Explorers Reach Antarctic Coast After Five Weeks
Captain I J Riser Larsen and companions Hallyard Devold and Claw Kjelbatn land near Prinzess Ragnhild Land, Antarctica after five weeks of effort. They plan a 9500 mile exploration, first to Queen Maud Land then Hearst Land, weather permitting. They settle in at Small Bay and train their sled dogs for an eastward march.
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I. J. Riser-Larsen
Ragnhild Land
Antartica
Tee Harrier
Princess Ragnhild Land
Queen Maud Land
Antarctica
Hearst Land
Louis
Wsum
Enderby Land
Proclamation Island
Thersnemme
Thorshammer
Princesa Ragnhild
Cantaln Ataavald
Princess Ravohlid
Liscaffrd
Bronvold Lnen
Thorniis
Thorauet
Brindie
Nuile
Bel Airain Station
Asta
Dizzy spells disappear after odd mail order remedy
Mrs. C J Mowonn reports dizziness fading after receiving a Pinkham book and a Vege table Compound from a porch delivery. She claims improved appetite and energy, urges others to try the medicine, and promotes liquid or tablet remedies from her supplier.
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C. J. Mowonn
Yourth St
Atruthers
Ohio
Modern Furniture For Modern Homes
A fragmented catalog style passage lists various furniture items and brands with scattered phrases. It mentions designers and retail terms in a garbled stream, indicating product names and descriptions without coherent context or complete sentences. The text reads like OCR noise from a modern furniture advertisement page.
Tobacco stamp payments allow bank checks during bank holiday
Washington March 7 internal revenue bureau rules that checks on banks with government securities would be accepted for tobacco stamp payments and stamps could be bought with cash or money orders. Some plants threaten to close due to cash access issues, but commissioner David Burnet says distress cases will be reviewed and stamps will be provided as needed.
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Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Opacco
United States
Richmond
David Burnet
Internal Revenue
Sunnecion
Checks Accepted on Income Taxes During Bank Closings
Washington DC March guidance from the Internal Revenue Bureau allows tax payments by checks only if the taxpayer has used cash or a post office money order where possible. Banks temporarily closed due to a banking holiday may receive checks, but only if the bank can clear them promptly. if not, taxpayers should remit anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hospital Keeps Up Work Despite Expense Cuts
The Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital will keep all departments operating to preserve nurses training standards despite reduced costs. Dr. Ferdinand P. Herff announced that about 130 San Antonio physicians are donating services, with priority given to serious cases to maintain the nursing school’s national recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green Memorial Hspital
W Wan
Ferdinand P. Herff
San Arronio
Nerff
X. Herff
Failura
First Army Parachute Jump Pioneer Honored
Master Sergeant Ralph W. Bottriel of Kelly Field parachute department received the Distinguished Medal for making the first Army personnel jump with a manually operated free type parachute. He jumped at McCook Field Dayton Ohio May 15 1919. His career includes 600 to 700 parachute jumps from balloons and airplanes, chiefly at Brooks and Kelly fields, shaping the modern parachute and boosting pilot confidence.
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Ralph W. Bottriel O
Kelly Field Parachute Department
Kelly Field
Bouriell
McCookfield
Dayton
Ohio
Brower
Simy
Bottriell
San Antonio
Liberty
McGook Field
Brooks Field
General Sturgis Dies in Washington at 72
Washington dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis 72 retired commander of the eighty seventh division in World War I died today at Walter Reed hospital in Washington He was born in St Louis and served in the army for decades leading the eighty seventh division through the Meuse Argonne offensive Burial will be at Arlington.
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Washington
D. C
Marcus
Samuel D. Sturgis
Waller Reed
Sturgis
St. Louis
Samuel BD. Blurgis Jr
Fork Riley
Knn
Meuse- Argonne
France
Arlington
Convicts Indicted on Robbery Charges in Waco
Freq Jennings and Ziwinan Tlinserinke were indicted on four counts charging robbery with firearms and felony theft. The charges stem from an escape attempt while being brought to this district court, with 40 Aland Lilal named in connection to the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
INS
Freq Jennings
Ziwinan Tlinserinke
Stock Show Set to Open Friday in Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports the stock show expo will open Friday at 9 oclock sharp per a morning statement by manager A Ryik and president Van Zand Jamie. officials say Fat Stock and cattle events will draw crowds.
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Fort Wowan
Astatment
Sto A 1Ryik
van Zand
Jamie
Terrific Hailstorm Kills 15 Cattle in Hocheim District
In Gonzales on March 7 a violent hailstorm struck the Hocheim area while four men herded cattle on the highway. Two men sheltered under a wagon, others on horseback. The storm caused severe cold injuries and 15 cattle perished in a ditch along the road. Several sheep, rabbits, and quail were found dead after the storm that lasted about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocheim
Gonzales
Jourdanton Lodge Formed at Meeting
Jourdanton lodge No. 310, Order of Hellmenu Suns, was formed Tuesday after installation by Texas grand lodge officials led by Grand President Fritz Selilo and Grand Secretary Paul Hert ling. Officers installed include G. A. Behroeder as president and Anna Kloth as vice president, with a long list of trustees, guards, and committees. the hotel was organized by Otto E. Bruening.
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Jourdanton Lodge
Jourdanton Lodge No
Order of Hellmenu Suns
Grand Lodge of Texas
San Antonio
Fritz Selilo
Paul Hertling
Gilbert H. Scholl
Grand Lodge
Frank J. Bosshardt
G. A. Behroeder
Anna Kloth
Karl Sehritka
A.W. Senygrz
Alphonse Forgery
Christine Lenore
R. M. Dixon
Inez Parker
Jahn A. Hindes
Br. I
Guyns
Lodge
Alphonse Foren Jr
Frank Landrum
Mougins Stems
Otto E. Bruening
Treasury Receipts Report From Washington March 7
Treasury receipts show Mayor Wire with 0.404 million dollars, expenditures totaling 36.421 million, and a balance of 158.527 million dollars. Customs duties for three days in March amount to 1.631 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Mellon Honored Amid Royal Farewell in London
King George and Queen Mary hosted a reception for United States Ambassador Andrew Mellon and his daughter Mrs. David Bucking at Buckingham Palace during a formal farewell visit to London. The event occurred on March 7 as U.S. envoy concluded duties with gratitude expressed by the hosts and British officials.
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London
England
King George
Queen Mary
May
Andrew We Medina
United States
Daughe
David
Bree
Iam Palace
Oklahoma Leads Oil Output Drop In Week
Daily average crude oil production in the United States fell by 25 261 barrels to 2 467 901 for the week. Oklahoma led the decline with 476 415 barrels, down 45 395 from the prior week, driven largely by the Oklahoma City field. Texas rose to 997 927 barrels, while the East Texas district accounted for much of the gain. California declined to 462 000 barrels.
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Tulsa
United States
Tie Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas
Big East
California
Game Warden Plans Hatchery at Woodlawn Lake San Antonio
State game warden A. E. Mitefelder announces a new fish hatchery at Woodlawn Lake in San Antonio once the water-filled addition is complete. Officials cooperate to clear the lake and fill it with artesian water. about fifty brood bass will be stocked from another hatchery. Each fish yields thousands of eggs with high hatch rates, predicting 40,000 bass by January for transfer to the San Antonio River and promising prime fishing near downtown by May 1934.
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Woodlawn Lake
San Antonio
Woodlign Lake
A. E. Mitefelder
Mitzfelder
San Alfonso Ziver
Hitsfelder
Prominent Dallas Surgeon Found Dead in New Orleans
Dr Walter Sistrunk a 49 year old Dallas surgeon once practicing in New Orleans was found dead in his hotel room last night. The coroner’s report cites poison and an autopsy was conducted by Coroner George R Tooling and assistant Dr George J Heuser with Dr Rudolph Mis present. Contents of the stomach were sent to the city chemist for analysis.
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Dallas
New Orleans
Walter Elli Sistrunk
New Oreas
George PR. Tooling
George J. Heuser
Gr. Rudolph Mis
Douglas Sworn In as Budget Chief
Former Arizona representative Lewis Douglas today took the oath as federal director of the budget. Mrs Brownlie H kere, chief clerk of the budget bureau, administered the oath and Douglas pledged to find ways to curb federal expansion and improve government functions.
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Wasuing Gon
Maren
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Brownle H. Kere
Budget Bureau
Fala Tis
Tnak
Aelplig
Expandituyea
Maroveniton
Observant Citizen Calls for Night Lights and Patrols
The Light's Open Forum argues for city action to balance security with citizen rights. It suggests lighting streets, doubled radio patrols, stricter permit scrutiny and fingerprint checks for gun buyers. It warns against rail against racketeers and hints at rearming if laws fail.
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the Light
Banedicion
Museum Group Delays Witte Memorial Meeting Indefinitely
The Witte Memorial Museum group postpones its regular meeting set for Wednesday at the Milraexfe. President Mrs Ki Brrotta announced the postponement on Tuesday. Directors planned to discuss the proposed reptile garden and a research bureau started as an auxiliary to the museum.
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Witte Memorial Museum
Milraexfe
Ki. Brrotta
Dandits Hold Up Couple After Hollywood Show
Police hunt two well dressed bandits who ambushed Mr and Mrs McNeny returning home from a show about 10:44 p m Monday. Mrs McNeny resisted and screamed drawing attention. bandits fled after a futile pocket search. Police Commissioner Phil Wright observed nearby.
Garden Nose Ghost in Sioux City Mystery
Inwa March reports describe residents discovering a hundred feet of garden house with a funnel attached to create a ghost. Investigators traced the strange fosse from a barn near a cemetery and an unused hoghouse, questioned why the ghost hiding place escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Inwa
Many County Workers Idle Amid Bank Holiday Cuts
County clerks and a tax official report pay cuts and unpaid leaves as national bank holiday halts work. Huntress verifies 20 clerks on unpaid vacation next week, Maverick confirms reduced pay for 24 staff and suspended raises, while sheriff Hausser notes forced sales impacting income. Front office remains open for licenses and taxes, and grocers adapt to shortages as ad space notes a used gas station with three dying rooms for sale.
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George W. Huntresa
Maury Maverick
Galeries
Huntreas
Taia
Huntress
Albert Hausser
Sheriff's Department
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