Chinese retreat and possible ceasefire in North China
Reports say Chinese forces are withdrawing toward a defense line 13 miles east of Peiping while talks of a stop to hostilities south of the Great Wall emerge. Japanese commander Muto hints at withdrawal once Chinese troops pull back, as evacuation orders spread for Americans at Tungchow. Rengo News notes Teunha occupation by the 14th Infantry under Hatlo ri as it moves west with little resistance.
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Reopris
Teunha
Fourteenth Infantry
HetjIro Hatlori
Wiggin Resigns From Chase Bank Director Post
Albert H. Wiggin former chairman resigned as a director of Chase National Bank today. Stockholders approved reducing directors from 72 to at most 36 in line with reform policy led by Winthrop W. Aldrich. Aldrich now heads the bank after long service since 1904.
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New York
INS
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Winthrop
Chase Bank
Valley Tomato Yield Reduced by Dry Wilt Weather
In Brownsville on May 1 G D Clark of state and federal agriculture departments estimated the Lower Rio Grande Valley tomato crop at 2450 carloads rather than 3000 due to dry weather spreading wilt. The Valley has already shipped 1500 carloads.
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Rio Grande Valley
G. D. Clark
State
Federal Department of Agriculture
Purlong to Speak on Highways of Mexico at Lions Luncheon
H Furlong, chairman of the highway department of the number of commerce, will discuss Fiighways of Mexico at the Lions Club weekly luncheon in the Menger hotel on Wednesday noon. Program chairs are Ghar We Schelder and Lu Rodrigues.
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Ghar- We &Chelder
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Credit Men Seek Honors for Peyton
A 15 member delegation from the San Antonio Credit Men’s Association will travel to Galveston for the annual convention May 27 and 24 to nominate Peyton from San Antonio for the presidency of the Texas Credit Men’s Association.
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Texas Credit Men's Association
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Home Canning Plant Opens in Yoskum Yoakrum District
Yoskum Yoakrum opens a home made canning factory operated by the local independent school district as a free educational service. The plant, built by RB F.C. workmen, has daily capacity between 5000 and 10000 cans and began operations on May 16.
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Yoskums
Yoskuim Independent School District
RB. F.C
Fragmented Text Sheds Light on Hidden Identity and Memory
The piece presents a puzzling stream of phrases suggesting themes of memory, perception, and identity. It references a watcher, an observer, and unnamed participants, weaving through disjointed images and questions about meaning and reality.
Weather data and obfuscated figures from May reports
Obscure weather notes include May precipitation totals, deficits since January, and forecast terms. The text lists expected rainfall, temperatures, and related figures with numerous garbled words, making precise values unclear. The fragment mentions monthly totals and deficiencies, plus general references to forecasts and measurement records.
Perry Named by Oil Scouts President at Plaza Session
Tom A. Perry of the Texas company at Seguin was elected president of the National Oil Scouts Association at the final business session of a two day convention held at the Plaza hotel on Tuesday. He succeeds L S McGee of Humble Oil and Refining at Seguin. A Strahan of Atlantic Oil Producing at Shreveport was elected first vice president. B Carpenter of Mid Kansas Oil and Gas at Eliasville was elected second vice president. J L Bullard of Shell Petroleum at San Antonio was elected chairman of the executive committee, and C Q Falk of Humble here secretary and treasurer.
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Mid- Kansas Oil and Gas Company
Eliasvile
Texas
Secont
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Shell Petroleum Company
San Antonio
C.Q. Falk
Humble Company
Nine Yoakum Firms Plan Tomato Shed Openings
Plans are being made by all concerns to open tomato sheds in Yoakum for the coming season. Most sheds are expected to open this week with market prices seen at about three cents or better.
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Brazilian Rubber Revival Sought in Para Region
Brazilian alates in the Amazon basin and Para and Amazonis have begun negotiations to establish a rubber institute to revive Brazil's once great rubber industry. The federal government has been asked to assist.
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Brazil
Amazon Basin
Amazonis
Serbs mass along Hungary border in Yugoslav town
About ten thousand Serbs, veterans of the Balkan and World wars, have gathered near the Hungarian border at Osijek to protest and nationalize the town area. The event reflects rising ethnic tensions in the region amid postwar realignments.
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Osiyek
Texas redistricting bill signed by Governor Ferguson
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson signed a bill to redraw Texas districts to fit 21 congressmen, moving several counties between districts. The Senate advanced a 19 department state government reorganization bill and discussed horse racing betting certificates. A pipe line divesture bill failed in the House, while a poll tax payment option was proposed for the August 28 special election.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Stude
Senate
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Kaufman County
Bevenin
Panola County
Seevod
Bessy County
Senate Committee On
House
House State Affairs Committee
Cat Adopts Coyotes Forsaking Her Kittens
In Gateway Oregon on May 11 a Persian cat abandoned her kittens and began caring for four coyote pups. The owner Willard P. Herney reported the strange bond formed after the cat fed and grew fond of the wild pups, rescuing them from the field.
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Gateway
Ore
Os Field
Une
Willard P. Hershey
Will Soda Mhenish & Prolfem
Saipork
Temple God Feted on 26th Birthday in Missoula
Temple God Goo Gan celebrated his twenty sixth birthday in a roman Oriental temple setting, hosted by two traveling University of Montana graduates at a fraternity house in Missoula. The event featured a ceremonial tribute and observed local traditions with a retinue of attendees from the college community.
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Missoula
Mant
United
University of Montana
Flere
Curiosity Costs Kitten Its Life in Mishap
A stray kitten died after curiosity led it to a live electrical socket. The incident occurred in a cluttered room where a child tugged at a cord, causing the fatal shock.
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Wehstre
Miss
AL Reich
Kilen
17 Dead in Wake of Flood Across Four States
A new current of water swept southward today leaving seventeen dead and heavy property damage in the upper Mississippi River region. Two Mississippi deaths were reported yesterday and the flood threat spread along tributaries in Missouri Arkansas Tennessee and Southeast Missouri. Missouri guardsmen patrolled flood zones as rivers rose again and the levee near Poplar Bluff gave way flooding about five thousand acres.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Charles Lauruyers
St. Loui
Des Peres
Walter Crooks
Black
Poplar Bliff
Onlo River
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St. Francis
Rickman
Tallahatchie
Coldwater
Yezoo
White
Ouachita
Poplar Blull
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Brist
Abandoned Ships Now Supply Fuel for Needy
In Boston on May 16 INS reports ghost ships along East Boston’s shore are being destroyed by the state. Hundreds carry away wooden remnants once ships or leisure craft to fuel the needy using cars, carts, and even baby carriages. A $50,000 appropriation funds clearance of waterline huts along the coast.
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Greek Refused Killing Permit In California Incident
MERCED California May 14 An dronicas Thassappoppoulass a Merc ed merchant sought a permit to shoot an irrigation district official. Deputy District Attorney 8 P Galvin said the man applied after voicing grievances over high taxes and irrigation water. He was told that such permits are not issued.
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Andronicas Thassappoppoulass
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Thassappoppaulass
King George Grows His Own Shirts
London reports King George farms flax at Sandringham for royal shirts. The crop has proven so successful that he exported flax to Northern Ireland for weaving. The Prince of Wales and other royals follow the king’s linen precedent as Sandringham fabric fuels royal shirts.
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George
Sandringham
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Ireland
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Prince of Wales
Brice George
Duke of Gloucester
Freight Slash Cuts Price of Gasoline in Montana
Montana gasoline users in northern parts of the state will save yearly as freight reductions cut prices. Experts estimate the drop totals about 720000 to 400000 dollars as Interstate Commerce Commission rules lower rates by about 2 cents per barrel following a push by transportation groups.
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Moni
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Interstate Commerce Commisy Slo
Belog Ubauk
Wets Win Sweeping Victory In Wyoming Repeal Election
Wyoming precinct conventions showed strong repeal support with 88 delegates pledged to vote for repeal and 40 for retention in county conventions on May 18. With 196 precinct conventions heard from, totals favored repeal as the national movement grows. In statewide voting on 1798 precincts reported, repeal led 619 to 2237 against, with 16 of 23 counties reported.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Alter
Valley Rail Loads Hit Near Record as May Shipments Climb
In the Lower Rio Grande Valley early this week leaders stayed atop the list with San Benito posting 1639 loaded cars. Weslaco 1620, Mercedes 1419, McAllen 95, Mission Sharyland 903, Donna 64, Harlingen 756, Brownsville 702, Pharr 669, Raymondville 56, Alamo 816 and Exoush 890 also reported loads. Total Valley shipments by May 19 reached 16,728 cars including 13,617 vegetables, 3022 citrus and 59 mixed cars.
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Chipping Point Boners
Rio Grande Valley
SRO Benito
Weslaco
Mercedes
McAllen
Mission-Sharyland
Donna
Harlingen
Browns- Ville
Pharr
Raymondville
Alamo
Excouch
Berson
Totus
Valley Railway
Sinton Ships 125 Cars Vegetables
SINCON May 16. Records of the Missouri Pacific show 125 cars of vegetables shipped from Sinton this spring. The breakdown: 53 mixed, 43 spinach, 10 beans, 11 onions, 5 beets, 1 radish and 2% carrots. Fifty six cars stopped to complete loading. Most crops hauled from Sinton to Corpus Christi for water shipment to northern markets.
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Missouri - Pacific Airway
Sinton
Linton
Corpus Christi
Penetro Nose and Throat Drops Help Clear Congestion
An old health note warns against blowing the nose too hard and describes the risks of mucus entering the ear. It promotes Penetro Nose and Throat Drops with ephedrine to shrink swollen tissues ease breathing and drainage, offered in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a cooling soothing remedy that penetrates pores to treat itchiness rash eczema ringworm and related skin irritations with a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy emphasizes deep medicine penetration and quick soothing effects.
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