Soldier held in Malley shooting at Edinburg
Edinburg Texas November 2 Corporal Truman Blakeney held for grand jury action on an assault with intent to murder charge connected to a dance hall brawl that left county highway patrolman Dick Rowson with a wound to the left forearm. Frank Van and another Troop E man fined for drunkenness. Van also charged with assaulting an officer. A third assailant at large.
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Edinburg
Texas
Truman Blakeney
Grand
Dick Rowson
Val Verde
Rowson
Ed Buter
Buter
Blakeney
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort
Open Forum Letter Complains of City Noise
A reader laments city noise and nuisance behavior. The writer urges action on loud car horns and late night disturbances, criticizing neighbors and drivers who torment others. The note calls for public remedy and references local irritations with strong language.
Mae West debate sparks junior high reader letter
A Light editor notes Mae West is too advanced for 14 year olds. A teacher claims adolescence needs caution and urges parents to decide suitable pictures, aiming to guide age appropriate viewing without censoring art.
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Light
Mae West
Mae Wesis
British Newsman Freed and Ordered to Leave Germany
Noel Prater, British newspaperman and Munich correspondent for the London Daily Telegraph, was released from jail and ordered to depart Germany within 48 hours. He had been held since October 25 on suspicion of espionage linked to alleged misrepresentation of a Nazi rally where Chancellor Hitler spoke. A Leipzig state attorney later announced no grounds for prosecution after review.
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Germany
Munich
Wy Noel Prater
Panter
London Daily Telegraph
Hitler
Leipzig
Considera
Wadsworth Warns of Constitution’s End in Hit on Recovery
Geneva New York November 2 Congressman James E Wadsworth Republican of New York warned that a vast Washington bureaucracy and nationwide reach could end the Constitution if current recovery measures are carried to their logical conclusions after the two year emergency period. He said liberty would cease to be valued and citizens would become servants of the government.
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the Light
John
Julia
Sally
Jack
Geneva
N.Y
Washington
James E. Wadsworth
Republican of
New York
Debt Negotiation To Resume Talks With Roosevelt
British and American negotiators plan renewed debt talks in Washington today hoping a meeting with President Roosevelt may unlock a stalled process. Negotiations have dragged on for about a month with no clear results and unconfirmed reports suggesting discussions might be nearing a conclusion.
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Washington, D. C
VPI
Roosevelt
Dunklin Succeeds to Conner's Seat
Fort Worth Nov 2 Associate Justice Irby Dunklin of the Second Court of Civil Appeals has accepted an appointment as chief justice of the court to succeed the late Truman H. Conner. The appointment was tendered by Governor Miriam A Ferguson who is expected to name the third member of the court soon.
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Fort Worth
Irby Dunklin
Second Court of Civil Appeals
Truman H. Conner
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Bandits Hold Up Bank in Lansing Break, Net $7000
Three armed bandits stormed the Bank of Lansing branch in broad daylight, terrorizing seven customers and three employees before escaping with about $7000 from cash drawers. Police sought suspects as details emerged from the Lansing scene.
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Lansing
Mich
Bank of Lansing
Ferguson Vetoes Tax on Crude Oil in Texas
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson vetoed a bill to raise the oil severance tax from one tenth to one eighth of a cent per barrel to fund the Texas railroad commission. The measure was killed in the Senate.
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Ferguson
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Relord
Bill Thiat
Texas Railroad Commission
State Regulatory Board
Lhe
Teachers Plan to Meet at Brady
More than 10 teachers will meet at Brady next Saturday for the annual Medillecn county teachers Institute. Deputy School Supervisor O L Davis will deliver an address. Treasury receipts show October 31 balances and year totals with emergency relief expenditures listed.
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Brady Brady
Brady
Medillecn County Teachers' Institute
O. L. Davis
Treasury
Washington, D. C
The
Aqlaat Arle
Fiesc
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