Abbreviated Democratic Payment Report Details Debts
A March 1 report from Democratic national committeemen lists a February 28 bank balance of 557,206 and obligations totaling 51,200. Assist. treasurer Ambrose Connell led the January February cash flow with receipts 2120 from medallions, 60,000 in loans, and 2478 in cash contributions. Major creditors include Country Trust Co of York City 60,000 and John Jakon 390,250. notable cash contributors include Eastman of Texas, Edward Harkness of New York, and Postmaster General Farley among others. The Allied Forces for Prohibition reported a February 73 balance of 165, down from 2719 in January.
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D. C
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Covid
Country Trust Company
York City
John Jakon
Joseph P. Kennis
New York City
Morgenthau
Cermak
Cago
M. L. Benedum
Hasburgh
R. W. Morri
Ban Antone
W. K. Anderhitt
Vincent Aster
BR. BH
Gore
Chicago
Boward Bruce
Baltimore
Robert B. Meyer
D. DB. Eastman
Vexahachle
Edward 5. Harkness
Aw York City
HL Stuart
Kego
Ralph BM. Shaw
Iicago
Gener James A. Farley
Frank Dutt
Josph G. Trees
Pittsburgh
M. McClosker
Philadelphia
Atrick McGovern
New
Flier Vanishes Record in Grasp at Cape Town Chase
Cape Town report notes a vanished flier during a pursuit aimed at breaking a record from England to Cape Town. The event involves South African aviator Alfie grasp and Victor mith as key figures who reappear during the Tas stretch of the journey.
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Cape ‘Town
Union of South Vinta
Tienry
Alfie Grasp
Victormith
Aimy Maillison
Engaand
Cape Town
Hurst hair color ad promises aging-free results
An old style advertisement touts a home hair dye product named Brownatone claiming to restore natural shade and youth without damage. It promises quick results with vegetable-based formula and guaranteed harmless action.
Resinol Heals Severe Eczema Says Child Testimony
A reader recalls severe eczema as a child and credits Resinol Ointment with complete healing after doctor recommended it. The note urges free trial packages from Resinol Dept. 55 Baltimore Maryland and endorses Resinol for burns and various skin conditions.
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Baltimore, Md
Social events and coronation plans in Fiesta season
Local society notes detail Mrs Jack Milliard’s luncheon at La Fonda honoring Miss Satin, a Fort Sam Houston bridge club gathering, and extensive preparations for the Fiesta de Seuda cinta coronation. Names include Clara C Pancoast, Queen candidates Cynthia Cannady, Henrietta Lewis, Margaret Aline Hill, Reiss Lee, and Miss Dowdy. Also listed are receptions, birthdays, and social visits across San Antonio and surrounding towns, with multiple hostesses and venues.
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Tureday
Jack Milliard
Miss Satin
Leo Keene
Monts. Corps
Ares Headquarters
Bridge Club
Fort Sam Houston
Offizers
Mesdares
Ru-dolph Bmyser
Frank Li Plimmer
Clara C. Pancoast
Order of the
Cynthia Canneldy
McGregor
University of Texas
Henrietta Lewis
Nashville, Tenn
Margaret
Aline Hl
Amarillo
Reiss Lee
Wichita Falls
Frances Eastland
Kertesle
Mountain City
Gunald
Margaret Milam
Dalles
Army Officer and Girl Jump From Plane Near Dexter
An army officer in uniform and a young woman about 22 leaped from a plane near Dexter as its fuel line failed. both landed safely using parachutes before the craft wrecked. The plane was reported en route from Wilkie Hook, Ark, to St Louis, with a seven mile east of the city area noted.
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Mareh
Dexter
En Pani
Wilkie Hoek
Ark
Bt Oulh
Chinese Army Suffers 500 Casualties in Manchuria Battle
Chinese forces suffered about 500 killed or wounded in a Sunday battle at Hsifengkow near the Great Wall, while Japanese losses were listed as 13 killed and 21 wounded. The action followed reports that Japanese troops may cross into North China proper to seize wall passes. Maj. Gen. Heijiro Hattori's brigade moved from Lingyuan and repulsed a Chinese attack at Halfengkaw as part of a broader assault along the wall. The Hattori brigade, holding wall garrisons in Jehol, aided by other units, engaged in a second major clash in five days, with thousands of Chinese casualties reported and several passes along the passes near Lengkow and Wulungiu captured. In Kupelkow, the gateway from Jehol to Peiping, the Japanese cut the pass, potentially isolating Chinese regulares and volunteers remaining in Jehol province, with authorities acknowledging months may pass before eradicating these bands.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
Hsifengkow
Great Wall of China
Wall
Japanee
North China
Heijiro Hattori
Lingyuan
Jenhol
Halfengkaw
Hatter
Jehol
Bevers
Eouth
Wulungiu
Fanthiakow
Lengkow
Hettort
Kupeikow
China
Kupelkow
Peiping
Hollywood union men refuse to accept wage cut
Hollywood workers threaten studio shutdown as union officials refuse a 50 per cent reduction in salaries. Consensus says studios will not close for now, yet labor action could halt operations if demands are not met.
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Hollywood
Audi
Lowman Resigns Post in Treasury Office
Seymour Lowman resigns as assistant Secretary of the Treasury effective March 15 to return home to Elmira New York to head Elmira Savings Bank. He had since 1927 overseen prohibition enforcement and custome service coast guard end noreelle.
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Lowman
Treasury
Washington, D.C
Seymour Lowman
Elmira
N.Y
Elmirs Savings Bank
Coast Guard
Burns predicts Congress to recess after economy bill
Democratic leader Fi-Representative Burns of Tennessee says Congress will recess for several weeks once the Senate passes the economy bill. He notes Roosevelt recommendations on relief farm aid beer and other matters may be held until Congress reconvenes. Tobie Mary Lou tours the city over KONO at 11 o clock each Monday Wednesday and Friday morning.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
Burns
Tennessee
Senate
Roosevelt
Tobie Mary Lou
Kono
Jobless May Be Put to Work in Search of Gold
Thousands of unemployed men may be sent on a gold hunt in California to answer the nation’s call for more of the metal and provide them livings. Governor James Ralph Jr and state officers favor a plan for a systematic invasion of the deposits geologists estimate hold hundreds of millions of dollars in wealth. The “gold rush” would have state or federal government sponsorship, or both.
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Ban Prancisco
Csiifornia
Uving
James Ralph Jr
Decline Noted in New Corporations
Austin reports a February dip in new Texas charters with 130 new corporations approved and an authorized capital stock of 2,679,000 dollars. Twenty two out of state firms received permits to operate in Texas, fewer than in January, per the Bureau of Business Research.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
Unilver
Texans
Average wage in Texas rises in February report says
March 19. The average weekly wage per worker in Texas in February was nine cents higher than January. The University of Texas bureau notes a smaller monthly decline in workers at 15 percent from January’s peak, with Austin Waco and Wichita Falls showing payroll gains versus a year ago and Austin Waco Galveston posting increases over the prior month. Unemployment groups show mixed changes with some gains in workers and wages and others cutting both.
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Auaten
Texva
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Austin
Waco
Wichita Falls
Galveston
Nazis Tighten Rule as Speyer Falls to Troops
Berlin reports a National Socialist delegation moved to Speyer to entrench Nazi rule after stormtroopers seized the city. General Franz von Epp confirmed the takeover as reflecting the population’s demand while the Republic’s tricolor flag faced a setback at the presidential palace as imperial colors were ordered to be lowered.
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Speyer
Franz von Epp
Bavaria
Germany
von Hildenburg
Hitler
Aod
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