Moody Forecasts Moody Withdrawal From Democratic Ticket
Fredericksburg representative Alfred Petsch, longtime ally of Governor Dan Moody, predicted Moody will withdraw from the Democratic nomination race. Petsch, in Houston as a harmonizer between Moody and the highway chairman, said Moody would likely issue a statement to the state Democratic executive committee when they meet in Austin Monday.
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Navy to Present Shell to Hoover in 21-Gun Salute
Washington to receive a polished engraved shell from the Navy as a ceremonial gift to President Hoover. The shell will be fired in a 21 gun salute off the Virginia Capes on May 20, marking the first such tribute since Hoover took office.
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Moody backs Valley men in Harlingen speech
Governor Dan Moody urged Valley citizens to back a voluntary group of men of character to vouch for statements amid criticism of Valley Jam reforms. He credited Clarence Wharton of Houston for the suggestion and called for local support to counter the attacks from Midwestern critics.
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Dam tragedy damages awarded in Los Angeles suit
Four further damage claims totaling 50000 dollars were allowed against Los Angeles after the 1928 St Francis dam disaster. Ray Rising received 20000 for his wife's death and 5000 for a child’s death. Other awards include 3000 for Eleanor and 200 for Adeline Rising.
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Dynamite Blast Demolishes Car in Denver Night
In Park Hill Denver a dynamite explosion last night killed Dennis J. Phillips 23 of Denver Colorado while he was driving a car to dispose of the dynamite. The blast shattered windows and jars across the homes district, with car parts and body found 400 yards away.
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Man Arrested on Murder Charges in Packing Firm Case
Discovery that a fire was undamaged sparked an investigation that led to the arrest of K. H. Kimmel, president of TOPERA, on murder charges. Virgil Pointer allegedly confessed to killing Roy Kramer, packing company vice president, at Kimmel's suggestion.
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Episcopal Rector Heads to Cleveland for Commencement
Rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church, Dy. Rolfe P. Crum, travels to Cleveland Ohio to deliver commencement talks for his alma mater Weatero Re sence University. Crum, a 1947 graduate, earned a Harvard University master’s degree in 1914 and the Episcopal Theological Seminary credential in Cambridge Massachusetts. He will speak at Trinity Cathedral on White Sunday morning as the feast is observed.
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European Shops in Bombay Picketed in June
European shops in the fort of Tarsiga quarter of Bombay began picketing in response to calls from the all-India national congress war council. Volunteers dressed in khaki shorts and Gandhian cap stood before 12 European shops urging Indians to boycott European goods and services.
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French Industry Urges Tariff Caution
Paris reports a letter urging the French government to seek relief from proposed American tariffs on beverages. The missive, sent by the French Federation of Industries and the National Association for Economic Expansion, was delivered to Commerce Minister M. Flandin.
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Uni Blanc
Jm. Flandin
French Federation of Industries
National Association For Economic Expansion
Mexico Awarded Nine Thousand Deposited in Fresh Bank
The Mexican government recovered 39000 of 15000 taken from Nuevo Laredo telegraph office last year by Guillermo Maldonado former superintendent A court order by Judge Frederick Stevens Sevents third District court ordered restitution The Republic of Mexico cited Maldonado for the money and sought a test ending offer to prevent Frost National Bank from honoring drafts Maldonado is reported to be in France The Mexican government was represented at the hearing by Antonio A Tamero
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Frederick Stevens
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Maldonado
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France
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