Abolishing Training Camps Threatens National Defense
Rep. Malcolm Baldridge of Nebraska warns that cutting the civil military training camps and reserve officers training corps would reduce the Army by 24 million dollars and 2000 regular officers, crippling the citizen soldier program that has grown from 18 camps in 1922 to 52 camps with 38,500 enrollees, the system Baldridge says is the nation's best defense against war.
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Malcolm Baldridge
Nebraska
Washington, D. C
U.S. Army
C. MT
Jap Troops Kill 400 Manchuria Rebels
Tokyo dispatch reports four hundred Manchurian rebels killed in two battles with Japanese troops in northern Manchuria. Seven rebels were described as Russians, likely among the captured or killed.
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Manchuria
Tokio
Japan
Manchuris
Rengo
Harbin
Wld
Credit Conditions for Year End
Retail credit conditions for the last six months of last year held up extremely well, the commerce department disclosed today. The report notes strong consumer spending and stable impairment levels, underpinning a favorable year end for retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Man Chisels Lincoln Statue in Chicago
Robert Campbell 67 was caught chiseling a Lincoln statue with a hammer and chisel in Chicago yesterday. He said he did it because he had nothing else to do, and police reported prior similar incidents. Campbell denied the repeated vandalism claims.
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Chicago
Robert Campbell
Abraham Lincoln
Polles
Campbell
San Antonio musical notices and society events roundup
San Antonio society pages recount a week of musical recitals, teas, dinners, and dances. Prominent guests include Misses Mary Elizabeth Sturmberg, Eloise Richey, Elizabeth Earlham, Virginia Truax, Marguerite Uhr, and notable residents such as Mrs. J. W. Hagsdale, Mrs. Thomas W. Hasley, Mrs. Maude Reeder Lyons, and Miss Helen Watlington. The St. Mary’s University junior prom at the Menger Hotel features queen Mary Elizabeth Sturmberg and escort River Jr. Notable performances include soloists Betty Longaker Wilson and Mary Aubrey Keating with accompanist Ola Gulledge, and concerts at Alamo Heights and the Municipal Auditorium. Several bridge parties and teas honor graduates from Incarnate Word College and various local schools, with planning committees named alongside hostesses and chaperons. Events span May 15 to May 30, including a Saddle Club dinner dance and a tribute to graduating seniors.
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Dean Carl Venth
Mary Aubrey Keating
Charles Stone
George Baker
Miss Ola Gulledge
St. Mary's University
Menger Hotel
Mary Elizabeth Stumberg
el River Jr
Eloise Richey
Earl Lowe
Elzabeth Earlhman
John
Plough's Favorite Powder Box Promises Low Price Refund
An unusual stale reading touts Plough's Favorite in a red box as the world’s largest selling powder. It claims a price comparison against rival brands and offers a refund if cheaper elsewhere, urging customers to ask at dry stores or grocers.
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Plough
Seamen's Union Opposes Prevailing Wage Bill
Washington May 9 The Seamen's Union led by Andrew Furuseth denounced a proposed government works wage bill as robbing workers of freedom The union argued the bill would grant the secretary of labor power to set not just declare but determine the prevailing wage scale a step beyond current authority Furuseth spoke before the House labor committee describing the Met calf bill as overreach by the government in wage setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamen’s Union
Washington, D. C
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Loday
Furuseth
House
Secretary of Labor
Metcalf
Resignation of Oklahoma Banking Commissioner Shull
Governor William H. Murray forced the resignation of state banking commissioner G Shull today. Shull stated he did not know the reason and that Murray summoned him to the office to say he wanted him to resign.
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Oklahoma
Otty
Mey
William H. Murray
Shull
Murray
Duval County Well Produces About 1400 Barrels Daily
The Smith and Cappe No. 1 well in the Samosa field, Duval county, reached 2386 feet and was completed yesterday. Production is estimated at about 1400 barrels daily, marking it as one of the year's largest producers in the Duval county oil area.
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Duval County
Laredo
Samosa
Dovel County
Defense group fights to arm Alach defense group fight to arm
Washington, May 9. Adequate national defense forces muster for a battle in the house over the war department supply bill to fund training camps and other activities. Rep John McCormack and others charge pacifists use economy as a cloak to cut the army. Voting to begin. bill would suspend C M T C camps for a year saving 2.6 million and cut retirement and flying pay. Estimated military operations budget 281.6 million with remaining for river and harbor work. Congress has received thousands of telegrams opposing army fund cuts.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
John McCormack
Armoerst
Massachusetts
Wea
Mnousl C. M. T.C
Economiea
Congress
Cotton Festival Opens Wednesday Event to boost cotton consumption
Gaiety with a practical purpose will hold sway here Wednesday and Thursday as the second southern cotton festival is staged to strengthen King Cotton's influence and boost welfare. Representatives from Virginia to Texas will join parades, cotton exhibits, balls, and elaborate merrymaking to promote greater cotton consumption.
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Anderson
Cotton
Florida
Texas
Services Held for General Crowder
Washington mourns Maj. Gen. Enoch Crowder first ambassador to Poland after services at Walter Reed. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery following death Saturday from gastritis contracted in India.
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General Crowder
Washington, D. C
INS
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Enoch Crowder
United States
Lo Subs
Aringloo National Cemotery
Croweder
Army
Gosumonia
Southern Pacific Seeks Loan Pledge for Arizona Eastern Bonds
Washington May 9 The Southern Pacific asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to pledge and repledge 12,799,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds of its Arizona Eastern subsidiary as collateral for short term notes.
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Southern Pacific
Washington, D. C
Southern Pacific Ailreed
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Arizona Eastern Railroad
League Commission Guarded Train to Harbin
In Changchun on a May day the League of Nations survey commission travelled from here to Harbin, with an extra guard aboard to shield investigators from possible bandit attacks. Reports of potential attacks persisted despite precautions.
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League Commission
Changchun
Manchuria
League of Nations
Skaway
Harbin
Lux Soap Promises Safe Gentle Clean for Dresses
The advertisement claims Lux can test a fabric in water to ensure safety, then rinse and wash dresses thrice in warm water. It asserts Lux removes perspiration acids and odors, leaving garments fresh and bright like new, saving money versus professional cleaning.
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Lux
Town to observe Day of Prayer to lift mood in Rockwood
In Rockwood Tennessee on May 77 a full day of prayer is planned to lift the curse of unemployment and want. All churches will stay open and the Rector Ministerial Association urges residents to visit for prayers. The statement calls for people to come back to God and for relief from economic hardship locally and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwoon
Tenn
Rector Ministerial Association
Rockwood
Clergyman Will Ignore Cardinal, Says Coughlin
The Rev Charles B Coughlin of Royal Oak Michigan will leave the air unless his own bishop requests him in a statement reacting to Cardinal O Connell s Boston criticism He arrived in New York from California after visiting William Randolph Hearst at Ane L ranch and drew wide attention during the trip
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Cardinal New York
Charles B. Coughlin
Royal Oak
Michigan
Milions
O'Connell
Boston
Pennsylvania
California
William Randolph Hearst
Miscelleneria Colungns of Light Ade
A fragmented notice-style snippet promotes home furnishings and equipment at low prices. It mentions Miscelleneria and Chasalfleg Ade in a readably odd phrasing, suggesting an advertisement or catalog item from a historical paper.
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Incarnale Ward College
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Municipal Auditorium
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San Pedro Playhouse
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Incarnate Word College
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Kerrville
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King Yaneh
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