University of California voices oppose Roosevelt admin
Journalists debaters and readers on the Berkeley campus denounce the Roosevelt administration for alleged broken promises and misleading statements. Students urge a choice in November between honest government and personality politics, criticizing waste and mismanagement.
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Six Arrested in Liquor Conspiracy Case in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reported six men jailed in a federal liquor conspiracy probe led by agent in charge TM. I. Gilas. Official words cited no charges yet, while Br. W. B. McCreery, Heckman County attorney, claimed payoff money seized in his Sayre office was planted by two informers.
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Texas Killer Faces 20 Years in Prison
Lamesa May 1 Monie Bridges faced a 20 year penitentiary sentence for murdering Donaldson near Post on July 1 1834 The verdict was returned last night Bridges also faced an indictment in the death of Bertha Gordon whose body was found with Donaldson He was wanted on another murder charge in Borger nearby.
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Texas guests on parade in New York May day
Governor Allred and party from Texas visited New York for a Centennial exposition event. A 34 member Longhorn band led a parade from Pennsylvania Station to their hotel, followed by 100 Texas citizens and New York officials. The delegation attended a dinner and reception at the Biltmore with remarks by Mayor LaGuardia and other officials.
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Dress Rehearsal Scene All Set
Helen Savage a Whitman College senior was cast as an invalid mother in a play. After rehearsals began she broke her leg, and Maj Gen William N Maskell spoke to the group by radio from his home study for Governor Lehman.
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Undertaker Guilty in Bride's Death
William H. Reaguer of Culpeper Virginia was found guilty of second degree murder in a District of Columbia court for killing 21 year old bride Wille Mae Wood. Her body was discovered in his hotel room seventeen days after their marriage.
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Walone Ends Arn Career At Presidio Ceremony
Maj. Gen. Faull B. Malone ends 45 years of active army service with a retirement ceremony at the Presidio in San Francisco. A 13 gun salute and regiment review marked the farewell. Malone, a 1894 USMA graduate, commanded units in World War I and earned foreign decorations. In retirement he becomes administrator for California brewing interests.
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Weather Summary And Timeline From San Antonio Paper
Fragments report four hour precipitation ending Friday morning at 7 with 4.26 inches total since January 1. Moon and tides times listed for Saturday and Sunday. Mentions Maj. Gen. George S. Simmons succeeding Gen. Malone as Ninth Corps area commander. Ad blurb for The Light San Antonio newspaper.
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Inflation test May T Washington vote on debt bill
Washington May 11 House vote looms on the Frazier Lemke farm debt refinancing bill as inflationists and opponents mobilize. A petition to force a floor vote completed after 248 signatures, signaling varied predictions for the inflation question in the session’s opening pages.
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No suit for summer sports wear says classic gabar
A concise note highlights a versatile summer sports outfit, emphasizing lightweight fabric and practical design. It praises a specific gabar style as ideal for warm weather activities, suggesting comfort and mobility for outdoor use.
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