Japanese seize American mission school in Chekiang coast
British and French Catholic missionaries report Japanese troops took over an American Baptist mission school at Chusehda on the Chekiang coast. The invaders threaten to behead Chinese attempting to reopen the school, which had been closed since 1938 when Japanese forces occupied Chusan. Japan later withdrew from the property amid protest, with promises to investigate.
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Shanghat
Chuseh
Chekiang Province
Policemen Nab Tamale Peddler Reported Robbery
Police in two patrol cars pursued two youths who grabbed tamales from street vendor Solo at Mickeljohn and Zarzamora streets. Officers recovered eight dozen tamales in a pail used to shield the loot, locating the suspects and returning the goods near Zarzamora.
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Tadio
Eloy Soto
North Zarre- Tare Street
Solo
Mickeljohn
North Zarzamora
Inge
Melvin Selzman
Sieger Prays
Christian Endeavor Union Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Christian Endeavor Union will hold its annual election and installation of officers at the Har- Man Phoce church with state president J Stuart Pearce presiding. A guest speaker will address the gathering as new officers are announced and installed.
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Rey al Goodrich
Eoovutery
Esas
Christian Levalenvor
Deni Ballas
PRN
ACO
Naitas Morte
Ud the Sea
Agtonly
Chistian
Endeaver Sual St
Une Harehiany
Price
Chiptian
Yhufeh
al Taep
Mantay
Thy
Semoi- Young
Chris Yan
Cheese magnate guest of O Daniel at governor's mansion
Governor W Lee O Daniel announced A L Kroth president of Kraft Cheese and Mrs Kroth would be weekend guests at the mansion. The Kraft Cheese executive, whose company has several processing units in Texas, will stay through tomorrow, the governor said.
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Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
A. L. Kroth
Kraft Cinese Corporation
Car Stripped of Wheel and Tire
Report states a car on Cal der street behind the old city hall was found without a wheel and tire. The thief left a jack under the vehicle and may have used a WPA project area as cover. The incident occurred in the 100 block. police noted vandalism and vehicle tampering.
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Mul~ Man Street
Calder Street
Wes
Goat Disturbance Quieted by Police
Albright reports a disturbance at 440 Granada Street Saturday morning. Investigating patrol officers quieted the armed disturbance after responding to calls about a noisy goat. No injuries reported.
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Albright
Granada Street
Baby Kinkajou Born at San Antonio Zoo Guarded
A newborn kinkajou at the San Antonio Zoo is observed with a fusty look as keepers ensure close protection during its first 15 days. The rare South American species is expected to grow under careful supervision and enrichment.
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Kinkajou
San Antonio
Buby Kinkajou
Mantinn Kinkajot
Kinkajous
America
Inver Browns
Colquitt Funeral to Include Dallas and Austin Services
Texas political and business figures gathered as Og B Colquitt former governor dies at 79 from a cerebral hemorrhage. Double funeral planned with services at Dallas residence today and Oakwood Cemetery in Austin tomorrow conducted by Dr W D Bradfield, longtime friend. A later item notes a separate legal action involving the Amaglub suit and the American Automobile Association over emblems and name use in Texas.
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Busine
Alten Tiberal
B. Colquitt
Age Jong
Texas
Will
Oakwood
Austin
W. D. Braditell
State Liquor Control Board
Bradefield
Colquitt
Luling Woman Dies Before Palm Sunday Confirmation
Mrs. Grace Lutheran Church member, 74, a native of England, died Friday in Luling. She had resided here since 1975, as preparations for Palm Sunday confirmation services began.
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Swaee
Scherzer
Hers
Grace Lutheran Church
Uoy Ireland
Garter
Sarlisie
England
Choir Will Stay for Tay Grave Episcopal Service
The Tay Grave Episcopal service will be held at 3 p m Sunday at the church. It features Katherine Debes, William Harker, and organist Celts. A tone follows the service.
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Rm Tay
Yestud Cele
Cheteplvchea
Lebureh
Simday
Katherine Oebes
Willy Celtserint Harker
Aggistand
Distributors Hit Wage Law Market Shakeup Report
Wholesale Distributors association of Texas met in a closed session to discuss a proposed wage law affecting distributors. The meeting outlined potential impacts on pricing, labor costs, and staffing for wholesalers, plumbers, and heating suppliers, signaling possible adjustments and negotiations.
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Wholesale Distributors Association of Texas
Bette
Itis Sande
Farmers Wait Budget Vote in Senate
Washington March 3 Farmers sought a larger general farm appropriation as the Senate appropriations committee weighed a multi million dollar increase funded partly by loans. A bipartisan farm bloc predicted final approval, while Roosevelt urged targeted relief and socialjustice measures in a wartime budget context.
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Bert Roosevelt Iastaight Usey
Social Justice
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Ful
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Meticai
Esonamle
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Farley
Iddle
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Hope
Kansaa
NBC Blue
Gentral Stanward
Vel Movie Writer Halts Auto Dies in Hollywood Crash
Phil Lonergan, 60, veteran screenwriter, died after suffering a heart attack while driving near Sunset and Hollywood Boulevards. He collapsed at the scene and was pronounced dead. Lonergan wrote and shaped numerous animation and feature projects across a long career.
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Vel
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Maicz
Phil Lonergan
Imation
Sunset
Hollywood Bouwewards
Lonergan
Oil Indemnity to Be Decided
Mexico City report says indemnity to Seruma Petroleum for expropriated properties will be paid largely in oil with a discount on Sinclair purchases under a long contract. Details expected from President Lazaro Cardenas within days. About 9 million barrels from Paria and Los Naranjos likely involved.
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Mexico City
Te Simelaie Petroleum Company
Sinclair
Lazayo Cardenas
Hospital Gets Gas Sterilizer With New Device
Robert B. Green Hospital installs a Scanlon Norris gas sterilizer costing $1000 to ensure reliable operation during emergencies. It sterilizes surgical sponges dressings and bandages and is independent of steam system failures.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Scanlon-Norris
Insley L
Buchanan plaid pattern dresses up school uniform
Paula Buchanan, a sixth grader at Morrill Ward School taught by Allen Taw, wears a Buchanan plaid skirt in a family history study. The tartan combines yellow green orange blue and white stripes with black, reflecting Scottish clan patterns in a local classroom project.
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Paulke
Stinley Court
Buenas
Paula
Asta
Morrill Ward
Allen Taw
Bud
Buchanan Family
Fund
Buchanan Plaid
Salesman Spared Term at Huntsville
WILLAM P. SABEL, a Chicago salesman, will not return to Texas to serve a prison term escaped from Huntsville penitentiary a decade ago. Governor Sterner refused extradition after a hearing in which Saber claimed a respectable life for ten years. Saber had served 11 months of a two year sentence for forgery when he escaped in 1929.
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Springfield
Willam P. Sabel
Chicago
Texas
Huntsville
Sterner
Saber
Fornet
Paulette Goddard Scoots Through Injury in Film Studio Incident
Hollywood reports Paulette Goddard suffered a leg injury after a scooter mishap during intra-studio transit. Doctors expect surgery and a hospital air conditioning upgrade to improve operating rooms, with installation likely within a week. Hospital officials note the changes will aid temperature control and patient care.
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Hollywood
Paulette Goddard
Bible
Hera
Alexander Mile
Skamk Quits Chair Must Be Spring
An odd fragmentary note tells of a peculiar spring omen and a fictional tale of a youth named skirk in a patrolman Fred Spear’s home. The bizarre lines describe a hibernating figure, a romantic connection, and a rural setting with limited clear details.
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Skamk
Margy
Fred Spear
Tiniale
Roosevelt Speaks On Maverick and War Policy
Elliott Roosevelt criticizes Maverick’s stance and likens it to a push toward war while recalling Garner’s remarks. The piece notes Roosevelt’s past interactions with Maverick and mentions ongoing political tension in Washington. Also covered are revival services at several churches including Prim Heights Methodist and Brooks Memorial with pastors and guest preachers.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Mayer Maure Tavertek
Anade du
British Steamer Sunk by Mine Off Coast
The British steamer Thurston of 3072 tons sank after a mine explosion following a collision with a French vessel. The Thurston’s crew of about 20 were rescued by a French ship on Monday, with the rest of the details still uncertain.
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London
Mare
Thurston
One-Boat Navy to Launch on San Antonio River
The city prepares its first and only water policing craft to patrol from Brackenridge park to the downtown police lagoon. A truck-based engine will power two nozzles to spray water along riverbanks, throwing about 4 square feet of water per minute, designed by O. W. Wilson under Robert H. Hugman’s river beautification project.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
O. W. Wilson
Robert H. H. Hugman
Violinist and Cellist Featured in Brackenridge Program
Violinist Robert Elliott and cellist Pail Sehnyidsches will be featured artists at a Brackenridge High School Band concert on Friday evening at 8 o clock in the Brackenridge High auditorium. The program is sponsored by the Brackenridge High School band. Brooksfield’s aging cellist is noted as a concert cellist, and Elliott is a violin student of Dr. Eric Sorantin at Our Lady of the Lake college.
Harlandale Church to canvass members for contributions
An Harlandale church plans a member canvass led at a morning service to collect voluntary contributions. The drive previously approved by the congregation seeks support totaling 2635 dollars, reflecting church fundraising efforts and community involvement.
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Harlandale Church
Macning
Burigel
Guest Speakers at Travis Park Church Event
The Rev Enus B MAN pastor of Alia Heights Methodists will speak at the morning service. Dr Belehelor will speak at the evening session. The Christian PuUuentOn board meets Wednesday with 30 attendees. A program is presented at 740 pm in the church small auditorium by Rev Al wert Shirkey.
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Val Sherman
Prim Heights
Brooks Memorial Methodist
Mr. Lane
Joh Hawking
Baker
Alaina Methodist
Harry iMacre
Alt
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
Sidney GC
Kiger
Chaiiien
Priday
Alwert PB
Shirkey
Will Preark
Rush On for Final Un rationed Beef
London report on the last un rationed beef shortage, noting shops closed and new rations beginning. It mentions prices and weekly allowance of thirty eight cents buying meat amounts, highlighting remaining meat quantities and distribution steps.
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London
Bethy
Brenn
Butler
First Evangelical Plans Lent Series at 3 P.M.
The First Evangelical Church will open a Lent series with 3 p.m. Sunday meetings. The Rev. Ivan Donaldson, associate pastor of Davis Park Methodist Chiwell, will be the speaker for the sessions.
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First Evangelical
Fist Evangelic Church
Ivan
Donaldson
Salvation Theme Promised by Rev J Weylman
The sermon titled Salvation and the Abundant Life will be delivered by Reverend J Heyman at Crocker Church at 3 p m on Sunday. The program centers on salvation and a fulfilled life as part of the church’s spiritual offerings.
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Rev. J. Weylman
J. Heyman
Crocker
Texas Democrats Hold Hillsboro Meeting on Convention City
Texas Democrats meet in Hillsboro to select the party convention city for the state gathering. Major topics include potential action on Garner for president and voter-issue submissions for the July 27 primary. Precinct meetings May 4, county conventions May 7, and state convention May 26 are scheduled.
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Hillsboro
Veraversita
Germany
Dallas
Texas Democrats
Q. P. Lackham
Austin
Garners
Texas Delegalign le Cil- Rago
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