European goodwill tour by U S flag girls and boys
A group of American youths from multiple states will tour Europe under the U S Flag association. They gathered at the White House to honor Assistant Secretary of State Castle and pose for a photograph with President Hoover.
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United States
Sean Antonio
Texas
Europe
United States Flag Association
White House
State Castle
Hoover
Dorothy Skirm
Washington, D. C
Texas-Born T. Oam Bank President Beall Biography
The text profiles William S. Beall born in Texas on May 1, 1800. He entered the military in 1830, was commissioned in cavalry June 12 1830, promoted to brigadier general October 1 1918, and retired January 12 1920. He was connected with the State Houston book allies in 1920.
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Atg
William S. Beall
Houston
Bealt
Trott
Hosepital
Tiezermt Bealt
Nativ
MrFinney Jamuacs
Jevnars
German Council Rejects Plan for Extra Session
Berlin reports the German council, amid mixed political pressure, votes down a proposal to convene an immediate Reichstag session. Leaders push for Heinrich Era to form a party and threaten cabinet resignations if a snap session occurs, signaling political instability and a contested path forward.
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Erman
Berlin
Jena
Reichatsg
Heinrich Eri
Powers of Brazil Court Restored
Brazil’s Supreme Court resumes full powers after being suspended by the provisional government following June events. Judge Gelitio Vargas leads the court in restoring its authority and reestablishing judicial functions.
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Brazil
DO de Janeiro
Gelitio Vargas
American youth selected for European peace voyage
More than 16 boys and girls from across the country sail to Europe as representatives of American youth. Miss Eldridge, a young graduate, wins a prize in an essay contest and will serve as a presenter. The group, led by Franca Weitnesdar from New York, aims to meet English and French youths and promote peace.
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Franca Weitnesdar
New York
Envoce of Peace
Minn Kuck
Brie Avenne
Ammer Itan
Miss Eldridge
Oclycepresentativa
Youngead
Uf Er Az Ubir
Banquet Selections At Welther Leagues Session
Final sessions of the June Star strive of Welther Leagues were held at the Whamsx Nel ma Page with a banquet. Officers elected include Chintan as president, Rersunce as vice president, Pexaez Mies Rettieng as recording secretary, Arthur Kramer as treasurer, and a Falls-based executive board. The gathering planned next year’s meetings and noted locations in San Antonio and nearby communities.
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Piesdus Ielidat
Meu
Arthur
Itepm
San Antonio
Tere
Napier
Figllay
Hiseives
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Niederhaim
la Terita
View Piiestileny
Lise Trier
Seuilers
Paw
Tors Turky Chintan
Wan
Rice Geenistent
San Antonin
Arrhur
Kramer
Wiehl
Falls
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Quatin
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Murinder
Wimmer
Prenih
Herbert Wirdrenenders
Histor Meher
Psoruslee
Wendy Inte
Tinelineris
Ian
Carp
Atic Lie
W. W. Niederhaus
Lef O
Miinday
Walther Leagues
North Texas
BF. Dutas
Wof Bramor
South Vixan
Page Junior School
Al Capone to Plead Guilty Report
The newspaper reports that Al Capone would plead guilty to charges related to illegal activities. The article notes sensational timing and anticipates a guilty plea in connection with organized crime prosecutions in Chicago.
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Sune
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Siale
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Petinee Ly
Mystery Deepens In Faithfull Drowning Case
In a perplexing Fateful drowning, witnesses describe altered angles and a tense scene at night. Police pursue two suspects identified as Winston and Greenaway as potential murderers, with family members recalling Starr’s controlling behavior before the tragedy and a long, difficult search led by Calder and Perkins.
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Pulelitull
Alex
Coneridance
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Harold Kits
Pallee
Stanley J. Puitall Sahil
Mr. Helgrands
Sinie
Mr Fai
Boston
Wentlhe Amin
Sears
Boc
Edwads
Fiare
Mares Kinder
New York
bin Stonre
Leon
Sme Edwards
Voli
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Aid
Siare
Ayreyhody
GML
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eCurhker
Starr
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Lallay
Fitol
AlexRoder
Calder
Eile
Polar Sub Repair Debacle Amid Ocean Crisis
Survivors recount a perilous voyage as a submarine crew battles flooding and mechanical failures. Amid inverted decks and cascading water, engineers toil through the night on the auxiliary engine while the crew braces against dangerous list and heavy seas, gradually regaining control and continuing repairs.
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Faklentin
Tad Lee
Nepal
Nonna
Torlen
Frye
Abs Ilbross
City Salaries Clash in City Budget Debate
Fragmentary OCR reveals a heated discussion over city salaries and budget lines. Officials including Conner and Salinas are named amid disputes over wage scales, overtime, and departmental funding. The report hints at a looming overhaul tied to fire and police pay while noting limits in the current budget and anticipated moves.
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Leeds
Salinas
Memoas
100 Men to Move to New Air Field
Supposed movement of 100 men from Brooks field to Mandelph with first to move Friday. Details fragmented with unclear ranks and locations. Mentions Thengquarter squadron, Worle district, and California contact, with garbled phrases indicating a military relocation plan.
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Mandelph
Morte Frias
Thengquarter
Worle
Thal
Arsine
Marek Fiell
California
Evil Mavilar
Cher
Old-Timers Convention Lyrics Likely Save Time for Busy Musicians
Fragmentary OCR lists many names and roles at a convention committee with executives and assistants from San Antonio and surrounding counties. The item hints at a musical program or benefit that could save hours of worthwhile business through classification 125.
Requiem Mass Opens Second-Day Session of Knights Convention
Requiem mass held at St Michael's marked the start of the second day of the Carn atic Knights of America convention in Weimar. Archbishop Arthur Tieas and Fr Feliz Gaudi spoke as delegates gathered at St Albert's hall for business sessions and officer elections. The morning featured a welcoming address by Mayor C. Mo Chamber and remarks from state president HM Ro Aharg Galveston. A junior council formed last year now has about 2900 members.
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St. Albert's Hall
Joe Sobierki
W. 2
Deceaneil Chemabices
The
Carnatic Knights of America
St Michael's
Micatun
Moetster
Arthur J. Tieassuri
San Antonio
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New Orleans
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Guening
Ro Aharg
Galveston
Mire
Sunooki
Gaudin Pointe
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