Mexico Seeks To Correct Trade Balance
Mexico and the United States signed economic agreements expected to fix a trade deficit of more than 106 million pesos after 16 months of crisis driven imbalance. A 840 million peso stabilization fund aims to shore up the peso as the overall continental economy improves.
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Mexico
Glix
U. S
Weslington
Washington
Varios
Mexica
Vourists
Republic
United States
Draft Calls Son of Lawrence Tibbett
Los Angeles officials invite Lawrence Tibbett Jr., son of the famed actor, from New York for possible induction December 5. The young actor, who has shown early stage experience, is stepping into a public spotlight as authorities consider his involvement.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Los Angeles
Lawrence Tibbethary
New York
Tibbett
Operate Skirstone
Kendall Clark
George Washington
Stept Hrre
Political Scandal Figure Succumbs in Louisiana
Dr Harvey Dillon, 68, former head of the Louisiana Training Institute at Monroe and a figure in state political scandals, died at his home Sunday. Dillon was convicted of embezzling school property and sentenced to two to six years but was granted clemency by former Governor Earl K. Long.
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Many
Harvey Dillon
Touisiana Training Institute
Monroe
Dillon
Earl K. Long
Negro Woman Held in Theft Incident Report
A woman identified as Anequa noMreyy was arrested on Monday after a theft of $63 from Jim Dingham in Edinburg during a car ride to San Antonio. Police recovered a pill on her person and additional victims across Edinburg reported items stolen including a watch, money, a mahogany table, pants, camera gear, a suitcase, and other small belongings with assorted values.
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Anequa noMreyy
Jim Dingham
Edinburg
San Antonio Fron
el Para
Bingham
San Antonio
Senother
Metheny
Alen
Yherman
Charles Viceland
South Alarna Street
Patrick Willaims
Main Avenue
Cnab
Watue Gling
Norl
Zarzambra
Pilots Protest Grounding of Private Flying in Texas
The Texas Private Pilots' Association protested proposed groundings of private pilots in civil air guard programs. Director Phene Williams urged caution, warning of sabotage risk from unrestricted flying, and said private pilots would monitor legislation while supporting continued private flying with safeguards.
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Trallas
Navy
Civil Air Guard
Texas Private Pilots’ Association
Phene
Williams
Dzias
Texas
Col. Lake Retires From Army Duty
CAMP HOWTE Nov 24 Col William E Lake of Marshall Illinois commander of the 144th infantry received orders releasing him from active duty with the 26th division The order from Eighth corps area headquarters follows the war departments age in grade policy retiring officers on reaching the maximum age for their current grade The policy immediately above active duty status.
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Camp Howte
William E. Lake
Marshall
Iglinvila
144Th Infantry
Eighth
War Department
Gail Patrick Granted Divorce Decree in Hollywood Case
Actress Gail Patrick, a Howard College law graduate from Birmingham, Alabama, obtained a final decree for divorce from husband Tom Ratert H. Coup on grounds of cruelty. She married Gob, president of the Brown Derby restaurants and vice president of the Hollywood Baseball Club, in Mexico on December 17, 1938.
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Hollywood
Gail Patrick
Howard College Law
Birmingham
Ala
Tom Ratert H. Coup
Gob
Brown Derby
Vic
Ljieara
Mexico
Dime Fraud in Houston Man Refused Prosecution
Jamey B. Otis of Houston tried to pay a ten dollar bill with a counterfeit dime in a San Antonio cafe near St Marys and Pecan. A woman offered to cover Otis’ bill, then grabbed a $100 note from his hand and fled. Police arrested her minutes later but she was released after Otis refused to prosecute.
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Jamey B. Otis
Houston
San Antonio
St. Mary's
Otis
Jente
Sewing Group Plans Meeting
The Red Cross sewing circle of the Society of the Hind of Hearing will meet at headquarters 904 5 Builder's Exchange building at 9 42 m Wednesday. Those wishing to participate in this or British reef are invited and expected to bring their own lunch. Coffee will be served. The advanced class in lip reading led by Miss Annie M Steward will follow at 2 m. Lessons are free to adults. There will be no night class on Thursday and Miss Telia Williams' class will be held Friday.
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Red Cross Sewing Circle
Society of the Hind of Hearing
Builder’s Exchange
Annie M Steward
Red Cross
Telia Williams
Soldier Naps Way Into City Jail
Returning home Sunday night Hill Tschoepe found a soldier asleep in his bed with the intruder’s clothes. Military police arrested the soldier and he spent the night in city jail.
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Hill Tschoepe
Tschoepe
Nurse Found in Coma at Waldart Hotel
Mary Thompson Cleveland, 49, a nurse from Aileton, was found unconscious in a set room at the Waldart hotel on East Commeore street. Doctors at Robert B. Green hospital said she appeared to be suffering a nervous breakdown or hysteria. Notes on the table included a newspaper clipping titled The Danger of Nervous Fatigue and messages urging call to doctors and relatives.
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Mary Thompson Gleveland
Aileton
Waldart Hotel
East Commeore
Rovert B. Green Hospital
Cattleman Fred Wheeler Goes to Trial for Jealousy Slaying
In Farmington Maine Fred G Wheeler a 50 year old cattleman is on trial for the murder of Miss Mise Burrell a 20 year old business college student. State Police Chief Henry Praver and Attorney General Frank Cowan testify about alleged jealousy and financial entanglements. The case centers on whether Wheeler struck Burrell or another man wooing her led to the fatal act.
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Tarmington
Maine
Fred G. Wheeler
Renue
Burrell
Henry Praver
Wheeler
Farmington
Frank T
Mise Burrell
Captain Is Found Shot at Camp Robinson
Captain Mente1 Bennett of the National Guard, a Wichita native, was found shot in the temple near Brenton Arkansas with a pistol beneath him. He failed to report for reveille and a farm report led authorities to the scene. Bennett is survived by a widow and a six week old child in Little Rock, with Merle Bennett his father and Mrs Arthur Cherman his sister.
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Camp Robinson
Ark
Ansy Cyril
Mente 1
Bennett
Wichita
Kan
Brenton
Little Hoek
Merle K. Bennett
Arthur
Charman
Fort Denning
Reveille
Randolph Diorama Exhibit Preview At Field Administration Building
A scale model diorama of Randolph field, about the size of a ping pong table, will be placed next week in the field's administration building. Created at Wright Field Ohio, the exact scale shows hangers and field buildings for planning future wields, to be viewed by Maj. Gen. Frank F. Lahm before his retirement on November 20.
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Randolph Field
Wright Held
Ohio
Randolph
Randolph {Ild
Frank F. Lahn
Composer to Play At Soldiers Club Recital at National USC
Professor John N Steinfeldt will appear in concert at the National Catholic Community USC club tonight. The program includes works by Beethoven and Chopin and featured numbers by Steinfeldt. Margaret Tovar will sing Aye Music.
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John N. Steinfeldt
National Catholic Community Scervice
USC Club
Beethoven
Chopin
Bet
Steinfeldt
Margaret Tovar
Snow Blamed for 8 Traffic Deaths
Snow and icy roads blamed for eight traffic deaths across Missouri and Kansas, with pedestrians and drivers among the injured as hazardous conditions cover streets in the region. Local authorities warn of slick surfaces and dangerous travel as holidays approach.
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Kansas
Missouri
Ty States
City Employee Maglla Funeral Set after Uvalde Crash
Albert A. Maglla 92, timekeeper for the city street department, killed in a rollover crash near Uvalde while a five-person city crew traveled with two San Antonio carpenters. Funeral planned at San Francisco de Paula. interment at San Fernando Cemetery No. 1. Injured include Carl Wideman, Curtis Meal, Roy Bell, and Jet Balls with varying injuries.
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Albert A. Maglla
Ube City
Baturday
Alriking
Carl Wideman
Curtis Meal
Roy Bell
Carpenter
Laguna
Uvalde
Tae
Hires
Hulding Inspector 'S
Relief For Your Cough Promises Quick Comfort
An advertisement touts Creomulsion cough medicine claiming to reach the seat of the trouble, loosen phlegm, and ease raw bronchial membranes without narcotics. It promises rapid cough relief or money back if not satisfied, urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crearsulston
Creomutsian
Congress Considers Forced Savings Plan Amid Tax Debate
Congress moves to start preliminary hearings within two weeks on a forced savings scheme. It would withhold 3 to 10 percent of salaries at the source during the emergency, holding funds for postwar needs and returning them after the crisis. Final action unlikely before next year due to political resistance and differing treasury proposals.
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Treasury
Congress
Boy Wounded in Hunting Accident Near Castroville
Bruno Pend a 14 year old of 1404 32 Morales street was wounded by a .22 rifle on the Castroville road while hunting near San Antonio. The gun discharged as he dropped it while climbing a four foot slope. he received treatment at Robert B Green hospital.
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Saus
Bruno Pend
Morales Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Pena
San Antonio
Castroville
Sullivan for WN and Notre Dame link to family figure
Eddie Sullivan, Notre Dame back, is set to enter Notre Dame next year while his brother Joe, once captain of the 1935 Trish eleven, died from throat infection. Dobbin's legs praised in Whillnsvile, where R. J. Tecenily earned the Marlene Dietrich trophy for high accuracy in shots.
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Sullivan
South Dend
Ind
Eddie Sullivan
Notre Dame
Joe
Dobbin
R. J. Tecenily
Marlene Dietrich
Nation-Wide Phone Strike Averted
New York reports a national strike by 15,000 long distance telephone operators ended with a wage settlement worth 3.9 million dollars. The agreement between American Telephone and Telegraph and the Federation of Long Line Telephone Workers sets up wage adjustment and differential boards, retroactive timelines vary by region, and affects members in states including Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, and cities like Cincinnati. Dr. John R. Steelman helped mediate from the U.S. Conciliation Service.
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New York
American Trophone and Telegraph Company
Yalgu
Joh R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Wit
Washington
Wisconsin
Timory
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Minnesot
Nebraska
Iowa
Cincinnati
New York City
Rockyield States
Carter's Latin Liver Pills Adverts for Bile Regulation
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Latin Liver Pills claiming the liver should produce two pints of bile daily to aid digestion. The copy warns of constipation and sour feelings if not taken. It urges readers to buy a package now, noting price options of 10¢ and 25¢.
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Carter
Antor Carter
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