President Roosevelt Vacationing at Warm Springs Amid Ford Visit Talk
President Roosevelt continues his vacation at Warm Springs while rumors swirl about a possible visit from Henry Ford. Stephen Early says no firm plans exist yet, but Ford could be received if he arrives. Industrial administrator General Hugh Johnson plans to be in the area this week, fueling speculation of a Ford appearance. Roosevelt enjoys leisure, swimming and social visits in sunny, warm weather.
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Hugh Johnson
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Ford
Office
Duty Report Flows Through Eighth Corps Area Command
Lieut Gol Green reports for duty as assistant chief of staff for supply at the Eighth Corps Area headquarters. Col Joseph A Grètn presumed to be in place, with Me F B Mallon moving from supply to military intelligence in the interior office. Also mentions financial help through light Classified Money-to-Loan ads.
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Joseph A. Grétn
Eighth Corps
Quarles
F.B. Mallon
Eta
Ben
Appropriate Glasses for Every Occasion in 1920s Style
An eye care article explains reading glasses for close work and distant glasses for long view, noting fashion dictates one pair may not fit all. It suggests suitable frames for utility, sports, driving, semi dress, and formal wear, with rimless options for elegance and white gold mounts to enhance attire. Optometrists should prescribe when needed and guide selection.
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Goodware
Weather report with temperatures and winds across Texas
The page lists temperatures and wind directions for multiple Texas locations, noting normal precipitation, monthly deficits, and daily sun times. It includes rising and setting times, tides near Aransas Pass, and general flying weather outlook for San Antonio and Dallas with northerly to westerly winds.
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Insurer President Outlines 1930s Finance Shifts
Margay B Brainard of Action Life Insurance Co Hartford says the year trained insurers to hold larger balances and shift more into government bonds. He spoke to agents at the St Anthony Hotel in San Antonio and planned to depart that night with colleagues.
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Elly
Texas Railroad Commission seeks writ in stay case
Austin November 21 The Texas railroad commission obtained permission to file for a writ of prohibition against District Judge W W McCrory of San Antonio and ordered him to halt action in contempt proceedings against the commission and Maurice Check Asst Attorney General The protest centers on McCrorys injunction blocking the commissions interference with bark production from an East Texas well operated by Joe Burkett Jr as receiver The commission had previously enjoined Burke in Travis County court and McCrory held the commission in contempt The writ application argues McCrorys injunction is invalid
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MccCrory
East Texas
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Burke
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Lindberghs Cross Atlantic Flight Touches Azores
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh flew the sea monoplane from Lisbon to Horta Azores covering over 900 miles in just under nine hours arriving at 4 20 a m Greek time 0 20 a m Central standard time Their speed was slightly over 100 mph They had previously landed at Saint Michaels in the Azores and the rental ad at 3808 South Presa Street notes a two room furnished apartment for 16 dollars a month
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Soviet envoy vows no propaganda from Washington embassy
Alexander Troyanovsky, newly named Soviet ambassador to the United States, said no Communist propaganda would emanate from the Soviet embassy in Washington. He stressed communism is a domestic issue and promised no official Communist activities in America. He plans to build economic and cultural ties, with trade a priority, and expects U.S. recognition to aid global stability. He noted his prior post in Tokyo and aims to advance mutual understanding between the USSR and United States.
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Far East
Propaganda Won’t Cease Says Cuban Leader
Havana dispatch quotes Pi-Ruben dé Teon a student leader and government spokesman asserting that Communist propaganda will persist in the United States even after recognizing Russia. He notes recognition hinged on Russia halting propaganda, but many American citizens remain propagandists not deportable.
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Pi—Ruben Dé Teon
United States
Russia
Scottsboro Trial Defense Seeks Venue Change
In Decatur Alabama affidavits and oral testimony aim to show no ill will against the seven Negro defendants in the Scottsboro case. The defense petition requests a venue change to Birmingham, arguing potential bias and danger to defendants and attorneys.
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Impeachment Resolutions Backed Against Two State Officials
The judiciary committee reported back resolutions urging impeachment of Roland Boynton, attorney general, and French, state auditor, accusing them of misdemeanor in office after an inquiry into the issuance of spurious municipal bonds. The measures were recommended for adoption.
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Roland Boynton
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Judiciary Committee
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French
Bank Bandit Hunt Intensifies Over Somerset Robbery
Sheriff Albert Hansser pressed robbery by assault with firearms charges against Herbert Cochran L L Faupel and an unnamed third man in connection with the First State Bank holdup at Somerset last Felday. Fingerprints from the stolen car tied Cochran to the crime while Faupel remained elusive amid reports of a wreck and flight to Beeville. The car owner Carl Ziegler reported the vehicle taken November 6 and driven over 1500 miles before being abandoned. plates were manipulated after the robbery.
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Albert Hansser
Herbert
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Southern Club
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Georgetown
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Legion Vote Quiz Decision Delayed By Hearing
In Indianapolis the national executive committee of the American Legion adjourned to sub committees after a four day hearing on charges of political activity and membership padding in the New Mexico Legion department. Testimony was heard and the sub committees will report back on their findings and recommendations.
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National Executive Committee
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New Mexico Department of the Legion
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