Filipinos back freedom charter in early plebiscite returns
Early nationwide plebiscite results show a strong push for the Philippine constitution as the country moves toward independence from U S supervision. In Manila twenty one precincts tally 6403 in favor to 106 against ratification amid heavy Sakdalista tensions and police guarding.
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Manila
Philippines
Hastie
United States
Sakdalistas
Tomas Cabill
Mindanao Island
Cabill
Ione Constitutional Convention
Wormer
Philippines Passes Independence Act Outlook for September Election
Within 30 days legislators must canvass and certify results to Governor General Murphy. Independence act requires an election of officers for the commonwealth in three to six months. Quezon, leading candidate, aims for a near unopposed race and a Filipino president as American officials retain a high commission and armed presence until full independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Commonwealth
United States Army
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Retate
Light 3 Food Show Opens At St Anthony Hotel
The Light's Food Show opens Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the St Anthony hotel ballroom as the 1935 spring series closes. Mildred Kitchen directs the two hour program with a food lecture and demonstrations, samples, exhibits, and entertainment from Tech high school pep squad.
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Light
St. Anthony Hotel
Mildred Kitchen
W. H. Shelton
Tech High School
Tech School
Karotkin Furniture Store
Wesson Oil
Imperial Sugar
Chequot Club
Planters
Rath's
Black
Reich Maps Careers of Germany Youths
Berlin May 2S The article outlines a German youth progression from ages six to fourteen, with boys entering the Youth Movement and then Hitler Youths, followed by one year in labor service, then a year or more in the regular army. After military service they join the SA or SS, rapidly taking on roles and reputations similar to veterans’ groups.
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Berlin
Hood
Germany
Hitler
Labor Service
Army
S. A
Ex-Detective Turned Tramp Is Scornful
In Sandusky Ohio a man calling himself James Murpland claimed to be a former Cincinnati police officer among wanderers rounded up in a Sandusky suburb hob o hangout the jungles. Inspector Lee Schibey questioned him while Murphy affirmed his past as a detective before leaving the force.
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Sandusky
Onin
Murphy
Snubbed Senator Gets New Elevator in Des Moines
In Des Moines Tow May, Senator Paul Schmidt was snubbed when an elevator refused him entry claiming it was not full. A legislative probe followed and a new elevator will be installed, with assurances of improved loads. Beef cattle production rose by about 19 million head from Jan 1, 1928 to Jan 1, 1934 in the United States.
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Des Moines
Tow
Paul Schmidt
Schmidt
United States
Dallas Credit Groups Hold Annual Convention
The Retail Merchants Association of Texas and the Texas Retail Credit Bureaus, Inc met in Dallas to tackle credit extension issues. James F. Baly of Corpus Christi chaired the session as executives discussed intercity credit information by code and planned elections for group leaders. The convention closes noon Wednesday with a Plaza banquet Tuesday night. In other news, Dallas sees a surge in five dollar notarized letter schemes, with traffic disruptions and 24 hour notarization amid a chain letter craze run by veterans’ groups, netting over two thousand dollars.
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Retail Merchants Association of Texas
Texas Retail Credit Bureaus, Inc
James F. Baly
Corpus Christi
Credit Bureau
George A. Flanders
General Motors Acceptance Corporation of
San Antonio
Automobile Finance Company
Charles T. Jux
Gradit Bureau
L. A. Eubanks of
Big Spring
G. C. Wendt
Temple
Alvah Conner
Merchants and Credit Mon
Dallas
Chain Letter Fad History in Local News
Chain letter fad in San Antonio ends with a return to normal activity. Festmaster Dan Quill notes stamp cancellations and sales back to typical levels after a rapid decline. Postmaster released figures show 111103 cancellations and 4364.98 dollars in stamp receipts as the trend reverses. A Wyoming prison woolen mill project plans to use convict labor at Rawlins, highlighting state penitentiary industry shifts.
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L. A
Tettere
San Antonia
Dan Quill
Cheyenne
Wyo
Magie
Isher
Wyoming
Rawlins
Wroming
Praduck
Charges Filed on Pair in Oklahoma
Five Oklahoma City men faced felony charges for promoting two chain letter schemes in Shawnee Oklahoma. Faye Ferguson, a teacher at Glassen High School, was arrested. Major Ferguson, Jack Metall, George Thompson and John Doe Kirkpatrick were charged. County Attorney Tom Wyatt filed the case with possible penalties up to two years and a $2500 fine. Faye Ferguson’s preliminary hearing set for May 17 with bond at $750. Separately, two chain letter promoters in Oklahoma City began to reveal investors who bought letters.
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Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma City
Faye Ferguson
Glassen High School
Major Ferguson
Jack Metall
George Thompson
John Doe Kirkpatrick
Tom Wyatt
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Freedom
Sommers
Losoys Mt
Dave
Colorado
Ladward Jackson
W.R. Hearst
Canon City
Cols
Jackson
Geyer Jones
Edward Kyle
Q. J. Rhandel
Int’l
Blackeyed Peas
Libby
Meiners
Reich Maps
Ghain Lette
Oklahoma
Quinn Tia Roche
Uust
Weno
I Quinn la Roche
Quink la Roche
Quina LA Roche
the Friendly House
Weat Commerce
Garfield
Generalge Electric
Avian
Priatlin
Parformenca
General Electric
Electric Household Appliances, Inc
Wolff & Marx CO
ST. Mary's
Allison
Liberty
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