Hoover Debt Debates Shape Congress and White House
Debates over debt relief and cancellations draw sharp lines in Congress as President Hoover and President‑elect Roosevelt discuss plans. Britain’s 58 cent on the dollar settlement is cited against France’s 38 cent outcome, with Republicans and Democrats seeking restraint and stability.
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Britain
France
Fay
Ames
Europe
United States
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Advertisements Best Relief For Athlete's Foot
Classified ad touts Lotlerine kit as a remedy for athlete's foot and related skin ailments. Claims quick relief with a antiseptic coating, produced by Rhuptrine Co. Dept. C Savannah Ga.
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Parny
Two Delights and a Bie Train in Anil Furniture Sale
A brief notice describes a local event where two delights and a favorable train deal draw attention to Anil furniture offerings. The read reads as a fragment urging readers to explore items for women and men seeking pieces for home use.
Britisher Sees No Reason for Worry
London reports Neville Chamberlain says Britain has no reason to worry about the pound amid U S requests for provisional suspension of payment during the crisis. He asserts confidence in the pound’s strength despite unsettled outcomes of the negotiations. Currency value listed at 63.97.
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London
Nevilla Chanherlain
United States
Leriing
Insanity Plea For Varech Leads to Mental Defense Strategy
Chicago reports reveal Bertrand Arnold Jr. and James Wareche facing murder charges. Wareche declares I am crazy after confessing to aiding a robbery death. Attorneys seek private counsel amid a history of institutionalization.
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Chicago
Bay
Bertrand Arnold Jr
Ellen Saxe
James
Iggy
Wareche
Obituary notices and brief city notes from Helotes and Dallas
Obituary notices record George Weimer 78 dying Tuesday with funeral Thursday near Helotes officiated by Rev W W Laubach. Survivors include Anna, two sons Bert and Eugene, two brothers, and two grandchildren. Also listed are Gertrude Moore 66 with services and burial in San Antonio. Rosa Lee McKinney 67 with family survivors and a Fairview Texas funeral. plus a Dallas robbery report and mixed financial market updates including British debt talks and currency moves.
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Funers
Helotes
Leslie Road
W. W. Laubach
Helotes Lutheran Church
Weimer
Germany
Anna Weimer
Herbert Weimer
Eugene Weimer
San Antonio
Henry
Frederick Weimer
Melotes
Gertrude Sarah Moore
West
Houston Street
Misa Moore
Salamanca
W. G. Moore
Cleveland
W. 4
Pearman
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Deinting
Sen Jove
J. M. Moyer
A. W. Haines
S. F. Apple
Rosa Lee McKinney
Henry McKinney
MckKinney
Amacosa County
Church of Christ
Fairview
Texas
James D. Rail
Old Rock Cemetery
Bandera Bank Looted In Early Morning Raid
Bondera bank, on Main avenue near the sheriff’s office, was robbed between midnight and 2 a.m. Loot estimated at 4500 with jewelry valued at 800 taken from a San Antonio woman. Sheriff Burns sought fingerprint experts from San Antonio. Suspects seen driving about town around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Second robbery note recalls a 10 year old attempt. Crystal City arrests linked to glycerin and safe cracking tools.
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Bay Attonia
First National Bank
Alti Uated
Bandera
Adam Grocery
My. A. Meadows
San Antonio
G. O. Meadows
McKinley Avenue
Este
Thes
George Hamilard
J. F. Leonard
Lonnie Crow
Crystal Cry
Bheviff B. Angin
Three Suspects Held for Bank Burglary in Falls County
In Moulton Nevada three men Lawrence Gulri Freddie Stansberry and Gambier Martin aged 33 34 and 25 were detained by officers as burglary suspects connected to the $1806 First National Bank break at Reagan Falls County last October 30. Deputies say they did not question the trio and offered little detail as arrests were made. The entry breached the bank safe and substantial loot was sought.
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Moulton
Nev
Falls Cannry
First National Bank
Reagan
Falls County
Lawrence Gulri
Freddie Stansberry
Gambier
Martin
Sherif C. N. Him
Texas Grapefruit Markets Survey Report
Texas grapefruit trades across eight major markets in the United States show higher prices than Florida and Arizona fruit. San Antonio Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Detroit Cleveland Denver Pittsburgh markets reported, with no California fruit mentioned.
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Mcallen
Texas
United States
San Antonio
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Denver
Pittsburgh
Florida
Arizona
California
Three Crash Victims Recover From Wreck Injuries
Three crash victims recover from injuries after separate collisions in the city. Ann Donne, 18, of 363 East Hullache Avenue, bruises from a Fredericksburg Road and Zarramora Street wreck. Rev. L. S. Beasley, 905 Denver Boulevard, and Alta Halbed, 30, 1414 Schley Avenue, sustained minor injuries in a collision at Ammond Ayenik and South Gevers Street.
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Ann Donne
East
Hullache Avenue
Fredericksburg Road
Zarramora Street
Purse Snatcher Foiled After Nighttime Theft
A purse snatching at the Undbergh Park Recreation Center Tuesday night led to a chase. One youth was captured after a group pursued him, but the purse was sent to an accomplice who escaped, according to police.
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George Gorzell
Alrer
Undbergh Park
General Foulois Departs Randolph for Shreveport Visit
Major Ganuya Benjamin D. Lou gols, chief of the mir eagepa, concluded a trip starting at Randolph Field taking off at noon Wednesday for Shreveport after spending two days there.
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Foulois
Ganuya Benjamin D. Lougols
Randolph Field
Ater
Randelph Feld
Federal Departments Declare Thanksgiving Holiday Observance
All federal departments including postal service and courty will suspend mall service except routine train deliveries for Thanksgiving Day. United States Commissioner Pall A. Lockhart departed for Kerrville and will not return until noon on Friday. Federal district court also to close.
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Gneil Delivery
Courty
Fashmaster PG. Luces
United States
Five Cities to Clean Up With RFC Loans
Stamford Texas November 24 Five cities have advised the West Texas chamber of commerce they will use RFC relief loans to fund cleanup and beautification campaigns. Cities include El Paso San Angelo Abilene Pecos Ste geneville and Spur all planning to adopt the program begun over a year ago.
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Stamford
Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
FR. FC
el Paso
San Angelo
Abilene
Pecos
Steghenville
Spur
One Legged Garza Held on Bond in Liquor Case
A one legged man, Hipolite Garza, was held on $500 bond by US Commissioner Paul A. Locktiart after a liquor charge. Garza, described as honest by drug agents, admitted having beer under a canvas in the automobile when pursued. Immaclo Guerra, arrested at Garza’s Hodges Street home, was held on $300 bond.
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United States
Paul A. Locktiart
Hearlig
Hipolite Garsa
Dru
Reents
Immaclo Guerra
Garza
Hodges ‘Street
Baptist Meeting Sought by Jones to Host 1933 Convention
Howell Jones of the chamber of commerce wired the Texas Baptist Missionary Association asking Dallas to host the 1933 convention. He said about 500 delegates attend the convention annually, and Dallas would be a fitting site.
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Howell Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Baptist Missionary Association
Dallas
Maverick Procures 17 Turkeys for VFW Camp Dinner
Maury Maverick, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, arranged a Thanksgiving dinner for 40 veterans on Frio Gily road. He personally bought and paid for 17 turkeys for the camp meal.
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Maverick
Maury Maverick
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frio Gily Road
Jil Cleared For Holiday Thanksgiving Prisoners Freed
Mayor C M Chambers orders city prisoners on minor charges released to celebrate Thanksgiving. Thirty one inmates to be freed, with felons moved to county jail or released on bond. Turkeys to grace county meals. city inmates get roast lamb.
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Jair
Owen Kilday
E.R. Brashear
Injunction Sought by Rails Delayed in Cotton Rate War
A hearing on a Texas railroad rate dispute, filed by the state railroad commission against 11 railways over uncompressed cotton rates, was postponed to November 28 or 29. The state attorney general seeks a unified rate for all shippers, while railroads argue shipments to Texas ports head for foreign markets and interstate commerce. The session will be before Judge HR McMillen at the federal building.
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State Railroad Commission
Texas
Federal
State Airsorie
T Ie
J. McMillen
Roosevelt Receives White House Mail Soon After Arrival
President elect Roosevelt already receives mail at the White House. Upon arriving yesterday for Hoover’s conference he found a two foot tall stack of telegrams and letters prepared by White House messenger Charlie Williams.
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Washington, D. C
Rooesvelli
White House
Hoover
Charlie Wiliams
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