Notes from a Moving World and a Prizefighting Talk
The piece blends travel observations from Los Angeles to the Pacific coast with musings on alfalfa crops, motherhood on trains, and a panorama of 1930s figures. It mentions Ivan the Terrible, Max Baer, Denny Leonard, Tommy Ryan, and General Dawes. It reflects on economic recovery, ghosts, and politics under Mussolini, Stalin, and Hitler, ending with a note on surveillance of public discourse.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jenne
Victorville
Barstow
Hodge
Desert
Pacific Coast
Hearst Laneh
Miami
New York
Goering Heads Nazi Air Force Confirmed by Goering
Berlin reports that Wilhelm Goering, aviation minister, confirms the German air force exists and will be headed by Goering as general. The civilian air sport group is placed under Reichswehr control as part of national defense, with details soon to be officially announced. Goering pledges defense of Germany, not aggression against others.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Reichswehr
Goering
Firemier
Prussia
Mitler
Emmy Sondemann
British Government Considers German Air Cover Report
London reports that the British government examined an official German air ministry report to the British aviation attache in Berlin on forming an official German air cover. Officials say the document was shared with Great Britain and other powers, seen as the first indication of possible Versailles treaty armaments breach by Germany.
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London
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
French Cabinet Adopts Two Year Military Service
The French cabinet approves a two year military service to align with German armament. Socialists launch opposition while the measure advances in Paris. The decision underscores France's effort to preserve defense parity amid regional tensions.
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Paris
Upside Down Girl Now Convalescing
Alyce Jane McHenry, age one, is convalescing eight days after an operation for a misplaced stomach at Truesdale Hospital. Officials report she slept well and shows satisfactory progress.
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Pall River
Mass
Alyce Jane McHenry
Truesdale Hospital
Omala Gist
Judgment Granted Against Ellis for $901.74 in Car Note Case
A judgment for $901.74 was entered in County Court at Law No. 2 by Judge Mudge Chaves J. Matthews against Wilbur Ellis after a suit by General Motors Acceptance Corp. on a note signed for the purchase of an automobile.
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General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Wilbur Exhis
Antonio
Mudge Chaves J. Matthews
County Court-at-Law
Ellis
Hike Continues on Hog Market in San Antonio Trade
The hog market extended its advance in San Antonio on Tuesday with choice truck hogs trading at 4.78 after a 25 cent rise. Prices reach a new peak for the period despite earlier fluctuations.
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San Antonio
Temperatures Fall to 42 Degrees Then Warm Up in San Antonio
The government forecast issued Tuesday morning predicts a dip to 42 degrees early Wednesday for the second time in as many nights. Skies remain clear and temperatures rise to about 70 degrees by Wednesday afternoon. Jarboe notes Tuesday’s expected high near 66 while overnight lows approach 49.
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San Antonio
J. H. Darhoe
Jarboe Sain
Girl Admits Own Kidnaping Plot in Grand Rapids
Miss Helen Jeay Bonnin BA 1B returned home then confessed to engineering her own kidnapping. Inspector Frank O'Maley said she disappeared last Tuesday and admitted writing five notes to her parents demanding 5500 dollars for “pretty clothes,” framing the case as a staged abduction.
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Grand Rapids
Migh
Wfi
Helen Jeay Bonnin
Frank O'Maley
O'Malley
Unfurnished and rental listings amid city vacancies
Classified rental notices list several properties with prices per month or week across Flores Arbor Place Genesen Magnolia and nearby streets. Unfurnished houses and rooms appear alongside hinted vacancies inviting readers to consult the panels for full details and rates.
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Flores
LaPitte
W. Macnoli
Arbor Place
Genesen
Wack
Y, CA
Beth Anos
Ro Spaeden
Magnolia
Girl killer of mother gets life term
Laurrrs, Miss March 13 449 A gory here today found Ouida Kee ton guilty with recommendation of life imprisonment in her term on charges of murdering her mother Mrs Daisy Keeton Judge W Doy Pack immediately sentenced the defendant day State penitentiary The case followed a two weeks long trial amid disputes over insanity The jury reported after being kept overnight A 7 year old Laurel socialite and former employer W M Carter faced possible trial for joint charges in the slaying of Mrs Breton The state's confession against Ouida named Carter as the actual slayer
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Oulda Keeton
Daisy Keeton
W Doy Pack
Day Stetev
Alate
W. M. Garter
Laurel Sociute
Ouida
Breton
Ouita
Carter
Annette Dionne Shows First Tooth in Callander
Annette Dionne nine months twelve days old at 4 30 am today produced her first tooth. Nurses at the private hospital found the tooth during their morning inspection, noting Annette is the third of five sisters to show a tooth.
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Annette Dionne
Callander
Ontario
Annnette Dionne
Annette
Oldest Congregation Member Dies in South Bend
South Bend March 12. Brother Leopold C.80, 91, the oldest member of the Holy Cross congregation, died yesterday in the city. He belonged to Holy Cross parish and was noted for long service.
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DIRS
South Bend
Ind
Leopold
Congregation of Holy Gross
President Roosevelt urges regulation of public utility holding companies
In a special message, President Roosevelt attacks propaganda against the Securities Exchange Bill and calls for regulation of public utility holding companies to prevent unfounded fears. He argues the legislation will not destroy value or legitimate investment and stresses the need for a realistic reform of power concentration. Professor Michael Papin of Columbia University dies in New York.
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Washington, D. C
Mattel
Aik
Roosevelt
Douglass
Capitol Hil
Naional Power Policy Committee
Tz Iz Ting Co
ciZenk
Windietun Aly
Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area
Late Tuesday night and Wednesday will be warmer with a low around 42 degrees Tuesday night and a high near 70 on Wednesday. Monday high 74, Tuesday low 42, Tuesday high about 66. Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday with frost in interior Tuesday night. Warmer Wednesday with light to moderate north winds from the west Texas coast area.
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San Antonio
Amagerate Worth
Tevag
Hearst on National Politics and the 1936 Campaign Interview
United Press questions William Randolph Hearst on Roosevelt and the 1936 race. Hearst says editorials support beneficial policies and oppose harmful ones, notes no plan to attack Roosevelt, suggests Roosevelt likely Democratic nominee, and discusses potential Republican candidates Borah Norris Johnson. He cites a preference for a balanced, progressive candidate and expresses willingness to back Roosevelt, while commenting on the Long-Johnson controversy with cautious humor.
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William Randolph
United Press
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Heavists
Hearst
Roosevelt
A. Qur
Dole
The
NRA
Justice Hughes
Washington
Farley
America
Hiram Johnsim
California
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
President to reassure no changes in cotton policy
Senator Smith and Senator Bankhead report the president will issue a statement today denying any changes to federal cotton policy. Alabama expected a White House meeting today on yesterday’s market break, now moved to tomorrow, with assurances on lending and production controls.
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Washington
D.C
Merch
Wi—Kenator Smith
Boulit
Syrith
Markets Disturbed by Further Changes
New York March 12 securities and commodities markets showed sharp movements in cotton futures with renewed volatility. After an opening burst of activity and mixed buying, prices slipped as much as 1 40 to 2 a bale, with midday activity leaving most months down, while smaller commodity futures also declined slightly._porto March 19 notices also describe panic selling and a drop in American prices on the Drike cotton exchange.
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United States
J. Durant
Dacksonvitle
Florida
Southern
Hrades
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Porto
oAly
Isechae i
Stamp Sects Uprising Triggers Public Stamp Sale
Washington March 12 Postmaster General James A Farley plans a public sale Friday of duplicate stamp sets printed to 1 700 000 worth after distributing ungummed unperforated sets to the president and other friends. Farley expects to sell all for 1 700 000.
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Washington, D.C
Maren
Post Office
Devent
James A. Farley
East Gulf Coast Storm Warning Issued by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau warns of a developing storm along the East Gulf Coast with strong southwest to northwest winds from Mobile to Carrabette, Fin. The advisory notes a central disturbance northeastward movement from San Antonio over the past 24 hours and forecasts unsettled conditions for Thursday.
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East Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Mobile
Carrabette
Fin
Norwest
Havite
San Antonio
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