Global tensions fuel Pacific air bases and old age pensions
A Washington dispatch notes plans for a great air base in Hawai I near Fort Kamehameha and a future Guam base, aiming to deter Asiatic threats. Hearst signals support for Roosevelt, with candidate suggestions for Hughes Johnson Borah Norris. Greek rebellion and naval shifts show air power shaping politics, while Cuba tightens controls as teachers strike and voters respond.
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Kuvselant
Kine Praiures Syndicate, Inc
Tarernatarial Enpyrigh
Simeon
Gall
Pacific
Washington
Hawai
Fort Kamehameha
Hawaii
Asia
Hearst
United Press
Justice Hughes
Hiram Johnson
California
Borat
Idaho
Norvis
Nebraska
United States
Hughes
Hiram Jamson
Borah
Norris
Policies Unchanged By Plunge
Washington March 13 vi President Roosevelt said government studies showed necessity for new legislation due to Supreme Court gold decisions but final action awaited. He noted ongoing policy of gradual liquidation of surplus cotton and discussed possible messages to Congress while deferring details. General MacArthur to remain army chief of staff as roosevelt asks him to stay on for new army legislation.
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Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Dia
Congress
Uuility Holding
Bhat
White House
Wallace
Ghester Davis
Smith
Fenate Agriculture
Bankhead
Alabama
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Floods and storms lash the South across several states
Snow and rain sweep the region driving hundreds from homes in Missouri Mississippi and Arkansas. Levee breaches on the St Francis River near Kennett and Modest flood crests threaten farmlands and towns. Red Cross aids 428 refugees at Butler County courthouse as rail traffic halts and National Guardsmen assist evacuations. Nearby Mississippi and Kentucky face record rains, with fears of further damage despite freezing weather.
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Assnewteil Press
Missisippi
Unois
Missouri
Mississippi
St. Francis
Kennett
Standard County
Romsbauer
Mingo
Aly
Red Cross Relief Organization
Butler County
Poplar Blnif
Missoun Pacific
Louis
South West
Leluy
National
Washington
Zhumerman
Democrat
Flood Control Committee
Hart
Saline County
Kentucky
United States
Calta
Carolinas
Carolina
St. Paul's
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Government approves Newport News homestead project funds
In Washington on March 15, 5600 industrial families within federal plans rise as Secretary Ickes approves a new substate homestead project at Newport News Virginia. The $245,000 allotment funds the community as the second to be set up for Negro families, accommodating one unlisted family.
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Washington, D. C
Ickes
Newport News
Tekes
Ring Returned To Helotes Woman After Mail Delivery
Mrs Alfred E Cortsan of near Helotes received a diamond ring valued at 1200 dollars by mail. The gem had vanished from the bottom of a trench at her residence earlier, and the return brought welcome relief to the homeowner.
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Alfred E. Cortsan
Helotes
Awail
Allred Unable to Attend Texas Cattlemen’s Convention
Governor James V. Allred informed the Texas Cattlemen's Association that he cannot attend the convention in Houston due to pressure of official duties. The March 13 report notes his absence from the event.
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Allred
Austin
Goversor
James V. Allred
Texas Cattlemen's Association, I
Houston
Oklahoma House Approves Rabies Epidemic Fund
Oklahoma City March action with a printer's error in reporting shows the house approving an appropriation of 510 060 to prevent epidemics among babies. Funds will be spent, though some details in the report were garbled.
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Oklahoma City
March
Oklahoma House
Bexar County May Save on Road Bond Payments
County Judge Prost Woodhull announced that the state board of county and district road indebtedness will cover part of the maturing bonds due April 19, 1994 if the county provides the state with the share two weeks before payment. The four series total exceeds 50 000, with the state’s portion around 10 49. The arrangement stems from highways designated as state highways in 1831 and continues a past practice of state assumption of debts.
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Bexar
Bexar County
Prost Woodhull
State Board of County and
Dstrict Road
Whhe
Upside Down Girl's Optimism Spreads at Hospital
Pall River Mississippi March 13 Optimism surrounds Alyce Jane McHenry a hospitalized Omaha girl who smiles about plans once she can move again. Doctors remove stitches from her side and blood transfusion appears unlikely as her recovery progresses.
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Pall River
Miss
Alyce Jane McHenry
Suspect Identified in Carthage Bank Robbery Case
Dallas March 13 1 percent John Brachter named by bank staff as the man who aided Raymond and Floyd Hamilton in a February 4 Carthage Texas bank robbery. Bond raised from 10000 to 20000 by US Commissioner bre R Sraith. The suspect ordered held for trial at the western term of Federal court in Tyler Charles Hudson of Beckville a customer corroborated the identification.
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Hamilton
Dallas
John Brachter
Raymond
Floyd Hamilton
Carthage
Texas
U. S
Bre R. Sraith
Weldir
Tyler
Charies Hudson
Beckville
Music Business Reports Increase in 1934-35 Gains
New York March 13. The coziness of serious music and its sensitive index to the public purse shows a vast increase for the current season. Some prominent musical managements report business gains over last year from 33 to 90 percent. Firms expect a continued sizeable rise for 1935-6.
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New York
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Fair Wednesday and Thursday with warmer conditions. Wednesday night forecast low around 56 degrees and Thursday high near 70s. Tuesday high around 67 and Wednesday low about 47. Light to gentle variable winds inland, coastal areas mostly southerly. East and West Texas sections note similar fair, warmer trends with minor wind variation.
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San Antonio
Vicinily
East Texas
Texas
Wernesias Nigh
Foorth
Blanket code plan offered to simplify NRA codes in 1933
Washington D C Maken 13 M A plan to eliminate 337 of NRA smaller codes by unifying them into a single flexible small industries code was presented to the senate finance committee by Donald Richberg for the administration. The plan aims to reduce the code structure and focus on major industries while countering monopoly charges and discussing patent issues affecting enforcement. Richberg defended NEA support for the steel code and outlined payroll and wage changes observed in the industry.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Donald & Richberg
Administration
Richberg
Brass
Recovery Concallator
Bora Richberg
Borah
WRA
Richnerg
NEA
Senate
Idaho
Telchberg
Royal Engagement Reported by Paper
Stockholm dispatch says Folkets Dagblad reports Princess Ingrid of Sweden and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark likely to announce their engagement Friday. The Danish crown prince is said to have semi officially indicated the match while asking press silence.
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Stockholm
Marten
Folksts Dagblad
Ingrid
Sweden
Frederik
Denmark
Folkets Dagblad
Boy 14 Declared Insane in Patricide Case
Sayre Oklahoma March 28 AP Ralph T Hood County Attorney withdraws murder charge against 14 year old Jack Campbell for patricide of his father Rev Karl Campbell of Carter. Hearing on commitment to a state hospital likely Friday.
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Patricide
Sayre
Osh
Maral
Regulation by National Act Ruled Unconstitutional
Federal Judge Guy L. Fake in Newark declares the national industrial act unconstitutional regarding intrastate regulation. Acme Inc of Jersey City wins an injunction shielding it from code enforcement and possible indictments. He cites unlawful delegation of legislative authority and voids code provisions regulating hours, wages, and confidential reports.
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Newark
N.J
Guy L. Fake
Acme, Inc
Jersey City
Wwcriet
Harlan Beeson
U.S
Crawford Biggs
Fake
Jarboe Forecasts Pleasant Weather For San Antonio
Weatherman J H Jarboe delivers a cheerful forecast for San Antonio Wednesday morning predicting fair skies gentle warmth and mild winds for the next 24 hours. The brief bulletin notes rising temperatures and comfortable conditions for residents.
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Jarboee
J. H. Jarboe
San Antonio
Three Condemned Men Lose Appeals to Escape Death
In Austin on March 30 1955 the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentences of Bligha Stuart Harris Janey who confessed the murder of his four year old daughter Doral John B Willis convicted of attacking a young bride at Tyler and Albert Carr a Black man who assaulted a sleeping white woman.
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Austin
T Fic Electric Enair
Court of Criminal Appeals
Cowl
Bligha Stuart
Harris Janey
Doral
John B. Willis
Tyler
Albert Carr
Lubbock Named Acting Constable for Precinct
Lubbock Wednesday was named acting constable for Precinct No. 1 as the county fills a vacancy created by Constable Jones who is on leave. The appointment comes after an invitation from Governor Allred to address the Texas Legislature in Austin. Federal Housing Administrator James A. Moffett accepted to speak at the joint session Monday.
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Lubbock
Grayson Lubbock
Jones
County Commissioners Court
Texas
Austin
Margy
James A. Moffett
James V. Allsted
Furnished Apartments Listing and Rental Prices
Classified ad fragment lists furnished apartments with monthly rents from 93 to 640 dollars and weekly rates. Mentions locations including Cedar, Evergreen, San Francisco, Houston, San Porro, and Goliad. Notes demand for apartments and houses as spring moves in and invites listings through a San Antonio newspaper circulation.
Los Angeles Man Faces Decline From Rare Disease
George Bocklett, 43, of Hollywood and former Dayton interior decorator, is gravely ill as blood turns black after three hemorrhages. Dr. Frank Nolan plans spine taps and transfusions, injecting glandular extract into bloodstream. Bocklett has reportedly two to five years and consents to experimental treatment.
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Los Angeles
Ig Atriyed Tovacy
George Bockteté
Frank G. Nolan
Hollywood
Bocktete
Dayton
Nolan
Bockler
Bocklett
Na- Ma
Snoozing Officer Drove Car Into Creek Near Cameron and Ruiz
A sleepily alarming incident left Officer Grant drowsily steering into San Pedro creek at Cameron and Ruiz streets. His car submerged briefly, but the only clear damages were a wet outfit and a ducking, with no serious injuries reported.
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Sirant
Peter's Court
Grant
San Pedro Creek
Cameron and
Ruiz
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Venizelos
Aslan
Crete
Argent Sea
Anitalian Island
Reek
Venizélos
Cruser
Chiog
Ramos
Mytilena
Greece
Californig Assembly
Mr. Weber
Mr. Fields
Germiany
Alr
Alt Spark” Association
Germany
Hitler
John Moore
Cuba
Rickberg
Science
George Bockilet
F. G. Nolan
Dudge
Unkee Nields
Wierton Steel Company
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