Hoover Attacks Administration Policies In California Speech
Former President Hoover breaks long silence to urge stabilization of war and return to the gold standard in a Sacramento Republican assembly address. He criticizes current administration and backs a Republican rebirth. Roosevelt and California Junior Republicans surface in the week’s tense party maneuvers.
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San Francisco
Hoover
Californie Republican Assembly
Sacramenta
White House
Epublican Assembly
Bacramento
Gol
Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican
Sub
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Meni
R Epublican Assembly
California
Frank Meram
Nany
Ueson
Atlz
Layt
San Jose Lynch R
Cantassea
Ralph
Washington
Senate
Geneva
Stotes
Culbertsons and Sims Test Bridge System Tonight
New York March 25 Two married cart bridge pioneers Culbertson and Sims begin a 160 rubbers match as friendly rivals. They will test contrasting bidding philosophies and play about three weeks with day and night sessions. Culbertson ties a potential 1,000,000 prestige loss to defeat. Sims jokes about teaching Culbertson the game.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertson
Sims
Cars of Man Sister Crash Claim Two Lives
In Kingston Massachusetts yesterday afternoon Lyle Galloway 18 and her brother Charley Galloway 25 were killed when the coupe driven by Lyle collided with an oil truck driven by Charley near Kingston.
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Kingston
Lyle Galloway
Charley Galloway
Coupe
Here
Moivanis Endear Prince Lovers Face Wealth Gossip
New York report says Barbara Hutton paid 3 million to Prince Alexis at marriage end and notes Moivanis wooed heiresses for wealth. Louise Van Alen and Pola Negri linked to similar unions as the aristocratic princes reportedly part with no hard feelings, enriching themselves while brides suffer.
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New York
Moivanis
America
Barbara Hutton
High Beas
Home
Reno
Alexis
Heagiapink
Woolworth
Barbara
Louise van Alen
Knet
Babs
Pola Negri
Mary McGormie
Cal Heve
Doomed Confesses Murder of Boy
Albert H. Fish confessed to killing Billy Gaffney, linking the eight year missing boy from Brooklyn to his earlier crimes. He had been convicted of the Grace Budd murder and was sentenced to death, to be executed in White Plains.
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New York
Brooklyn
Billy Gaffney
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Fish
Supreme Court
Frederick P. Clage
White Plains
Twelve Cars of Wool Sell for 11 Cents in ABERNATHY
Twelve cars of wool totaling about 300000 pounds were sold today to a Boston firm. M H Williams of Lubbock, purchasing agent for the firm, completed the deal. The clip brought 11 1/2 cents a pound. The wool had been stored for nearly a year and a half and was pooled by Panhandle and South Plains farmers. It will be sent to Galveston by rail and thence by water to Boston.
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Abernathy
Boston
M. H. Williams
Lubbock
Panhandle
South Plains
Galveston
Texas House Backs Ban on Untaxed Cigarette Imports
The Texas House adopted a proposal urging Congress to pass a law to prohibit shipment of untaxed cigarettes into Texas unless they bear approved stamps. The move aims to curb illegal tobacco inflows and protect state tax revenue.
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Austin
Texas House
Congress
Texas
Custody Trial Highlights Morgan Marriage Scandal
Testimony in the custody case centers on Captain Coulter and Mrs. Morgan. Evidence shows Coulter’s army discharge for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and a 1934 incident involving two enlisted men guarding Mrs. Morgan’s mansion. Witnesses recount Morgan’s alleged influence on Coulter’s court martial and Mrs. Morgan’s secret marriage to Coulter.
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Amanda Morgan
William F. Morgan Sr
Azalee Morgan
Houston
William F. Morgan Jr
Bey
Morgan
Alice Traylor Morgan Coulter
Billy
J. FR. Scott
Eighth Corps
Cresson
Dust storms dim wheat prospects in Western Kansas
Dust storms sweep across Southwestern Kansas and surrounding areas, cutting wheat potential to about 15 percent of normal. Health authorities warn dust pneumonia risks persist and planes study deaths linked to the storm. Gas engines suffer damage, while floods and lightning claim several lives in Oklahoma and nearby regions. A 1939 Willys six sport roadster is advertised for sale in the classifieds.
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Kansas
Kenneth Welch
Hara
Colorado
Springfield
Colo
Gatorado
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Panhandle
Fland
McAlester
Handley Death Suspect Held After Fort Worth Shooting
Authorities investigated the slaying of G. Querelteet, 36, and the wounding of DePaus Le May, 35, south of Hanley yesterday. William Beeson, 38, surrendered, saying he had been having trouble with Overstreet and Le May for 18 months. Overstreet died two hours later at a Fort Worth hospital. A roadster is up for sale at $275 in the classifieds.
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Port Worth
G. G. Querelteet
DePaus le May
Hanley
William Beeson
Tie
Overstreet
le May
Fort Worth
Ee Ie
Unemployment Down 23 Percent Since 1930 Peak
New York March 25 The National Industrial Conference Board reports unemployment declined 23.2 percent from the 1930 peak to the end of January. The peak jobless total was 13,009,000 in March 1932, with present unemployment at 10,142,000. The 1930 census counted 3,187,647 unemployed in April.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
T Today
Fete funds drive for city centennial on Austin trip
H H Ochs president of the San Antonio centennial committee and Morris Blern, committee member, told Mayor Quin they would depart for Austin to push the $300 000 allotment for centennial observances. Quin said the allotment passed the house and will be acted on by the Senate this week. Furnished rooms for rent at 307 Camden Street. Classification 42 Light.
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H.H. Ochs
San Antonio
Morris Blern
0. K. Quin
Austin
Quin
Camden Street
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