Changing seasons Across US Regions and Lively Debate
The piece contrasts southern warmth with northern cold, praising California sports vigor and outdoor life. It notes President Roosevelt as commander in chief, warns of military censorship, and touches on Canada US ties. It covers Japan youth plots, royal Jubilee, and a cautionary view on lotteries and gullibility.
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Tess
Callifornia
Galt
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Georgia Coast
California
Roosevelt policies draw fire at Holy Chamber meeting
May 2. A clash over the New Deal emerged as the Chamber of Commerce of the United Gates criticized Roosevelt policies. Harper Sibley of Rochester NC was introduced as new president amid calls to curb federal control over state commissions and opposition to NRA and federal reserve plans. Secretary Hull denounced business resistance to reciprocal trade treaties. Henry J. Allen criticized the administration while praising England’s budget balance and recovery.
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Organization of Business Men
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Kansas
Herbert Hoover
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Britain
Europe to Mobilize German Army for Times of War
May 2 dispatch reports Gen Hermann Goering announced Germany will call first class of “ponuscripts” since abolition of compulsory service to colors October 1 for one service. He also stated Germany could rejoin League of Nations only after Geneva apologized for the April 17 council’s rebuke of German rearmament.
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Hermann Whihelm Goering
Germany
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Exid Qhal
Children Mourn Air Friend Wallenburg Pilot Montijo
Dozen pupils at a distant North Butte school mourn veteran transport pilot Montijo who crashed nearby while flying a route from Pueblo to El Paso. He had previously corresponded with the children after sending an Easter gift basket. A magazine found at the wreck carried a letter to the children.
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Montijo
World Price on Silver Drops
Speculators worried by U S measures led to a sharp drop in silver prices across major markets. London tumbled to 323.8 pence per ounce, New York and Montreal quotes fell, and foreign bar silver for commercial use eased to 71 1/4 cents per ounce. Hong Kong and Shanghai markets also declined, driving world prices below the treasury baseline for newly mined silver.
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Astor Announces Expectant Mother at Hospital
New York reports Mrs Ellen Tuck Astor, wife of John Jack Astor, is expecting a child. Hospital officials say arrangements for the maternity ward are reserved, with the arrival anticipated in July or August.
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New York
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Clearing Skies After Twin Hail Storms in San Antonio
A government weather bulletin noted clearing skies after two light hail storms hit San Antonio within six hours. The first deluge began between 4 and 6 a.m. and the second hail event followed near 6 a.m. with hailstones the size of marbles at Randolph Field. Rain totals reached 0.75 inches, then 1 inch in 12 hours, lifting year-to-date rainfall to 8.75 inches. Winds peaked at 32 mph, the San Antonio River rose three feet briefly, then receded.
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Government Weather Bureau
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Highlands
Highland
Pars
Dts Eoorts
Alamo Heights
Haif
Randolph Field
Flying Fleld
Anteh
Kelly Field
San Anonio
Furnished Rooms Ad Offers Budget Rentals Nearby
Classified notice lists furnished rooms for rent at various addresses and prices per month including 330 month at Avenue A 325 month at W Ashby 4355 W Ashby and others. Indicates additional information and contact details for scheduling viewings at Fannin 1234 Broadway.
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Kennedy
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Tooday
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Hove
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Dlatine Fannin
Rains and Dust Split Weather Across Texas State
A torn weather report describes heavy rainfall in Tyler with 2.5 inches, strong dust storms extending from Lubbock, and widespread showers to the south east. Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Corpus Christi saw rain or drizzle, while dust cloud reduced visibility and damaged crops and flowers.
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Earhart Plans Nonstop Flight From Mexico City To New York
Amelia Earhart prepares for a non stop attempt in a red monoplane, taking off from Mexico City with a Gulf of Mexico crossing and a planned New York arrival within 14 to 18 hours. Mexican authorities provide an escort as she crosses toward Tampico, aiming for a Friday completion.
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Amelia Earhart
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Tampico
Moone
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Miss Earhart
Mexico
Staphy
L A Police Called in Kidnap Case
San Antonio police aided by L A officers captured three men who abducted and robbed J. W. Logan, manager in Rosenberg Texas, early Thursday. Logan said he was taken from a cafe and driven toward Bar Antonio where the bandits robbed him and continued toward San Antonio.
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Rosenberg
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Four Homes Wrecked by Missouri Hailstorm Near Joplin
A small tornado struck a suburban area east of Joplin early today causing four homes to be wrecked and extensive damage to other buildings. Hundreds of trees were uprooted as a heavy rain and hail storm moved through the region, injuring one woman.
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Machine Gun Hold Up for $20,000 in Weymouth Bank Car Job
Four bandits in an automobile robbed Weymouth Trank company bank car near Manchester. Two occupants aided the hold up as two men leaped out to grab bags and a machine gun was used to threaten bank employees. Police pursued the gang as the car motor ran.
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Forond & Bank
Weymouth Trank Company
Lothreur
Marchester
Earl CG. Rogers
Samuel Oldfield
Toin
Big Bend National Park Bill Approved in Senate
In Washington on May 2 the senate approved a bill to establish a 1.5 million acre Big Bend National Park spanning Brewster and Presidio counties in Texas and sent it to the house for consideration.
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Big Bend National Park
Washington, D.C
INS
Big Bend National Parks
Texas
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Presidio
Senate
Armenia Quake Kills Sixteen Children and Severa Hurt
A strong earthquake struck near Soviet Ammonia in Armenia, killing sixteen children and injuring at least fifty nine others. Rescue teams search for missing persons and assess heavy damage across five districts. Authorities warn of aftershocks as tremors disrupt relief work.
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Istanbul
Gare Gead
DY Parsons
Italy Expands Military Aid to Africa May 7
Italy announces additional military support to Africa, dispatching E000 troops today as part of continued aid. This adds to two divisions already shipped, with rates and deployment details requiring confirmation from official sources.
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Africa
Weather Forecast for Han Adtunio and vicinity
Mostly cloudy Thursday with tight conditions. Friday partly cloudy with a low around 46 degrees and a high near 80. Moderate shifting winds. High Wednesday around 82, low Thursday morning near 61. Texas region: cloudy with showers and thunderstorms southeast, cooler Thursday night. Deep south region: partly cloudy with fresh shifting winds. Anes region: generally cooler in the southeast Thursday night. Friday partly cloudy.
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Han Adtunio
Texas
Caas
Senate Debates Vinson Bonus Bill Amid Harrison Alternative
Washington May 2 The senate opened debate on the Harrison compromise for veteran bonus certificates with Senator Clark introducing the Vinson full payment measure as a substitute. Clark signaled belief it could win enough votes to replace the Harrison substitute. The Vinson bill would let veterans cash certificates at full face value, funded from existing money. Harrison’s plan would backdate issuance and cash at current redemption value, while Patman's proposal would pay in full from new currency. The Costigan Wagner proposal to widen penalties for lynching failed to gain ground as the senate adjourned.
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Costigan-Wagner
Tima
Reds Darken Vienna After Power Plant Attack
Vienna reports on May 2 indicate all streetcars and electric service halted at 2 pm following a dynamiting attack on the municipal power plant. German and English phrases reference Socialist or Communist involvement. Government and police expect further disruptions as investigations proceed.
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Viena
Todas As & Seotb
Arnnlalpal
Nazis Claim Air Fleet Supreme
Berdin May 2. German Premier Hermann Goering declared in a foreign press luncheon that Germany has perfected its modern air force for immediate mobilization. He stressed higher quality pilots and latest aircraft innovations, warning that German air power will be ready at a moment’s notice if needed. Page 13, column 2.
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