Roosevelt backs highway to connect U S with Mexico and Central America
In today’s column Arthur Brisbane notes President Roosevelt urges a vast highway from Alaska to Yuma linking the United States with Mexico and Central America. He warns strikes threaten, government controls loom, and workers may face wage and working hour decisions. Mussolini and France push for peace. Britain, India, and global powers shape responses as Europe and Asia face shifting roles. The New York stock market and liquidity concerns dominate commentary on financial controls and margins.
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Congress
United States
Mexico
Central America
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Alaska
Tarra del Fargo
Enmity in Polo Match Fatal to Col Johnston at Brackenridge Park
Col Gordon Johnston, commander of the Second Division’s garrison and mid winter polo organizer, died at Fort Sam Houston hospital after a polo fall at Brackenridge Park. He sustained severe head injuries when his polo pony reared and fell, the horse rolling over him. Johnston, born 1874 in Charlotte, received multiple U S decorations including the Congressional Medal of Honor. Funeral arrangements set with state funeral and post chapel services prior to burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Clagett
Col
Johnston
Gordon Johnston
Fort Sam Houston
Brackenridge Park
Sol
Transpeier
San Anetonto
San Antonio
Air Corps
Siat
Charles Armstrong
Antonio Fola
Wilbert-Hanavan Undertaking Company
Farm Rice
Washington
D. C
Charlotte
N. C
Colored Johnston
United States
Williem Hoyas Taft
Mount Bit-Jaji
Jolo
Philip Ping Slanis
Brackenridgs Park
Weather Outlook For San Antonio And Vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity expect freezing temps Thursday night then Friday with mild to warm conditions. Thursday night low near 28, Friday high around 66 with fresh north winds fading Friday. East Texas shows colder east and south with possible frost, especially in lower Grande Valley. temps rise slowly Friday north and west with strong coast winds easing Thursday night. West Texas: south frost and likely freezing in the far south Thursday night into Friday as temperatures rise east and north.
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San Antonis
Paty
Calder
Rgin
East Texas
de Grande Valley
Texas
Portlonys
Bank Messengers Robbed of 50 000 at Greenville Street
Two young white men in dark glasses robbed a South Carolina National Bank messenger and guard of 50 000 dollars on a downtown street in Greenville. Initial reports described the attackers alighting from a car, drawing pistols, and seizing the cash package. Bank HQ confirmed the Greenville branch pair were robbed of 50 000 dollars.
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Greenville
Maren
South Carolina National Bank
Warner
Columbia
Mayen
Japan to Match U S Navy Program In Vinson Bill Plan
Tokyo reports the Japanese Navy department announced plans to match the American navy construction program outlined in the Vinson bill. The statement, released in London in March, cites parity with the United States program.
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Japan
London
Japanese Navy Department
Tokyo
Paris Aims to Halt German Rearming Crisis
Paris reports French saboteurs seek means to stop German rearment and preserve Austrian independence. Simultaneously Washington announces the Deposit Insurance Corporation states that about 4.68 million dollars of deposits in U S banks are guarded by temporary insurance.
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Paris
Germany
Austria
Washington, D. C
Toflay
Urge Tax Plan On Earnings Invested In Capital Goods
Washington March 8 The NRA code authority urged tax relief for earnings reinvested in capital goods to spur employment and industrial recovery. Henry A Wise Wood of the Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp and Baldwin Locomotive head George Houston supported the proposal, while Gen Hugh S Johnson prepared for further talks. Authorities split industries for a plan to shorten hours and temper taxation, with warnings that strikes could worsen this spring.
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Marcin
NRA
Henry A. Wise Wood
Wood
Machintry Corporation of
New York
Newspaper Press Builders Code Authority
Hugh S. Johnson
George Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Hann
Cottom
George Sloan
Gotton Textile Institute
General Johnson
Warti
Bachelor, 103 Sell Glad He's Single
ST PAUL Minn March INSI If Dan Eyre had hig Nfe o five over again it would still be one of celrracy he said today In looking back on 17 years of bachelorhood Eyre smoked two clears one more than usual to celebrate Nila beetinday.
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ST. Paul
Minn
March
Dan Eyre
Eyre
Sud freezing weather hits Texas with record cold
A strong north wind and cold front sweep across Texas from 15 degree warmth to sub freezing Thursday night. Temperatures fall to the 30s and 20s in many cities with light rain or sleet and a trace of precipitation. Dallas reaches 39 after a high near 78 the day before. Friday forecasts expect sun and a rebound to the 50s as winds diminish.
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Hotcini
Freeaine
North Texas
United States
Wirean
Steer
Hint
Mercury
Dallas
Aiight Steel
Denton
Wichita’ Falls
Borgershore
Amarilla
Abilene
Austin
del Rio
Pasa
Hunston
Palestine
Fort Arthur
Galveston
Brownsville
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Houston
Amarillo
Micarth
Platta
Oklahoma Panhandle
Pampa
Brownwood
Loustion
Tyler
Loan dispute ties aviation chief to 1930 pledge
Washington March 8 Paul Wenderson vice president of United Aircraft testified before the Senate banking committee that he loaned 10000 in 1930 to Chase G. Gove deputy second assistant postmaster general under W Irving Glover Henderson. He said the loan was repayable though the records of the loans were destroyed and Henderson, a longtime close personal friend, claimed to have been gambling in the clock market. The hearing covered air mail contracts and Roosevelt administration plans for private carriers.
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Washington
Paul Wenderson
United Aircraft Aid Trantpnet Corneration
Senate Air Matt
Corm Tiltter
Chase G. Gove
Reneral
W. Irving Glover Henders
Field Run
Cave
Henderson
New York Work ‘Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
McKellar
Senate Posteting Committee
Post Office Department
Karl Crowley
Department
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Sevyier
Huey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hegiz
Man Defaces Courthouse With Red Paint
San Angelo March Mack Lange became angry when the relief office failed to give him work. He painted 2 few large red signs on the Tom Green County courthouse along with crude words. Lange was fined 39 dollars and costs, total 73.70, in county court after pleading guilty to defacing public property. He said he would serve 14 days in jail for the offense.
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San Angelo
March
Mack Lange
Tom Green County
City approves race track plan at Exposition Park
City commissioners voted Thursday to back Co Ww W Hay on a $250000 project to build a municipal race track and jockey club at Exposition Park. Hay pledged $10000 yearly and receipts from one day of two annual meets, with future city stadium funds planned for construction. Hay vowed to relocate breeding and training operations from Kentucky to San Antonio and bring horses including Derby contenders to train locally.
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W. Hay
Loess Backer
Lyn
Exposition Park
Marcy C.K. Quin
Mayay Quin
Saints
San Antonio Jockey Club
Hay
Btate
Pat Dwyer
A. Robina
Kentucky
San Antonio
Dr Wyrekoop Seeks Consolation From Bible Pages
CHICAGO Alice Wynkoop a 62 year old women physician under a twenty year sentence for the murder of her daughter in law Rheta continues to seek solace in the Psalms of David and her Bible. She renews protests of innocence amid the verdict that she was guilty of murder and faces the impact of the ruling.
Austrian Royal Pair May Return
Monarchist circles in Vienna say the exiled Archduke Otto and his spouse may be allowed to return within a month after a law repealing their exile is enacted. The potential homecoming follows discussions about restoring the former imperial line.
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Oplvsa
Py Wowtersmy Service
Vienna
Austria
Zitagid
Otto
Tay
Virnao
British Mind Set on Parity in Air
London reports Britain seeks parity in air power as air forces stand ready. Secretary for aviation insists during a parliamentary session that parity with potential rivals is a key objective for national security and defense policy.
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Air
London
Britain
Flier Praised as Expert Pilot in Fort Hood Court Marti al
A forthright testimony in the Mud William C. Coker court martial at Fort Hood features Maj. Eugene Reinartz, defense attorney and aviation medical officer, praising Maj. Ocker’s piloting skill. The cross country flight feat includes a three-point landing in a strange field, with Ocker reportedly guiding under difficult vision conditions. The trial reviews prior witness statements about Ocker’s conduct and health, including the role of flight surgeon Clyde Johnston and changes to a report by an examining officer. Page 8 continues.
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Sriead
William C. Coker
Fort 1 Hout
Eugeie G. Reinurtz
Randolph File
Reinsrtz
Heacy Inanor
Hellyfield
Ockerts
Reinartz
Major Ocker
Reinarts
Vasschger
Ocker
Reinarez
Prosecutton
Clyde
Johnston
Kelly Field
Ocke
Reinariz
Department of Neuro-Psychiatry
Schol of
Aviation
Randolphfeld
Rental property ad with various monthly prices
Classified rental notice listing several properties with monthly rates, addresses in Augusta and nearby streets, and references to leasing terms. Mentions additional information on properties, complete data, and fare charges for a Friday or weekend condition. Indicates a Wednesday meeting and delivery of rental terms with charges on Broadway at Fifth Street.
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Sindee
Parine
Av Ali Ahla
ReMtay
Seah Ettee
Sone Broadway
Fifth St
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