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New York May 22 Ju E Sweeney private secretary to Charles B Mitchell testified in Mitchell tax fraud trial. He said he was not informed for months about an alleged stock sale by the banker to Mrs Mitchell. Government alleges no real sale, only a paper transaction to evade income tax.
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New York
Ju— E. Sweeney
Charles EB. Mitchell
Jadar
National Car Bank
Mitchell
Mirans
National City Bank
Mitchells
Sweeney
Osteopathy in Athletics A Health Aid for Athletes
This article argues osteopathy supports athletic health and quick recovery from injuries. It cites top teams like Boston marathoners, Notre Dame, and the Lovings, noting physicians aid training and competition. It warns improper care risks long term damage and stresses the osteopath’s holistic knowledge of the athlete.
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Ostenpathic Jst
Bt Lovig Canfinals
Notre Dame
Gow Warner
Jack Dempser
Clarence DeMar
DeMar
Perhain
Belvin
Firefight at Seville funeral amid crime protest
In Seville Spain May 22 police used gunfire to break a protest during the funeral procession of Petro Caravaca a leading manufacturer slain Saturday. Minister Guirega Casares walked with Mayor Jose Lavandere as demonstrators cried for action against crime. The crowd was dispersed after police fired. authorities allowed the minister and his family to accompany the body to the cemetery.
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Seville
Spain
Guirega Casares
National
Petro Caravaca
Casares
Jose Lavandere
Interior Minter
Hexiy
Senate approves large home loan refinancing bill
The Senate banking committee approved a $2.99 billion refinancing bill for small home mortgages and liberalized directons. It also backed enlarging the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan fund to $300 million and extending credit to closed building and loan associations. The mortgage bill raises home valuation to $25,000 from $15,000 and allows cash advances up to all per cent of the sale as home property for taxing a partially retired mortgage facing foreclosure.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Committee
Als
Reconstruction ‘Inance Corporation Fund
L and Loan Association
Roosevelt
al Per
House Committee Finishes Hearing on Rail Measure
The House Interstate Commerce Committee concluded hearings on the administration's railroad reorganization measure. Proceedings moved to executive session likely Wednesday or Thursday, aiming for a House action report by Friday. Vice chairman BR W Fletweher of the Association of Railway Executives opposed an amendment placing expense of shifting employees on railroads under the new reorganization plan.
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Washington, N.g
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House
BR. W. Fletweher
The
Association of Railway Executives
Vague 1946 Washington Note Sparks Unclear Debate
Fragmentary OCR text from a Washington item mentions May 22 46 with unclear names and events. It suggests a possible link or wound up issue involving government figures and a trip to the Potomac with a claimed meeting on a day named Clirsayeake.
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Washington, D. C
Link
Potomac
Clirsayeake Uy
Texas House Passes Prison Printing Bid Bill
In Austin the Texas house approved by 72 to 43 a measure allowing the state prison system to bid on state printing contracts. Senate action was needed to send the bill to the governor. Proponents claimed substantial annual savings and useful training for convicts, while opponents argued prison labor undercuts free labor and cited the failed state iron foundry project as precedent.
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Austin
Texas House Today
Senate
Repre
Auchtalye Gorton Burns
Hunts
P. L. Anderson
Ban
Antoia
Anderson
Urtivite
Suits Filed on Mineral Leases In West Texas
In Austin a suit seeks 33,227 from Philippa Petroleum for unpaid bonuses and rentals on mineral leases, alleged to fund school accounts. The case adds to a growing tally of similar claims totaling over 250,000 dollars. The filing was presented by Attorney General Rector Yarborough in district court today.
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Austin
INS
Buit
Phillipa Petroleum Company
West Texas
Assaulant
Yarbarugh
Woman Drugged and Branded in Dallas Assault
In Dallas on May 22 Mrs. Lois Anderson, 18, was seized from behind and drugged with a cloth soaked in anaesthetic. She woke on a bench near Fair Park with her clothes torn, red welts, and six inch letters M E burned on her back. She recalls only that the assailants were men and spoke nothing during the attack.
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Dallas
Lois Anderson
M. E
Tier Buck
Boss
Anderson
Weather Summary for May and Cities Across the Nation
The report lists May temperatures and precipitation figures, noting totals, normals, and cumulative deficits. It includes daily sunrises and sunsets, moon phases, and flying weather outlooks for routes from San Antonio to Dallas Brownsville New Orleans El Paso. City-by-city weather is given with conditions such as cloudy or clear and varying wind speeds, along with a long roster of U.S. locations showing current conditions.
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Moo Ang
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Dallas
San Antonio
Brownsville
San Atlanio
New Osteana
el Paso
Wigalher
Abilene
Texas
Clady Albuquerine
Amarity
Allants
Huston
Sdasa
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Montowron
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Anquannville
Ela
Alitie Fork
Ark
Los Angeles
Call
Louinville
Dart Arthir
Raleléh
St Paul
Minn
Salt Lake City
Calif
Seattle
Waal
Ahraveport
Cie
Toledo
Ohio
Tucnon
Ariz
Ooo
Clear Warrington
Aud Wiehita
Kan
Aed
Grocers Hear Normal Mood For Texas Convention
Chicago author Douglas Malloch addresses 400 Texas Retail Grocers at the Gunter hotel opening session, saying business has recovered beyond three years ago. A lineup of speakers outlines credit extension, consumer services, and opportunities as the convention runs through Wednesday, with a bathing beauty contest at the municipal auditorium.
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Douglas Malloch
Chicago
Aubhor
Texas Retail Grocers’ Association
Gunter Hotel
Hever Wren
Malloch
Joe Givilatto
Retail Grocers' Association
W. H. Miller
Dallas
Jesse Wilder
C. K. Quin
Earl W. Cullum
Dal- Iss
Miper
A. W. Pierson
Houston
C. C. Ransford
San Aritonio
Municipal Auditorium
Texas
Allantic City
Catherine Thomas
W- H. Miller
San Antonio
Heavy Laws
Fort Worth
Six escaped insane fugitives hunted in St Louis
Heavily armed police squads searched the city for six inmates of the criminal insane ward at the city sanitarium who overpowered attendants late last night and escaped. Police warned that the fugitives are desperate characters and headed into the city.
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ST. Louis
INS
House Approves Security Regulation Bill
The House approved the administration's amended securities regulation bill, sending the measure to the Senate. By a quiet vote, members adopted conference reports and the Senate amendment, creating a corporation to aid American investors reclaim money spent on foreign defaulted securities.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Roosevelt
State Department
America
Grain changes in New York grain stocks report
Grain changes show Wheat down 1 363 000 bushels while corn rises 1 977 000. Oats fall 308 000. Rye up 785 000 and barley up 661 000 bushels across Granges in New York.
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New York
Basley
Presbyterian storm looms over Columbus church resigning missionary
New York May 22 A storm over the Presbyterian general assembly in Columbus Ohio grew as the resignation of Mrs Buck, a missionary from China, was criticized by church leaders. Rev J W Moldenbower and Rev Edmund Melville Wylie condemned the attack on her orthodoxy as anti Protestant and contrary to Presbyterianism.
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New York
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Ohio
Peaye
Buck
J. W. Moldenbawar
Board of Foreign
Edmund Melville ‘Wylie
Abe
Christ
Oil Tax Measure Approved by Ma AIS TIN
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson approved a two cent intangible assets tax on pipelines, part of the Daniel measure. The action was announced May 22 and targets pipeline assets for taxation.
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Ma. Ais Tin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Daniel Bilevying
$1,000 Life Protection Policy Offered for $1
An advertisement by the JF Dovade Mutual Life Insurance Association of Los Angeles promotes a $1,000 life protection policy for $1 with no medical exam. It claims coverage for death from any cause, offers twenty days inspection, and promises no agents calling. If satisfied, pay $1.40 to maintain protection for 45 days, then 3 cents a day.
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JF Dovade Mutual Life ‘Insurance Association
Pershing Square
Los Angeles
Acu
Farre
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