Mad Chinese retreat sparks Jehol emergency rally near Peiping
Fleeing Chinese forces abandon arms as Japanese and rebel troops flood toward the Great Wall area. Peiping Tientsin are closed and guarded by 2000 Chang Hsueh-Liang troops. Tang Yu-Lin, former Jehol governor, is arrested while attempting to flee with gold and treasures. Japanese infantry seize Jehol capital after a heavy bombardment.
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Pania
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Bershal Chang Hsueh-Lasve
Jehol
Shina
Shepald
Jehol Gily
Jor@irn
Tang Yu-Lin
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Johor
Fixteenth Jepanese
Tadash Kawehare
Manchu Princess Leads Cavalry Charge at Great Wall
Princess Yosuko Kawashima, daughter of a Manchu prince and a Japanese woman, led 2000 Manchukuoan cavalry in pursuit of fleeing Chinese forces today and ended her day by placing the Empire of the Rising Bun flag atop a Great Wall lookout. The "Josn of Arc" has previous wartime service as a Japanese intelligence officer and this marked her first field command, rallying Japanese and Manchukuo forces.
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Shanghai
Yosuko Kawashima
Linkow
Great Wall of China
Shirakawa
Rongkew
Chinese Civil War May Be Imminent In North China
Dispatches from Muxden report Marshal Chang Hsuen-Liang governor of North China opposing Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek military ruler. Chiang Kai-Shek sent five divisions northward, raising fears of clashes for control of Peiping Hankow Tientsin Pukow corridor as army use wanes in Jerol.
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China
Chang Hsuen-Liang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Descendent of Old Settler Honored in Surprise Party
J. M. Garcia, San Antonio area pioneer, observed his twenty fifth birthday anniversary Saturday. His home at 604 Pitts Street hosted a surprise party Friday night attended by about 30 relatives and friends. The celebration was arranged by his six children at the Swvesroom house on 4618 de for sale street.
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J. MB. Garcia
Canary Island
Philip TV
Spain
Selle
Fils
Pitts Street
Safe Pleasant Way to Lose Fat
Fragmented OCR text current. The passage appears to be garbled with many nonstandard phrases and names. It mentions fat loss ideas and scattered terms but lacks a clear narrative or actionable item. No identifiable event or people to anchor a proper summary.
Burglary in the Hills: Sartor Tells of Abduction to Austin
Burke M. Sartor, retired, said two armed men forced him from his car Friday night at Carson and Sand Meyer in San Antonio drove to Austin, held him in brush until near daylight, robbed him of 25 dollars, then released him and he returned home by noon Saturday. He reported the incident to police after daylight.
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Austin
Liberty
Burke M. Sartor
San Antonio
Sartor
Carson Street
Carson
Sandmeyer Street
Mill
Thief Steals Purse From Car On Saturday
Mrs. James Wilson of 1210 Waverly Avenue had her purse containing 41 dollars stolen from her car while shopping at Washington Square Saturday. Police were notified by Mrs. Wilson and are investigating the theft.
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James Wilson
Waverly Avenue
Washington Square
Major Tinker Pays Kelly Brief Visit
Major L. Tinker former assistant commandant of the advanced wars unit visited Kelly on a brief stop en route to Mavner, meeting local officials and staff during the layover.
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Tinker
Kelly
L. Tinker
Ine Advanced
Keily PF
Mavner
Relief Body Extends Work to Fort Sam Houston
The Central Relief committee will send unemployed workers to Fort Sam Houston for the coming week. Army post officials will supervise a small crew salvaging old buildings and cleaning the reservation. Kindling from torn buildings will go to the relief committee, while workers will not displace civilian labor already provided.
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Ft. Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston
Army Post
Central Relief Committee
Relief Committee
A and M Student Dies of Injuries in Plane Crash
A Texas A and M student, William F. Lawrence of Dallas, sophomore, was killed in a plane crash near here. Lawrence was the son of Mr and Mrs B F Lawrence of Dallas and had been piloting the plane when it crashed.
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Marlay
William F. Lawrence
Dallas
Texas A
M. Tollege
B. F. Lawrence
Thief Steals From Taxi Office In Texas City
A thief visited the Texas Taxicab company Saturday and stole cash and items. Police reported $40 disappeared from the company office, along with forty yards of single bun valued at 33 dollars, and other goods allegedly taken from the premises on Comm ing Street.
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HLL
Prem
Steffler
East Comm
Tce Street
U S appeals to France to push Anglo American talks
Cordell Hull, incoming secretary of state, asked French ambassador Paul Claudel to urge Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Honcour to contact Prime Minister MacDonald and resume discussions after Franklin D Roosevelt's inauguration. Hull reported deadlock exists in preliminary talks between Britain and the United States on the Washington conference agenda.
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Daladier
Joseph Paul Honcour
Mace Donald
Great Britain
Actkmenna
Franklin D. Ronsevelt
Senator Howell Reported Slightly Improved Health
Washington March 4 Senator Robert B Howell Republican of Omaha Neb was reported slightly improved from pneumonia in both lungs at Walter Reed Hospital officials said today though still seriously ill.
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Howell
Washington, D. C
Marth
Robert B. Howell
Omaha
Neb
Waltee Reed
Pioneer Women Ball in San Antonio Planned
Pioneer women of San Antonio will hold a queen coronation at 3 p.m. Sunday at Tennew Institute. The program includes coronation ceremonies, Oriental dances and refreshments.
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Pioneer Women
Pioneer Women of
San Antonio
Queen Mitcher Bul
Tennew Insitute
Denison Suit Being Drafted for Quo Warranto Action
Austin March 4 The attorney general's department is drafting an application for leave to file a quo warranto action in the supreme court to oust Frank L. Denison from his chairmanship of the state highway commission. The filing will allege Denison holds no lawful title and has intruded into the office, hindering commission duties. It states W. R. Dystill is chairman. a supporting opinion was written by the attorney general. Official records show Denison's appointment was rejected, though he took oath and was commissioned on a single senate vote prior to the customary two-thirds confirmation. It was unofficially reported he secured a majority of executive session votes.
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Austin
INGJ
Attorney General’s Department
Supreme Court
Frank L. Denison
State Highway Commission
Allred
Frank AL. Denison
W. R. Dystill
Waa
Denison
Senate
Lodge to Elect Officers Monday At Birthday Meeting
A. Ellis Lodge will elect new officers Monday night at the regular meeting. M Riley Wrath, past exalted ruler, says he will not seek re election. Candidates include A J Goetz Joe O Naylor for exalted ruler and others for leading knight lecturing knight and treasurer positions. Wyatt and Wynne are named for Grand Lodge alternate representative.
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A. Ellis Lodge
M. Riley Wrath
A. J Goetz
Joe O. Naylor
Andrew M. Smith
K. B. Johnson
Arthur Preford
L. D. Maurer
Joe Filey
William Braunswell
J. 3. MacManus
Ameltz
August Langwell Jr
M. Riley Wyatt
Wyatt
E. Wynne
Sted
Grand Lodge
Reds Descend on Chicago City Hall With 13 Demands
A 15,000 strong Communist demonstration marched to Chicago City Hall on March 4 and handed 13 demands to Police Commissioner Allman urging withdrawal of police from relief stations, free fares and hot lunches for unemployed students, and release of remonstrators. The protest drew little attention as the city focused on a governor declared bank moratorium.
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Chicago
Ins
James P. Allman
Natches
Police Vault Serves New Use
A well dressed woman asked Police Vault keeper A. Kuehn to store her money and valuables at police headquarters during a five day moratorium. She provided $200 cash a $150 sterling check and three diamond rings and received a receipt for delivery before locking the items in vault.
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Mil Kuehn
Kuehn
Momey
Eltga
Eight Arrested in Truck Robberies in Waxahachie
Eight men were jailed in Waxahachie tonight on charges connected to the robbery of two freight trucks several weeks ago. Those detained include Wallace Bailey, Jack Siminiin, Sherry Arnold, W. J. Fincher, Aby Turner, Harold White, and Harold England Henry Sowella, with a ninth suspect, an unnamed Black man.
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Dalley
Finnly
Kotrhl
Arrerd
Wallace Baile
Jack Siminiin
Shorry Arnold
W. J. Fincher
Turner
Harold White
Wime England
Henry Sowella
Nogrres
Militia Patrols Oklahoma Fields Under Martial Order
Oklahoma City March 4 militia patrols moved into field areas to enforce production curbs. Col Cleero T. Murray, acting enforcement officer, led troops to roll the arena after a governor conference with Sinclair interests officials. Wells were permitted to flow by allowance of the corporation commission.
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Oklahoma City
Marc
CINB
Oklahoma Chiy Afiield
Allio
Cleero T. Murray
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Republic of Panama
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Autolst
Jack Demipoly
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Sam Haren
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Oklahoma Fields
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