CANDIDATES IN SAME PLEAS FOR TEXAS SENATE
Four major candidates in Texas race hold similar pleas for national defense and pension support as election nears. Jatin Johnson counters Markin Dies’ claims in Waco while Dies defends information handling and criticizes Johnson. Governor W. Lee O Daniel and AL Wharton campaign in San Angelo and Abilene, urging voters to judge the candidates’ records and plans.
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Waco
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Dies
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San Angelo
Washington
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Wired
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Bean
AL Wharton
Wrong Man Seen in Damage Suit in Los Angeles
Jeaninette Scat Seymour Young, 33, who fled after a $1,000,000 damages suit, testified in a deposition that she accused Ralph Maxwell Taewis of sterilizing her in 1995. She challenged the man she identified as the imposter, noting mismatches in hands and other features. The judge allowed more questioning as the case proceeds in superior court.
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Es Angeles
Jeaninette Scat
Seymour Young
Hart
Ralph Maxwell Taewis
Miss Young
Lewis
Ant
Margo Teaches Dance Across Hollywood and Broadway
New York profile of Margo, Mexican born dancer and actress, detailing her Hollywood and Broadway career, her grid of cultural influences, and her view on dance as acting. The piece traces her childhood in Mexico City, early training, stage roles, screen work, and her modern life in Manhattan with reflections on identity and artistry.
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New York
Margo
Mexico City
Hollywext
Broadway
Manhattan
Harlem
Moderna
Loges Nordic
Marea
Burgess Meredith
Los Angeles
Sie
Ramon Novarro Uhkt
Agua Gatlante
Retico Black
Wadlort-Astavia
Imere
Asacar Es
Hen Heel
Charles MacAllur
Holly Wood
Discoverers
Guthrie WeClintte
Playwileht Maxwell Anderson
Winterset
Palace
Mul Whiteam
Marguerita Teiftse
Hollywood
Planes Wage Parity Stalemate in Western Plants
June 21 report notes labor unrest aims to raise skilled aircraft workers pay to match other industries. Union calculations show aircraft pay about 20 cents an hour below rivals. Negotiations involve United Auto Workers and Norty American Aviation, with mediation board overseeing talks. Army crews deny wage details, while Live Wage regulations from March 53 have clouded the pay picture. A bargaining election set for March 13 demanded a minimum wage rise to 75 cents and a 5 cent bump for other classifications.
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Los Angeles
G. I. D.united Automobile Workers
Norty American
Army of Met
Siletire
Norblk
Maren
Cass
U. S. Bans Visas in Nazi Territory
A U S consulates in Germany and occupied areas announce visa bans effective immediately. Officials in Washington approve limited exemptions, shutting gates on immigration. The notice mentions strict controls and requires special permission for entry. The report notes registration for a (unnamed) event, listing a Mrs. Margaret Penrod and a ninth child, with ages ranging from 2 to unspecified, highlighting disrupted family plans.
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U. S
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Treaty Keeps Turks at Peace Amid Turmoil
A garbled dispatch describes a German pressure plan to compel Turkey into alliance due to a 1914 treaty. It suggests the alliance would block British or Russian actions and deter war participation by Turkey if Germany and Russia clashed, noting Turkish leadership under wartime diplomacy.
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London
Gurgan-Tirklin
Turkey
Germany
Russia
Willett
Dildaielles
Tussia
Mke Ligvest
Film Youngsters School Lets Out
Hollywood reports on child actors at Twentieth Century Fox where minors study core subjects between takes. Teachers supervise limited class sizes as sets resemble rural schools, with private tutoring rare and a seven hour school day, amid schedule pressure and early hours.
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Hollywood
Atucha
Andy
Foote
Ettoh
Icebox Theft Complaints Surface in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, Jone UL reports five icebox thefts over two weeks while Ian Chavex complains the pickings are good. The messy OCR text suggests a local resident recounts multiple fridge item thefts and voices frustration with ongoing losses.
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Albuquerque
Battleship batteries shown in action in Pacific waters
A magazine article describes the United States fleet battleship in Fawklan waters on June 21. It details the four turret layout with 12 guns, the armor, loading sequence, director system, and crew actions as the ship trains for battle. The piece emphasizes the nerve center and coordination of fire control and ammunition handling.
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Hugh [Ytle
United States Pacific
Fawaklan
Atic
Amutican Navy
Jayence
Auroym
Maginot Line Grows Wheat Amid Rebuilt Alsace Fields
Paris dispatch says under Reichstag order all soil in Alsace and Lorraine reintegrated into the Reich is to be planted this year. Peasants work along the Rhine plain to clear ground near Wissembourg and the Lauter, preparing fields for wheat. Fortifications at the old line are touched up while trenches are filled, and common farming will resume with plans to return fires to original owners by winter.
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Paris
Ins
Pariser, Zeitung
Reichstattholter
Robert Wagner
Alsace
Lorraine
Reich
Mosquito Victim Seeks Care After Local Accident
In Minneapolis on June 9 1921 a hospital receives a patient after a minor incident. Katherine Groski aged 26 sought treatment for a mosquito bite on her finger. Internes noted eye irritation and fear of infection prompted the precautionary care.
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General Hospital
Katherine Groski
Miss Groski
Flower Lover Likes Jail
Aritonias Gerakis, 53, inmate at Utah State Penitentiary in Salt Lake City since September 1932, elected to remain in prison for 18 months rather than accept parole. He was convicted of the July 20, 1932 murder of Pete Rogas and will be eligible for termination of sentence on July 29, 1942 under good behavior provisions. The state board of pardons had tentatively granted parole for the last week in May, but he chose termination instead.
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Salt Bake City
Aritonias Gerakis
Uta State Penitentiary
Salt Lake City
Tor Gowers
Gerakis
Muirder
Pete Rogas
Sunnyaldo
Gomt Behavior Provisiona
State Board of Pardons
Vitamin Lack to Aid Silver Foxes
UC Berkeley researchers announce that a vitamin deficiency can prematurely gray silver foxes to closely resemble Norwegian platinum pelts. Dr. Agnes Puy Morgan notes a yeast B vitamin group may induce graying and durable fur, offering fashion appeal but challenges in pelt quality and cost.
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Berkeley
Agnes Puy Morgan
University of California
College of Agriculture
Morgan
Silver Fox
Norway
United States
Polic
Germans mark first anniversary of talks in Europe
Berlin observers highlight the one year anniversary of the German French negotiations at Compiègne forest as a turning point for Europe. Adolf Hitler addressed delegates and noted the progress of the talks, with front pages emphasizing the historic moment and future hopes.
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Berlin
Prench
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Comipiegne Forest
Gorhvins
This Maneuver Calls for Speed in Beekeeping Attack
CAMP ROSINSON Ark June 21 The 199th Infantry carried out a swift maneuver to take cover for an airplate attack. A stray shot struck a low branch releasing a swarm of bees as Saturday want ads are noted for The Big Pandey Light.
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Ark
Cormywariy
Liew
Howred Rion
Big Pandey
Blal
Pgs Weiter
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