TVA Airing Seen Brewing Wee News Behind Pree
Washington reports two dark strands in a TVA saga involving Artur Morgan and rivals Lilienthal and Berry as Congress weighs investigations. Proponents push federal probes while defenders warn of political maneuvering amid TVA records, staff notes, and debates on Roosevelt era policy.
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King Festi
Washington
TVA
Artur Morgan
Tennessee Weiley Authority
Lilienthal
Morgan
Fingeed Berry
Thief Spooked After Salt Sale Attempt Near Home
A stranger approached Hunt near his home on Binday night offering stolen salts for $2 each. The incident left Hunt fearing for his life as the thief fled after the audacious approach.
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Euan Unt
al Vina Street
Jury 70 Probe Invasion By Packeteer
Judge W W McCrory opens a March April session with jurors sworn in for a probe into organized bookmaking allegations tied to Tepate and Ghituge defendants. Reading state laws on bookmaking, he notes many quit, as new jurors named by commissioners are listed with addresses and affiliations.
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Packeteer
W. W. McCrory
Orun Jial Court
Sharaine
Atoritay
Tepate
Ghituge Ghd
Louis Aye
San Antonio
McCrory
Grand Jury
Charles Bawinberger Jr
Melrose
Baller Avenue
Terrell Darlett
Crofton Ave
Houston Street
Fred RR. Waller
Travis
Din Oppesheimer
Rosemary Street
G. G. Meusebarh
Blue Stay
Criminal Court
Sbaps Peare Dallege
Hare
Das
Second Certificate Of Death Is Final
In TACEON Arizona March 14 nineteen years ago a death certificate for Cory Matten in Bellwood Ohio announced his death on the World War front in France. A later note said Matten had been alive after the article and later received a second death certificate for his death in Cincinnati. The widow and their son George are listed as survivors.
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Taceon
Ariz
Corys Mmatten
Bellwood
Ohio
France
Matten
Cincinnati
Usey
Mallen
Corder
Chalaera
Goorré Jn
Fragmented OCR: Abief drops suits and Ned over boots
The readable fragment describes Abief dropping suits and Ned over boots amid a sudden disturbance, with chaotic movement and rapid flight implied. No clear entities or places are identifiable in the legible text.
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Ned
Hih
City News Migs Simms Sponters Dance
Unclear notes describe a Tuesday event titled Glehi lazy hotel balleam with Ada She and others, lacking complete details. The fragment mentions a dance or social gathering linked to local figures but offers no concrete actions or outcomes. Further readable text required for firm summary.
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Migs Simms Sponters
Glehi
Lazy Hotel Balleam
Ada She
fAdot
Youth Charged In Burglaries In City Court
Ned Monday before Justice of the Peace Bal Carrizat two complaints name Jesse Tharra as suspect in burglary and attempted burglary at 922 South Laredo Street. Accused entered homes of Genie D. Titt at 25 East Guenther Street and WD Turtinville at 511 Adams Street with clothing and jewelry valued at 160 dollars. 99 cents found at a bank. A third complaint accuses Tharen of attempting to enter T R Mebult’s home at 907 East Guenier Street. Complaint details incomplete.
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Idustice of the Peace
Otto Teienmam
Jesse Tharra
Adiess Usted
T. R. Mebult
East Guenier
Former Solon Dies in Breubenville Ohio at 71
Bo Frank Murphy, a former Solon representative, dies at age 71 in Breubenville Ohio. Medical examiner records note the death occurred in March. Murphy was known for political service and local leadership.
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Solon
Washington
March T
Furmer
Bo Frank Murphy
Breubenvile
Ohio
Med Herr
Parks Planned on Texas Lake
Public parks will be opened along Lake Buchanan beside the Colorado River near Austin. Colorado River Authority member William Arnold said public access will reach Lincoln and Burnet counties for park use once the Buchanan dam area is developed. Construction of a boat recreation site and dam-related works are underway, with initial site work to start within two weeks.
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Buchanan
Buchanan Dam
Austin
William 3
Arnold
Colorado River Authority
Liane Sud Aurnet
Tovk
Ik To Fe
MYA
Spark Plug Sales Meet Set for March in San Skniomla
Isherwood, general sales manager of AC Spark Plug Division, General Motors, announced a regional falls convention to be held in San Skniomla on March 10. The event is part of the company’s sales meeting network and targets regional distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Wison
Isherwood
General Meters Company
Sanskniomla
Meeting Planned by Jewish Youth League
The Young People's league of Congregation Agudas Ashing will meet Tuesday at the Hebrew Community center. Hyman Maret, vice president, will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of Congregation Agudas Ashing Wil
Turnsday
Ekeeb
Hebrew Community Cotter
Hyman Maret
Weather Preripilismn and La tina Latitudes Report
A garbled forecast lists multiple locations and times. It references Boing weather conditions across cities such as Atlanta Georgia and New York News, with periods of rain and cloudy skies. The fragmentary text mentions temperatures and regional summaries though specifics are unclear.
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Tita
AD Inch
Lyann Thewun Pota
P.m. Finniciny
Horsa
Anil Prta
Ae P.m. Tursithy
Tanne
Wasia
Hay
Jy Hoon
Howe
Firak Avartar
Mons Tay
Aranees
Tran
Azuk Ile Lowe
Latinas
Bisiy Paw
Pen
Atlanta
Chowdy Partai
N.Y
Cates
Tawa
Glendy Doree City
Kon
Bratth
Ark
Clene
Galveston
Ter
Velena
Mont
Lear Bane
Lonisville
Inneapella
Ming
Montgercers
Noviles
Orleanne
New York
Oxiniorag City
Arthur
Raleigh
Toledo
Lens Wednasiun
TVA Chairman to Keep Post in Open Battle
Morgon indicated he would stay as head of the Tennessee Valley Authority despite suggestions he resign. The dispute among Morgon, Harcourt Morgan, and David R. Lillenthal surfaced after three years of disagreement on TVA policy. Representative Maury Maverick pressed for a public statement while the TVA sought to balance public interest with industry relations.
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Washington
Marth
Morgon
Lo Wik Posh
Alaeman
Tenpessen Valley Authority
Fils Hwo
Harcourt Morgan
David R. Lillenthal
Athay Tva
Cagleman Morgan
Redangelt Mac
Pyle
Marcourt Morton
Morgan
Waa Fm Detter
Maury Maverick
Maverick
TVA
Af Ta
Me Tva
Alumi Company
Electrocution of Student Probed in North Carolina
A full investigation was ordered into the electrocution of Philip Raga Winslow 21 North Carolina State College sophomore and son of the president. Coroner L M Waring and college authorities deem the death accidental. A student reported Winslow climbed a telegraph pole to watch a train when contact caused his death.
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Talbiga
NCG
Winslow
North Galotton State College
Lsophomore
State Farm Burnau
Jk Wiis
L. Mi. Waring
Cole
Bandit Robs loan office in Fort Worth heist
Fort Worth reports a $60 robbery at Crow Loan Company. A lone bandit entered, tied and gagged a female employee, and escaped after stealing money and valuables. Police were alerted.
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Fort Worth
The
Crow Loan Company
Justina Kooi
Pastor to Tell Why He Is Not Infidel Revival at Woodlawn Baptist Church
The Rev. William Joyner will deliver a revival sermon at Woodlawn Baptist Church Monday at 7:30 p.m. The event invites parishioners and neighbors to hear the pastor explain his beliefs and invite Garrell to assist as pastor.
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Ibereumiameer
Hunh
Pater
Lein
Palace of Monch Paine
Fepress
Nowisla Beers
William Hr. Joyner
Tribute Paid to Ben Milam in San Antonio
Flawed OCR notes describe tributes to Ben Milam with memorial rites at the Alamo and a San Fernando cathedral service. Speakers included Miss Adna de Zavala and Elmer Edwards, with Mrs Mary Aubrey Keating, Rev W H Marmion, and Rev Charles Guns among participants. The Auntie Mansion Daughters of the Texas Republic held memorials.
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Flawera
Tiags
Ben Milam
Milas Pavers
Alame
Texas
San Antonio
San Pernando
Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Sentenced to Prison
Lieutenant Governor Walter H. Durgensen is to serve from two to five years at the Nebraska Penitentiary after being convicted of embezzling about 444,700 dollars from Ghostar OG. Defense counsel F. Stout filed an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court on February 9. The case arose from misconduct while working as the Union Pacific station agent at Potter in 1984.
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Ghostar OG
Enderil
Union Pacific
Egent
Potter
Efock
Nobel Prize Lawyer Gets Two Year Sentence for Embezzlement
Thett of Nobel Prize winner Carl Von Onsittsky faces a two year term for embezzling part of the prize funds. The judge also barred civil rights for three years and fined damages totaling 490,000 marks. Investigators allege 26,000 marks were charged for fees and additional sums misused, leaving 16400 marks recovered for Onsittsky’s heirs.
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Rerdin
Kurty Witnch
Herlin
Carl von Onsittsky
Wannow Tio
Tio Atlansay
Yar Oseretsky
Taney
Whites Wanner
Vige cleanup push announced by chief Kilday
Chief Owen Kilday stated that a purge of vigor cleanup would continue in San Antonio. Over the past week more than 100 women were arrested in the district, with Sergeant Frank Vogler in charge. Four arrests occurred Monday on Gonneho Street as officers detained two men and two women.
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Woren
Vogler
Ringworm Xs Stubborn Ringworm Xs Stubborn
Fragmentary text references a medicated ointment and sales by dealers. Mentions Dradnert ry LERUBR RA and a local purchase location in a rough, garbled OCR style. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable content.
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Povery Wierd
Statewide dictatorship threat cited at county tax event
District Judge Ralph Yarborough of Austin presided over the 5th annual state enuration of county tax assessors and collectors at the Plaza Hotel. Yarborough, a candidate for attorney general, warned that a healthist or dictatorial regime could arise if a state board were established and Ness property seized.
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Bascbs
Ness
Ralph Yaghoroven
Austlits
Plaza Hotel
Yarborough
Genered
Assessor-Collectors Meet with Deputy Officials
Tax officials from multiple counties gather for a three day session to discuss state requirements for tax rolls and inventories. Speakers include Marvin Butler of Phenes City and Tom Craver of Waco, with Judge Yarborough warning a state board could become a dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin N. Butler
Phenes Clty
Asseesorsé
Collect‘ Ore’ Association
Tom A. Craver
Wace
Deputies' Association
O'Mara
Gan Antinio
Ucrative
Manta
George H. Yneppard
Alistlti
John Estit
Tarrant County
Wretep Paul Williams
Travis County
John R . Brith
Bexar
John Zeller
Ani Mieg
Curelygtin
Advertising campaign topic for San Antonio address
S A Ad Campaign Topic for Address San Antonio will be discussed by Claude B Antol, member of the firm employed by the Advertising Commission to prepare the advertising copy, before the Advertising club Tuesday noon in the Plaza. Prank G Huntress, chairman of the commission, will produce continued committee orambes.
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S. A
San Antonio
Claude B. Antol
We Advertalng Commission
Tyestay Noon
Plaza
G. Huntress
Co-Op Club Elects Officers for Year
The Co-Op Club names its officers for the year with Ralph Rilhatter as president, Peter Boyle as vice president, Mya Elizabeth Pilester as secretary, Charles H. Brewster as treasurer, Paul Lesko as first FerrgateStentarias, and Matestat MoKentu as director of puhfloit.
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Co-Op Club
Prenk Urachers
Gap Spub
Tas
Orftle
They
Ralph Rilhatter
Peter Boyle
Mya
Eilzebalt Pilester
Charles H. Brewster
Paul Lesko
Fergearstentarias
One Matestat MoKentu
Puhfloit
Fangier's Rites Tuesday for Montgomery Engineer
Funeral rites for Joseph Behies- sler a prominent dog breeder and owner of the Bunehine Kenhéls will be held Tuesday at Tesidéhee on 63L Flengantan road Behuéssler. A native of Montgomery Alabama he studied electrical engineering at Purdue University and won a cup in 1927 for a dog. Pallbearers include Lee HKrugger and Dr B A Wailgermant among others. Survivors include his widow Mrs Sadie Schueaster of San Antonio and his daughter Miss ditlia Weiss. Nephews Robert and Will Weiss reside in Montgomery and Joe Maddo in Shreveport.
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Joseph Behies
Farielor
Flengantan
Behuéssler
Tre Bunehine Kenhéls
Montgomery
Als
Purdue University
Sup
Lee Hkrugger
B.A. Wailgermant
Tai Tastum
John James
BE. Kanglitt
Harry Pak
Rebia
Sadie Schueaster
San Andanto
Ditlia Weiss
Robert
Will Weiss
Ala
Joe Maddo
Shraveport
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