President Lewis backs blacklist law to curb anti union abuses
Washington reports President Lewis urged Congress to pass a blacklist measure denying federal loans contracts and subsidies to industrial employers using spies strikebreakers or armed forces in labor disputes. He backed a La Follette bill to outlaw spying and munition use in strikes while seeking more funds for the Labor Committee and warning of a vast conspiracy against American rights.
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Washington
Jonn Ly Lewis
Congress
Fev
Ibar
Moowas Lewis
Mackfist
Brawtfett
Senate
la Fodlete
Progressive
Wiscomshi
Sel Yeir Lewis
Tin Walshe Healy Gete
Lewis
Vary
Senale
Funde
Giyt Literties
Éddy TaFuatelte
FBI Questions Suspects in Dallas Conspiracy Probe
FBI agents and U S district attorney questioned Henry Carter and Val Williams in Dallas on alleged conspiracy tied to an extortion scheme. Authorities say the case involves about $50 000 in dealings and extends from San Antonio to local homeowners. Bond set at 3009 in prior Dallas arrangements.
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FBI
Dallas
Henry Carter
Val Williams
San Antonio P
Federal Bureau of Investigatiot
United States
Bexar County
Lorry Probe Debate Narrowly Advances in Senate
Austin report shows the Senate, by a slim majority, sending a concurrent resolution to a committee for study of a lobbying probe related to natural resources. The vote was 8 to 19 against suspending rules, with Kocs of committee support noted and Sen. Jocill voicing support for broader consideration. House approval of the investigative resolution was recorded as 99 to 10.
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Austin
Senate
Jocill Af Bendersot
Grimslay
Austin Fa
House
Graduate Nurses Picnic Set For Lake McQueen Event
A picnic honoring 60 graduate nurses from hospital training schools was planned for this month near Lake McQueen. Nearly 125 members of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association were to attend at Miss Anna Sehmeldebini’s home in Seguin. Nurses finishing training from Medical and Surgical, Physicians and Surgeons, Sante Rosa, and Robert B. Greetz hospitals were listed as participants, with Miss Lucille Meisner and Miss Io Rath Kershaw among organizers.
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Lake McQueen
Te Texas
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Anna Sehmeldebini
Seguin
Sante Rosa
Robert B. Greetz Hospitals
Edith Sarary
Dalton Held by Japanese in Shangat
In Shanghat on June 6 a 24 year old British employee at a British owned cotton mill was held in Japanese headquarters after a clash with Japanese sailors. The man was reported to have fired a shot at a Japanese officer and was detained with minor injuries treated. Japanese authorities said the incident involved Chinese workers and non strikers, while the British owners had an agreement for protection during the strike.
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Tinkler Fred
Tinkler
Nile
Mrs Tanner Flies Plane to Winslow
Mrs. Tanner from Ames Iowa flew a small airplane to Winslow Airport after a forced landing near the Isinatea region near the New Mexico border caused alarm. The craft landed without damage about 7:90 o’clock west of the field. the plane was slightly damaged. Mrs. Tanner stayed at a Sims hotel that night and was later reported safe.
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Carttaker
Tanner
Sirhan
St. John's
Earl A Arbin
Sims Hotel
Valenictory Hollywood: Mystery Letter From Arthur Tidmareh
In Hollywood between June 6 and 15, 47 year old Arthur Tidmareh wrote to his wife Adele describing intentions before drinking, signed off with a cryptic line about memory and fate. Police and sheriffs are investigating the note as part of a broader case.
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Hollywood
Beuer Tuck
Dalhes
Arthur ‘Tidmareh
Adele
Ickes Backs FDR For Third Term
Secretary Ickes backs a third term for President Roosevelt in Look magazine. The piece notes his comments on leading candidates from both parties and asserts Roosevelt’s influence in world affairs and popular support for a third term. Patterson Speaks at Club Meeting noting his role with the chamber of commerce and Fort Worth origins.
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New York
Interfor Incs
Look Magnale Ra
Roosevelt
Tees
Patterson
C. Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Ehich
Gunter Hotel
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Proposals for Two New Buildings At Robert B Green Hospital
The hospital board discussed adding two structures to the Robert B Green hospital complex. One will extend the hospital with 30 by 40 feet for kitchens and new operating rooms. the tuberculosis clinic sits on the northeast corner. A committee was formed to draft plans for submission to the commissioners court.
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Robert B. Green
de. R. E. Barzinh
The
Hospites
Builldings
jOrson
Gorn
Missioners’ Court
Boulhton
Parrish
Bertin Matach
Eluitt Revtitria
Cimice
Slag in Heart No Threat From Slug to Worker
Wichita Falls report says Ben Marshall, 53, remains stable with a steel slug lodged in his heart. Doctors at the hospital say no operation is needed and his “pumper” can rest as he recovers, after injury from a hammer head and steel drum. Marshall left hospital after tests showed the bullet is embedded near his chest and likely to be covered by scar tissue.
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Wichita Falls
Ben Marshall
Marshall
Marshal
Ander
Jones
Gunshot near royal kin shocks London town
In London near Belgrave Square a man, Ledwedge Vincent Lawlor, 45, a steel worker, fired a shot near the Duchess of Kent and Countess of Harewood as she traveled by car and then claimed a gun permit. Police detained him after a brief hearing. no motive was determined. No injuries reported. connections to Irish independence sympathizers probed. no link found to the Countess or other royal household. A separate note reports 1938 wheat delivery details at Floydada with 121 bushels at 62 cents per bushel.
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Lonton
Vincent Lawlor
Duchess of Kent
Lawlor
Q Marleyrate
Fashionabie
WBS
Forle
Belgrave Square
Lawior
Raya
Countess of Haréwood
George VI
Beotlend Yard
Milne
Jitlian
Earl of Harewood
Princess Royal
Scotland Yard
Anny
King-Ling
Duke
Australia
Floydada
Roe Jonas
Pendergast in Poor Health After Prison Transfer
Leavenworth Kansas DC boss Tom Pendergast, jailed for income tax fraud, is reported in poor condition with a heart attack. He was deemed not in critical danger after transfer to the prison hospital, where his wife was allowed to visit as authorities note the severity of the attack.
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Leavenworth
Kantine
Pendergast
Kansas City
Nerves Depend On Blood In Testis Study Details
Atlantic City reports from June 6 describe Philadelphia researchers Dr. Prancia Grant Lawrence Weinberger and colleagues injuring cats to show blood flow stoppage harms the nervous system. Interruptions lasting beyond three minutes caused permanent disorders and even death, with nerve cells decomposing as circulation ceased.
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Atlantic City
Wren Philadelphia
Prancia C. Grant
Lawrence M. Weinberger
Whif
Cibhon Sr
AmtericAy Neurological Association
Weather summary and scattered reports from multiple regions
A long mixed weather and miscellaneous report notes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions in San Antonio and surrounding areas with variable winds and unsteady temperatures. It mentions high and low expectations around 42 to 92 degrees and references other regional notes, plus an unrelated fatal sword swallowing incident in Melbourne and assorted locality mentions across the United States and Australia.
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San Antonin Add
Virinsky
Uther St Ogands
Enso
Texas
État One-Pyndredtn
Wennestay
Wallace Seen As 1940 Presidential Candidate Entry
Washington June 6 reports spread on Capitol Hill that Secretary Wallace of the Agriculture Department is about to be a declared Democratic presidential contender for 1940. Congressional aides note he would not seek a third term for Roosevelt and speculate on Wallace entering as pledged delegates supporting a second-term ticket.
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Washington
Capitol Il
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Demreite
Congressional Friends of the Agriculture Department
Hite
Tifs Lelel
Niamune
Roostvelt
Congress
Vhce
Town
Change urged on neutrality law by Sumner Welles
Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles urged a revision of a neutrality law that would keep the United States within neutrality while preventing domestic actions that could aid foreign aggressors. He spoke at a Columbia University alumni luncheon, arguing the legislation should limit moves that could draw the nation into conflicts, and keep U.S. policy from becoming an assist to others’ conquests.
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New York
Sumner Welles
Ivy
Sumner Welles Urger
Julion
Alumni Federation of
Columbia University
Audit Ordered for Corporation Court Records In Lursday
City Auditor Dr N Sucker EB Wendroth to lead the audit with staff T G Jones and Leo Caney at $125 monthly each. Two city clerks to inventory property with metal tags, Jules Fontaine and Mariany Campa paid 100 and 80 respectively.
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EB. A. Wendroth
T. G. Jones
Leo Caney
Jones
Creney
Tucker
Jules Fontaine
Mariany Campa
St Marys Plans Summer Courses Registration Start
St Marys University announced summer school registration with courses beginning Friday at a.m. and continuing Saturday. Glasses start at 7:45 a.m. Monday. The first semester runs June 12 to August 31, with about 110 courses offered and roughly 50 professors involved.
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St. Mary’s
Spain Ails Thousands After Nationalist Reprisals
Madrid reports that allied civil and military authorities vow to denounce acts by suspected Republicans. White forces conduct executions and mass imprisonments in concentration camps. Nationalists estimate hunger and deportations will continue for months. Official tallies show 888 executions from March 28 to May 36 as Madrid fell.
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Madrid
Eeret Service
Tne Pacific
Peta
Feltunata
Nationalista
Hitler Reveals German Aid To Franco In Spain
Adolf Hitler told 10 000 German veterans back from Spain that Generalissimo Franco requested help in the first month of the Civil War and that he decided to aid him. He praised the Garnison and revealed German support and casualties, noting about 880 men from Hitler Youth marched in and about 250 others died.
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Derlin
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Franty
Hitler
Mely
Hermann Wilhelm Guetting
Britain
Vail
Pratco
Europa
Reich Hitler
Hitter Youth Organign~ Lon
Two Boys Aim to Paddle 8 River Trek to San Antonio Bay
Pred E Burkett Jr and Buddy Anery, both 15, depart Bergs Mill to paddle the San Antonio River to San Antonio Bay with 35 pounds of food, a .22 rifle, fishing gear, and 102 rounds. They travel up to 20 days at about 30 miles daily, planning stops in Placesville Goliad and Falls City.
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San Antonio
San Antonios
San Antonio Bay
E. Burkett Jr
Harlandsie High
Buddy Anéry
Barlaniale
Berg's Mill
Burkett
Amp Owl
Plaresville
Goliad
Falls City
San Antono
Cary
Hoya Wil
Burketts
Jews Refused Haven After Cuban Deadline
Havana officials close to noon bar 867 Jewish refugees aboard the liner St Louis from landing in Cuba after a midnight deadline passes. The ship, previously ordered out of Havana harbor, heads back toward Barbados as Hamburg America Inc officials say intake is halted and temporary haven is unavailable.
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Havana
Frealdent
Federico Laredo Bru
Germany
St Louis
Cupp
de Arceptanes
Cuba
Haniurg-America Inc
New York
Bambarg
Ten Thousand for New Use for Cotton Reward Offered
Austin announces a ten thousand dollar reward for a new cotton use that raises consumption by 400000 bales annually. A bill amendment by former Senator George Moffitt passed, now awaiting the governor. Presidents of Texas A and M, Texas Tech, and University of Texas will judge eligibility.
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Floego
George Moffitt
Ott
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas ‘Trehnological College
University ‘of Texan
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