Emperor Ras Tafari Set For Crown Coronation
Universal Service reports in Addis Ababa Abyssinia that Ras Tafari Makonnen will be crowned king of kings tomorrow. A grand ceremony included a statue unveiling at St George's Square, nobility and tribes in attendance, with the emperor then taking a prayerful vigil ahead of the coronation.
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Coronation Ceremony Draws Global Notables at Historic Event
The spectacle features the Duke of Gloucester and a U S French envoy among dignitaries witnessing the coronation ritual. Emperors crown the monarch and consort amid gold mantles and ceremonial thrones as world leaders observe a turning point toward impending independence.
Army Bares Program To Aid Jobless
Continued from page one the defense agency outlines spending on officers quarters in Fort Douglas and Randoph Meld Texas storm water system Carlisle Pennsylvania mess hall and other facilities totaling several hundred thousand dollars. Colonel Woods urged those able to buy to do so now but warned against urging spending when funds are tight.
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City Makes 700 Jobs for Unemployed in Clean-up Week
About 700 men registered with the chamber of commerce employment bureau during Clean-up and Paint-up Week. A. W. Green announced that 1000 more jobs were available in the spinach district near Adem and near Corpus Christi. The bureau will close and applicants should apply to the U.S. Employment Bureau in the market house. Women may register at the U. S. Work Center on Broad.
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San Antonio
Officer Halts Runaway Team At South Alamo Street
Traffic Officer G Turk intervened as a runaway team hauling a Mistletoe Cream wagon crashed toward South Alamo and Commerce. He stepped into traffic, grabbed a horse bridle, and toppled the animal to stop the perilous run, saving bystanders from disaster. Witnesses noted another officer tried to halt the wagon earlier.
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Former 8.A. Woman Dies in New York
Reports confirm the death of Mrs. Karl RR. Baker formerly of San Antonio in New York City on Thursday. She was born Verlyn Thole and resided in San Antonio before marriage. Funeral plans are pending. She is survived by her parents and a sister Mrs. Tae St. Gardner of Dallas.
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Ichela near El Paso cotton harvest drive noted
The report mentions additional men to be sent to Ichela near El Paso 2232 in New Mexico for the cotton harvesting season. Representatives Whales Whestley and others at Saturday’s meeting discussed that the Cleanup and Paintop campaign, sponsored by the Izuake Walton league and the chamber, had some success and raised expectations. The article also notes changes in unemployment and the appearance of San Antonio.
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Economic contrasts spark debates on copper labor and Jewish hiring
The piece discusses copper labor costs, Congo and Rhodesia work conditions, and a New York boycott against Jews. It notes some employers refuse to hire Jews while energetic Jews form their own businesses, arguing adaptation and mobility aid prospects. It cites a historical claim about Kansas diplomacy and access to information.
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J. X, Cohen
New York
Saya
Spurs Italy to Resume Naval Talks With France
Rome reports an early resumption of naval disarmament talks between Italy and France after a long conference between Premier Mussolini and U.S. Ambassador Hugh Gibson. The authoritative wires say the meeting in Rome signaled renewed hope for progress in the bilateral negotiations.
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Battleship queried for literature on city attractions
The U S Navy requests general information and age details about the battleship division aboard the New Mexico off San Pedro California. The San Antonio chamber publicity dept will supply pre printed booklets and surveys on the city and industrial growth while other letters from Uppsala Sreten Tin le Janicro and England seek similar information for the citys national advertising campaign.
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Uniform Clad Bandit Robs Soldier at Dodd Field
A bandit dressed in a policeman’s uniform and an accomplice robbed Willan Ditty of a photo section at Dodd Field Saturday night. Police headqu arters reported the incident. The man in uniform attempted to arrest Ditto for drunkenness. Ditto resisted and the assailants fled.
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Soldier Intervenes as Uniformed Man Threatens a civilian
Witness Unckie TH Snodgrass of the Risty seventh service squadron reported a tense incident involving a uniformed man who warned a civilian to return home and stay quiet. The soldier drew a gun when Snodgrass tried to intervene, prompting the assault on the civilian.
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Halloween Party At Lionsfield Attended By 200
About 200 people attended the Junior Yanks Halloween party at Lionsfield. Noble Roberts, then commander, announced Hatue lay and said he would appear in Triga Govin's court as ordered by one of the men.
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Majestic Alaska film week features The Silver Lorde and The Silver Horde
The Majestic theater opens a weeklong slate with The Silver Lorde a mugeed sAle kon waters fantasy and The Silver Horde a no ink ing picture ceralog classic. Louis Wolhgin Evelyn Brent Silvia Clark headline with Jor Taly TR K Discoveries and a 17 year old juggler act plus musical comedy by Heynolda and White. Amos n Andy in Check aid Doublecheck removed from schedule at last minute.
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French Delegates Ready for Parley at Geneva Session
Paris reports confident French delegates prepare for Geneva and the final session of the preparatory disarmament commission of the League of Nations. They expect the commission to convene Thursday before the general conference on disarmament.
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Vision Clinic Ad Promises Comfort and Clarity
An old ad from the Osborn Optometriot office touts permanent vision with canisars and warns against narrow-minded thinking. It claims the method offers relief from headaches and watery eyes and presents double vision as part of eye strain training. The text urges readers to join “the fleting” and consider facts over tradition.
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