Referendum Debate on War Powers and Guam Plans
Washington March debate before the senate committee over a proposed war referendum amendment critics say Congress must declare war, while supporters insist public vote could override officials. Senator Bone warns of propaganda influence while Raustpenbush urges a presidential foreign policy briefing. Separate actions include a Guam harbor project and a naval public works bill, plus studies on drydocks and Japan’s Pacific preparations.
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Washington
Bone
Washington Seneror
Congress
Gillette
Democrat
Towa
Stephen Raust
Penbush
Senate Munitions Committee
Rausenbush
Bing
Guam
Japan
House
Naval Affeirs
Hunt Fers Point
San Francisco
Senate
Neve Committee
Braniff To Change Schedules Across Route Network
Braniff announces three schedule changes affecting arrivals and departures between Dallas Houston and San Antonio. The Dallas flight arrives later, Stinson field departures shift to Brownsville and Brownsville bound legs move earlier, with adjustments to Brownsville and Houston connections for better ties to San Antonio and other cities.
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Braniff
Bisitf Airways
Teip
San Antonio
Dallas
Stanson Field
Brownsville
Brith P. mi
Brownsele
Thetity
Stinson
T Ee Ui
Altivine
Stimsoy
Pistic
Houston Willeare
Mantel aVrive
Mpletons
Gant Vantonia
Houston
Ranttibahind Sane
Orchstra Leader Pryor Wife Dispute Sparks Lawsuit in Chicago
Priscilla Mitchell Pryor’s former wife Howirs Frierson sues Roger Pryor and Ann Sothern alleging they blocked a $50 000 divorce settlement and diverted Pryor income. She seeks a receiver for Pryor assets and injunction to stop property transfers while detailing alleged payments and arrears.
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Chicago
CGNS
Roger Pryor
Sothern
Priscilla Mitchell
Pryor
Nan aAtroining Tetey
Ann
Mn Wontin
Gsaspin
Nag Suii
Priscila Pryor
Irs
Andrew] Frierson
Piyur
Boy Falls Thirty Feet During Denver Jamboree
A fifteen year old, David B, fell eighty feet from a rafter onto the stage during the Denver Press Club's Witterbug Jamboree. He was reported in very serious condition at a city hospital as a thousand spectators watched. Police said two others were injured and limped away after the fall through a broken window tell the show.
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Denver
David B2aith
Denver Press Club
Palice
Ranjans Hage
Workman Killed by Scaffolding in Houston
A Beaumont worker Christopher Whntherp, 32, was killed yesterday when scaffold collapsed from a platform in a Houston construction site. Factory gear and safety measures unclear. Investigators will review the incident and determine if negligence or equipment failure occurred.
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Houston
Christopher Whntherp
Beaumont
Government reorganization efforts from early 20th century notes
Washington March 10 A historical economy group discusses government reorganization with references to Cleveland Wilson Hoover and Roosevelt era proposals. The piece recalls a 1921 approval by Harding and a later joint congressional committee on reorganization with limited lasting impact as departments and independent agencies faced proposed changes.
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Congress
Hoover
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Trained Dog Stolen Amid Numerous Theft Reports
A report lists a missing trained guide dog named Panda who aided a blind owner along with a string of other thefts. Items ranged from clothing and purses to tobacco, groceries, a blanket, chairs, and a pistol watch, with various local residents cited as reporting losses.
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South Albany Street
Winifred Tyekhart
West Martin Street
A. Popp
Cafton Street
Louis P Simpson
East Guenther Street
E. Lyons
Dunes
Avenue
Teresa Clonaales
Peres Street
R. E. Hannay
Elsmere Place
Harry A. Lundell
West Mag[Rolin Avenue
Zipp Henson
Ambsana 'S
Trent
Murder Charge Filed Against Fugitive in Daughter Slaying
City detective alleges Jacinta Prado fled after the death of his daughter Margarete Benevider Pind, 10, as authorities say she faced unwelcome advances from the defendant while living with his son. Prado followed them to San Antonio where the woman was killed. court records show the case is now charged.
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Jacinta Prado
Tue Tae
Margarete Benevider
Luther
San Antonin
Prado Sr
Littlepage
San Antonio
License Directory Contract Awarded
The Lexar county automobile license directory contract was awarded to J.T. Simmons Friday by the Hexar County Gong a Maners court. Copies will be finished in time to place the highmobiles on the say rails. Cost is not to exceed $457.50 according to the contract.
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Lexar County Automobile Lconse
J.T. Simmons
Hexar County
Gonga Maners
Oreder
Gost
Ace
1000 Old Men Coming Here This Month
Tripmitane of San Antonio will center the emphasis this month as two conventions bring more than 1000 delegates to the city. G R Richardson of the chamber of commerce announced plans for the Southwestern District meeting of the American Petroleum Institute on March 16-17 and a 500 visitor gathering for the Western Petroleum Refiners Association’s twenty seventh annual meeting. The program will cover petroleum industry problems with speakers and touring visits by Moltisean groups and miners from Ridge.
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Tripmitane
San Antonio
G. ©. Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
ACO
American Petraleum Institute
Petraleum Refiners
Richardson
Patter
Vic Atl
Rane da
Walter Winchell On Broadway Recalls Drunkard's Nightcap Tales
A 1954 Daily Mirror glimpse of Walter Winchell on Broadway features sensational anecdotes from New York insiders. It recounts drunken toasts, party banter, and celebrity gossip involving Clark Gable, Joan Bennett, and Hedy Lamarr, with backstage mood and city life color.
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Walter Winchell
True Mark
Daily Mirror
Gene Markey
Hedy LaMarr
Walter
Joan Bennett
Markey
LaMarr
Wanger
Winger
Turnet
Heay
Nita
New York
Baccht
Fion
Herald
Winchell
Pacelli
Just Forward
Valley Trade Trip Planned for Lower Rio Grande Region
Early reservations are sought for a three day charter of commerce and goodwill trip to the Lower Rio Grande Valley March 21 to 23. A special train over Missouri Pacific lines will cost $30.18 per person covering meals, hotel, and transportation. The trip aims to cement ties between San Antonio business leaders and Valley towns and foster trade and friendly cooperation.
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Charter of Commerce
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
E. D. Winters
Shartman
Trave
Meade Ou
Missouri Prcffic
Wiemers
Tuchides
San Antonio
Roosevelt
Fred A. “Mager
Ute Arblet
Local spotlight mix of social notes and personalities
A collage of names and scenes from a community event. FRANK BRADY mentions radio executives, entertainers, political remarks, and local figures such as DUSTER BRYAN, AUGIE BERCIEL MANN, HUBERT MABE, GHRAGH SUTHERLAND, PHIL HYMAS, HENRY SCHNEIDER, and many attendees at a park gathering. The write up reads as a candid social page with sketches of conversations and happenings around the event.
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Duster Bryan
MR. Ryan
Ball-Park
Herman Dyal
Pete Sengale
Hilly Newton
Jake Deriotti
Harold Moynahan
Wal
San Antonio Dam Removal Order Over Obstruction
City council orders J B Tate to remove obstructions at 111 Jones Avenue after holding a piling collapse hazard on the San Antonio riverbank. Commissioners threaten removal and charges plus eight percent interest if noncompliant.
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San Antonio
J.B. Tate
Jones: Avenue
Tate
Touncil
Central Securities Company
Old City Central Bank
Bento
GK. Quin
Hesse
We. & Stanleyship
Austin
Brian
Mt. Lewis
Huemane
Lewis
Damape Naused
Main Avenue
Dnto
Automorine
Santa Fe to honor Bledsoe with funeral services
Chicago March 10 all parts of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system were to pause today for funeral services for Samuel L Bledsoe president of the system who fled Wednesday at age 70. The tribute was ordered by Santa Fe Vice President W K Etter. Bledsoe will be buried tomorrow in Crock cemetery Washington.
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Santa Fe
Bledsoe
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Pe
Samuel *L. Bledson
W. K. Etter
Ee Crock
Washington
Popeye and Olive Oyle Marry in Fort Lauderdale
Popeye the sailor and Olive Oyle wed on March 3 in Fort Lauderdale. The ceremony was announced at Fleischer Studios where the cartoon voices are produced, with Jack Mercer and Nacio Herb Hires involved. Wimpy and Sweet Pea were not present.
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Popeye
Olive Oyle
MTAMI
Mayen LO
Poeye
Fair Lady
Jack Mercer
Nacia Hires
Fort Lauderd
Fle
Wimpy
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