Lindy Lindbergh Leaves for England Residence
New York March 12 The Lindberghs departed for England to rejoin their two sons in Kent after months in seclusion at New Jersey and California. They traveled by private car to Bremen and boarded a ship, with officers unaware of their presence until sea. Colonel Lindbergh had been negotiating with Pan American Airways since their December return.
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New Yori
Cal
Cartes A. Gindbergh
England
Orth German
Lioydner
Bremen
Stander
Bremny
Linberghs
Lindbergh Ing Bean
Pan-American Airways
Whicls Ae Fs
Lindberghs
Charles Avor
Kent
New Jersey
Weather forecast fragment for Texas regions
The text provides a fragmented weather forecast mentioning Ett Gayreasise Coxen and areas near the sea with partly cloudy conditions. It notes Saturday temperatures around 60 to 97 depending on location, with cooler conditions in northern areas Sunday and variable winds.
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Texas
Cbaal
Bungay
Sheriff readies drive on punch boards
Sheriff Will W Wood announces a mass action against punch boards with a two p m start. Deputies will sweep Asan and surrounding areas to seize boards and enforce the law as merchants report activity and enforcement details.
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Sherif
W. Wood
Peilsy
Fumatuyn
Antonio Merchants Adm
Wond
Asan
Monal Werther
Nazification of Austria Complete!
Nazi troops seize Vienna and assert control as Germany claims new province. Goering and Hitler figures move to consolidate power, arrest hundreds, close dissenting pubs, and prepare a 100 percent Nazi provincial system. Officials, police, and SS units install regime across Austrian cities amid celebratory yet ominous crowds.
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Vienna
tPj
Hitler
Austria
Ant Mazi
Arthur Seysz-Inquack
Oth
Ausvian
Secre
Rudolph Tess
Heinrich Himjuiler
Fonk Daleugl
Seyseem- ‘Avart
toAather
Ausion
Legion
Nazive Woll
Dellusa Wis
Styria
Gran
Ingr
Barreks
Kuf
Sturmkorps
Tutherland
Aspert
Goerlng
Germany
Josef Tavs
Nazders
Dows
Schuseinigg
Itis
Missing South San Antonio woman murdered, sheriff says
Mrs Addie Caldwell Jamison, last seen March 4 as a housekeeper, is believed murdered. Deputies found two silhouettes of her clothing under a vacant porch on Lavelt Street. Deputy Sheriff H G Hoek leads the case, with authorities holding that she was slain and her body waiting.
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Addie Caldwell Jamison
Jamlain
Bob
Sault San. Antonio
Sher H. G. Hoek
Satrday
Ela
San Antonia
Police raids net numerous arrests in age-rad vigil
Police report continuing raids that have netted about 100 men and women in two weeks. New arrests Saturday included a man hospitalized after a street melee, with thirteen held and released on $200 bonds. One raid led to a man fined $60 by Justice Corrigan after a threat to officers. G J ONeill led a raid in East Commerce street, arrestees included three women and a man, with one suspect resisting and gun drawn. Several women were later released on bonds. Lawyers intervened to free all women arrested. Bonded individuals named include Geraldine Myers 20, Ethel Orr 25, Ruby Childress 25, and Don Howard 25. Officer details and area names provided, with ongoing operations to push the arrests from parks and playgrounds. Howard County beer vote result noted.
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Gil Mock
East Commerce Street
Tt Pang
O'Neil
Lye Wall
Pox Tice
Matamoras Street
Phi Weight
Aamuline Wader
Jie West Sie
Iie
Oinas
Lawyvars
Monterey Street
O. H. Brown
Hicks ‘O Nding
Ethel Orr
Mutarorss Street
Ruby Childress
K. F. WahZends
Brady Building
Don Howard
East
Commerte Street
Guy Po Allison
Aztec
Corrigan
M. M
Spat
Lupton
Natp Street
German Arrested on U S Spy Charge
German born airplane mechanic Gil Hernan Voss, 39, of Plotal Fark, held on $10.99 bail in default after being arrested in a spy probe. He worked at Seversky Aircraft in Farmingdale Long Island and was charged with delivering documents and code books to foreign agents.
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U.S
New York
Gil Hernan Voss
Plotal Fark
Seversky Aircraft Corporation
Parmingdale
Long Island
Jmner
iIntoyamatlan
Delénse
United States
Rancher Kills Wife and Self After Quarrel
Modesto California March 12 UPb Willam Kraighear 43 year old rancher killed his estranged wife Evelyn Mactovil 14 with a sawn off shotgun and then fatally shot himself after a quarrel in a rooming house Coroner George Sovern reported today Evelyn hid under her mother’s bed as the shouting occurred Industrial Activity Shows Slight Gain New York March 12 Industrial activity improved moderately this week after adjustment for Bernanke interests measured by the AP index rose to 8 5 percent of the 1629 30 average from 63 3 last week and compared with 105 7 year ago The index rose for the third time since the start of the year
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Modesto
Calif
Upb
Willam Kraighear
George Sovern
Sovern
Evelyn Mactovil
New York
Bernouel Inetars
Associated Press
Uplin
Germans Reject French And British Protests
Berlin reports the German government today rejected the French and British protests as inadmissible. The note claimed Vienna provided misleading information and said the governments simultaneously rejected the alleged impressions. The dispatch cites a coordinated demarche in response to German security measures.
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Berlin
Informaon
Vienna
Aystein
Klafein
Slugging and robbery attack on truck salesman
A wine salesman at South Gonkad Street was slugged and robbed of $24.70 late Friday near Hildenland and Shook avenues. Two attackers knocked him from his truck, dragged him to a secluded spot on Jones Mallaborger Road, then fled with the vehicle after beating him. He suffered a severe scalp cut and was treated at B Green hospital. Police investigated minor beer and wine items found at a nearby track. the truck and some cargo were not recovered by Saturday.
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Shrer Hilackers
Andrew
Morales
Free+ no Witte
South Gonkad Street
Hildenland
Avenues
Mead
Garam
Jones-Mallaborger Road
Hendit
Shinn
Garan
Towarh B. Green Hospital
W. C. Miller
Vernon Seinelder
I. J. Kleventingen
UTR Storms Hamper Hunt for Lost Airliner
Fresno Calif March 12 Stormy weather hampered searchers for a TWA Skyliner that disappeared with its five crew and passengers on March 1. Rain in the San Joaquin valley and snow in the Sierra Nevada slowed survey efforts and renewed doubts over any chance of survivors.
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Fresno
Calif
T. W. A. Skyliner
Transcontinental
Western Air
San Joaquin Valley
Sica Nevada
Serreliers
Hesik
Himnlaymer
Capone Plea Up in Supreme Court Review
The Supreme Court considers whether to review an appeal by Alphonse Capone former Chicago gang leader seeking to avoid serving a year in a Chicago jail after completing his 10 year term at a federal penitentiary An announcement is expected Monday
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Capone
Supreme Court
Washington
Marcy
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Sookabuity
Alecatrar Federal Penitentiary
Man Struck by Car Near Hospital Believed Dying
Jefe Patton, 56, of 413 Taypira Street, was struck by a car at Chestnut and Crockett on Friday afternoon near Robert B. Green Hospital. He was assisted into a vehicle, but the pursuing officer did not obtain the driver's name.
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Jefe Patton
Taypira Street
Robert B. Green
Byean Sotomobile
Chestnut and Crockett
Naihe
Weekend Weather Outlook for St Antonia
Weekend forecast says light southerly winds, with highs around 77 and lows near 6 0 degrees. Clouds and wind will dominate, with Saturday and Sunday seeing mild temperatures and variable cloud cover.
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St. Antonia
Mercury
Prowlers Loot Homes and Stores on St Marys Street
Police report varied loot from several apartments and shops including Sherman house stripping of plumbing fixtures and Heuaf of beer from a back yard. Victims listed include Mrs MF Ichenstler 205 Wes Aaly and Mrs DG Bridford 414 Broadway with losses valued around 80 dollars and four beer cases.
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S. A. Prowlers
Priviers
Ichenstler
Wes Aaly
Tiunise al Sag Sherman
Nutt
Sanitare Adadress Company
Frederick Kna'grout
Rail Pay Slash for Million Workers Draws Proposals
Washington dispatch reports that 142 railroads plan a wage cut affecting about one million employees. Directors of the Association of American Railroads urged a national scheme to balance rising costs with reduced pay. Meanwhile, state authorities moved to authorize partial freight rate reductions, as labor and management seek ways to ease railroad expenses.
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Washington
Chicaza Marenaa
Tonsiday
Mie
Armentcan
Saferstate
Compassion
Cate Lens
Lad Reporter Boy Breaks Into News in Spokane Mishap
A clever eight year old wandered home from school in Spokane and fell into a hollow, breaking his leg. He requested reporters, then refused hospital moves until a passerby called for help. Police arrive as he plans to become a newspaper man.
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Spokane
Wash
Ury
Goman
Folto
Tolanny
James Hatton
Wag
Bern
Hatite
Tha Ind
Wong
Sheeries
Hitler Proclaims Austria Needs German Union
Berlin dispatch reports Hitler’s government urging Anschluss as German troops move toward Austria. Goebbels presents a plebiscite plan for Vienna while denouncing Schuschnigg and promising safety for Austrians under a new regime. The piece notes German forces and air power maneuvering and predicts a transformative union under Nazi leadership.
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Aly
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Marshal Goering
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Ger Tiny
Gery Wan Transpark
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Vignan “Cinysell
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Tehrer
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