Senator Brookhart Attacks Democratic Pledges on Relief
Senator Brookhart Republican of Iowa assailed Democratic leaders pledges to cooperate with President Hoover on prosperity. He said the pledges echo Wall Street influence and warned that Democratic plans lack concrete relief for agriculture and unemployment. Nevada Democrat Wiltman defended the leaders while accusing Democrats of obstruction.
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Universal Hervics
Washington
Lsockhart
Dawn
Brookhart
Hassil
James M
John W. Davis
Aira’ E. Smith
Wallatreet
Ccowd
Emceeb
Congress
Key Wiltman
Nevada
Annecestery
American Wife Gave India Chief Second Daughter
The article reports the birth of a second daughter to Sabaranee Bhermie-Thistahet Holker, formerly Nancy Miller of Seattle, at St. Germain on Thorndey. Her husband, identified as the ex-husband from Lodore, marked his forty first birthday as friends noted the event.
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Universal Berries
Era Tis
Bir
Sabaranee Bhermie-Thistahet Holker
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Galera
St. Germain
Thorndey
Meharfish
Lodore
DOX Mail Flight Negotiations Extend Lisbon Schedule
Negotiations between Dr. Dorpier and the Heicl foreign office with French and Portuguese authorities permit the DOX mail flight to depart Lisbon on November 16. The original deadline for mail closure, set for November 8, has been extended to November 12.
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Eachs
Mai
Airlne
America
Dorpier
Heicl Foreign Office
Lisbon
Meil Tae
Pensacola Returned From Brazil Ordered By Secretary
The Pensacola, then in Caribbean waters during the 1930s upheaval that toppled President Washington Luis, was ordered back to base today by Secretary of State Henry Stimson. The vivid dispatch notes the ship’s movements amid the Brazil crisis and highlights U S responses.
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Expversal Gervice
Washingdon
D. G. Nor Bs
Prexacole
Brazil
Siste Stimson
Pensacola
Caribbean
Washington Luis
Bequests to Catholic Prelates Near Two Million
In Chicago probate filings the will of Martin Dawson grants 1 965 000 to church related beneficiaries. Cardinal Mundelein receives 1 420 000, Cardinal Sundtén 300 000 for a memorial building. Edward Mullaly is named for church funds with smaller gifts to friends and relatives.
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Universal Servic
Chicago
Martin Dawson
Dawnop
Bechelor
Candy Company
George Cardinal Mundelein
Cardinal Sundetén
Dawnon
Edward J. Mullaly
St. Mary
Bliss Nearing Death in Washington Hospital
Gen Titker H. Bliss veteran of numerous campaigns and one of the two remaining Wilson peace commission members to Paris was near death at Walter Reed hospital. He declined steadily through the night from an intestinal illness and is a native of Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Washington, D.C
INS
Titker H. Bliss
Wilson Peace Commission
Paris
Walter Reed_hospital
General Bliss Gane
Jonger
Lewisburg
Pennayleania
Texas fire insurance gains amid year of growth
Austin reports state fire insurance commissioner's annual tally shows premiums near 330.6 million dollars for the year, up from 1924. Net increase cited, with average premium rate dropping about six drata. Commissioner J W Deweese notes Texas education fire prevention program praised by national underwriters board.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Fire Insurance
J. W. Deweese
Deweese
Na. Hons! Board of
New York City
Father to Swear Son as Governor of Sooner State
OKLAHOMA CITY OHIO Nov 8 Gríne Don Thomas Murray, 91, father of William Alfalfa Bill Murray elected governor, will administer oath to son in January if no change. A notary commission may be issued. elder Murray celebrated 91 the prior Tuesday as state voters chose his son. President Coolidge once sworn in after Harding’s death.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
Don Thomas Murrey
William
Murray
Oilshome
Hle Han
Notary Commission
Secretary of State
Sodar
Murray Wan
Coolidge Wan
Father and Eight Singers Furnish City Music
In PRESBURG now a father and his eight sons form the village of Hotsgrund orchestra which won first prize in a competition with 14 other ensembles. Hotsgrund, a high village in Germany, is now more accessible by a new rail line up the Scheuine Jad mountain. The inhabitants are mainly miners, and all family members sing.
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S—lnny
Hotsrund
Hotsgrund
Germany
Jad
Try
Ug Acr
Orchraten
Train hold up in California nets large haul
A report from Ikeley California describes a train robbery on the Western Pacific line near Stockton Station. A band of robbers stopped the passenger train, held up passengers with shotguns, and escaped with a substantial cash haul and other valuables. Investigators pursue leads as authorities seek suspects.
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Ikeley
Calif
Hauthern” Maelfic
Stockton Hiser
Jeane
Hotel Turned Over to Unemployed Volunteers in U.S. Capital
In Washington, the historic St. James hotel was turned over to the Volunteera of America to house jobless men and women. The move aims to base unemployed relief efforts in the national capital, directing efforts to provide shelter and support.
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Ubmereay Kersten
Washington, D. C
National Capital
St. Tames Hotel
Volunteera of America
Air center at Randolph field to host first squadrons in April 1988
With much of Randolph field under construction and the first barracks finished, the Air Corps Training Center takes shape as a compact city. Officials expect March Field’s first two squadrons to move to Randolph in April 1988, while training begins at March and Randolph facilities later in the year under Brig. Gen. Charlie H. Danford. Teo Woodrough remains at March Field to complete training for the late June graduating classes, as two other units prepare for initial flight instruction at Randolph.
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Air Corps Training Center
Air Corps
March Field
West Point of
Charlie H. Danford
Ate Corpa
Air Corpa
Teo Woodroug
Aiorch Field
Calfornia Field
Ube
Rendelph Held
Russia and China loom over world woes in ITODAY
ITODAY continues from page one with a harsh critique of Soviet Russia and China's policies. It laments incompetence among leaders, cites looming crises in sugar markets, beet sugar dumping in Europe, and a rising northern Chinese military coalition. The piece notes mass civilian starvation in Nanking and makes sweeping geopolitical warnings.
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Chineanpelior
Nanking
Sto Nan
China
Hoover Becomes First Donor of Red Cross Drive
Hoover, president of the American Aldrons, wins the honor as the first contributor to the Red Cross annual drive. The event, noted by Jude Starton Payne, shows the president’s check amount as modest but symbolic and will be worn as a lapel emblem.
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Hoover
Red Cross
Ualrerans Herne
Washington, D. C
Troover
Jude Starton Payne
PELLAGRA Write for BIG FREM Signs and Information
A fragmentary note mentions Pellagra and vague tips about valuable information. It lists names and initials including F. Madimix Carbon and department 730. The text reads like a garbled memo with unclear context or oversight.
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Big Frem
Prilopia
Fi. F. Madimix Carbon Jiul
Notre Dame Star Sued For Divorce In Secret Filing
South Bend Ind Nov 4 Joe Sarvoldi Notre Dame star back filed for divorce on grounds of cruelty with a secret suit brought by his wife Cheryl Sarvoldi. The action was withdrawn pending end of the season and Savoldi’s football status was considered at Delphi before the Penn State game.
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South Bend
Ind
Joe Sarvoldi
Notre Dame
Rogeries
Savoldi
Phildelphi
Cheryl
East
al Lorinski
South Kent
Ansinski
Saveldi
Despondent Man Leaps From Train Window to Death
Despondent man on Northwestern train commits suicide by leaping from a window as it approached Geneva Illinois. He was being taken to his home when the jump occurred after visiting his brother Daniel. He had been in ill health.
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Cola
Kinald
Geneva
Abbott
Daniel
Inter
Calles' Son Hart Hurt in Horse Ride Crash Near Mexico City
Hart Calleas, son of former Mexican president, slipped during a ranch ride near Mexico City and suffered a fractured skull. He was listed in critical condition today after the fall.
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Hart
Hoxico City
Migueluvo Biles Gailes
Dlatares Elvas Callea
Mexico
Mexico City
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