Oil industry split over proration at Texas legislature
March 11 report from Austin details C B Ames president of the American Petroleum Institute urging cooperation to end illegal oil deals and tax evasion while major majors resist regulation. R J Boyle and Harry Sinclair push for private property rights and proration enforcement amid fears of federal control and new permits.
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Argentine farmers strike called off amid relief proposal
Buenos Aires report says the third verarium congress approved a resolution temporarily ending a farmers strike until Congress can enact government measures for agricultural relief. Several officials and farmer delegates participated in the session held today.
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Congress Debates Farm Programs and Ambassadors
The Senate and Agriculture Committee discuss farm program amendments and administration policy. Key figures include Roosevelt era farm proposals, ambassador appointments to Mexico and Britain, and foreign relations debates. The House and Senate consider monetary moves and interim measures amid ongoing legislative activity.
Vet Cuts Approved by Legion
GUYMON Oklahoma March 17 1m The suppint of the American Legion in President Aoomerel s veterans economy drive has been pledged anew by National Commander Louis A Johnson. Before addressing a group of 200 Legionnaires here from Kansas Oklahoma and LexIs last night Commander Jiehn ann telephoned the White Hose that the Legion has every faith to the discretion fateness and justice which with the president will deal with the problem involving as it does many instances of need for compassion and merer
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Doctor Shoots Wife and Kills Self in Houston
In Houston, Dr. 2 B. Baier, 56, wounded his wife with a pistol and then shot himself at home. He died en route to hospital. Mrs. Baier was shot in both legs but not seriously injured. She told officers he had been worried over financial matters.
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Mexican authorities detain Americans salvaging wrecked motor yacht
In Acapulco authorities detained several Americans involved in salvaging parts from a wrecked tri motor near Mono Agidante despite orders from coast guards. The crew included Charles Ernest First Officer Robert Lyman and others aboard the motor yacht Trojan. After U S Consul General Dudley G Dwyre intervened, the yacht owner Mrs Carl Walsh of Los Angeles had the vessel released.
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Veteran 87 Faces Contempt Charge in Idaho
Jessi W. Lynch, an 87 year old Civil War veteran, was cited to appear in district court in Twin Falls Idaho to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court for alleged neglect and refusal to pay $20 a month temporary alimony to his 42 year old wife, Belle Lynch. Lynch pleaded for divorce last November, accusing him of misconduct.
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Youth Injured In Impromptu Steeplechase Near School
Emery Hummel aged 16 of 216 Florida Street was severely injured when his horse failed to clear a fence during an informal steeplechase near Eagle Field by Thomas Nelson Page. He was taken to Robert B Green Hospital with fear of a skull fracture. Fellow rider Herman Dresch, 16 of 202 Curo Link Street, escaped with bruises as several others on their way to school jumped fences nearby.
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Divorce granted over objection to risque stories
In Angeleb on March 17 US motion picture director William Augietus Weisman sought a divorce from his wife Marjorie Crawford an actress. Judge Gates granted the divorce after she testified Weisman became angry when she objected to risque stories.
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Polish Senate Ratifies U S Consular and Amity Treaties
Warsaw March 17 The Polish senate ratified a consular treaty and a treaty of commercial amity with the United States signed in Washington in 1947. The diet approved the treaties earlier this week.
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Washington lacks approval for Soviet bonds sale to U S investors
Washington watchers report some groups push to sell five year plan bonds of the Soviet government to U S investors. The State Department has prohibited flotation and will not approve. Interest rates on issues reach ten percent with maturities of five, ten, and fifteen years.
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120 Arrested in German Rioting
Basel Switzerland reports 120 people arrested after renewed rioting late last night over the Hitler Swastika flag raising at the Zasen railroad station. National Councillor Arnold and other Communist leaders were among those detained.
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Pastors Suspend Methodist Clerk Accused by Girl
In Muncie Indiana March 17 a jury of 12 clergymen suspended Rev G Lemuel Conway pastor of the Madison Street M E Church for imprudent ministerial conduct. They found him guilty of attempting to assault an 18 year old girl member in December and of pushing a chorister over the chancel rail at evening services in January.
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50 Dead 70 Hurt in Manchuria Wreck
In Mukden Manchuria on March 17 fifty passengers were killed and more than 70 injured when a freight train crashed into the rear of a passenger train between Changehlatun and Supingkai. The passenger train had been delayed by a partial derailment.
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Screen Actress Jean Jarvis Dies in Hollywood
Jean Jarvis, a 40 year old screen actress and former Follies girl, died yesterday at Samland sanitarium after a lingering illness. She arrived in Hollywood six years ago and acted in numerous productions during that time.
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Jackson County Killing Ties Local Political Strife
Medford Ore March 1. Three persons face first degree murder charges after the fatal shooting of George P. Prescott Jackson County constable during a attempt to serve a warrant on Llewellyn A Banks 62 editor and political crusader Banks indicted with several others for theft of 10 000 halite from the Jackson County courthouse February 20 was held in Josephine County jail at Chant's Pass police say he admitted firing the shot that pierced Prescott's card His wife Edith Banks and A Pleming of Jacksonville were also charged and jailed The shooting capped a period of political strife in Jackson County.
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Woman Shot by Zangara Better
MIAMI March 17 Mrs Joe H L Gill wounded by Giuseppe Zangara in his attempt to assassinate President Roosevelt February 15 probably will be able to leave the hospital in another week for 10 days Dr T W Hutson says Infection which developed in Mrs Gill s wound has subsided Tr Huleon said.
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Adjutant Flies to Capital for Air Corps Conference
Kelly field adjutant Capt L 4 Dayton reported to report at Washington for a conference with the chief of the Air Corps after receiving orders. Dayton took off Friday morning to fly to the capital for the briefing.
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Cream of Nujol promises relief from constipation
A vintage advertising warning against laxatives highlights dangers of constant purging. It touts Cream of Nujol as a gentle, modern remedy that soothes the bowels, removes toxins, and promotes natural waste elimination at about ten cents a day. Stop at your druggist for a bottle tonight.
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