Richberg Proposes New Plan on Mexican Oil Expropriation
Washington reports a joint U S British offer to renounce expropriated Mexican oil properties in return for a long term lease to companies. The plan runs 40 to 50 years with government option to operate, plus royalties taxes and wages set in contract. Richberg conveyed that Roosevelt disapproves Mexico's actions and that he was not the negotiator but a messenger to Cardenas.
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Mexico City
Donald R. Richberg
Standard Group
Cardenas
Winnnco
Suares
Richberg
Laiva, Wold
Mexicat-Americayy Commercial Creaty
Omi
Lye
Starbilya
State Department
Enld
Melcberg
Guadalajara
White House
Lamarr to Wed Gene Markey in Calexico California
Glamorous Hedy Lamarr and Gene Markey will marry this afternoon in Calexico California Markey disclosed the wedding would end a friendship of about a year They met at a film party Markey divorced in 1937 from Joan Bennett Lamarr rose to stardom in Algiers and later negotiated with MGM for a vehicle after being brought to Hollywood by Louis B Mayer
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Joan Bennett
Bennett
Holes
Miss Lamar
Chixquinley
Algiers
Charles Foyer
Allertes
Europe
Lewis B. Mayer
Walter, Wanger
M.-G-M
Scout i
Beetter
Miss LaMarr
Frits Mandl
Hollywood
Hedy
Vienna
Emil Kester
Iglatus
Reginald Gardiner
Miss Bennett
Joan
Markey Abi Lity
Miss Ka- Marrs
Beverly Hills
Bombs Found in British Terror Plot Inquiries
Reported in London on March 4 two incendiary devices were found beneath Invest Department stores in Birmingham. Police launched intensive searches for suspected terrorists as investigators pursued a possible blast at a London rail tower and tied the incident to a claimed Triady republican extremist group.
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Bombay
Invest
Birmingham
Puidge
Filipinos May Close Ports Against Japs
A Manila dispatch reports the Philippine government plans to close ports to halt Japanese intrusion into inland areas. The Department of Finance considers a proposal to seal off Manila and Divas on Monday and possibly other sections. Altered reports of distant lines are cited as the reason for the change.
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Mania Betetin
Department of Finance
Euribei
Thief Turns Tables in Apartment Raid
A Boston report describes a raid where a thief entered an apartment, confronted Miss Barnard, and warned her to stay quiet before leaving. The account includes terse dialogue and the unexpected discovery of a skeleton in the unit.
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Mareh
Wiss Gortnide Darnard
la Polles
Miss Barnard
Suspect sought in fatal bludgeoning of girl
Oklahoma City March 4 A search was pressed for a 13 year old business man believed to be the killer in the slaying of Hasatteen Black. Detective Curt Ryan said the suspect was in the vic inity of a modest brick home where the body, clad in pink patterns, was found. A pickup order for the man and the Automobile had been broadcast. Several youths arrested yesterday lacked connections. Fingerprints from a bookcase were checked against state and federal files.
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PA Prin
Offesss
Hasatteen
Charles Tryon
Witl
Ryn
Ryan
Ryan Sade
Nurse Maxy Goker Wins Car in Local Contest
In Padla Kansas on March 4 Maxy Goker a graduate nurse received a car from a dealer after entering a contest. She noted the gesture and mentioned additional transportation options as part of the event.
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Straight Howe
Weather Outlook For San Antonio Dims As Weekend Weather Deteriorates
Weather outlook turns dreary as a cold wave from the Midwest nears San Antonio. Meteorologist J Harry Jarbot says Saturday will be mostly cloudy with occasional showers breaking the monotony. Maximum temperatures near 74 drop to about 66 Sunday, with a near zero reading Saturday night and little variation in daytime highs Saturday to Sunday.
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Midwest
Fowl Theft Felony Law Defended In Dallas
In Dallas on March 4 George G Parl former state resident Joan Dallas defended the fowl theft law as a felony. Parl claimed the law targets only a few cases and criticized two Boston officers for going to New York to rebut claims of chicken theft. Newspaperman dies in Genoa on March 6 Mary Howell Rapti an American newspaper woman lecturer died Friday after months of illness.
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Inky
Mda
Mary Howell Rapti
Priday
Wan Ends Own Life At Beverly Hills Resort
Beverly Hills Calif Mazel 4-A To- yen old Dr Page wife says there was nothing he would not do for her. Page dead victim of alleged acts. Detective Cape reporter notes he valued wife’s love above all. Body read Please God forgive me There is no hope. Police describe motive as financial strain and family fallout. Captain White states resort owner Jonwar Ros cami Rel involved.
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DR. Page
Toiay
Vieltin
Ailelde
Cape
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Captain White Dentine
Roscami, Riel
Hearst Speech Broadcast From California Saturday Night
William Randolph Hearst will speak from California over the Red network coast to coast on "A Plea for Prosperity." The address is set for 6 45 p m Pacific time from Station KECA NBC studio in Los Angeles.
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National Broadcasting Company
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Los Angeles
Plans to curb constables announced amid protests
County officials revealed a plan to redraw constable districts to limit their reach, aiming to curb activities amid boycott threats. Judge Charles W. Anderson said immediate steps would be taken, with redistribution presented to the Commissioners' Court soon. Protests and arrests in Kenedy and other areas intensified pressure on San Antonio merchants and motorists.
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Russell White
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Sheviff's
Steinhardt Named Ambassador to the Soviet Union
Washington reports Lawrence A. Steinhardt, now ambassador to Turkey, has been named United States ambassador to the Soviet Union. The announcement came from a reliable source and was confirmed by the State Department. Claude G. Bowers, ambassador to Spain, was recalled for consultation and is already en route home.
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Russia
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Lawrence A. Steinhardt
Paty
Trussevelt
Soviet Union
State’ ‘Department
Dnt
Claude G. Bowers
Spain
Weather bulletin warns small craft along Texas coast
The Walter Shires weather bureau issued a warning for Texas coastal waters. Small craft are advised to seek shelter as strong southerly winds approach and hazardous seas are forecast. Mariners are urged to monitor further advisories and take necessary precautions.
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Texas
New Orleans
Ualter Shires Weather Bureau
Commission Meets On Budget At City Hall Clash Looms
City officials plan a Saturday morning session at City Hall to finalize the fiscal budget and 109 percent tax rate amid expected open strife between Mayor O K Quin and four city commissioners. The group aims to pass vetoed ordinances and consider rescinding Quin budget provisions as a clash over the four year budget unfolds.
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Iayor
Plummer
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Theo. M. Phimmer
Jon Bloc
Cane Ug
Quinn
Fymedale
Aily Adlering
Ty D. Dobbs
Cerhun
Colrse
Painting Impulse Ends With Disorderly Conduct
In Chicago on March 4 two police officers arrested a man after an episode involving a painting impulse. The individual, Joseph Alpori, hoisted himself about 6 feet to paint a newly signed ad, drawing laughter as he made crude strokes. The scene drew a crowd before officers arrived to detain him for disorderly conduct and related charges.
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Chicago
Pedtsitiang
Joseph Alpori
van Dyke
Biltmore to Close Two Night Spots Amid Economic Strain
Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles will shut the new and the Rendezvous Room next Wednesday for an indefinite period due to worsening economic conditions. Baron Log, operator, cited the need to cut costs as the reason for the closings.
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Naor Shaw
Iltmore Bhotel
Renezvous
Baron Log
Long
Bligh Union
Eleven Bodies Found in Nazi Plane Wreckage
Eleven bodies were found today in the burned wreckage of a German airship that crashed near Raybiilon in the French Alps. The identities of the victims, including a woman, were not established.
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Fraivce
Mares
Raybiilon
Min Mecidenh
Explosion devastates Tokyo suburb killing 153 in blast
The blast at a suburban Tokyo power plant Wednesday leaves 153 dead. Rescue teams work through debris as authorities say the facility’s fragments were among the last to be recovered. Officials warn of continuing danger amid the salvage effort.
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Jay
Mare
Power Magavive
Tiyakatn
Guard Suspect in Slaying of Baby
Sunbury Pa police report a guard held a murder charge against a 22 year old Army brickyard worker tied to the death of a year old girl nicknamed Rosebud. Investigators say the child died from blunt force trauma and police say her mother, Helen Walt, will likely attend the funeral.
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Aconda Jatt
Armey
Bratitiz
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Strangeitcals
Richard Geay
Kraiush
W. Harrick
Gray
Jonas
Darcie
Mer
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Marion
Ray
Vijay
Bushich Enters Race To Regain Tax Post
Former Tax Commissioner Frank H. Trushick filed to regain the post amid criticism of current leadership. He pledges a common sense government, low taxes, and honest handling of assessments to prevent a property tax collapse and city bankruptcy.
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Frank H. Trushick
Enn Gute
Wiatet
Thea M. Pliner
Bushick
Tam
Yale Iso
Dr. Hjalmar Schacht to Tour U S amid travel plans
Berlin reports say former Reichsbank chief Dr Hjalmar Schacht is en route to the United States for an extended vacation with possible business talks. Spokesmen describe the trip as private and for rest, with no firm schedule released. Separately, the Canadian press notes the Canadian ship Ranger was towed to Trepassey Narrows after a six year old storm damaged it, with heavy seas flooding the vessel and a tow line secured by the Tug Tmogene.
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Hjahmar Schell
Stclelisbank
Son
United States
Tiina
Hadiwax
Maron
Pras
Senityy
Ayas
Todig
Narboy
Ranger
Tmogene
New York City Milk Supply Is Threatened
Upstate New York dairy producers and metropolitan distributors gathered in New York to decide on milk shipments to the city. Talks in Albany aimed to secure contracts ensuring 95 percent distributor signings and to address antitrust concerns raised by federal officials.
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New York City
New York
Wea
Drive to Modify U S Vanes Gains Ground
Treasury and Capitol officials push changes to corporate tax laws as a stimulant to business. Reports indicate possible consolidation into two levies replacing current taxes and consideration of revising capital asset loss allowances. Officials weigh easing or tightening allowances and evaluating the overall corporate tax framework.
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Capitol
Josephs
Mason Boy Exhibits Prize Winning Calf at San Angelo
Twelve year old Oliver Circle from Ma Soncht bay defied orders to bring four calves to the eighth annual San Angelo Stockshow and rodeo. He claimed the junior and senior dairy calf premiums, with his milk fed calf producing top results and the overall senior dry lot championship awarded to McWilliams of Menard for showing both heavy and light fry lot champions.
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San Angelo
Smree
Oliver Circle
Soncht Bay
Bret
Menard
McWilliams
Officials Invited to Try Huge Plane
Washington officials were invited to fly in the passenger Yankee Chipper, a 41 ton ship planned for transatlantic service. The test flight follows a christening by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt who smashed a bottle on the nose. The plane will move to its naval air station after ongoing sea trials through Sunday.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navel
New Malay Sultan Pledges Britain Aid
A 52 year old Malay noble Sule nis AbAUL Azix was installed as sultan in Kuala Kangsiti Perak pledging loyalty to Britain. Perak, a Federated Malay state, stands as a strategic Malayan ally in potential wartime cooperation.
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