviation training after keeping an extra cow and a surplus. Officials at What Cheer airport allowed the cow to be the site of a joking aviation lesson, while the farmer earns weeks of free flying lessons and education on piloting.
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Pawtucket
RB. I
Reynolds' Brother In African Port Arrives Dakar Homeward
New York July 26 Dick Reynolds elder brother of Smith Reynold tobacco fortune heir who died from a bullet wound at Winston-Salem three weeks ago has arrived at Dakar Senegal in West Africa on his way home. He has been cruising off Africa in his combination yacht freighter.
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New York
Dick Reynolds
Smith Reynol Tobacco
Hher
Winston-Balem
WN. C
Dakar
Senegal
Years for Will Wright Ends With Fifteen Year Sentence
Will Wright, convicted in Thirty seventh District court on June 20 for the robbery of 976000 from R W Morrison jail magnate, was formally sentenced to 15 years by Judge W B Anderson Tuesday. Wright accepted sentence as attorney Walter Groce said an appeal will be made. A motion for a new trial based on technicalities was overruled before sentence. Groce noted an appeal from a five year grocery holdup conviction will be withdrawn. Several other indictments are pending.
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Will Wright
Thirty-seventh District
R. W. Morrison
W. 8
Anderson
Wright
Walter Groce
Grocerly
Gulf refineries boost fresh gas distribution network
Careful refinery placement along the Gulf ensures Gulf stations are near sources of fresh made gas. A vast fleet of tank trucks moves fresh gas to Gulf pumps, supporting rapid delivery and liquidity of fuel.
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Gulf
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