Texas highway bids set for 1.8 million project list
Austin Texas highway commission named low bidders on 1 775 143 worth of road and bridge work and separate projects in its Sunday session opening bids on several counties Ward and Worrell and Folglazier and Hott of San Antonio bid 107 482 the low on 3 6 miles of Highway 27 in Bexar county Sayers to east of Mare Rome June 4 IN S: Rome
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Spanish government to outlaw syndicalists amid fatal labor unrest
Madrid reports three killed and nine wounded as government threatens to outlaw syndicalists. Simultaneous strikes involve about 250000 workers across industries. Syndicalists in Madrid are accused of coercing socialist workers in cafes to close establishments and join the strike.
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Interclubs Target Sailors in Global Soviet Propaganda
A Romanian era exposé describes Interclubs in major ports as centers for revolutionary propaganda among seamen. It details recruitment tactics, activities in Soviet and foreign ports, and the distribution of Marxist literature via the International of Seamen and Dockers.
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Communist Party
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Faitory
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Legin
Rand
Communist International
International of Dockers
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Black Sea
Leningrad
Funeral Held for Mrs. Mary Holaday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Holaday forty of 428 West Waldlawn were held Thursday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with the Rev. Arthur R. McKinstry officiating. She was a San Antonio native, daughter of Charles Austin and Annie Austin, and survived by her mother and son Charles Austin Holiday a University of Texas student.
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Naval Academy graduates receive diplomas in Annapolis
Two hundred sixty two midshipmen earned bachelor of science degrees at the Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis Maryland. After ceremonies 216 were sworn in as ensigns and twenty five became second lieutenants in the Marine corps. Admiral Standley distributed diplomas and urged graduates to value character as the spark that drives action.
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Manila
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William H. Standley
Secretary of the Navy
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Parsons-FS Promoted in Washington
Washington June 4. President Roosevelt today promoted Brig. Gen. James K. Parsons, commander of the Fifty Brigade at Vancouver, to major general succeeding Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagsod who retired in May.
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Roosevelt
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James K. Parsons
Vancouver
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Johnson Hagsod
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King Edward Takes to Air Third Time
Windsor reports King Renard completed his third flight since becoming king, landing at Windsor Great Park in his private plane after a day touring his duchy at Cornwall estate. The flight followed his earlier outings from Roxboroigh airfield and marks another royal aviation appearance in royal duties.
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England
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