Bridge Penalties to Cut Undertricks in Fall Code
New international bridge code to initiate steep penalties for nonvulnerable sets may take effect by early fall. Ely Culbertson announced tentative approval by the Whist Club card committee and pending submission to the Portland club in London. If adopted, undertricks will cost 100 to 200 points in early levels and 750 for six undertricks, aiming to curb psychic bidding.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Whist Club
America
Portland
London
Gulbertson
Waldorf- Astoria
Culbertson
Herald
Vanderbilt
Allenireniew Rheumatism Ad Claim Relief in 48 Hours
An advertisement touts Allenireniew as a remedy for rheumatism neuritis and pain claiming rapid relief within 48 hours. It promises no harmful drugs and offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen, with a broad distribution through druggists nationwide.
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Allenrn
Boy Scouts Assist Police in Flower Parade Clean Up
The Observer notes the Boy Scouts helped police with the Flower Parade by performing a civic duty they had not done before. The reader is urged to recognize their role and dedication in keeping the event orderly for the community.
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Oper Forum
Trewds
Building Loan Inquiry Asked
A reader from The Light questions why public enlightenment on closed building and loan associations is lacking. The letter notes several such institutions statewide, citing slow liquidation and high salaries, including a $3,000 salary for a secretary, while borrowers face rising loan costs and dwindling equity.
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Htor
Lawyers Blamed for Bank Wreckings
The editor argues lawyers control courts and legislation, allowing criminals in banking and investment firms to escape punishment in the United States versus Canada, England and Australia. It calls for a new system of local, state and national government to give voters quicker, responsive control.
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United States
Canada
England
Australia
Washington
Woman 78 Killed In Auto Wreck Near Gonzales
Mrs BE Young, 78, was killed when the car overturned returning to Seguin from Edna after attending a funeral. Her daughter Mrs RL Knolle was critically injured and Dr RL Enolle, the third occupant, suffered minor injuries including a head cut and broken shoulder, arm and ribs. Funeral services for Mrs Young were planned for Brenham.
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Gonzales
BE. R. Young
R. L. Knolle
Seguin
Edna
R. L. Enolle
President Orders Tariff Bill Study In White House
President Hoover referred the Democratic tariff bill to the state treasury and commerce departments for detailed study. The measure, passed by the house last week over administration opposition, was received at the White House Saturday and may face a presidential veto.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Hoover
State, Treasury and Commerce Departments
House
White House
Chemical Warfare Chief to Visit 8. A
Maj. Gen. Harry L. Gilchrist chief of chemical warfare service will leave Washington May 2 for San Antonio to confer with the chemical warfare officer of the Cleth Corps area. He will then go to San Francisco to meet the Ninth Corps area officer and visit Hawaii before returning to Washington.
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Harry L. Gilchrist
Chemical Warfare Service
Washington
San Antonio
Clehth ‘Corps
Corps
San Francisco
Ninth Corps
Hawaii
German Economics Minister Quits in Discontent
Ndi Hermann Warmbold, German economics minister, resigned amid dissatisfaction with government financial policy and unemployment handling. His retirement is seen as likely to be followed by broader changes in the Bruening cabinet though a clearing of the post is uncertain.
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Burlin
Germany
Ndi
Hermann Warmbold
Warmbold
Bruening
Waste Paper Fails to Cover Car Freight Costs
The San Angelo Standard-Times reports a telegram from Kansas City showing a carload of 20 tons of waste paper shipped to Kansas City last week fell short by 37.24 dollars of covering the freight charges. The note notes thrift does not always pay.
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Ban Angelo
Texas
Sao’ Angelo
Fatty Arbuckle planned comeback in vaudeville show
New York May 3. Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle the rotund comedian who thrilled silent screen audiences will attempt a stage comeback with his fiancée Addie McPhail in a New York vaudeville engagement opening Friday night. If successful he hopes to return to films.
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New York
Roscoe
Fatty
Arbuckle
Addié McPhail
Woodward Likely to Run If Sterling Fails to Seek Re election
Abilene Texas May 9 Senator Walter Woodward of Coleman said he will run for governor this year if Governor Sterling does not seek reelection. If Sterling does not enter the race, I will, Woodward stated here yesterday.
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Abisene
Texas
Aenator Walter Go, Woodward
Coleman
Go Ernor
R. Sterling
Sterling
Woodward
Hudson Searched for Missing Pair
The Hudson river near the United States Military academy was patrolled today in a search for the bodies of two second-year cadets who disappeared Saturday after going out in a canoe. The missing students are Alan J. Light and Leo A. Eketm. Their canoe and two paddles have been found.
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West Point
N. Y
Hudson River
United States Military Academy
Alan J. Light
Leo A. Eketm
Counterfeiter Ordered to Help With Washing
Michael Bartis a 21 year old Nashua New Hampshire man was found guilty of passing counterfeit bills in Hartford Connecticut. Federal Judge Edwin T Thomas gave him a suspended sentence of one year and one day and placed him on two years probation. He was ordered to return home to assist his mother with household duties.
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Hartford
Conn
Michael Bartis
Nashua
N. H
Edwin
Railroads Loaned 4 188 582 by U S Credit Body
Washington May 3 7 The Railway Credit corporation reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission that it had loaned 4 188 582 to carriers to the end of April The corporation has could not meet all applications and the Reconstruction Finance corporation has advanced a large sum to railroads giving it orders on the credit corporation
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Washington, D. C
Railway Credit Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gailroade
Credit Corporation
Goodyear All-Weather Tread Debuts Noiseless Non-Skid
Goodyear touts the Noiseless Non-Skid All-Weather Tread as safer and quieter. The ad promises improved traction and grip in varying conditions, emphasizing braking performance and a silent ride.
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Goodyear
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