Moseley Praises Hitler Aide Remarks Hearings
Washington June 1 Maj Gen George Vin Mosley retired testified before a House committee on Hitler's aims and Jewish remarks. He said some of Hitler’s comments were reassuring though not approving his methods, and commented on Jewish courts and international Jewish control. He defended taking back and placing Germany under German control while denying endorsement of all tactics.
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George Vin Horn Mosarey
Hitler
Germany
House Committee
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Campbell
Owensboro
Tfier
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Moseley
Refaria
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Jetter
George É Depliieragé
St. Albans
W. Va Hatinna
Knights of the White Gawelta
Presson
Moshey
United States
Tie Committee
Atlanta Gad Journal
Sewish Court of Justice
New York
Sligants
Wold
Dave Regal
Arlik
Questo
Gtrikork
Moseley Salg Bn
Garner Lassoed by L A Girls in Texas Show
Vice President Garner met 350 Lasso Girls from Thomas Jefferson High School in San Antonio Texas. The group in cowgirl costumes sang The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You as Garner joked about Texas enthusiasm and holding hands with some of the girls.
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Washington
Garner
Fom
Thomas Jefferson High School
San Antonio
Texas
Barney
West Coast Spy Drive Tightened by Justice Dept
Attorney General Murphy announced the Justice Department is tightening counterespionage on the West Coast. Elevated radar and patrols target military and naval bases to bolster vigilance. Murphy justified the move saying it ought to be done and promises measures where necessary.
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Washington
Murphy
Justice Department
Large seizure of unauthorized Jews by patrol near Haifa
In Jerusalem on June 1 a British patrol cutter intercepted a Greek merchant ship in northern territorial waters. It seized 3060 unauthorized Jews, the largest catch of its kind to date, and brought them to Haifa. The ship, flying a Panamanian flag, may have its captain and crew prosecuted. the detainees will be subtracted from the regular Jewish immigration quota.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Girl Eight Bitten By Rattler At Home Hospitalized
Louise MeMeans eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G E McMeans of Gaughan road suffered a serious rattlesnake bite on her left hand while near a hole in ground burrow. Officials say she was bitten when her hand reached into the hole and the snake struck. Her parents rushed her to Robert B Green hospital for treatment.
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Louise MeMeans
Robert B. Green Hospital
Lautse
G. E. McMeans
Gaughan Road
Wes & Small
Lve
Gaston Nominated for Treasury Assistant Secretary
President Roosevelt nominated Herbert E. Gaston of Oregon and New York to be assistant secretary of the treasury. Gaston, previously a special assistant to Secretary Morgenthau, would succeed Wayne Taylor who resigned about six months ago.
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Washington
Herbert E. Ganton
Oregon
New York
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Gaston
Moargenthau
Wayne Taylor
Quait
Pershing Sails for France and General Sir William Haine Die
Gen Pershing sails for France hailed as fit and ready for duty. Aged 79, Lieut Gen Sir William Haine Marshall dies, former commander in chief of Bullish Toros in Meso Hotachia, reported today with limited clarity.
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Gen. Pershing
France
London
Sir Willian
Haine Matsiall
Bullish Torres
Meso- Hotachia
Maverick takes helm with pledges of economy and reform
Maury Maverick and four Fusion ticket commissioners were sworn in as San Antonio officials. The new mayor announced plans for a city manager system, budget relief, and streamlined administration. Notables attended include Mexican state representatives and local figures. Maverick’s staff included Lloyd Mellon as executive assistant.
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Maury Maverick
Fusion Party
San Antonio
Flayer McGown
H.R. P.“Hens- Helland
Jon Maverick
Paul
Maverick
Albert
Maverice Sr
Minverick Suneeedes
C. St. ‘Rum
Jett
Dan Quin
Reagan Henston
George Green
Malcolm Bardwell
Jacob Rubbl
City Pinks
Berlihd
Biba
Buldela
Lloyd Mellown
Id Recreativany Department
Tellephone Exchange
Mivertek
Conmulsstoness
Stamey Kisman
St. Mary's University
Mexico
Representativa
Austin
Alonso Perales
Mexican Solons Vote Bonuses to Boost Election Campaigns
Mexican congressmen voted themselves bonuses of 4000 pesos each labeled extra services in a message to President with no specifics. Deputies and senators privately said the funds were for 14 election campaigns. The appropriation totals over 1,250,600 pesos.
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Nigo City
Jung
Mexico
Ger+denos
Iis
Uie
Spanish village of Abaran faces civil war killings case
A military prosecutor in Murcia asks for murder charges against 13 people held in the village of Abaran. He seeks harsher penalties for four others connected to alleged civil war killings, as authorities pursue justice in a war crime case tied to the village.
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Murcia
Spain
Jude
Ant Nie
Abaran
Tandem
Heath
Drison Maitenera
Widow of Pioneer Engineer Dies in Taredo Era
Dickerson 74, widow of John R. Dickerson, engineer who guided the first international Great Northern passenger train into Laredo, dies in San Antonio.
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Cone
Mancuela TS. Dickerson
John R. Dickerson
Great Northern
San Antonio I
It Ain’t Going to Rain No More Prom Singers Claim
Fewer days of drought end as showers spread across San Antonio and vicinities. Forecasts predict more rain for two days, bringing a two day total near three inches and easing heat with highs near 90 and lows around 68.
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Prom
Javice
San Antonio
Jarboe
Jatboa
Romasini
Riou
Maverick Decrees End to Ticket Fixing in City
Mayor Maury Maverick announces end to ticket fixing as he assumes city government. He states the ban starts today and vows firm enforcement with warnings for first offenses and penalties for repeated violations, citing ticket fixing as a major cause of accidents. The pledge comes after a campaign blaming earlier practices for injuries and public concern.
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Maury Maverick
Maverick
Alopped
Erse
Caryidee Tempio Cal
Ham
Adjournment Date Fixing Refused in Texas House
In Austin the Texas House again refused to set a definitive adjournment date for the long session. A resolution proposing June 19 failed 43 to 45, with Rep. Troy E. Kern of Cooper opposing. The session has stalled over tax and pension measures and constitutional amendments sought by Governor O'Duster.
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Austin
Texas House
Texas
Ib Kitad
Tre Follen
Troy E. Kern
Cooper
Lee O'Duister
Thas Beer
Senate
House
Police Seek Two Kidnappers in Houston Robbery
Houston police today sought two men after L. M. Morgan of Tyler reported being robbed of 20 dollars and kidnapped with Albert Jones. The pair forced Morgan's car off the highway, beat him, searched them, and forced Jones into the car, driving toward Houston.
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Houston
L. M.morgan
Tyler
Albert Jones
Morgan
Jones
Ffouston
Man Jailed After Shooting of Child In Idabel
In Idabel Oklahoma on June 1 cNsdark Young was jailed after a shooting linked to a debt dispute. A 10 year old girl, Mary Virginia Harper, was struck and faces loss of vision in her left eye according to doctors. The incident occurred while the assailant attempted to avenge unpaid rent as his family planned to move toward Tluntsvilte Texas.
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Idabel
Okla
cNs
Dark Young
Tanbel
Atu Fansiy Tat
Hhe
Mary Virginia Harper
Hyer
Peruvians Plan New Bombers Flight to Lima
Three new Douglas attack bombers carrying six Peruvian army officers bound for Lima took off from Iauntelpat airport at 4:04 a.m. Los Angeles time today. The schedule had them heading to El Paso Texas, but officials said the flight would continue to Towrnville Tex for a safe landing.
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Lima
Los Angeles
Iauntelpat
el Paso
Texas
Cantina
Trownaville
Maverick hints at savings and plans after election
Mayor Maury Maverick announced savings totaling about 150,000 dollars from the new city government leadership. He cited cuts in salaries and departments, slum clearance focus, and unemployment relief for San Antonio. He aims to push aviation industry ties and river projects with federal help, planning meetings with city officials and agencies.
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Maury Maverick
Maverick
Mente
Tming
Ureney
Fvolderer
Paul Stoffley
Maury
Mavetick
Washington
Tin
Miury
San Anetanio
S. A
United States
San Ane Tanio
Nuny Ae Corps
United
San Antonio
Tn Indus
Miaury
Flowers
Robert FB. Green
Fort
Say Jenston
Senta Rose
Aud Woeodtien
The
World Hospitals
Perk
Henry Helnwis
Roger Stokes
Stokes
Pew
Usli
Oil Workers Talk Control In Extraordinary Congress
The OW Workers union met today at an extraordinary congress to press for transferring control of the oil industry to workers. The meeting, held in Maxco City in 1938, urged government action and cited parallels with railway workers and organized miners seeking relief from the American Smelting and Refining Company.
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Maxco City
Dlee Clas
Gsoute Cemlzak
Chicken Theft Sparks Atlanta Police Action
Atlanta June 1 a local patrolman arrested Hugh Lackey 18 for chicken theft from a duplex above Langley's home. The suspect, described with unclear details, allegedly took poultry amid a string of odd remarks attributed to a misread Nook and tread Balt.
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Atlanta
Townsend bill defeated in Wat Washington June 1
Washington June 1 The Townsend old age pension bill was crushed in the House today by a large margin. Before the vote Rep Treadway of Massachusetts urged returning the measure for further consideration with a view to a new bill offering equitable pensions on a pay as you go basis. The bill was defeated 303 to 87.
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Washington
Townsend
Represettatioe Treadway
Reepublican
Massachusetts
Trendwvay
Reptlican
Bint Geoute
Lie Byt
Ship Delays Departure From Havana Deliberate Postponement
A cargo ship carrying Jewish passengers delayed its departure from Havana as authorities postponed the voyage to Germany. Police and ship guards remained on board at the captain’s request amid fears of possible violence or self harm by crew members during the tense delay.
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Havana
Cuba
Glistayshraeeder
Grimar
St. Louis
Grymany
Lowliches
Traffic Deaths for Texas in April Reach 100
Texas officials report that April traffic fatalities rose to 100 after a revision by state police. The update reflects changes from earlier tallies, adjusting the previous April count from 92 to 100 and confirming the final figure.
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Texas
Austin
Sige 1
iPi
Uaffic
Mitch Tops Europe in Wartime News Roundup
AP dispatch reports a mixed European front situation with British and Soviet tensions, negotiations in Moscow over Estonia Latvia and Poland, Romania backing King Carol’s coalition, and Danzig Nazi leader talks. Japan favors Manchukuo restoration while a Danube transport movement moves 20,000 soldiers.
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Russia
Britain
Sturinpetat
Mitch
Suarmines
Estenia
Latvia
Picland
Bucharest
Rumania
Nous
Carol
Free City
Danzig
Comnistonsr
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TORIO
Japan
Siovakia
DADIZ
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Transporta
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