A Puzzle for Congress and Experiments in Magic
Abridged column by Arthur Brisbane surveys veterans in Washington pressuring for full bonus payment, with a note on a German British experiment to turn a goat into a youth on the Brocken moonlight. Also references Mexican church reforms, French Revolution religion decline, and a Missouri congressman's proposal to allow naval officers to marry soon after graduation.
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Goethe
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Millon
Floods strike Oklahoma City drowning five reported dead
A sudden flood from the Canadian river and Lightning creek swept Oklahoma City, trapping families and causing at least five drownings. Reports described bodies recovered on South Twenty-first and Twenty-fifth streets, a five-year-old in five feet of water, and a man on horseback lost while crossing flooded streets. Emergency shelters opened, national guard deployed, and city pumps operated to relieve inundated basements and streets.
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Third Street
Taylor School For Boys
Muronard
Okla
Home City
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South Side
Melrose Park
Capitol
HNL
Robert Auris
Capitol Hill
Lightning Creek
National Guard
First National Bank and Truat Company
Rover Wouse
Houwire
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Madison Avenue
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Loding
Harry
P. Wehbigren
Weatherman
Anid
Malta Prime Minister offers church apology to bishops
Lord Suickland, Malta’s prime minister, ended a long dispute with the church by offering an apology to the bishops of Myla. In response, the bishops withdrew a May 1930 pastoral letter urging Catholics to abstain from voting for the Strickland party in planned elections.
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Valesta
Lord Suickland
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Strickland
Police monitor rail yards amid marchers lack of force
Police watched railroad yards Thursday night to stop commandeering freight cars, but none appeared. By Friday morning there were about enough automobiles for all the men, and only a few were walking.
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Cloudy with showers and potential thunderstorms Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures around 20 degrees with highs near 86. Moderate to fresh southerly winds. Similar unsettled conditions expected across Texas and West Tennessee with showers and possible storms Friday night and into Saturday, and cooler nights ahead.
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Ocean Flier Sets Out From New York for Warsaw
Stan Islaus Mausner of Newark plans a non-stop Atlantic flight in a Bellanca monoplane Santa Rosa Maria. He lifted off from Floyd Bennett Field with 425 gallons of fuel, carrying letters and provisions, escorted by a navy plane, aiming for Warsaw with possible stops at London or Paris if needed. His wife Martha accompanied in a second plane, and the pilot hoped to reach Warsaw in about 44 hours over a route south of the steamer lanes.
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Poland
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Jhay Marr Frag
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Paris
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Ilter
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Clarence Chamberlain
Atlantic
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James Ho Kimball
Bie Yean
Aulantie Oights
Hansner
Martha
Blanistaus
Stanley
Bor Ty Banok
Price of Kisses Sparks Row in Buffalo Scandal
In Buffalo on June 3 Daniel Petrelli faced an assault charge after admitting he visited his estranged wife and paid her four dollars for a kiss. He claimed she hiked the price later, prompting a dispute that escalated into a public row and a police inquiry.
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Daniel Petrelli
Wis
Veterans caravan leaves San Antonio for Washington to lobby
A Texas veteran march from San Antonio to Washington began at dawn near city hall. About 135 men, led by Rev. Louis Davis, left for Dallas then on to Washington amid no disturbances. Police monitored the scene as veterans carried their war records and traveled by rail and auto toward their destination. Continued on Page 7.
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Uney
Owen W. Xilday
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Otter
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Viola
Short Cases of Rack Od Revealed in Senate Hearing
Senate Banking Committee hearings reveal John J. Raskey sold General Motors stock short while an officer of the corporation. Haskob, Democratic National Committee chair, presents an itemized account spread across three accounts and asserts that short sales occurred only on two technical occasions. David Lion of New York testifies that stock worth $6,000,000 moved for publicity for pools on the stock exchange, yielding him about a half‑million dollars. Gray reads NYSE rules on press employment and market manipulation.
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Senate Banking Committee
John J. Raskey
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Haskob
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National Committee
Nome
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Gray
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Raskab
David Lion
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Lion
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Stock and Bond Reporter
Hearst to Discuss Tax Methods on WOAI Tonight
William Randolph Hearst will speak from Los Angeles for NBC and be heard in San Antonio on WOAI at 8 45 p m central time tonight in a five minute coast to coast broadcast on taxation methods. The audience response to Hearst's remarks has been large and international interest has grown as foreign papers request copies.
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W.R. Hearst
Henrat
Callie Dogs Save Life Of Teacher In Ontario Fire
Bigwood Ontario June 1. Callie dogs credited with saving the life of Miss Loretta Page a 22 year old teacher after a fire swept a school section. Three pupils perished before the dogs aided in rescuing other children and Mrs Page leaped from a window as flames overwhelmed the scene.
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Ont
P—Tya Callie
Loretta Page
Brachtz
Ernest Gauther
Migs Page
6 Officers Taken Off Regular Duty by Chief Kilday
Chief Owen Kilday ordered the first police personnel cut due to financial readjustment. Six officers and three police matrons were placed on light duty or extra duty, including Madam B Buller and BS Willis, matrons Pearl Thompson, and motorcycle policemen J L Yanda and A Pores, plus patrolmen A E Berry and W Cnckrelwid. Regular salaries had been trimmed, with two days' layoff for all last month.
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A. E. Berry
Albanian King Zog Denied Seriously Ill Reports
The official Albanian agency in Vienna denied Bucharest rumors that King Zog of Albania was seriously ill. The king is in good health. The report claimed Mussolini planned to occupy Albania if the king died, but no such plan is confirmed.
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Wolf at Door of Pioneer Film Man
TIOLLY WOOD Calif June 3 The wolf is above door of the mansion of Chirices Christie pioneer film producer has told a judge in explaining why he cant pay a 14900 judgment. He said a friend stole rim to cash for his 20000 automobile. His timber and his streams must go I havent got 4 dime he said
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Chirices Christie
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Planes Continue Search for Pair Over Newfoundland
The sea off Grant's Island near St Anthony, Newfoundland, today fouled by planes from Montreal and Boston, continues search for Anthi Sullivan, Newfoundland aviator, and Karl Kuehnert, Grenfell mission dental surgeon, who have been missing since departing on a pleasure flight from St Anthony Monday.
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Karl Kuehnert
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Autos Banned in Fire Island Resort Village
Ccean Beach New York June 4 Trustees ban automobiles in the resort village from now until December 1 allowing only the refuse collector and the fire department to drive. Bicycles are also banned. The measure follows a motor vehicle hill a bicycle incident.
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Fire Island
Treasury report reveals receipts and expenditures for day
Treasury report from Washington details receipts for the day totaling 1,904,910 dollars and expenditures of 72,001.25. The document cites customs duties and other line items, indicating daily financial activity and balances for the period.
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Washington, D
Calary Cuts Tbe Made Trustees War Calary Cuts Tbe Made
San Antonio teachers face layoff as the board adopts a resolution to not reappoint married women whose husbands earn $2000 or more annually. Reappointment will vary with later salary reductions, and 12 month pay terms are set. The list includes 16 elementary teachers and 23 junior high staff, with 13 white and 5 Black women among the affected. Re-elections cover others, and over-70 rules change for first-semester terms.
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Board of Education
Ute
Wor
Wilams
Ney
Misdames
Eva Hill Ack
Eimma S. de Burgas
Gladys Gary
Fragmented OCR: scattered names and terms in garbled text
A jumble of improper words and scattered proper names appears, with references to places, people, and acronyms. The legible content offers no clear event, action, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
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