Red Haired Ladies and Nation’s Debt In 1930s Context
The column cites President intervention halting auto industry strikes and railroads, noting wage cuts and temporary peace. It ponders national indebtedness of thirty five trillion dollars, bank credit, and currency issues. It comments on red hair as a sign of heredity, praises mass production in autos, and urges retaining modern methods over craftsman unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
United States
Salmon P. Chase
Lincoln
Uncle Sam
Didi
Immigration use Draws Fine in Federal Court Case
A man pleaded guilty in Federal District court to aiding human smuggling from Nueva Laveda to near Austin. He was fined $100 and given 18 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneinal
Federal District
Nueva Laveda
Auslin
NRA Price Order Affects Labor Cost Share in Food
Washington March 22 The WM-NRA ordered the adjustment of retail and wholesale food prices with a two percent labor allowance but not a general rise. Administrator Hugh S Johnson explained the measure targets the labor share, not actual prices, and will apply from March 31 based on invoice or replacement cost less trade discounts.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Hugh 5. Johnson
Winlett
Johnson Ordii
Five Watchmen Watch Each Other in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on March 22, police were alerted to three suspicious men near a Salt Lake Grig apartment house. Night watchmen, who were patrolling the area, identified the trio and admitted they had been observing two prowlers hired to board at an alleyway. The night guards assisted in detaining the two suspects who claimed they were hired for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
INSI
Salt Lake Grig
Holice
Ferguson named as possible Texas Democratic committeeman
Houston meeting of the state Democratic executive committee names James E. Ferguson as a likely candidate for Texas Democratic committeeman. He is slated to speak in Houston tonight after the Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Democratic
Houston
James E. Ferguson
Senators Study Philippine Bill Under Dickinson Amendment
The Senate resumed consideration of the Philippine independence bill with Senator Long supporting the Dickinson amendment to shorten the transition period from nineteen to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Long
Louisiana
House Adopts Navy Conference Report on Vinson Treaty
Washington March 22 The House adopted the conference report on the Vinson treaty naval bill. The plan sets a naval construction program of 102 warships and 1140 airplanes costing about 560000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington, D. G
Russia Entry Into League Forecast
Paris reports predicted Soviet Russia joining the League of Nations by September as part of ongoing diplomacy. In Washington, two kidnapping suspects were identified in the Edward G. Bromar case, named Alvin Karpls and Arthur Barker.
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Russia
Paris
League of Nations
Ely
Kidnaters
Washington, D. C
Department of Jrstler Toany
Ht Seid
Edward G. Bromar
St. Pan
Alvin Karpls
Arthur B. Barker
President Roosevelt backs away from league court issue
Washington March 22 President Roosevelt said the league court should not be revived during this Senate session and he had not given the matter any thought. Prominent senators supported the stand and leaders indicated the court would not be pressed for a vote despite appeals from international-minded groups.
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League
Washington, D. C
Uisi
Roosevelt
Senate
Witte House
Victims Testify in Trial of Machado Aids in Havana
Victims were called to testify in Havana at the trial of men accused of killings and torture at the Azores fortress during Gerardo Machado's regime. Witnesses include Dr Octavio Zubiarreta and Clemente Carrera among others as eight bodies were unearthed months ago. torture instruments were found within the fortress overlooking Havana harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machado
Havana
Azores Fortress
Gerardo Machado
Octavio Zubiaarreta
Clemente Carrera
Azares Seeveal
Havana Harbor
Vacancies Advertised in Toiy's Light Classified Rental
Classified rental list shows furnished apartments and unfurnished houses with monthly and weekly rates at multiple addresses including 218 Cadwallader 820060 month 281 Post 19.00 month 8005 Broadway S3a.d0 month and 211 WW Courtland plus several other properties. Notices indicate rental column and deadlines for Want Ads Friday editions at The Lagan with listings to be sent by 1040 Friday.
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Broadway
Mary Joouise
Courtland
E. Baylor
Wharton
W. Mulberry
San Pedro
Alamo
Connate
Lagan
Eien Street
Labor Plan Seeks Neutral Rulings On Auto Discrimination
Union leaders in Michigan Wisconsin Ohio and Missouri pressed for immediate action on hundreds of anti union discharge charges in the auto industry. Hugh S Johnson met with 80 AFL spokesmen and a neutral committee to pass on charges was discussed as a path to settlements. President Roosevelt eyed a possible truce but no firm proposition emerged as officials awaited further talks with labor delegates and manufacturer representatives.
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Washington, D. C
Auttomobic
Roosevelt
Hugh 5
Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
NRA
Johnsav
Henert
Washington
Union
White House
Green
Willian Green
Work American Federation of Labor
Auto Union
Hugh 9. Johnson
Wil- Han Green
Willem Collins
A. Af L
Rivas
Arthur Greer
Hudson Motor Company
John A. Hailey
Buick
al Gook
Fisher
Punt, Mich
Richard ©. Byrd
Fonting Motors
David Lane
Flint Focal
Chevrolet Company
Lionel Bentley
Chevrolet
St. Louis
Cleveland
Fisher Body
Senate
John Carmody
Rockefeller Coal Company
Wagner Bie
Carmody
Had & Company Union
Wagner Jalbar Bilto
Uninns
Cork
War Prospect Delayed in Cable Transmission
The thirty fourth article in H R Knickerbicker's WML War Come series was delayed in cable transmission. It will be published tomorrow, the early fifth Saturday and the thirty sixth and concluding article Monday. Tomorrow's piece will be sent from Berlin and describe Germany internal situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Knickerbicker
Berlin
Missing Plane Bodies Found From Pan American Flight
Mendoza Argentina March 22 searchers found the wreck of Pan American Airways liner San Jose in the Andes. Nine aboard including two United States citizens were found dead, with seven bodies well preserved under snow. The plane vanished July 16 1932 on a Santiago to Buenos Aires route and was spotted near Mount Aconcagua at the Chilean border. The crew and passengers names are listed with the article. A separate update notes a Bastrop Texas school board reelected P J Dorson as superintendent.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Pan-American Airways
San Jose
Andes
United States
Puetite del Inca
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Bandago
F. E. Camus
Air Jing
J. C. Sabate
O. 3
Peret
Rafto
Pinkus Rotszyld
America
Charles J. Robinson
W. Myers
A. Woods
Aten
San Joe Jeff Santiaga
Aol
Las Cuevas
Puettte del Inca
Mount Aconcagua
Americas
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity expect partly cloudy conditions Thursday night and Friday with light to moderate south winds. Lows Thursday night near 8 degrees and highs Friday around 6 degrees. Wednesday high near 84, Thursday low around 89, Thursday high about 78. East Texas east of the meridian shows partly cloudy skies with light to moderate southerly winds along the coast. West Texas west of the meridian has partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Alia Hein
Lima air crash claims three crew and injures ambassador family
In Peru a Pan Am Express flight crashed after takeoff killing three crew members Homer V. Farris pilot Lawrence Wagner radio operator Frank Large secretary to Pan Am vice president and injuring Manuel Trucco Chilean ambassador to the United States and his daughter Grace Trucco. Twelve aboard the liner San Perro bound for Chile.
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IMA
Peru
Pan-American Airways
Manuel Trucco
United States
Chile
Truce
AML
Aly Unera
Homer V. Farris
Lawrence Wagner
Frank Large
The
Inc
Grae
San Perro
McGregor
Pan-American Grace
Harald Hafits
Delgady
Hearby
Mira Flores
Homer Vergil Farris
Zier
London
Margaret Horton
Hoston
United States Army
Kentucky
California
Pant American Grace Service
Colonial Air Transport
Isis
Rothwell Field
Galif
Lawrence A. Wagner
Baltimore
Presiden Mattis
Liverpool
Eng
Elena Hott
Santiago
Girl of 4 killed by two terriers in Oakham
In Oakham Massachusetts a four year old girl died after a ferocious attack by two Boston terriers. The child succumbed last night eight hours after the assault and mangling. The dogs were caught and killed by constables. They were sent to a laboratory for examination to determine whether they had rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakham
Mass
Dean
Prosecution Seeks Death or Acquittal in Texas Case
In San Marcos on March 22 a Hays County jury weighed death or acquittal for Mateo Cuellar and Julian Ybarra as they face murder charges in the hatchet slaying of Claude F. Kelty. The trial unfolds with intense prosecution demands and defense arguments amid the Hidalgo county jurisdiction context.
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San Marcos
Hays
Mateo Culeller
Julian Ybarra
Hidalgo County
Mayicare
Claude FB. Keltey
New Drug Promises Quick Sleep at Mount Sinai
A Baltimore report notes a new drug that induces sleep within seconds, with rapid after effects. Demonstrated at Mount Sinai Hospital, the white powder is dissolved in water and injected by arm at one CC per 16 pounds. In four cases patients woke refreshed as if after a nap under Dr. Albert E. Gatstein.
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Baltimore
Mount Sinai Hospital
Albert E. Gatstein
Nevada Governor Bal tar Dies After Long Illness
Carson City dispatch reports Governor Frederick Bennett Baltar of Nevada died at his mansion after a prolonged illness. Baltar, famed for declaring Nevada the last free state, had signed acts regulating gambling and a six week divorce law during his tenure.
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Carson City
Nev
vPi
Frederick Bennett Baltar
Nevada
Anion
Baltar
Weather forecast details for South Wind area
Partly cloudy skies and southerly winds are expected to lower temperatures overnight. The weather bureau predicts mercury rising to 16 Thursday and 78 Friday afternoon, with Friday morning around 56 after a Thursday low of 9. Winds will be moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sounds
Weather Bureau
Rug Mill Closed by Strike of 1000 Workers
Freehold New Jersey March 22 A side of about 1000 employees at the AL and M Karaghensian Company's Freehold Rug mill walked out today after the Freehold Carpet Workers union, in an executive committee meeting last night, voted for action on a wage cut of eight percent effective immediately.
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Freehold
W. J
AL and M. Karaghensian Company
Freehold Carpet Workers’ Union
British to Test Hong Kong Defense in March
Combined British military and naval operations to test Hong Kong defenses will begin Saturday and run for three days. Announced today. David Hardie 84 pioneer Texan seed company founder dies in Dallas.
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Hong Kong
Ching
Dallas
David Hardie
Pioneer Texan
Solons Balk at Senate Pay Raises for Veterans
In Washington on March 22 theHouse rejected higher war veteran pay urged by the administration, despite a presidential veto promise. The House voted 222 to 164 to restore only 10 or 15 percent, with 188 opposing the Senate’s 15 percent plan. The Senate may concur or act again. If needed a joint committee will seek a compromise. Speaker Railey voted no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseington
Tove Lidey
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Ralwey
FDR Confers On Return Of Air Mail To Congress
President Roosevelt met with officials from the post office and commerce departments and Attorney General Cummings in Washington to discuss returning air mail. The group aimed to speed new legislation on contract bidding as soon as Congress passes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marona
Roosevelt
Post Office and Commerce Departments
Cummings
Capitol
Longer Jail Term Appeals Spy Case In Metz
In Metz France on March 23 the appeal court increased the sentence for La Belle Sophie of Germany and five men. It upheld the initial conviction on espionage charges and raised her term to four years. She also received three years for complicity in stealing a new French model machine gun.
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Metz
France
Fraulein
Sophie Dretz
Germany
Fi Mous
la Belle
Sophie Salise
la Belle Sophia
Alent
Pete Inc Acquitted in Bank Hold-Up Case at Refugio
In Victoria Texas on March 22 a jury at Bina acquitted Pete Inc from Refugio of robbing the First National Bank of Woods two years earlier. He had faced 14 years after a prior trial and a second trial ended with a deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom For Man
Victoria
Texas
Bina
Pete Inc . 3A
Refugio
First National Bank Ab Woods
Husband Finds Wife Dead in Home on Herff Street
Frank Hanley found his wife Patsy Hanley dead Thursday morning at their home 800 block of Herff Street. Detectives investigate as Justice of the Peace Shook to hold an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Hanley
Herff Street
Frank
Hanley
Ing
Justice of the Peace Storia
Wil
Man Slashed at Wedding Fiesta on Pendleton Avenue
A man was slashed during a wedding celebration on Pendleton Avenue Wednesday night. Jon Rotrigues, a guest from Vera Cruz Street, was involved according to hospital reports from Green Hospital.
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Pendleton Avenue
Jon Rotrigues
Vera Cruz
Green Hospital
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