Governor Roza Starling Seeks Reelect With Record.
Austin June 4 Governor Roza Starling announced for re election in Texas basing campaign on balanced budgets and achievements of two years in office. He cites tax cuts for Sabine oil beds, child welfare laws, prison reform, highway and budget reforms, and opposition to bonds, urging voters to judge by his administration's results.
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Mississippi and Florida to Pick Democratic Choice
Atlanta June 4 A F D Roosevelt backers claim Florida 14 and Mississippi 20 delegates as both states vote next Tuesday in the Democratic nominating process. Florida will name its choice in a statewide primary while Mississippi selects its candidate at a Jackson party convention.
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Man Arrested on Louisiana Burglary Warrant in San Francisco
View A. Stuart was arrested at a San Francisco street address by Detectives J. F. Leonard and F. C. Percy Saturday on a Louisiana burglary warrant and is held for Sheriff H. A. Relé at fake Charles, La.
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Louisiana
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Fake Charles
Senator Lewis May Add Sword to Colorful Dress
SHINGTON June 4 James Hamilton Lewis senator from Illinois has been commissioned by President Hoover as a lieutenant colonel in the reserves and may in the future add a sword to his picturesque ensemble He served in the Spanish American war Porto Rico campaign and on Gen FD Grant staff His commission grants him the right to wear regimentals and full dress on formal occasions colleagues in the Senate wonder what he will do at the next state function
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Governor Blewett Hesitant on Special Session Plans
Governor Blewing said a constitutional barrier blocks broad relief but did not dismiss lax relief talks. Petitions for a fall special session exist, with a West Texas movement reportedly enrolling over nine counties. Possible session could divert highway funds to retire road debt, while he promotes tax relief via reduced government spending and cites a lower dinner cost at the mansion. He will reveal facts next week from expenditure cuts and campaign stump remarks.
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Ross Blewing
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Senator Hopkins Undecided on Governor Race
GONZALES Texas June 4 INB Senator W E Hopkins of Gonzales said he is undecided about whether to enter the Governor’s race. He noted a petition from 500 Bastrop County citizens and would consult with his friends before making a definite statement.
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Bixar County
Tulip Blossoms Grown on Stalk Reported
In Bettendorf June 4 Clarence P. Brown rowed a quad tulip in his garden this year. The dower had four blossoms on the stalk.
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Clarence P. Brown
Armstrong Urges State Currency and Tax Reform in Texas
Fort Worth candidate George W. Armstrong urged passage of the Patman bonus bill and creation of a state currency to lift Texas from depression. He blamed Wall Street for delays, claimed the bonus would bring 98 million to Texas, and called for radical tax changes including income tax and real estate tax abolition. He endorsed the eighteenth amendment but avoided pro prohibition as an issue. He criticized Hoover and pledged continued highway and tax reforms.
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Progressive lead in printers union election totals
Unofficial results from 66 local unions show the Progressive ticket ahead of the Independent slate by margins from 5,000 to 15,000 votes in the biannual International Typographical Union election. Incumbent president Charles P. Howard of Chicago leads Leon H. Rouse of New York City 24,954 to 24,987 in early counts from 665 locals, signaling Howard’s fourth full term.
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Chicago
Leon H. Rouse
New York City
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Hoover Danes Confer About Relief Plans
President Hoover and Reconstruction Finance Corporation members discussed a program to extend material relief to destitute states and municipalities. Dawes, Meyer, Jones, Couch, McCarthy, Hurley, Ballantyne attended as experts. Loans to hard pressed states like Illinois and Pennsylvania would fund employment relief amid starvation fears in Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Wilson McCarthy
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Arthur Ballantyne
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Secret 1982 GOP Platform Parley T: Secret 1982 GOP platform talks near Hoover era reformers discuss prohibition and farm issues at Congressional Country Club with Garfield in attendance
G O P leaders convene in Washington to settle platform planks ahead of the GOP convention. Elder statesmen, invited senators, and James Garfield meet at Congressional Country Club while Simeon Fess and William Borah are absent from the talks. Borah meets Garfield privately to discuss prohibition and farm relief questions.
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Receiver Is Asked for Utility Firm Actions in Minneapolis
Roland B. Moore, a Chicago stockholder, filed a receivership petition against Central West Public Service Company. The $9,000,000 Delaware corporation operates in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota and Texas with headquarters in Omaha. Moore accuses Max Microw, chairman of the board, of failing to safeguard the company's creditors.
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Missionary Attacked by Japanese Forces in Harbin
Charles Leonard, Southern Baptist Missionary from Statesville, NC, reported to U S Consul General Harbin that a Japanese finder struck him on a Harbin street as a taxi approached. Leonard described the ambush near a military truck and noted the incident occurred while he was en route to a protest at Japanese headquarters.
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Southern Baptist Mission Home
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Pancakes Cook Themselves At Button Activated Diner
New York reports a diner with a button system that automates pancake cooking. A glove device feeds batter into a pan, browns it, and forms ready plates. After the meal, the machine self-cleans the kitchen, promising fully automated service in a futuristic dining setup.
Child Grins Chews Gum After Groundbreaking Jaw Operation
SAN BENITO June 4 INB Ernesto Rodrigues aged 1 chewed gum and grinned as an operation unlocking his jaws succeeded. He had anchylosis with jaws clenched, risking starvation. Surgeons cut cheek incisions and chiseled through to separate jawbones, keeping him alive on liquids until chewing was restored.
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Frnesto Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Bank Blast Fails To Harm As Smoke Clouds Los Angeles Bank
A bomb hidden in a handbag exploded just before noon at the Security First National Bank in downtown Los Angeles. The blast caused no injuries or damage, though smoke filled the main office and 100 customers were inside. Tellers shut cages and guarded the money while officials directed evacuations.
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Ferguson Attacks Highway Commission In Texas Rally
Dallas crowds heard former Governor James E Ferguson and Miriam A Ferguson denounce the highway commission. Ferguson claimed Texas lacks needed roads and reiterated his slogan of two governors for the price of one if Mrs Ferguson is elected.
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James E. Ferguson
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Fergguson
Ferguson
Alte Highway Commission
Five candidates file for Democratic primary nomination
Five candidates, including three incumbents, filed with county chairman John K. Weber for the Democratic primary. County Judge W. A. Warebech, District Attorney Walter Tynyn, and Constable Will W. Want seek re election. John 6 HeNee] Sy! seeks sheriff against Sheriff Albert Hausser. Merle Slames filed for state legislature Place No 1 but withdrew and filed for Place No 2. Weber said June 20 will set the ballot filing fee and June 25 is the final payment date. Last Minute ad service notes calls for ads by 6 pm Saturday.
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HeNee] Sy
Albert Hausser
Merle Slames
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