Revolt in Havana as Guards Brace for Attack on Palace
Rumors of a coup sweep Havana as troops surround the city and guards patrol streets. Seven arrests reported in suburban Marianas amid martial measures by President Carlos Mendieta, who suspends guarantees and signs a national defense law.
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Ramon Grav Bsn Marlin
Marianas
Carlos Mendiess
Mendiata Cauihet
Aloss
Mendes
Mendicts
Havana
Carmen
Camaguey
Saints Clara
Redock
Muzzling of Press Urged by Code Authority Member
Washington March 7 A San Antonio Texas code authority member urged government censorship of newspapers to boost NRA codes He claimed newspapers were 60 percent Republican owned and controlled and said code authorities must push NRA publicity while criticizing lack of consumer awareness.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Jack Wallace
San Antonio
Texas
Shoe Rebuilders Code Authority
Wallace
Republican Party
Dew
NRA Publicity Board
Newpaper
Radio Execu
Ten Expelled From A College Station Announced
Ten sophomores were dismissed for alleged freshmen misconduct during the first week. President Walton refused to name the students, calling it regrettable that college officials must pursue disciplinary action and disclose the event. The discipline committee and investigation confirmed the incident.
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College Station
Maren
Texer A
Meudege
T.O. Walton
Ney
Walton
Cistiseal
Cafes Warned on Code Compliance in Restaurant Sector
Officials warned cafés to comply with updated restaurant code provisions approved by the president on February 16. Industry authors said some restaurants risk penalties if they fail to meet the new maximum hours rules for male and female employees.
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Howell Tomes
Sli Restaurents
Saffire
Youths to Learn Machine Gun Work in Rome Classes
Night holiday classes in operating machine guns for a group of Fascist youths aged 34 to 14 will begin in Rome. The program aims to train youths in military drill and weapon use amid ongoing civic mobilization.
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Rome
Giovan
Fascisti
Nh Me Ranarte
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle and Sheep Trade
San Antonio and Chicago markets show mixed cattle and sheep activity with fluctuating prices. Demand for butcher cattle remains uneven while calves and yearlings vary. sheep and lambs see slower opening trade, with some late bids steady under lighter receipts. Chicago receipts total around 16,000 with top cattle near 4.85, while San Antonio notes price spreads and lighter weekly volume across hogs and vealers.
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San Antonio
Gan Sauna
Chicagil Livestock
Chicago
Hayes
Avereres
Louis Livestock ST
Louis
Eady
City Livestock
Maren
Catyes
Anil Cholee
Awes
Wothern
Foreign Markets Close Steady Amid Mixed London Trading
London stocks and gilts showed uneven moves with profit taking and early gains. Paris rentes held firm as currencies and prices ended generally steady. Siemens and Helske firmed modestly as investors stayed cautious in a volatile week.
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London
Paris
Fismabes
Rentes
Pricra
Elise
Siemans
Helske
Ribter
Rewer Theft Charge Reflects Relief Office Case
Court records show Helm charged with theft from relief stations while employed as a Walmpole salesman. He is accused of receiving groceries totaling 5.72 pounds on February 11, 5.51 dollars on November 98, and 6.72 dollars on November 14, with an average monthly earnings reported at 132 dollars.
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al Deehtsan
Department of the
Inea
Tecan
Helm
Relef
Walmpole
FDR backs stock market regulation push in brief White House notes
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt confident that new controls will be enacted. Lawmakers debate exchange regulation as Frederic H. Johnson of the San Francisco car exchange testifies before the House Interstate Commerce Committee. John Z. McKeon of Harford and the Connecticut Investment Merchants Association urge clarification of seller liability and merchant practices.
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FDR
Asrington
D.C
Mason MT
Conetess
San Francisco Car Exchange
Iso
John Z. McKeon
Harford
Connecticut Invest
Maint Barkers’ Association
Harm Fo
Smiuttuce
Quiet trading session moves narrowly in New York stocks
Stocks edged higher and lower in a tight trading session led by low priced issues. Major manufacturers including General Motors Chrysler and American Tobacco showed mixed moves while call money eased to 3 percent. Industrial output for the week to March 3 rose versus a year ago, with steel and tin plate sectors signaling optimism despite labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Methols Warn
Iiter
Ypeorden
Auburn
Schemley Distillers
Case
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
Petentione
U. S. Steat
Ganeral Motors
du Tont
Etey Wie AutoLite
Chrysler
New York Sentral
Hartmore & Gila
Coyrot Fated Gas
Amercian Tobacco
Anil Industes
Italy
Industey
Otto Soit
Revenue law's forge shown in San Antonio cases
Federal Judge DuVal West seated six-month prison terms and 3800 fines for liquor offenders, as prosecutors seek clemency or probation for others. The 1930s temperance era penalties faced by moonshiners were tempered by recommendations, with several defendants receiving minimum sentences or moved to probation. References to Juan Salinas and Manuel Terrazas highlight a crackdown on illicit stills in the region.
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Sail
San Anitonio
DuVal West
Beck
San Antonio
Ben
Uniten
Iran
Foster
Grentm
Georee B. Conper
Nce Altorner
Juan Salinas
Cooper
Manuel ‘Terrazas
Fleno
Cela
Tour Group to Feted Reception in Monterrey Trip
The group, including Martin and Peron, will travel Friday night from Katy to Monterrey via the Missouri Pacific line. They are greeted by the Meigan International Institute and will roam the area Friday afternoon before departure.
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México
Meigan Interational Institute
Martin and
Peron Areets
Magninni
Weel
Eralany
Katy
Monterrey
Missouri Pacific
Pistol Conviction Affirmed by Court in 1943 ruling
The Court affirmed the conviction and sentence of B S Maece aged 50 from the Roosevelt area for illegal carrying a pistol. The No 2 County Court at Tae No. 2 presided by Judge Charles J. Matthexs rendered the decision, which was upheld by the court of criminal appeals on Wednesday.
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B.s.maece
Roosevelt Area
Nnlswhilly Carying A Mistol
Tae No.2
Junge Charles J. Matthexs
Thie Yee
Criminal Appeals
Wedntaray
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed as Futures Edge Higher
Cotton pricing in New Orleans shows modest gains in futures with May and October contracts around 12.0 to 12.39 cents. Trading reflects renewed demand while spot quotes vary. vendors report prices easing slightly for some quality grades and note activity across American cotton types with strict middling and good middling values cited.
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New Orleans
Tar— Corrie Catia
Pere
Doe
He Loring
Gil
Lowell Geltie
Auatt
Luand
She High A
Corvon
God Medical
Wall Street Briefs and Market Movements Across Districts
New York financiers debate tax and credit policies as intermediation in industry shapes capital flows. In Chicago and Philadelphia stock activity intensifies with notable gains and pivotal meetings. Stewart Warner stockholders plan a special meeting to approve asset transfers and charter revisions affecting parent and subsidiary structures.
Poultry and Produce Market Report Ad Time Notes
Chicago markets report mixed activity with prices for poultry ducks and geese steady to higher. Old stock and trading slow while Colorado Mills cotton and other staples show firmer support. figures listed include 2.20 for cotton and 2.30 for another commodity, with various shipments and stock notes.
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Chicago
Bartoee
Colorado Mills
Suiahes
Emicagh Dairy Froded Chicago Product Figures
Fragmented OCR text cites Emicagh Dairy in Chicago with fragmented figures on products, firsts and seconds, receipts and standards, including mentions of firm status, mixed colors and special packs, but details are garbled. No clear events or outcomes emerge beyond financial and production terms.
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Emicagh Dairy Frods
Chicago
Eatedéone
Opening of 8ts Market Amid Salt Prices and Trade Woes
Market activity appears weak with low demand and high salt content prices. Traders report limited purchases and indented orders for America while prices for several commodities show volatility.
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London
Sint Dollag
Steaty
Emily Wali
Vestartay
Elas
Ameria
Earnings and dividends dominate 1932 marine firm report
Earnings and dividends dominate the year end report for Patha Exchange and subsidiaries. Net earnings reach 2945.97 after dividend adjustments. 1932 profits show 280,024 with 1089 in 1932 beyond. Berth American Pement Tergrte lists jobs at 830,467 in the year. Minnow submarine notes describe 42 ton vessels tested in Japan.
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SEM
York
Maree
Ateaart Warner
Cormication
Atel Sunelites Inport
Patha Exchange
The
Eubeldivrinn
Berth American
Roosevelt's West Indies flight charms Puerto Rico
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rode the American Clipper to San Juan on March 7 arriving 2 05 am EST and marveling at the sea colored like a sunset She chatted with Rexford Tugwell and studied Puerto Rico's problems as the president's wife toured the region aboard the giant plane The trip included a view of Santo Domingo and a glimpse of Dominican soldiers as the Clipper sailed toward San Juan The day also carried crime news from Chicago including Dillinger manhunt updates and a jail guard arrest in connection with his escape
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CLIA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
San Juan
Puerto R
Rexford G. Tugwell
Reneuiliire
Puerto Rico
Ane
Florida
Miguel A. Garcia
Puerto Ricat Sons of Representatives
Hoosevelt
Acros
Haltien
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
Patae
Chris
Calambas
Macaria
Trapilia
Sherif Ernest Blunk
Murray Salds
Tim
Blunk
Sam Cahoon
Dillinger
Tudinno
Cook County
Paul MonNutt
Crown Paint
Holley
Mawan City
Iowa
Chicago
Lima
Wito
Harry Pierpont
Donn Dillinger
Harold M. Bush
National Guard
Botkin
Old City National Bank
Quildeing
Man Wounded Accidentally Near Santa Rosa Home
Dan Walker of 2407 East Hou tm shed was wounded in the arm by a pistol bullet during a prowler encounter at his home. Deputy Sheriff Blalock and his wife reported seeing a man run from the front to the rear of the house before reappearing at the front as shots were fired. Walker was treated at Santa Rosa hospital.
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Dan Walker
East Hou Tm
Santa Rosa Hospital
Saillet
Gynert Dialock
Blalock
Mihyn
Walker
Plalvek
Falkureine
Ne Aahd
Walock
Milas
Sullivan Denies Pressing Charge Against O'Brien
In Geventy-thira District Court on Wednesday John Sullivan an elderly banker testified in a suit O'Brien filed against Joan G and Pan J Sullivan for 421500 dollars alleging malicious prosecution. Sullivan said he never volunteered to appear before a grand jury but was subpoenaed. The case heads toward third week before Judge Frederick Blevena.
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Paw O'Brien
John €. Sullivan
Geventy-thira
O'Brien
Joan G
Pan J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Erand
Julge
Frederick
Blevena
Probers Detail Fee Offer In Wating Act Edits Case
Washington March 7 Payment of a 3000 or 5001 fee to Lehr Fessom of Senator Fess Ohio for editing passage of the Wating act and the employment of a truce Kremer former Democratic nae tone chairman for Montana. A related dovay by Pett mport corperarion mail investiating committer noted.
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Washington, D. C
Lehr Fessom
Fess
Ohio
Kremer
Naetone
Montana
Rey Johnsel
Dovay
Pettmport Corperarion
Mail
Tenderson
Am Air Matt
Nale
Red Cross Elects Chiefs at Bay Area Chapter Meeting
At a meeting Tuesday night the Red Cross chapter elected Fitz Frazier as president for the barbecue season and named John Fe Mileiel and Hannah Hinshberg as officers. Treasurer AHMAl, from MinboaRe, was named to oversee activities, with a directive to complete confirmations by March 15.
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Fil Frazier
Phalre
America
Joh Fe Mileiel
Dha Calte
Hannah Hinshberg
Aut
PB Tarelay
Ahmal
MinboaRe
Jewish Service Society Elects Miss Hirshberg President
The Jewish Snefal service federation elected Miss Hamiah Hirshberg to the presidency at the annual meeting held Tuesday at Temple Beth El community center. A. Hall and Jake Karotkin were named first and second vice presidents, with D. Oppenheimer as secretary and Mrs L. D. Fines as recording secretary.
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Jewish Service Society
Hamiah Hirshberg
Jewish Snefal Service Federation
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing
Senate debates on basis commodity bill and six hour dag dor ratinads. House debates war department appropriation, with Assistant Secretary to be questioned on national defense expenditures. Finance committee revising 228,000,000 tax hb and Westate uint authorized 10,003 for war department. Labor committee approves a 40-hour work bill.
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Avunelates Press
Senate
Ratinads House
War Department
Waodring
Department Hationa
Defense
Naval Construction
Westate Uint
Connery
Poster To Speak In City At Two Engagements
Dr Willan T Poster linked with Roosevelt era policy arrives Thursday for two talks. He will address San Antonio oyster school teachers at 4 pm Friday in the Thomas Jefferson high school auditorium. Rotary Club lunch program Friday at St Anthony Hotel features his remarks.
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Willan T. Poster
Roosevelt
Consumers’ Advisory Board
NRA
Uis
J. C. Gookhait
Scoals
Rod
Foster
San Antonio
Une
Thomas Jefferson
Rotary Club
St Apthany F Hotel
Grain Market Shows Mixed Early Movement in Chicago
Grain prices drifted with minor gains and losses as wheat struggled to hold early strength. Reports from Kansas and Great Bend noted growers shipping wheat with mixed futures and a cautious outlook amid unresolved US lean regulation fears. Prices at various markets showed small shifts, with corn and oats following wheat's muted course and exported figures released for March.
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Chicago
Savance
Washington
Kanaya
Hitehtonen
Great Bend
Aden
Ford Endorses Back to Land Movement in Fort Myers
Henry Ford argues the back-to-the-farm push will solve unemployment by moving people to small towns and boosting local production. He says industry follows people and that self-sufficiency on farms or in rural communities will create new markets and jobs, calling the depression a mindset that is ending. He cautions cities are overextended and urges youth to gain skills and bring knowledge back to the country.
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Fort Myers
Fis
Maren
Henry Ford
Jindustry
Ford
Thce
Heyes
Itadura
Manu Saeiyrer
False Charges Lead to $100 Fine in Malicious Prosecution Case
T. and Matthies faced a jury in county court Wednesday over malicious prosecution claims. They were fined $100 after a grand jury later cleared Mr. and Mrs. Brank Veet of false charges. In other news, six new Willemobiles were sent to San Antonio for the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages to support the Prohibition Unit.
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T. &. Matthies
Conmceca Vx
Jalarly Ng
Brank Veet
Department of Justice
San Antoniio
Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages
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