Cuban Army On Wag For Reds On Anniversary
Havana reports colonel Batista ordered the gold Ole guard to patrol the city on the Soviet Union’s founding anniversary amid fear of trouble from Communists. A strike by garbage workers, arrests of about 100 alleged Communists, and bomb explosions heightened tensions. In Santa Clara 43 people were detained for conspiring against the government. A student charged with wiping hands on an American flag aboard a Miami-bound plane sparked campus debate as others defended misinterpretation.
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Soviet Union
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J. A. Ruedio Padilla
British plan new air lines to span British Isles in 1934
London reports a planned pebwork of 20 anterdalatelines by spring 1934 with eleven already operating and nine or ten more due early in 1934. New routes include Blackpool to Belfast and Dublin to Galway, backed by aircraft such as the De Havilland Fox Moth and Spartan Cruisers among others, signaling a shift from rail to air transport.
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British Isles
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Scotland
Wales
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Blackpool
Irish Sea
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Dublin
Galway
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Stenogs Told to Aim at Marrying Their Employers
Judge Edward Casey addresses 1500 stenography students at Pruitt Institute urging brides among workers to marry their bosses. He warns that a stenographer with good typing and shorthand skills must also be loyal, well presented, and efficient to be valuable and influential in business relations.
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UNS
Edward Casey
Pruitt Institute
Nations Recovery Et
Casey
City Planning Study Taught to Harvard Architectural Students
Professor Mehninnick argues city planning should be a required subject for all architectural students. He cites a park department project in an industrial zone as an example where planning could have prevented wasteful playground construction in areas with few children.
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Landscapie
Howard K. Menhin Ick
Mehnnnick
Malaria Epidemic Kills 45 in Matamoros Mexico
Reports from Harlingen state that an outbreak of malaria in Matamoros Tamaulipas has claimed 45 lives in the last week. Governor Villareal was appealed to for aid and was expected to send state health officials to Matamoros to assist in containment as floods surround the city.
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Matarmoros
Mexico
Villareal
Tamaulipas
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Villarenl
Woman Clings to Home As World’s End Passage Is Razed
In Chelsea London the World’s End Passage slum block is being demolished by the London County Council. Mrs. Kent, a 74 year old partly paralyzed tenant, refuses to leave her single room as authorities offer alternative housing. It takes her five hours to reach the post offices and services.
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London
Milamo Building Dance Promises War wick Orchestra
City News notes a Tuesday event by the Tourist Club in the Milamo building with War wick's Orchestra and Ady Tanite’s beat. The old Ingo dance at Playground ol Monger Hotel features Niemeyer’s playing with Alng- Ing-Ady.
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Degrees Conferred on Twenty at Scottish Rite Event
The second day of the forty third semi annual reunion of the Scottish Fire Bodies of San Antonio featured 28 candidates receiving degrees from the fifteenth to the twenty first, with Harvey Simpson, Craig, Nathan Tracy and others supervising the conferrals. The ceremony began at 8 30 Tuesday morning and continued through the afternoon with multiple degree masters and assistants handling each progression. The program resumes Wednesday with the conferring of the twentieth, and Thursday advances to the last two degrees with Nathan Tracy and Pred Fletcher in charge.
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Chamter
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R. L. Hardison
G. Peters
H. A. Willsins
F. W. Shuk
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J. A. Wright
H. B. Harrison
G. Cude
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J. M. Woods
W. A. Walcreve
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J. Daniels
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W. E. Deak
H. L. Trail
G White
G. T. MacLeod
J. G. Kiger
R. D. Hoss
AH. Lang
J. A. Emili
T. Maxey Hart
E. J. Wooltz
H. Oliver
G. Wright
R. G. Rass Jr
B. PB. Whitfirrd
G. Gude
W. D. Murray
J. J. Locke
J. K. Blackstone
W. D .Turbeyille
R. L. Burneth
P. D. Methis
D. GC. Wolf
M. L. Murphy
CAPTIOTS HOLD FT WORTH CONVENTION OPENING
Messengers from hundreds of Baptist churches gather in Fort Worth for the eighty fifth Texas Baptist convention as pastors and laymen conclude preliminary meetings. Dr J Hardy of Baylor presides over a theme of recovery aligned with national programs. veteran leaders Pat Neff and C Latiimore attend as key lay participants.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Unlon
J Hardy
Baylor College
Belton
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University of Waco
C. 3. Latiimore
Court of Criminal Appeals
Neff
U.S. Employees in 8 A to Lose Jobs
The local immigration field office prepared to discharge one or more employees amid clerical surplus. Field director Walter Knopp said no definite instructions had been received. Washington recommended dismissing one to six stenographers due to overstaffing.
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Walter Knopp
Thar
Wallington
Hidalgo County Reports Taxable Value Drop
Harlingen reports Cameron County Tax Assessor Ralph Agat announces Hidalgo County has total taxable values of 35,717,050 for the year, down more than 5,000,000 from 1992. The county tax rate is 62 cents. The county contains 600,480 acres of taxable land.
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Harlingen
Ralph Agat
Cameron County
U S Effort Praise at Rochambeau Statue Ceremony
Paris dispatch notes Foreign Minister Joseph Paul Boncour praising America's efforts to lift the mood amid ceremony unveiling a Marquis de Rochambeau statue. The scene contrasts with a Chicago filing where Judge Rudolph orders a divorce for Mrs Helen Pula Miter amid a disputed marriage.
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Paris
America
Joseph Paul Boncour
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Chicago
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Rudolup Desert
Helen Pula Miter
Rudolph
Eight Cities Bid For 1934 Texas Baptist Convention
Fort Worth reports San Antonio Mineral Wells and Dallas bidding to host the 1934 Texas Baptist general convention now in session in Port Worth. Rev Neal Filis of San Antonio leads a pastors committee with strong Bay Area Chamber and Mayor Quin support. Campaign emphasizes San Antonio as a convention center and proposes moving the meeting date from November to January.
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San Antonio
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Texas Baptist, General Convention
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Neal Filis
General Convention
Bay Anston
Chamber of Commerce
Quin
Fainpaign
Ellis
Robbery Report by Investigator Tackoat at Anslin Office
Investigator Tackoat of the adjutant general's office in Anslin reported to police Tuesday that he was robbed of £2600 in the 300 block of Matamoras Street Monday night. Polen arrested one man but the money was not recovered.
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Adjutant General's Office
Anslin
Matamoras Street
Polen
Fears for Vessels in Storm on North Pacific
A Japanese news dispatch reports the Helgel Maru Mo, a 14, al5 ton vessel with 44 crew, struck rocks in a north Pacific storm near Odammari. Rescue attempts were thwarted by the weather with heavy damage feared and 12 deaths already confirmed after a fishing boat foundered off Aumorl.
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Rengo
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Mato Decide Fate of Ortiz
Governor Miriam A Ferguson faces Ortiz case again with a murder verdict and 19 year old victim. Ortiz could face the electric chair if clemency is not granted before Sunday. He was convicted of killing Cintm Denses and her sweetheart Pablo Lopez in Refugio, Texas, with two prior 30 day reprieves.
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TNE
Miriam A. Pérguson
Pantaleon Ortiz
Orlle
Cintm Denses
Pablo Lopez
Wb Refugio
Twilce
Oytlz
Mande
Japan presses for Soviet troop withdrawal in Far East
Tokyo reports American ships to depart Pacific waters next spring and Japan urges Soviet Russia to pull some soldiers from Manchukuo and the Far East. A Foreign Office spokesman says Japan wants a suitable gesture to improve relations with Britain and the United States. The Russian ambassador has been informed.
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United States
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Death of a Texas barber mourned in Austin
AUSTIN November 7 01 Bob Harrison a 78 year old Negro barber well liked by white residents died today The Austin city council planned to name a street in his honor Harrison was a favorite barber of Governor Hogg and Col E M House and had served many Texas notables as a longtime barber
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Colonel to Leave Engineering Post
War department announces Dr. George A. Spalding will be relieved December 1 as division engineer for the Upper Mississippi Valley with headquarters at St. Louis and move to Fort Humphreys Virginia Col. James A. Woodruff will also depart Fort Humphreys December 1 to report as district engineer of the Philadelphia district. Wiley Post writing home from Mexico reports a bear kill during a hunting trip, described to his wife via Mexican consular channels.
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George A. Spalding
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Survivors only walkat hows drag to derby prize
Irene Carter collapsed during the bunion and arch derby at Naverro and Augusta streets after a month of exhausting sprints and back and forth court action. Partner Merio Alesandro appeared unable to prevent her fall. The $1000 prize will be paid to the last four couples with $590 $250 $150 and $100 awards. Contenders include Mable Coffee and Tex Blaxco, Grandma Marie George, Lefty Jehmay and Jean ONeill, Joe Landes and Vina Walker, Jimmy Valenling and Helen Tyne. Crowd of 4000 watched as the event extended to longer sprint intervals with daily hardships for contestants.
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Irene Carter
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Sen Antonian
Russia observes Soviet birthday parade in Red Square
Moscow marked a national holiday as one million people reportedly marched in Red Square to celebrate the anniversary of the Soviet Union with strong communist factions leading the display during the celebration of the birth of the nation.
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