Heavy November snowfalls hit several Texas towns
The article reports widespread early November snow across Texas from Marlin to Temple to Daling, with record or near record totals. Fort Worth three inches, Amarillo 24 degrees, Lubbock near freezing, and San Angelo flurries. Nacogdoches and a Louisiana border area mark first snow in memory. Upper coast winds hindered Galveston navigation while Laredo saw rain improving citrus crop prospects.
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Texas
South Texas
Marlin
Temple
Fort Worth
Daling
Nacogdoches
Hooston County
Louisiana Jine
San Angelo
Bryan
Lubbock
Amerillo
Galveston
Laredo
Ganges
Rio Granide
Optimist Club to Hear Rev J M Kadyk Thanksgiving Address
The Optimist club meets Wednesday with Rev J Marion Kadyk as Thanksgiving speaker announced by GMltials. Elmore Rice will sing with accompaniment by Mrs Armstrong. Wednesday is ladies day, with Rev B Rector serving as chair.
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Optimes
J. Marion Kady
Optimist Club
Gmltials
Elmore Rice
Armstrong
B. Rector
F D R Budget Plans Face Scuttling
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as Southpaw congressional leaders threaten to sink President Roosevelt's budget balancing efforts. Rumors of sabotage sweep through the Capitol with whispers of attic plots and maneuvers within the White House circle.
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Capitol
Ingsbance
WPA
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Notable Visitors At Fort Worth Hotels This Winter
A group of international travelers and business figures are listed staying at Fort Worth hotels. Names include W Lash er and Mrs Lash er from Wolcalti New York, Helen Dickerson as hostess at the Worth hotel, Boris Egurde from Monterrey on a short trip, A J Van Diggel en from Wingspeg on vacation, J Br Woodul from Mexico City visiting San Antonio on business, and Mr and Mrs John Stonf of Chicago Daily Times returning from Mexico en route to New Orleans, plus Sir Anthony Brown from San Luis Potosi on a periodical business trip.
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Chicago Daily Times
Mexico
New Orleans
Atthony
Gd, &, Brown
San Luis Potosi
So Smelling Company
United States
Sir Anthony
Court Awards Scout Honors During Court of Honor
Morlh charges and provisions Tuesday saw several hundred Boy Scouts at Court of Honor ceremonies led by Scout Executive Carl A. Bryay. District promotions were announced across four districts with many earning Eagle or Star ranks and first or second class, while 31 earned first class and 45 second class.
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Carl A. Bryay
Pete Keene
Floyd McGown
Ken Dell
Schmidt
Broadus Bailey
Ransford Garnett
Charles Rossman
Charley Offerstetter
Sidney Eirenberg
Edwin Sihalley
Join McRigney
Robert Lee Kalan
Simmy Hint Ang Gene Fengeagle
Henry Greenvilte
Richard Mischke
Albert Burnett
Lawrence Foster
Tommy Mackens
Star
Gerard Huelage
A. J. Montanio
Bill Blgomingdale
Ernest Ruffo
Edgar Harding
Wesley Henderson
Ingle
Robert
Merrill
Billy Gerber
Fred Burketh
Harold Wallace
Howard
Ives
Roland Dulling
Eagle
Billy Aiken
Rory Billen
Eugene Burton
Fred R. Crawford
Bryan
Mother's Dash in Snow Saves Child
Texarkana reports allie Bre Kevor, 2, survived severe burns after his mother ran through a Texarkana snowstorm to reach help. The child's clothing ignited from a bedroom heater. she beat out flames, wrapped him in her sweater, and arranged urgent transport to a hospital. Father J. E. Keller had left for work the day before.
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Texarkana
Allie Bre Kevor
Tex
J. E. Keller
Arsatsns
Gun Toter Sentenced After Pleading Guilty
Florentino Ruiz pleaded guilty before Judge Charles I. Matthews in County Court-at-Law No. 2. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after being arrested April 4 by City Patrolman A. E. Toscana. Ruiz resided at 1914 Calima Street.
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Florentino Ruiz
Calima Street
Charles I. Matthews
Rela
A. E. Toscana
Deer Hunter Hurt In Rural Car Crash
Diffie of Mt Pleasant and Floyd Willnger were returning from a deer hunt in Mason County when their car skidded off the pavement and crashed into a pecan tree. One or both occupants sustained serious injuries from the collision on Tuesday evening.
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Diffle
Mt. Pleasant
Diffie
Floyd Willnger
Mason County
Ohio Governor Faces Complaint Over Steel Strike
Governor Martin L Davey faced a National Labor Relations Board complaint filed by United Rubber Workers affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization. The union accuses the governor of overstepping state sovereignty by ordering 2000 National Guardsmen during a sit down at Goodyear in Akron.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Stormy Portel
Miitle
National “Labor Relations Board
Davey
United Rubber Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Stanley Denlinger
James P. Miler
NURB
Cleveland
Unfon
National
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber ‘Company
John Owens
Ohio C. I.O
Labor Spy Accusations Rise Over Pontiac Strike
Detholty, Nov 23. Charges that outside provocateurs paid by labor spy outfits stirred a Pontiac wildcat strike against General Motors Fisher body plant drew attention today as UAW leaders move to investigate. Homer Martin aides said a grievance hearing and talks with GM proceed under Chicago arbitrator Wilstd 5B Hotchkiss. Walter Reuther alleged instigators, three men under suspicion, tied to spy groups.
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Detholty
Pontiac
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Fisher Body
Homer Martin
Wilstd
Hotchkiss
Chicago
Scents Provodaeteurs
Fisher
Walter Reuther
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International Executive Board
Seek Jungle God Desirable Rent At Property In City
Classified ad notes desirable rent at attractive property in all city sections. Appears under light want ads classifications 27 to 36. No specific address or contact details provided.
Auto and Fur Coats Stolen in Broad Daylight
Police report a thief stole a car with four fur coats valued over 400 in a daytime incident. Victim Jack Hamilton, 237 Adams Street, found the car missing after leaving it at 3 30 p m Monday in the 400 block of North Alabama Street. The coats were in the trunk.
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Ais
Nort Alafig
Visiting Cattleman Dies in San Antonio
J H Simms a Oklahoma cattleman died at a San Antonio hotel early Tuesday after a week of treks. He came to the city on business ten days ago and is survived by a widow two sons and a daughter in Oklahoma City Berb Mara of Petula Okla and a business associate. He was en route to San Antonio for funeral arrangements.
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J.H Simms
Oklahomh
Ary
Sinima
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Berb Mara
Petula
Okla
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