Government Press Rate Debate at FCC Hearing
Washington May 11 Government and press message rates for commercial telegraph systems dominated an FCC hearing today. Mark A Sellers argued government benefits equal newspaper service while Cal A He Griswold of Postal Telegraph defended low press rates as aiding publication traffic. Rosengweig questioned whether government rates rest on contract or sovereignty with Sellers signaling possible further brief. Griswold reiterated that existing press rights are justified.
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Washington
D. C
Federal Communications Commission
Mark A. Sellers
Cal
Sallers
Re ‘Scig
Collns Griswold
Mothers' Program Planned on Train
A Mothers' program is planned on a train with Porter Cash and W. G Newell in charge. Deacon S. 1 sees art will be and Conquering Seekers, Nueci. Details are scarce due to garbled text.
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Ington
Porter Cash
W. G Newell
Asa Deacon S
Nueci
Army Orders Taf e te Ts 5 At CAM
Taf e te Ts 5 At CAM details a sequence of personnel movements and assignments involving multiple named individuals across varied locations. The fragmentary text hints at transfers, duties, and affiliations within military or naval contexts, mentioning Syracuse, Grand th Bape, and Fat Beaton Pansaia among others.
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Cam
Pitisturek
Melors
Robert Ahington
le AC
Syracuse
Lineaia
Feti Lyons
Tafentis
Jennie Warren
Pertatin
CWS
Grand
Bape
Tames Ly Bann
Fat Beaton Pansaia
City Election Pick Favors Administration Amid Independent Challenge
The city administration ticket faces three independents in a campaign to split the council. Wayne Parks and Pat OShaughnessy target the Rubiola seat, George Rush opposes Tax Commissioner Frank Bushies, and H H Thels challenges Police Chief Phil Wright. Mayor Quin and Street Commissioner Steffler run unopposed as polls open 7 am. Estimated votes range 12 000 to 25 000 amid low race interest.
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City Administration
Polis
Lrst
Wayne Parks
Jacob Rubiola
Whas
Pat O'Shaughnessy
Rubiola
George Rush
Frank Bushies
H. H. Thels
Phil Wright
C. K
Mexican Ace Flight Delayed Arrival Shocks San Antonio
Mexican ace Colonel Pierre Fierro landed at Randolph field at 1 43 p m after a delay caused by a fuel stop at Corpus Christi. His late arrival surprised spectators who awaited him at Windburn field, while search plans involving six planes and other airlines were activated. Aviation Day events at Windburn include demonstrations, a parachute jump by Joe Long, and a special aviation day cachet stamp.
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Cal
Roberto Fierro
Prowngvile
San Antonio
Randoph Field
Pierre
Rantolph
Winburn Field
Winburn
Fierry
Corpus Christi
Braniff
Brownsville
Pan-American Airways
Brooksfield
Fierro
Lopac- Hespate
Windunfield
Roosevelt
Elliot Rooseveltt
San An
Tonio Mocel
Winnurn Field
Win‘burn Field
Joe Long
Dan Quill
Air Med Etters
Gunter Hotel
Mission Bells to Open Exposition Signal Progress
In San Diego on May 1 officials announced that ancient mission bells would be hung atop exposition buildings May 28. The bells symbolize progress on the Pacific since Cabrillo and the padres arrived 410 years ago, and will mark the opening of the California Pacific International Exposition.
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San Diego
Valif
California
Pacific
Cabrillo
Officers in Valley Build Headquarters for Rio Grande Peace Officers
In Weslaco on May 11 the Rio Grande Valley Peace Officers association approved a $1500 permanent headquarters planned near the Rio Grande south of Mercedes. Construction to be finished in 20 to 60 days. Ralph J. King of McAllen announced the move after a quarterly meeting attended by about 150 members.
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Weslacoq
Rio Grande Valley Peace Officers Association Ab
Rio Grande
Mercedes
Ralph J. King
McAllen
Chavez Accepted Interim U S Senate Appointment in New Mexico
Governor Clyde Tingley announced former Congressman Dennis Chavez as United States senator to fill the late Jetes Bronson Cutting seat after Cutting died in a Missouri plane crash. Chavez, defeated by Cutting in 1932, had contested the election but will dismiss the contest and run for election next fall. Chavez, a New Mexico native, attorney from Albuquerque, is married with three children.
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Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
New Mexas
Cutting
Santa BY
Clyde Tingley
United States
Jete Bronson Cutting
TWA
Missouri
Chavez
Gutting
Marchy
Congress
Graves
New Mexico
Jay
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Albuquerque
Senate
Death Decree For 33 Greek Rebels
In Athens on May thirty three naval officers were sentenced to death by a court martial for taking part in the failed revolt against Premier Teatharis's government.
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Athens
Teatharis
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Texaco
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Pol
Itic
Jacob
Jake
CG. K. Quin
Parka
Frank H. Bushick
Paul E. Steffler
Jake Rubiola
Ganiine Mennter
Ruaigia Tes
Rubiota
Ny Relief Tabor
Ruiblota
Woodlaam Lake
Elmendorf Lake
Brackenridge Park
San Pedro Park
Rublota
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