Rabies Drop Seen In San Antonio Health Report
San Antonio health department reports a drop in rabies cases based on Austin tests of animal heads. Six tests all negative, after a prior six day batch with nine positives and seven negatives. Health Director Dr. Austin E. Hill warns against children handling stray or irritable pets and urges gloves for anyone dealing with potential rabid animals.
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Mecca Moves West for Shriners Imperial Parade
Los Angeles hosts the seventy sixth annual Shriners imperial council with about 125000 members and 13000 delegates from 67 temples. The day features parades and diverse units including 280 horsemen six camels and assorted conveyances from a 1901 one cylinder auto to a cable street car.
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San Antonio college debated as a four year option
In a Light San Antonio poll five residents were asked if the local college should become a four year institution. Four favored the change citing access and cost savings while noting Trinity University already offers four years. Replies highlighted local families needing affordable education and the proximity to state universities.
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Missing Plane Search Planned Near Venezuela Coast
Miami reporters say search operations are planned to locate 15 Americans missing after their DC-3 neared the Venezuelan coast 11 days ago. The New Tribes mission plane from Chico, California, was en route to Maracaibo when contact was lost.
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Indonesia Gets Air Base and Planes
Jakarta reports the Holy Land turned over its last air base in Indonesia to the United States of Indonesia, along with 1200 planes. It marks a major shift at Jakarta's strategic airfield Tyilililan.
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Texas Group Raps Oil Bans Amid Cotton Feud
Houston Cotton Exchange directors denounce imports restriction as harm to Texas cotton industry and employment. They sent resolutions to Senator Connally and Senator Neeley demanding foreign buyers pay for cotton, amid cross firefights over competing imports and unemployment concerns.
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Border cotton harvest draws Rio Grande picker plan
Representatives of cotton growers in Mexico seek government help to close the border to pickers, aiming to secure labor for a record harvest. The Mata Moros region is expected to produce the largest cotton bales on record this year, with about BRON bales anticipated.
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Stalin Wins Big Scoop Victory in Moscow Parliament
Soviet parliament voted last night to affirm Premier Josef Stalin in office as cheering crowds applauded in Moscow. The decisive vote followed high-profile debates amid economic and security promises.
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