Son of Roosevelt Divorce Fallout Ties Funds Settled
In Los Angeles on March 2 a divorce settlement assigns Betsey Cushing Roosevelt $115000 from Jones Roosevelt, eldest son of the president. Judge Thomas G Gould scheduled a decree for Monday. Mrs Roosevelt testified of strain and the producer husband seeking divorce two years earlier in Washington. The settlement gives Mrs Roosevelt a flat $84000 now and an option of $1000 more in five years or $5000 yearly until remarrying. The children Sara Delano and Kale receive monthly sums. Roosevelt to maintain a $25000 life policy and custody remains with Mrs Roosevelt.
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Los Angeles
Betsey Cushing Roosevelt
Jones Roosevelt
Thomas G. Gould
Nell S. McCarthy
Roosevelt
California
James Roosevelts
Brookline
Mass
Policewoman Hunts Garter Snappers In Lawrence
Policewoman Beatrice V Clarke plans to patrol Lawrence shows after a theater garter snatching incident the night before. She warns women to beware and says she will pursue complaints. A man who swapped her garter was fined 25 dollars yesterday. Actress Helen Hayes’ father Frank V Brown died in Pearson Maryland after a sudden illness.
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Lawrence
Mass
Beatrice V. Clarke
Pearson
Frank V. Brown
Helen Hayes
Pendergast Pal Convicted Amid Kansas City Case
F Mont Relly, former Puerto Rican governor, was convicted of possessing four forged instruments tied to Tom Pendergast’s Democratic machine. He received six months in jail after a jury verdict found the minimum sentence applicable. The indictment alleged forged endorsements on a street cleaning warrant and cashing it while free on bond pending appeal.
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Kansas City
F. Mont Relly
Tom Pendergast
Wws
Kelly
Finland Takes Quick Steps to Use $20 Million Credit
Washington March 2 The export import bank approved a $20,000,000 credit to Finland to buy gasoline oil grain and other vital supplies. Hjalmar J Procope said the loans would help withstand the Russian invasion and orders would be placed immediately. Prime Minister Ryti spoke by long distance with Helsinki and said Finland was far from defeated. Finland’s military attaché noted the invaders will face tougher terrain.
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Wasiington
Winland
Lodey
Roosevelt
Jegjake
Hjalmar J. Procope
Telebuione
Ryti
Helsinki
Finkind
Cal. Per Zitlaeus
Six Are Charged in Labor Union Fight
Wichita Falls March 2. Slemen faced assault charges in a fight sparked by a rig building crew refusing to join a labor union. Seven men were injured as a group halted the Wichita Falls Archer City highway and attacked the crew with fists pick handles and weapons. L A Smith from Wichita Falls was hospitalized with a slashed face.
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Wichita Falls
Slemen
Ned McDaniel
Archer City
L. A. Smith
Will Rogers to Come Home
CLARRMORE OK March 2 PW Rogers 18 coming home. He will rest on a gentle slope he chose as a good homesite for the old age he hoped to spend among his Gun Totk.
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Clarrmore
Okla
PW Rogers
Havana Police Brace for Arrests in Ferrara Attack
In Havana on March 2 police expect arrests soon in the attempted assassination of Dr. Orestes Ferrara member of Cuba's constituent assembly and former US ambassador. He was shot in a car as his chauffeur Rufino Alvarez was killed. Ferrara is in emergency hospital. The widow of a California philosopher has agreed to have a bay moved to Rogers County Oklahoma.
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Havana
Orestes Ferrara
Cuba
Constituent Assembly
United States
Rufino Alvarez
Ferrara
California
Rogers County
Oklahoma
Ion GC. Phillips
Betty Rogers
Los Angeles
Worite
Forest Lawns
Ges
Ned States
Dale
Calif
Voyage notes and city columns mix of names and events
A fragmented Bexar Facts column lists FRANK BRADY and EMILY WILLIAMS among others, mentioning a 11 day port stay on a vacation cruise, radio updates, a 6-year-old patient at Santa Rosa Hospital, a hospitalizing incident, a nationwide reward, and various local and regional figures including RALPH, DENNIS, STERLING BUNCH, W. FRENson, and CALLOWAY. It references Azores voyage, Mexico trip, Clipper flying boats, and a birthday department note with TEXAS and CAB CALLOWAY.
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Frank Brady
Emily Williams
South America
Richard Espinoza
Santa Rosa Hospital
Stinson
Ralph
Tredburn
Enid
Okla
Tory
Runch
C. Dennis
Sterling Bunch
W. Fren-Son Heldrontearalogist
Zels
Azores
Gilmore
Detroit
Mexico
Canopus
Fhst
Texas
Gon Cotter
Cab Calloway
Billy Fintg
Easter demand drains Faster season supplies for rabbits
Dealers report the Easter season has caught the Faster supply chain short. A Krische, supplying most local co4 rabbits for medical labs in San Ana, notes many rabbits found recently have nearly vanished. High pelt demand and meal use reduce available stock further.
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A. Krische
SpensCm
Krische
San Anatolio Medical Laboratories
Cole
Rotary Chief Optimist on Business
Walter D Head president of Rotary outlined optimist views after a six week tour of West coast and Texas Rotary districts in San Antonio. He said business may rise if the European war continues but warned a war economy would bring a recession. he noted California West coast reports show excellent current business with large orders for ships and materials. Head also observed Texas business improving, oil industry conditions remaining strong despite proration laws. Accompanied by his wife he toured central eastern Texas with Rails director J Ed McLaughlin and attended inter city banquet at the St Anthony hotel.
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International Rotary
California
West
Head
Beammont
Eastern Airlines
Texas
J. Ed McLaughlin
Rails
McLaughlin
Rotary International
United States
San Antonio
Little Rock
Defendants Backed on Nouston Movie
District Judge Norman V. Atkinson sustained a general demurrer to a $1,000,000 libel suit by Gen. Andrew Jackson Houston against Interstate Theaters and others over the Republic Pictures film Man of Conquest. The suit claimed the movie libeled Sam Houston's memory.
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Houston
Norman V. Atkinson
Andrew Jackson Houston
I General Houston
Republic Pictures Corporation
Man of Conquest
Sam Houston
Girl Racketeers Nab Pennies From Youngsters
Springfield Mass March 2 Deputy Police Chief John P Fleming said three juvenile racketeers aged 11 to 15 would be held for Juvenile court action. The girls were arrested after stealing about $1.28 in pennies and nickels by hiding in secluded downtown spots and jumping out on school routes.
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Springfield
Mass
John P. Fleming
Fleming
Lepke Buchalter Found Guilty on Eighteen Counts
New York March 2 The courts finish with the notorious racketeer Lepke Buchalter as a general sessions jury convicts him on 18 counts of extorting about 50 000 in a trucking racket. He faces a life sentence though no panic showed. Co defendants Max Silverman Harold Silvera receive related verdicts with possible long term terms as prosecutors note his fall from power and the rise of federal cases.
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New York
Louis
Lepke) Buchater
General Sessions
Simputhy
Buchalter
J. Edgar Hoover
Manhattan
Sil Cool
Max Silverman
Harold Silvera
Gentral
Cardenas Oil Plan Faces Hurdles in Mexico City
March report says President Lazaro Cardenas’ plan to reorganize the oil industry will meet serious resistance. Proposals include personnel reallocation, wage cuts, and ending rent allowances, clashing with terms of the newly approved labor contract for Petróleos Mexicanos. Observers note government-ordered changes may be offset by rent continuations and no personnel readjustment, with retroactive effects slated from January 1.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Giardonas
Petroleas Mexicanos
Mexico Tourists to Show Permits
Mexico City March 2. Foreigners in Mexico were asked by the interior department to carry immigration documents and entry permits for identification. Documents must be presented for examination on request to maintain a complete record of all foreigners.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Interior Qupartroent
Woodlawn Methodist Church Plans Wednesday Night Program
Woodlawn Methodist Church will observe Wednesday night with a supper at 6 30 p m The event will include glasses for every department of the church and an opening program for all attendees.
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Woodlawn
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Visiting Dog Faces Death at San Antonio Pound
A dog from Georgetown Texas carrying a license was wounded and slated for death in the San Antonio dog pound this week. Reports state the animal did not belong to Blueteenks, amid unclear notes and execution papers.
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Rito
Texas
San Antonio
British Recruiting of Red Spies Seen
Moscow reports that British intelligence is accused of recruiting Trotskyites as spies and stool-pigeons. The Comintern paper claims efforts against Soviet Russia have failed, citing vigilant Soviet masses and Bolshevist loyalties as proof.
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Moscow
Praya
Comaiuitiss Pany
Serve Fee
Russia
Dew Chairmen Discuss Fight Over Convention City
Little Democratic chairman EB Germany of Chitas Saturday led a lively argument with Hils over who holds authority to select a convention city. Mrs Frances Edmondson of San Antonio testified before the state committee claiming authority, while Hillshoro was noted as a meeting site candidate. Cities including Mineral Wells Amarillo Dallas Houston Waco and Austin sought the convention.
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EB. B. Germany
Chitas
Frances Edmondson
San Antonio
State Committee
Geretinny
Germany
Hillshoro
Mineral Wells
Ammarillo
Dallas
Houston
Waco
Austin
Back Tax Penalties Rise in Federal Income Case
Chicago reports government figures show back taxes and penalties totaling 8.4 million dollars for indicted figures in the federal income tax drive. William R. Jolson and others face charges of attempting to evade millions in taxes from 1928 to 1938. The action marks the second largest lax on record as prosecutors seek over five million in interest and penalties. A Philadelphia publisher, M. L. Annensberg, is charged with evading over three million dollars in taxes between 1582 and 1696. Also named are William R. Skidmore and Andrew J. Creighton linked to gambling clubs. Urges prompt payment and notes additional classifications for further bids.
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Chicago
Lachey
Willian R. Jotgon
Jolson
M. L. Annensberg
Philadelphia
William R. Skidmore
Jonson
Gambling Enterprises
Andrew J. “Ren
Creighton
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Ee Ee Aera Sterling Holloway
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