Man Brain Vastly Complex Says University of Chicago Expert
Arthur Brisbane Queens notes on scientific marvels and world affairs. Professor O Judson Herrick of the University of Chicago explains brain complexity with astronomical scales, then shifts to global politics as Germany and Austria seek League of Nations tariff relief and Hitler rises, while Hearst, Ford, and leaders weigh last week’s news and youth in governance.
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O. Judson Herrick
University of Chicago
American Association For the Anvancement of Science
Cere~ Twal
Van
Germany
Austria
League of Nations
Dorirues
Hitler
Dollfuss
Frisco Shaken by Tremor Rattling City
Frisco experiences a rolling earthquake centered in the Sierra region as residents report tremors across the city. No major injuries immediately after the quake, with officials assessing damage and coordinating emergency response.
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Frisco
Francisco
Lenhigh Sierra
Earlois Armage van Dona
Wheat prices surge on Fort Worth market amid heat drought
Fort Worth traders note dollar wheat tops the market in a three year high as 10 carloads sell at 61.00 a bushel. Chicago futures rise earlier with grain prices surging on heat and drought damage across spring wheat regions.
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Fort Worth
Texas Gulf Port
Chicago
Baturdey
Fort Workt
Owigago
Trede
Cor
Osta
Spring Wheat
Regine
Flour futures top six dollar mark for first time in years
MINNEAPOLIS June 26 Flour prices jumped above six dollars a barrel for the first time in three years as futures climbed amid steady demand. Millers in Minneapolis reported a flood of shipping orders while panics or delays appeared unlikely, with cornstarch and patents quoted around the day’s highs.
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Cor
Minneapolis
New Orleans Cotton Advances to 10-Cent Level in Drive
New Oceans June 2. All future deliveries of cotton including the imminent July position crossed the 10 cent level today as the administration started its drive for widespread reduction of acreage in the South. Quickly establishing new highs for the year and season for the continuation on page five.
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with a low around 74 degrees and a high near 90 degrees. Light to moderate southerly winds. East Texas mainly partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with light to moderate southerly winds along the coast. West Texas generally fair Monday night and Tuesday.
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Sor Antonio
East Texas
Texas
Black Friday Looms for 3000 Workers on Federal Payroll
Washington June 28 The upcoming Friday June 30 was dubbed Black Friday for around 3000 federal workers as the government plans pay adjustments. Rehiring rules reward employees with 30 or more years of service at $1000 to $1200 yearly, while others on the payroll face pay restrictions and potential furloughs ranging from nine to ninety days next year.
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Washington
Nest
Thera
Uncle Sam
Diaml
Sodittom
Departmente
Mercury to Dip Slowly Amid Heat Wave Almanac Glare
The region endures a severe heat spell with record highs on Sunday and forecasts show a slight 3 degree drop for Monday and Tuesday. Moist air keeps conditions oppressive despite cooler air moves in from a break in clear skies. Winds remain southerly as humidity stays high and Needles Arizona hits 108 degrees in the national heat race.
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Mundey
Weather Bureau
Needles
Ariz
American Dollar Slips on Foreign Markets
The U S dollar eased slightly in London trading, opening around 4 and a quarter to the pound and finishing at 4 3/4, a small net loss since Saturday's close. In Paris the dollar closed at 30.39 francs, rising 4 centimes from Friday’s course.
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London
United States
Paris
American Rabbis Urge Parley Delay
MILWAUKEE June 28 The central conference of American rabbis in session today advised by its committee on a world Jewish congress to refrain from calling a world meeting on Jewish problems until American Jewry is unified. The committee, after studying proposals for many months, warned that Jews in America were working at cross purposes and a World Congress now would face a handicap, making any achievement doubtful.
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Milwaukee
Central Conference of American Rabbis
World Jewish Congress
World Congress
Service Protested Over Rail Fee and Freight Cuts
Protesters from SAN BENITO and nearby communities plan to attend a Texas Railroad Commission hearing in Austin Monday to challenge the San Benito and Rio Grande Valley Railway fee discontinuation and freight service reductions affecting local residents and businesses.
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San Benito
Aguinab
San Bénito
Rio Grande Valley
Texey Railroad Commvssion
Austin
Senator Couzens Calls for Global Debt Adjustment Plan
London June 26 Senator James Couzens of Michigan urged a world debt adjustment and a permanent advisory body linking creditors and debtors. He warned against scaling down owed amounts but supported higher prices and greater raw material demand through global public works. He noted U S measures and proposed credit expansions and synchronized public works to revive industry, with India open to rehabilitating silver as part of a broader conference effort.
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London
James Consens
Michigan
Delepete
Hagnelal
United States
Thas
Couzens
Elatoraton
India
Key Pittman
George Shuster
the Treasury For
Olbera
Breakford Charged in Detroit Bank Closings
Detroit grand jury testimony links the February 14 banking holiday to a plan to erode Henry Ford II’s resources. Herbert R. Wilkin, former Guardian Detroit Union Group executive, claims Wall Street sought to cripple Ford by tying up deposits in two old banks and pressuring him to meet demands. He cites $65 million in Ford deposits and notes large withdrawals by Mrs. Couzens and the Houston Bank tied to Jesse J. Jones.
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Detroit
Herbert
R. Wilkin
Henry Pord
Wilkin
The
Guardian
Detroit Union Group, Incorporated
Wallstreet
Ford
Ube
Detroit Clearing House
Jamek Couzens
Michigan
Second National Bank of Houson
Nxn
First National Bank-Detroit
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Wasp
George W. Davison
Central Hanover Bank
Rust Company of
New York
Wilkins
Davison
Hearng
Couzens
Busa Feny
Holiay
Houston Bank
Houston
Jesse J. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Detroit News Today
Jones
Washington
Bey Amerkar
Massachusetts Ratifies Repeal of Prohibition
Massachusetts ratified the repeal via constitutional convention, becoming the seventh state to take action. The vote was unanimous among 45 delegates pledged to ratification, confirming the amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Germany Decides Women's Place Is in the Home
The new Germany plans mandatory one year of labor service for women and then full dedication to children, kitchen, and church. Aimed to remove professional roles, replace women with married men, and push marriage through government incentives to raise birth rates.
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Germany
Bralin
Mattrau
Fraulein
Germain
Bivenach
Fairbanks Jrhospitalized in New York with pneumonia
Douglas Fairbanks Jr former husband of Joan Crawford was reported in serious condition at Doctors Hospital after arriving from home of his mother Mrs. Jack Whiting. He was suffering a bad cold that worsened over the weekend and now receives care from two physicians.
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Young Fairbanks
N.Y
New York
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Joan Crawford
Doctors Hospital
Jack Whiting
Two Slain at Wedding Anniversary Party in Chicago
Chicago police hunted a killer after two guests at a wedding anniversary party were shot dead on the North Side. Victims Prenk Diniek, 26, and George Barthelmy, 33, were married with two children. The shooting followed a childish argument over the number of coats of print required for an automobile.
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Ane Atte
Chicago
Nurderer
Prenk Diniek
George Barthelmy
Ing
Reward Offered for Lost Fliers
Rewards totaling six thousand dollars offered by Puelo and Spanish chambers for Capt Mariano Barberan and Lieut Joaquimh Collar of the Spanish Transatlantic mis sion, as search efforts widen from Havana toward Mexico. Pilots and crew killed in a Dresco airport crash identified as Allen T Rideout 24 of Charles City and Bernard Slabe lt and Alvin Wenkautt both of Dresen.
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Mexico
D. F
Mariano Barberan
Joaquimh Collar
Havana
Puelo
Communac
Spopiards
Ey Amencan
Dresco
Lawn
Allen T. Rideout
Charles City
Bernard Slaebelt
Alvin Welnkautt
Bote
Dresen
Norman Allis on Way 10 Seed
New York June 26 Norman W Davis United States ambassador at large left his home for Boston where he will proceed to the yacht Amberjack II to confer with President Roosevelt. He learned weather hindered flying and said he did not know when he would see the president, awaiting advice from a secretary. Davis had returned Friday from Europe and planned to attend his son Paschal’s wedding to Miss Evelyn Ames in Boston on Saturday. Washington June 26 George Kidd Day appointed Acting postmaster at Brownwood Texas.
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Europe
Norman Davis
New York
Boston
President Roosevelt
Davis
George L. Harrison
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bremen
United States
Norman W. Davis
Honsevict
Tyaim
Paschal
Evelyn Ames
Washington, D. C
George Kiddleday
Brownwood
Texas
Federal prosecutor urges sentence in infant’s death case
In Laredo Texas on June 24 federal prosecutor Horncloy argues at Nuevo Laredo that a federal court should sentence Alberto Sanchez Jr to between 20 and 30 years for the fatal grabbing of 1 year old Rena Merle Springer of Atagcaga county. Sentencing expected this week before Judge Pedro Gon Saleg.
City to seize and sell delinquent tax property
The city commission adopted an ordinance allowing seizure and sale of real and personal property for delinquent taxes without court action. It becomes effective in 10 days, with notices given 100 days before seizure and 30 days before sale. Public sale set for the second Tuesday monthly, 10 am to 5 pm, with rights to contest only if taxes are paid or property exempt.
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City Commission
Apartment Rentals in Aid Classifieds Weekend Ad
Weekend rental column lists multiple apartments with monthly prices and locations. Agencies invite inquiries to Light Classified Ada and Mary Low for listings including addresses like Fannin 1231 and Broadway. Prices range from daily to monthly, offering one to several rooms in WV and nearby areas.
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Ada
Mary Low
Ustinga
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Henry Ford
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Keats
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