House Farm Measure Increases Crease Visions In Senate Plan
Washington dispatch reports economy supporters expect the House to accept most Senate increases in the $1 billion farm bill approved late yesterday. The seven article notes allocations of about $923 million, plus $90 million in loans, with parity payments and food stamp plan impacts shaping White House budget considerations.
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Jeader
Russell
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Hazards to Relief Fund Sparks Firemen Action
Fire inspectors led by Chief C A Earl labeled pennies in a downtown hazard as risky. The incident prompted scrutiny of penny use and fire safety practices amid broader debates on relief fund appropriations and rural electrification programs in the Senate.
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Hart
G. W. Fulbright
Wienenate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rural Electrification — Administration
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Free Bridge To Mexico Approved For International Crossing
The government press bureau announced approval for a new free international bridge linking Nuevo Laredo Mexico and Laredo Texas to remove high tolls on the US side. The tolls deter family travel and costly cross border trips. project gains support from Texas and Mexico authorities.
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Yas. Marcy
Nuevo Laredo
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Texas
Post to Honor Past VFW Heads at Elks Club Meeting
Past commanders of Sadi Houston Post No 16 VFW and past aux diary presidents will be honored at a meeting in the Elks Club at 8 p.m. Tuesday, announced John W. Nell, a post member. The auxiliary will serve refreshments.
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Alberta Social Credit leads in provincial vote count
Edmonton March 23. Social credit supporters of Premier William Aberhart gained a lead as the province tallies ballots under single transferable vote in rural ridings and proportional representation in cities. Only 27 of 57 seats declared with 17 Social Credit and 1 Independent coalition win noted.
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Alla
Social Credit
William Aberhart
Alberta
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Germans claim sinking of British plane on Western Front
BRAIIN March 23. TheGerman high command reports destruction of a British warplane in yesterday’s air activity over the western front. The communique adds that enemy lines violated neutral territories as German forces describe the engagement and claims success against Allied air action.
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Building Wage Cuts Studied Across Nation
Washington May 2 2 percent wage cuts for small house construction were discussed by John P Coyne head of the United States Insulators Building Trades department He said unions in 19 regions were asked to accept a reduced secondary series and that New York City Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo were among cities considering the plan A proposed rate of 32 or 10 4 day was cited alongside a 12 to 15 dollar daily schedule for commercial structures
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Horse of Opera Fame Dies at 99
New York reports Anna the horse, famed for opera roles and Hollywood appearances, died after a 25 year stage career. The white mare's retirement era ends as tributes from Met Opera and film circles honor her legacy, including roles with Caruso, Gigli, and Valentina in The Sheik.
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Verdict Given in Two Texas Deaths in Burkburnett
A coroner's jury ruled today that Jess and Dickson, both Texans, died by self-inflicted gunshot in a garage behind their home after a shooting last night. One man, Darksai, had been seriously injured in an oil field accident years ago and was unemployed.
Change Count in 600 Block N New Braunfels Avenue Incident
A string of theft reports in the 600 block of North New Braunfels Avenue includes Davis at 147 Blue Bonnet Avenue noting a $2 loss after a man allegedly grabbed it from his hand. Other claims list cash and items stolen from various addresses including 1214 South Hackberry Street and 1306 Dawson Street, plus a tarpaulin and tools from Williams Earlywine’s workyard in the 100 block of Wyoming Street.
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W. J. Andrews
Dorothy Lackharat
Dawson Street
Genevieve Davis
Grady Street
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Earlywine
Rosewood Avenue
J. Jackson
Slocum Place
Wyoming Street
Western Front Remains Calm in Clear Weather
PARIS March 23 French military sources report the Western Front was quiet aside from routine patrols and aerial scouting. Both sides used clear weather for air activity but there were no combat incidents according to French authorities.
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Westen
Man Who Gave Up Million in Revival
Oklahoma City pastor Dr RC Howard of Kelham Avenue Baptist will lead a 12 day revival at Calvary Baptist Church North Pine and Hays Streets starting Sunday at 10 AM with music by Sister Macrell. He left a potential millionaire path to become a minister and now volunteers his services daily.
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Four Chicago Officers Charged in Racketeering Probe
A grand jury will probe a shake-down racket claims involving four morals squad officers William J. Kearney , Egwoed Hickey, Elmer Johnson and Francis O’Milloy. Police Capt Joan Howe reports arrests in a case that allegedly sold innocent citizens in Loop and Grant Park areas while a Chicago Bar Association official noted an attorney is under separate investigation.
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Francis O'Milley
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Ernest Palmuaker
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Howe
UNUSED SPICES By Stein P Mei
Spices costly and rare were gathered to anoint the tomb but remained unused in the grave’s silence. The visitors chose the most fragrant offerings yet none were employed as death held its calm.
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Farley Asked to Quit Post in Democratic Tilt
March 23 report cites Senator Van Nuys urging Postmaster General Farley to resign as national Democratic chairman to allow fairer consideration of other presidential candidates. McNutt supporters say Farley would be a strong White House candidate but should not block others at the convention.
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New Garand Rifle Value Questioned in Defense Debate
Washington dispatch reports a national defense controversy over the Army's Garand rifle. Army cavalry and Marine officials cite field flaws while Garand supporters call it superior. The National Rifle Association editorialized that lubrication issues affected border maneuvers and that the service may adopt fixes or newer models. Inventor John Garand downplays the problems.
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Five Mexicans Die In Las Aldamas Dance Hall Riot
Dispatches from Monterrey report five men killed and two injured in a gun and knife fight at a Las Aldamas venue in Nuevo Leon. The motive and assailants remain unknown.
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Mexico City
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Las Aldtamas
Welles Ship Search Reveals Possible Passengers on Conte di Savoia
London March 23. The Conte di Savoia bound for New York was held 14 hours at Gibraltar to see if anyone traveled with a forged passport. Official British cables note possible travelers with improper papers, delaying the search. Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles is aboard returning from Europe.
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Conte di Savaia
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Aeriiofficial British Press Association
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Europe
Solong Fight Bribe Counts in Georgia Indictments
In Atlanta on March 2, Congressman B Frank Whelchel of Gainesville faces indictment for selling postal jobs and taking kickbacks. He is linked with O J Rogge and L B Schwartz as lawyers for the case. A federal probe may widen to graft in state government and a series of nighttime beatings in the Atlanta area, one killing a suburban resident. Whelchel is charged with receiving 2200 for rural mail carrier appointments and 1500 for another appointment that never happened.
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B. Frank Whelchel
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O. Joli Rogge
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Junior Yanks Hold Easter Egg Hunt at Riverside Park
A youth group named Junior Yanks hosted an Easter egg hunt at Riverside Park Golf Course on Saturday afternoon under Col. Earl A. Elipgi Watinna. Sunday morning the Minive Yanks planned a Stuyriv service at Brackenridge Park with all 48 participants.
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Device Vexing to Vicious Vandals
San Antonio public schools faced vandalism to outdoor bells as shields failed. Bells, once bare, were attacked with stones and removed by unidentified persons. Most bells now wear boiler plate hoods to protect against rain and rust.
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San Antonio
Hungarian premier Teleky arrives in Rome for talks
Rome reports Premier Count Teleky arrives for conferences with Italian and German leaders as part of Rome Berlin axis plans. Observers say talks will hinge on Germany's aims in Southeastern Europe and the Brenner Pass conference with Hitler last week. Italian sources note possible shifts in Italian Hungarian relations while Britain and France seek new fronts.
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Woman Treated for Beating Hurts Orlean Marine
Police reported a woman was beaten by a man described as a company son Friday and treated at Robert B Green Hospital for lacerations. Lorraine Green, 30, also treated for a drinking incident involving disinfectant, was listed at 637 South Presa Street. Virginia Green, 9, remained under hospital care after a suspected accidental poisoning incident.
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Sister of Wang Rescued Report Surfaces in Tokyo Alliance
A Japanese-reported dispatch claims Wang Chio-fia sister, newly named premier in a Tokyo-backed government, was rescued by Japanese troops from a Chongqing area prison. The account, relayed via guerrilla commander turned surrenderer, places her near a mountain camp outside Wining.
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Wiew ChingeWei
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Chinese Progress Made in Kwangsi
Chinese dispatches report fighting in Kwangsi favors Chinese forces in the southern province. A military spokesman says Japanese progress is illusory, with unexpected counterstrokes hindering their advance and exposing Japanese flanks to counterattacks.
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Chungeing
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Vere
Ouster Reason Given for City Architect Hugman
The city dismisses Hugman, the beautification project architect, with Jack White citing not the architect’s discharge but board approval of the council action. Hugman had already been paid about 4082 dollars, roughly 76 percent of the contracted price.
Student Drowned at Lake Party in Dallas Incident
Dallas March 24 report says a Baylor University medical student drowned when a overturned boat at Lake Dallas during a Surprise Birthday party night. His wife and another student were rescued, while honoree A B Goddard and Misa Bituubo Dean were saved by two other medical students Bill Henderson and Gene House.
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Darey Grope
Baylor University Medical Studixz
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Gene House
Nazis Order Swiss Newsman Expelled From Germany
Dr J G Meyer Zurich based financial correspondent for Zurcher Zeitung and treasurer of the Foreign Press Association in Berlin given three days to leave Germany in reprisal for Switzerland inviting a Swiss reporter to depart. The move follows a charge of reporting for Swiss national interests.
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