1933 World War Echoes in Greece and Europe
Arthur Brisbane reports in a 1933 column on Greece under civil conflict, Greek navy tactics, and bomber raids, alongside British air power and looming imperial air provocation. He cites Venizelos, Crete, and a curious reference to ancient myths as the world trembles with aerial warfare.
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Venizelos
Crete
Athens
Bullenna
Ramsay MacDowall
Germany
Britain
Rhine
Lord Kothermers
Lord Narthelife
Europe
Asia
Rivers swell after six inch rain in Mobile area
Floodwaters rise along the Mobile region as six inch rainfall swells the Mulberry and tributaries. The Tombigbee and nearby streams feed into Mobile Bay, threatening low-lying areas and prompting monitoring by authorities.
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Rathhat
Mobile
Wat
Dissenting Justice Holmes Dies of Pneumonia at Arlington
Oliver Wendell Holmes, one of America's foremost liberals and the court's Great Dissenter, died at 2:15 a.m. after pneumonia. Funeral plans set for All Saints Church and Arlington burial with Chief Justice Hughes among honorary pallbearers. Holmes, who served on the Supreme Court, endured a long illness, and his death prompted tributes from former colleagues and officials.
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Waseington
Oliver Wendell Holpres
Supreme Court
Kirliway
Bants Church
America
Hughes
Arlington National Cemetery
Thomas A. Clavior
Holmes
Joan
Mar Howe
Faell
Hig
Grist
Dann G. Palfrey
Boston
Fenve
Tefl
Jatiea Wowe
Moimee
Doc
Bedane
Edward J. Holmes
Kayard Holmes
Thomas Corcoran
Mary Donne Fon
Retary
Justice
White House
Iris
Jail Father For Beating Crying Infant
A Baltimore father, John Lelgtowski, 34, was sentenced to six months in the house of correction after admitting to beating his 18 month old baby with a bell to stop its crying. The punishment followed a police court appearance before Magistrate Rattallata.
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Baltimore
Maron
House of Correction
John Lelg- Towski
Rattallata
Andrews Sighted in Sonora on Hop to Mexico City
Andrews, piloting a large transport, was reported flying a non stop leg from Los Angeles toward Mexico City. The flight passed Hermosillo Sonora about 400 miles south southwest of the city at 1055 p m Central Standard Time. Authorities said he appeared to be making good progress toward the capital.
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Andrews
Sonora
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Maren
Leland G. Andrews
Los Ad Réles
Hermosillo
Here
Central Standard
Central Ait
Ickes Favors U S Assuming Missions National Monument Plan
Washington March 6 Secretary Ickes expressed sympathy with a proposal from representatives of New Mexico California Texas and Arizona to designate the old Spanish missions in those states as a national monument. The discussions included federal aid to preserve the missions and involved representatives Mempsey Greenway McGosrly and Maverick.
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Ickes
U. S
Washington, D.C
New Mexican
Calfornia
Texan
Arizona
Mempsey
New Mexico
Greenway
McGosrly
California
Maverick
Governor Signs Bill Curtailing Railroad Injunctions
AUBURN March 6 Gov James V All ed signed a bill requiring district courts to hold hearings before issuing any restraining orders against railroads. The measure takes effect immediately and officials say it will impede urgent oil movement by halting enforcement actions under proration regulations.
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Allied Signs
Aubtin
Nab Americans in Passport Probe
COPENHAGEN March 6 Eight persons two of them claiming to be American were arrested here today by state police on charges of possessing false passports. Their names were not made public.
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Paris
Oll
Afi
Weiles
Trevelire Norte
Miarel Wuld
Copenhagen
Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity
Padly cloudy and colder Wednesday night and Thursday with lows near 40 to 14 degrees and highs around 62 degrees. Fresh north winds shift west to northerly and calm conditions in other areas. In East Texas partly cloudy and cold with freezing possible north, and in West Texas partly cloudy to cold with subfreezing north portions. Livestock outlook for the northern West Texas region.
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San Antonio
Texas
Panhandle
Sonthant
North Parton
West Tejas
Devaluation Inference Denied by Roosevelt Speech
Washington March 8 President Roosevelt denied planning any devaluation as a tool to stabilize prices. He said the current price level was not related to alleged actions and emphasized no intent to devalue the dollar. The White House reiterated no plans for devaluation and noted stabilization remains uncertain amid mixed market reactions.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Prines
Mayol
Five in Havana Strike Bombings Shake City
Five men including a thief and Port Police official were arrested as Havana customs inspectors went on strike amid a report of bombs exploding. Government workers planned to back the fortification school strike, while municipal employees on the island’s south coast quit their jobs.
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Hirt
Fayana
Havana
Mavel
Cthief
Oseny Hernandez
Fortalznt
Emplos Aly
Blaze report on freighter denied near Florida Keys
Report claims a fire on a freighter offshore of the Florida Keys was denied by observers. Spectators near the scene said the alert appeared errant, casting doubt on the incident's details and timing.
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Miami
Fla
Alligater
Florida Keys
Soong
Texas Senate Votes Relief Bond Issue
AUSTIN March BP The Senate adopted today 28 to 1 a conference TepHtone bill to issue 3 50000 remaining of a 20 000 000 State Relief that issue Urge flood work Senators Sheppard and Connelly and Representative West urged the state department to take over maintenance of flood control in the tower Rin Granite ruler. They said inter toy had sympathy nearing.
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Texas Senate
Austin
Senate
Washington, D. C
Sheppard and
Connally
West
State Department
Inter Toy
Morgan Angwerg custody fight in 1930s case
Mrs Alice Traylor Morgan Wednesday lashed out in her bid to prevent wealthy ex husband William Morgan Sr from gaining custody of 11 year old William PB Morgan Jr The eviction court action shows Morgan accused her former spouse of drinking gambling and corruption and alleged abuse including exposure to intoxicated women The hearing was postponed when Morgan's attorney failed to appear and the couple reportedly had just married the day before while Coulter attended the session
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Alice Traylor Morgan
Willian
Morgan Sr
Willian PB
Morgan Jr
Morgan
Sultan Fir i
Stirl
Osband
Harald K
Duke
Bankruptcy Threat Latest Woe for Walker in Britain
London reports a threat of involuntary bankruptcy against former New York mayor Walker. He testified he had all funds, and papers indicate creditors seek a receiver and seizure of assets. The action could force Walker into bankruptcy if creditors prevail.
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Walker
Britain
London
Bmayeh
Nin Dan
Dames J. Walker
Forster
New York
Actioy
Phetoreier
Wik Teo Inen Juniory Bank
Ogden Mills Home Picketed By Striking Women in New York
March reports say women workers picketed Ogden Mills home, a major stockholder in the Nations Biscuit Company. Armed pickets carried an American flag and signs outlining grievances against the firm in which Mills is a leading figure.
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York
Fed the Nations? Biscuit Company
Arma
Tolay
Ogden Mills
Eid
Mulls
Lawyers Abandon Fight to Save Shank From Electric Chair
In Rock Ark on March 6, lawyers for Mark H. Shank abandoned their year long bid to spare the convicted parson murderer from the electric chair. Gov J Marlon Frcell ordered Shank to die next Friday morning.
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Liftls Rock
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Iolay
Marlon Frcell
Bitter cold grips region as lone storm spawns gusts
The US Weather Bureau forecast a Wednesday cold spell with highs near 62 degrees later in the week after a Tuesday storm battered cities. Temperatures plunged from the upper forties to the thirties with a strong north wind, snow flurries, and blowing dust across Amarillo, Lubbock, and Palestine. Snow and icy pelted streets, forcing pedestrians indoors while rain followed and a 2 degree drop near morning gave way to a slight rebound by afternoon.
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0. S. Weather Bureau
Arave
Amarillo
Lubbock
Palestine
San Antonio Hit by Worst Hailstorm in History
A massive hailstorm tore through San Antonio causing at least 1.009 million dollars in damage. Widespread destruction included shattered windows, damaged homes, and cars left stranded as residents sheltered indoors. Four globe lights at the Aztec theater were shattered and downtown damage was extensive. Brisk winds and flying glass battered stores and offices. several people were injured, including children, while authorities assessed the total impact citywide.
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San Antonians
Prospect Hill
Highland Park
Galloway
Sant Antonio
Bire Compacies Adjustment Bureau
San Antonio
Yoorms
Besten Thack
Weatharmin J. H. Jarboe
Hall Storn
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James ¥. Allred
Yrereyt
Gilred
ARMY
Nose Holmes
asMite Brandes
Weta
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ightand Park School
George Dareos
Morgan Angwerg
N. Y
Shank
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
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Oklahorma
Brooksfield
Kelly Field
Pittsburgh Plate Gass
Samuels Art Glese
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