Santa Fe executives press travel shift at luncheon
Today in San Diego Santa Fe railroad officials led by president Mr Stores praised improved rail freight and evolving passenger trends. They forecast rail travel will fall to 60 percent of distance travel as cars and buses rise, stressing freight growth amid national prosperity and better rail infrastructure. A luncheon at El Cortez highlighted co operation with workers and historic routes like the Texas Manhandle, with anecdotes from Carnegie and Mitch ell connections.
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Imate
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Selfridge Fliers Make 4th Attempt to Start Journey
Selfridge Field Michigan March 23 22 planes of the First Pursuit Group took off for Sacramento en route to army air maneuvers. Their first stop was Chanute Field at Rantoul marking the fourth attempt after earlier forces were forced back by weather and other delays.
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Jobless May Have Parade Amid Unemployment Aid Promises
Unemployed San Antonians seeking a parade on April 7 were promised by the oil commission to review their applications. A committee led by Jacob Shaffer, under Mayor’s notice, would list jobless names and seek work for them. The unemployment council appealed after Chief Owen Kildig barred a parade permit, while a meeting permit at Haymarket Plaza was granted to the council as the city floated a bond issue to address unemployment relief.
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Phil Wright
Haymarket Plaza
Voul E. Steffler
Concern Felt for 16 Missionaries
Canton March 28 A further concern for the 20 American Catholic missionaries at Kunchow Kiangsi province grew when authorities believed Nananiu five miles from Kunchow had fallen into Communist hands. Reports say communities in the southern province have faced pillaging and killings for weeks.
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Weela
Capone Invited to Live in Black Hills
Capone invited to make his home in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The notorious gang leader, known as Scarface Al, has reportedly been extended an invitation to reside there, with locals noting the region’s openness to his move despite past criminal notoriety.
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Scarface al" Capone
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Marchand Testimony in Jimer Trial On Witchcraft Claim
Marchand rested the stand in the Jimer murder trial as the accused’s defense contends he planned to use witchcraft rites involving a hair lock from Clothilde Marchand. The cross examination touched on Lila’s connections, Anson, Ana, and tribal authorities, with Marchand denying deep romantic motives and acknowledging prior knowledge of native witchcraft notions. The exchange grew tense as counsel pressed the witness about manipulated loyalties and intentions.
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Canadian liquor exports to United States rise in February
Washington March 2 A sharp rise in Canadian liquor exports to the United States in February 1980 was reported by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman. Figures from Ottawa indicated that exports of intoxicating beverages reached about 150 997 gallons in February 1980, up from 125 055 gallons in February 1979.
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300 Reported Dead in Chinese Battle
Chinese press dispatches report a battle 25 miles south of Luingyenchow in Fukien province. About 200 Communist and 100 Fukinese soldiers were killed in fighting between 3000 Communists and 2000 provincials.
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Kerrville Snow Blanket Covers Ground
Kerrville reports a light blanket of snow over the ground as a cold front passes. The record low temperature of SY legrets was noted in the March 95 weather bulletin.
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Forecast Weather Report With Mixed Signals
The report notes partly cloudy skies and variable winds tonight through Saturday with a low around 34 degrees Friday night. Several place names and terms appear garbled, but suggest north and northeast winds, isolated precipitation in northern areas, and generally unsettled conditions across multiple regions.
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CALVIN COOLIDGE TOUR NOTES ALAMO HISTORY QUERIES
Former President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visited San Antonio for four hours during a coastbound trip. They toured the Alamo where Moody explained it started as a mission. Coolidge commented on the site’s history and discussed inscriptions for a memorial.
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Come Home The Morrow Delegation From London Naval Talks
Letter urges Ambassador Morrow to return home from the London Naval Disarmament Conference accusing the delegation of failing to secure arms reductions. It warns of costs to U S taxpayers and risks of entanglement in Europe with calls to oppose a security pact and emphasize U S naval parity.
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Europe
Guns Tear Bombs Sent Guard Unit In Austin
In Austin on March 24 reports indicate guns and tear bombs were forwarded to Company F of the One Hundred and Fortythird Infantry Guard. Adjutant General Hebertson stated an emergency situation at the state penitentiary in Luntsville is developing as troops stand by at the ready.
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Soldier Hanged in Delaware Killing Reported
In Wilmington Delaware a U S soldier Lonia Civleane Sungear age ofmer was hanged at the New Castle county workhouse today for the staging of his comrade Private Arthur Cline of Fort Du Pont Cristeaere.
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Calais Protest Draws Nearly 20 000 in Demonstration
In Calais on March 28 roughly 20 000 protesters, led by monks, marched through the town to denounce a new American tariff and act against what they call unfair auto imports. The demonstration reflected widespread opposition and heightened tensions over trade policy.
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Youth waits for judge to order renewal
Pete McKenzie twice convicted of murder and ruled judicially insane remains in county jail awaiting Judge McCrory’s decision to place him in a state hospital. State board officials voiced no strong opposition, noting overcrowding but planning admission when ordered. Controversy over the case cooled after conferences among Judge McCrory H C Carter J B Hall and Richard B Walthall. Attorneys prepared for possible appeals as the case moves toward Austin for options and error review.
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Pete”) McKenzie
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