Tarzil Parley to Take for Famita Tarzil Parley to Take for Famita
Washington reports a White House briefing on maritime labor talks amid a Pacific strike threatening global trade. President Roosevelt urged ship owners to end the strike, stressing the peace of the world, while mayors discussed arbitration and possible actions to ease the disruption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eielke
Re World
Smike
Kirt
Conference of Mayors
White House
Hoesicent
Buenos Airés
Nossevatt
Angela J. Rossi
San Francisco
Inter Fadas
Sal Nated
Rossi
Lesport
Atlantic
Pacific
Zerkins
Ros ci
Ihe
Ter
Wse
Roper
Landon Pushes Water Conservation to Legislature
Topeka November 16 Governer Landon urged the legislature to pass a water conservation law. He noted a prior conservation act, later struck down by the state supreme court, and pressed for a revised program with funds.
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Landon
Topeka
Governse SM Landom
Kapeaz Tetacom
State Trerse
Debutante Week Social Notes From San Antonio
A busy social calendar S an Antonio features debutante Miss Josephine Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Haysten as hostesses for luncheons and teas at Bright Shawl and St Anthony Hotel. Club members plan a Texas Society of the Colonial Dames of America state meeting in Austin with presiding officers. Numerous visitors from Dallas, Houston and New York attend gatherings at the St. Anthony and local homes, with parties, tours, and a birthday event for debutantes including Miss Ella Bereman and Miss Margaret Margrave.
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San Altonio
Clu
Jarrell Dean- Jord
Vavitone
Bsira
Josephe Browne ‘Wilson
Urcepning Wilton
Ed J. Frazer
Maltese Holmgren
Anthony Hatet
Ross Africta Eveabeth Moore
Wyche and Herteberg Hall of Music
San A Antonio
Texas Society of the Colonial Dantes of America
Austin
Cristill Hotel
Omneheen
Eizabeth Haysten
J. K. Beells
Sas Antonios
Altnts
W. G.tenn
WB Lupe
Er Gallaway
Vane Taylor
Flenry KH. Wofford
Ernest Groas
Albert Engele
Silsianiund Engelring
R. L. Dalton
Harry Hyman
C.J. Larkin
Jona Duncan
Jrank Bevis
C. E Evlitz
Mr. and
Iegust Schitling
Wll
Hays Street
Waltnall
C, Ch, Folbre
Alaton Buckingham
Joe Fuller
Dallas
Marry Maverick
Nostess
Gus Sun
St. Anthony Tidlel
Mice
Ella Bereman l
Margaret
Margrave
Dresden
Socials and greetings fill pages of local society notes
The write up lists numerous names at contemporary gatherings including Mrs EB Carruth and several couples Mrs Cloyis Byers hosts a luncheon for Mrs Eugene Ovenshine of New York City at her Remy point address with guests Mrs Ovenshine and other ladies. The Zeta Zeta Tau sorority plans a meeting Tuesday at 4 pm at the home of Miss Mary Esther Garcia in West French placer with various guests from Brooklyn and Hollywood.
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Zeta Zeta Tau
Mary Esther Carcia
My West
Freech Plaer
Alda Tazerdis
Brooklyn
Blend Bharlack
Jumes Grodin
Hollyword Calif
Shepherd Shar- Jack
Cloyis &. Byers
Eugene S. Ovenshine
New York City
Remy Pont
Ovenshine
P. L. Sadier
Simon Bolivar Burkner
M. Pb. Behols
W. FL
Waters M
Lindsey
Karlatad
TEARS LINERS STATED UP TEARS LINERS STATED UP
A New York conference between striking seamen led by Curran and Capt Maloney failed to release ships tied up in New York and Houston after a two hour session. Curran claimed progress, while Maloney held to union recognition and cash payment demands amid internal union disputes.
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New York
Joeph A. Curran
D. A. Maloney
Newstex Tine
Houston
Curran
Seamess Defense Committee
Jerenh PL Ryan
Wresient Ie International Longshoremens Union
Rnty
Sdvite
Menory
Newtex Line
Chine
Texas Ranker
Texas Tracer
If Have
Thied
Texas
Porte
Moloney
Ile International Ses Micas
Iain
Elvathmir Gay
iAmiritan Stes
Juneau Faces Fresh Shortage in Perishable Goods
Juneau’s mayor and city officials warn that perishable vegetable supplies are nearly exhausted. Alaska’s capital inventories are shrinking with only about five weeks of stock remaining, sparking plans to address critical shortages in food markets and transit.
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Juneau
N. CL Hatheld
Juneau Vliibers
Carmmerce
Alaska
Ten San Antoniatis Treated After Weekend Accidents
Multiple residents received hospital or home treatment for injuries from weekend accidents in San Antonio. J R King, 73, residence 2013 Morales, suffered severe lacerations after falling from a moving car at a door, while Lawrence Garner, 5, 1632 East Crockett, broke a left limb in a separate collision near Fast Theo Dawn Street. Other injured include Bird Ernest Leader, 44, 17 Santa Anna Street, in a collision near his home, three people from Cypress Street and West Martitt Street, plus Helen Moke of 1312 West Cypress. Pedestrians also treated. Gene Sertary, 19 Rainwater Monterey, was struck near Switch Flores, Beatriz Plover and two Flores siblings were injured near their homes on Montcastle Street.
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San Antoniatis
J. R. King
Morales Street
Willy
Lawrence Garner
East Crockett Street
Theo Averse
Dawn Seat
Soul Hackberey Etreel
Honstork
Svenues
Bird Ernest
Santa Snna Si
Hig
Jimmy Besenio
Wee Cypress Street
Santos Sender
Ino West
Martitt Street
Helen Moke
West
Cy Press Street
Earl
Commerce
Anc Zareaues Atzeeie
Tizee Pedestriane
Ceph
Gene Sertary
Monterey
Alruck
Flores
Beatrire
Tia Flores
Bi Wen
MAT Montaces
Oil Field Workers Killed Near Corpus Christi
SORBUG CHRISTI, Nov 16. Two oil field workers died after an explosion in the Saget field west of Corpus Christi. Garlisle, 33, died in hospital at Steamburg when a welder exploded. Allen, 29, tractor driver, died en route to hospital after a chain accident.
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Corpus
Sorbug Christi
Ofield
Bundsy
Ry G. Garlisle
Eronie
Burma
Saget Field
Corpus Christie
Siena
Ny Allen
PENSION PLAN CHANGE SUGGESTED BY LA GUARDIA
New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia told the United States Conference of Mayors that the federal government should administer the Social Security program with states contributing financially. He proposed a federal agency to assist municipalities, an intercity civil service to train department heads, and a bureau in the Federal Trade Commission to curb municipal fair trade violations.
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Warlngton
United States
Ito
Fiorello H. Laguardia
New York
LaGuardia
Federal Trade Commission
LaGzlardia
Worlal Security
Tates
Arthur E Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sach
Clark Named as State Secretary
Austin news reports Governor Mitch to name Edward Clark as secretary of state at the start of his second term in January. Alfred’s first secretary Cath, Pat Moreland to first secretary, George Clark second, Alma Mullins third. Pat Shry to take Mullins’ position.
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Clark
Austin
Mitch
Todey
Edward Clark
Cath
Alfred
Pat Moreland
George Clark
Alma Mullins
Pat Shry
Miss Mullins
Powers to Protest Nazi Treaty Flaunt Protest
Paris officials said Belgium and Czechoslovakia would join France in a protest against Germany repudiating naval clauses of the Versailles treaty. Other powers including England were expected to join the protest against loss of international control of German rivers and freighter passage through the Kiel Canal.
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Paris
Belgium
Gzerkoslovakia
France
Germany
England
Kiel Sanal
Farley Seeks Record U.S. Boom in Town Visit
Postmaster General James A. Farley arrived in Southampton amid forecasts of unprecedented prosperity for the United States. He predicted a boom surpassing 1929 and a strong economic foundation, as he traveled to meet supporters and inspect plans for the tour.
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Southampton
James A. Farley
United States
Sound Foundation
Cibolo Stamp Club Anniversary Exhibit Set
The Cibolo Stamp Club marks its first anniversary with an exhibition at the Plaza Hotel ballroom on February 19 and 20. Members from Randolph Field Seguin Schertz and Cibolo will attend, announced Monday by secretary Glutton Raws.
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Cibolo Stamp Club
Cibolo
Plaza Hotel
Monilay
Glutton £. Raws
Inesides
Randolph Field
Seguin
Schertz
Ciholo
Paris Bellboys Fail to Answer Bells
Paris workers walk off in sympathy after ten are discharged at Place Vendome. Uh Walters and velltoys in the fashionable He Let Riz struck today and Leet kept at their stations without work as the emnastra tian was called in to protest the firings.
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Paris
Uh—Walters
Velltoys
Helet Riz
Place Vendome Hectelry
Trapped Miners Feared Dead In Montana Mine
In Superior Montana two miners Antone Gustafson aged 40 and Oscar Gevart 45 were trapped since Saturday night after a shaft collapse at Windfall placer mine. Rescue efforts hampered by mud and ongoing water flooding as workers struggled to reach them.
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Superior
Mont. Noy
Eer Hare
Ogayen
Antone Gustafson
Oscar Gevart
Mountsie
Raldalbt
Muckers
Dunnel
Pioneer Pair Fete Guests At Texas Centennial
Two elderly Texas pioneers, Mrs. Mary Catherine Berry of Baird and Mrs. Mary Longley of Abilene, were honored at the Texas Centennial exposition. They received flags, formal ceremonies, and a grand tour before planning to return home. Harry Olmstead, director general, officially greeted them on behalf of the exposition.
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Dallas
Texas
Ware
Mary Catherine Berry
Baird
Campanies
Mary Longley
Abilent
Ais
Ge. Sant Houston
Lone Star State
Berry
Hsired
Longley
Hinthaire States Infantry
Port Lenge Guard Strengthens Coastal Defense
Nov 18 reports say Tennessee minger and highway patrol reinforce Gulf coast to protect life and property amid seamen and trucker strikes. Col H H Carmichael and LG Phares announce additional rangers at Port Arthur, Galveston, and Corpus Christi to handle emergencies as threats rise.
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Figuston
Tennsminger
Highway Paleo
Gulf Coast
Col
H. H. Germidhgel
Department of Public Safety
Ranger Fovce
LG. Phares
Highway Patrol
Skid
Anid
Iife
Carmichae
Wokkon
Corps Christi
Beaumany
Port Arthur
Carmichael
Phares
Toval
Thly
Tevas
Carmichal
Acini
Frazier Lemke Bill Faces New Supreme Court Test
In Washington 1681 a suit over the amended Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium act was filed in the Supreme Court by Robert Page Wright of Beaford county Virginia. The appeal includes Representative Lemke of North Dakota co author and the Union party presidential candidate in the November section. The law grants farmers a three year moratorium before foreclosure.
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Wasnington
Frazier- Lemke
Supreme Court
Robert Page Wright
Beaford County
Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Cnt
Socrates and Two Friends Jailed in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills California on November 16, police detained three New York men claiming to follow Father Divine after a noisy Sunday night assembly at a home hosting about 300 people. The suspects used aliases Warner Hunt Benjamin and St John Dume, with one posting $7000 bail and another $2281 in cash.
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Beverly Hills
Cailf
Socrates
St. Joan Divine
Warner Hunt
St. John Dume
Cohn
Ben Jamin
B. Smith
New York
Du Pont Declares Year End Dividend At $28 A Share
Wilmington Del November 16 Directore of B J Du Pont De Nemours and company today declared a year end dividend of 28 dollars on common stock The payment brings total dividends this year to more than 22 million dollars payable to over 50 000 stockholders The year end dividend reflects increased disbursements by General Motors which Du Pont owns 10 million shares In addition GM declared a dividend of 150 dollars per share on November 9 One Du Pont dividend is payable December 15 to stockholders of record November 25.
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Wilmington
Del
B. J. du Pont
de Nemours and Company
General Motors Corporation
du Pont
Nwn
General Motors
Process Server Used Wrong Names
Washington November 16 The resourcefulness of a white tied wire crasher who handed Henry J Doherty an operator legal process at a gridiron dinner last year failed before the court of appeals. An account of a case titled Hell that Gerald Sickler a George Washington University student and appointee for the disp of the United States materal was not the proper person to veto the papers.
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Washington
Henry J. Doherty
Ang Sil
Gerald Sickler
George Washington University
United States
Texas Pardons Board Appoints New Members
The Supreme court appoinced today that he mid appa, Sance W. Bryant of Alslin, Corvier assistant attorney general, a Member, of the mew par dong board, J.B. Keith of Stevenyite and TC. Anezena of McKinney, mem ors of the resent board, pervious ly were appalled by Governor All red with Presiding Judge WG. Mor ton of She Gout of Criminal Ag heats.
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Texas Board of Pardons
Hughes Unhurt in Plane Accident at North Beach
HEW YORK November 16 The famous aviator and speed record holder Howard Hughes escaped unharmed when a borrowed amphibian plane nose d over in a gust while attempting to land at North Beach Queens. He had been flying from Long Island after playing golf when the mishap occurred.
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York
Howart Hughes
Curliianatre
Was Oring
North Beach
Queensalepart
Hughes
Long Téland
Soviet Rejects German Protest Over Arrests in Soviet Union
Moscow reports Nov 14 that 23 Germans were arrested during raids in Leningrad and provinces. Germany protests to Soviet Russia on Nov 16 arguing no clear reason given for arrests and demanding information and access to the accused. The embassy cites espionage charges against 14, with 9 others unnamed.
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Moscow
Rieele
Mostow
Leningrad
Russia
Eldzens
Gharge D'Astaives
Werner von Tipspelskirch
Kreslinsky
Unereich
Bram Vating
Betwen
Cao
Tevali
Mm Tae Eroub
Staged Hold Up Ends in Murder and Robbery
A Chicago man known as a stuntman and promoter murdered his partner during a daring hold up Saturday night. He and a companion fled with more than 25 000 in jewelry and cash from John P. Cineo and his wife, after forcing their chauffeur to drive to a dark street near their Gold Coast apartment. Police say the motive arose from financial difficulties.
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Chicago
Jins
Staman
Hce
Bauntry
Sade
John P. Cineo
Pritter
Hile
Danyrsa Benedetto
Rockford
Idan Hird
Cuneo
Ant
Jef
Ensiletio
Bis
Cuneos
Pandit
Gold Coast
Gunes
Flying Doc Keeps Daily Hop Record at Fairfax
In Kansas City a sleek yellow bi plane left Fairfax airport as Dr. Jom DB. Brock, optical supplies manufacturer, marked his 2556th consecutive daily flight. The routine spans seven years of near daily air rides, sometimes brief, sometimes through fog, with one of his three planes aloft each day.
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Kansas City
Fairfax
Jom DB. Brock
Tangar
Dolly
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Coast
Barilla
Thel
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Ser
Leach
McGrady
Tormulla
Gull
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Schuyler M. Cummings
Internation
Mercantile Marine
Honoluy
Suill Strahidei
Union
Farry Brisges
Fer Writers Congress
Tsmoke
Brestheid
Pansanea
Texore
Diossia
Clama GC
Tangoart
P. F. Stawlfen
Ban Dirsa
Calif
D. J. Woodward
Dirs
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Rt. Anthony
Misa Marie Flack
Gray Sulivan
Okbiony
City
Miss Jesu
Selden Spencer Nye
Patricia Ava
Thomas
Alexandria
Tee
Mummay Grossette
L. B. Keiser
Tieir
Frank H. Parmer
Hhelp Hey
San Franticn
Metor
Partridge
State
Manila
P. I
Fort Saiy Houston
Mro
Mix Schretger
William H. Clark
Lieutenant Clark
Honolulu
Brooks Field
EB. Carruth
Senveiner
Scott Schreiner
Barry Harrison
Jonephine Wilson
Flors
Er Aid Ettel Newton
Clarantame 1G
Fila Bergman
Catherine Sonal
Ann Barley
Jane Lewis
Amy Lillian Bie Nutt
Martha Elizabeth Sfeere
Eileen Orrisen
Francis Eastland
Doroths Wait
William Light Hosward
Martindale
Ian Angeli
Hers
Alex Pagenstecher
Henry Burney Jr
Agcidento
AEG
Farley
U.S
Port Lenge
Dupont
Investi Cotlal Steny
Dial
Adwriter
Soviet
Banovt Sla
Doc
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Vicks
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