No Child Labor in Goldfish Industry Warned by NRA Pamphlet
Local NRA officials warn there will be absolutely no child labor in the goldfish industry, with codes covering various industries and wage standards under consideration at NRA headquarters in Washington. Reports note codes being drafted for many sectors, including plumbing, fertilizers, and paper products, while a San Antonio example contrasts with broader enforcement.
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NRA
Washington
General Johnson
Arrest Expected in $4800 Jewel Theft From Home
Police say an arrest is expected Monday in a case involving the theft of about 4400 in jewels from Mrs. Baker of Hidalgo County. The victim reported a pearl bracelet worth 2200 a diamond bracelet 1000 a diamond ring 200 and other rings and jewels missing after she left her home with the key in the door. Detectives have named a suspect and are continuing their investigation into the break in.
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A. ¥. Baker
Pollee
Plant Blaze Destroys Major Facility in Randolph Area
A large fire damaged a plant near Randolph on Sunday morning, destroying numerous chovyni bushels and causing significant losses. Fire crews and local authorities reported 1 618,000 in damage as they battled the blaze and prevented spread to adjacent properties. Numerous residents and workers were evacuated or displaced as investigators began assessing the causes and the extent of the destruction.
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Conversa Nirly Subdday
Wulng
Randolph
Arcidinge
Boraterid Almon
Auto tag on sale rims and plates distribution in Bexar
Bexar county residents may face tax collector’s art sale next Friday as orange auditions prepare 13 800 plates for distribution. Passenger cars will bear figures in Teensea, with 81500 plates for passenger vehicles and 72309 for trucks.
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Bexar County
Citrus Grow Be Given to Code Grange Me All en
Nov 27 in Allen reports tentative approval of a citrus growing code by agricultural officials. Washington discussions focus on his week under the plan Similac codes of self protection and trade practices for birth and California Arizona Fairland. The department of agriculture in Washington approves the Texas college institute to be scheduled in an apt.
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Indy
Agricultre
HiWaltnoe
Ifveek
Washington
California
Arizona
Gale
Department of Agricultur
Texas
Johnson Chay' Code Wilt Johnson Chay' Code Wilt slon
A protest against a local Ford Mata agency of a government Ford trucks has been 1 department of agricult 5. Jonson, the NRA at Johnson contended Lin Northwes, later compar esd. Md. had quoted a thest price and there violation of the NRA for automobile dealers.
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Ford Mata
Ford Trucks
Department of Agricult
Jonson
NRA
Johnson
Lin Northwes
Fire escape collapse injures two in Harlingen incident
A fire escape collapse in Harlingen injured two people, including Cowart and his son Ou Fenily, as bystanders reported the structure giving way yesterday. Authorities are investigating the accident and the conditions that led to the failure.
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Cowart
Clinting
Mary Nolanda to Be on NRV yore Nov 2
An irregular note indicates Mary Nolanda will appear on NRV on November 2. The fragment hints at a prior medical operation named AbdomMill and references a reoperation or recovery phase. Context is unclear due to garbled text and missing details about event type or location.
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Conde Af
Negro Church Sees Peaceful Services Under Police Watch
At Secon Baptist Church 202 Chestnut Street peace prevailed as police guarded services following a recent factional clash. Captain W C Dickman led officers who reported orderly conduct while about twenty residents testified in a district court action seeking to block borrowing on church property.
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Secon Baptist Church
Chestnut Street
Cantain
W.C. Dickman
Ninety-fourth District Court
County Atterary
Solon Promises to Muzzle Press in Speech
Congressman William T. Scholle of the First Indiana district warned in Gary that upcoming legislation would muzzle the press and curb what he called subsidized propaganda. He framed the move as part of broader battles against Wall Street thieves and alleged press manipulation.
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Inn
William T. Schulle
Indiaga
Nishi
Oid
Manzling Msc Press
Arslarad
Wall Street
Scholle
Robstown Ships 48 Vegetable Cars
Robstown dispatches forty eight cars of vegetables amid rough seas of misprints. The shipment, from Robstown, marks a notable local agricultural export with varieties of peppers and tomatoes moving to regional markets.
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Robstown
Garage Employee Robbed by Two Armed Bandits
A garage employee at 1027 East Commerce Street reported being robbed Sunday by two armed men. They tied up cash register with a pistol and took about $16 before fleeing the scene. Police search for the suspects continues.
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Lawgorner
East Commerce
Pu- Nee
Mary Maverick event at the Pine Dyal Sponsor
In a garbled notice the Mary Maverick group plans a Pine Dyal sponsorship with Meph Zack Aliph. The Wal Bris venue hosts a program featuring Morrie Wiylerinod Hymn Morcus and other acts. Trakin will urge the invention while Sadr hyd Gay Kuli performs a musical selection and Mavrella Bratacant concludes the event.
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Zack Aliph
P. Os
Morrie
Morcus
Harris
Trarkin
Sadr
Mavrella Bratacant
Move Launched to Educate Motorists About Arm Signals
Commissioner Phil Wright announced a new city campaign to educate drivers on arm signals amid a history of drivers ignoring signals. The plan follows a prior two year program that distributed 50,000 pamphlets on arm signals and traffic rules. Signals include left turn with extended arm, right turn with straight arm, stop with raised palm, and stop with arm downward.
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Phil Wright
Tamnalen
Hidalgo county first Home Owners loan loaned to Mercedes man
Receipts of funds for the first home loan in Hidalgo County follow the federal Home Owners Loan Corporation start. About 600 applications filed from Hidalgo. The first loan of 2779 dollars was made to L. F. Freeman of Mercedes, with Josh Ewing noting the Donna appearance.
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Mcallen
Hidalgo County
Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Hidalgo
Josh Ewing
Donna Appearser
L. F. Freeman
Mercedes
Valley Firemen Training Schools Set for December
McAllen Harlingen to host two firemen training schools in December under Fire Chief Frank Williams of Winters, head instructor for the Texas volunteer firefighters training program.
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Mcallen
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Gilel Frank Williams
Winters
Texas Volunteer Themen
Bond Issue Won in Corpus Christi Special Election
In Corpus Christi a bond measure for 450000 to build and expand school facilities passed by about three to one. Qualified voters approved the proposal 170 to 64 under the new election rules.
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Corpus Christi
New York Telephone Company Misses October Peak
New York Telephone reports October income of 15,120,200 dollars, down from 16,189,499 a year earlier. Net operating income rose to 3,979,987 dollars from 3,122,280, reflecting a stronger month despite revenue decline in the Bell system's dominant New York portion.
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N.Y
New York
New York Telephone Company
Bell System
McAllen Street Job Creates 200 Jobs Through Feb
In McAllen a street improvement project will provide work for 200 laborers from now until February 15. The $40,000 project was discussed today as city officials urge approval of plans for a $60,000 storm sewer system.
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Mcallen
Fear Of Mass Slaughter On Trans Siberian Express
Distracted dispatches from Harbin report bandits released the 800 passenger Trans Siberian train near Tilfilher. Fear rises that many were killed and wounded in the attack as investigators seek details and official confirmation. Local notices reference unrelated farming and city beautification efforts in Greensburg and Lansing.
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London
Harbin
Manchuria
Tilfilher
Fire injures four in family home blaze near bakery
A weekend fire at a grocery and bakery combo forced a family from their home and damaged multiple buildings. Neighbors alerted Jose De Ochoa of his three children, ages 14 months, Elise, and 12, who escaped in time wrapped in hastily worn clothes. The incident prompted fire crews to respond quickly to control the spread.
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Jose de Ochoa
San Fernan
Fire damages and costs across several local homes
A fire damaged multiple properties on streets including San Fernando West Gramsot Pyton Grayson Fourth and Moncey. Roofs and interiors suffered extensive losses with estimated damages totaling around $2245 across homes and vacant structures. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined while several residences suffered partial or complete destruction.
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E. Bernal
San Fernando Street
Viccunt Rouse
West Gramsot Street
J. T. Schwars
B. &. Woods
Pyton
West Grayson
Ray Schulthies
Fourth Street
Willian Walk
Moncey Filreet
Hitlerism Topic of Rabbi Frisch at Judean Conference
Rabbi Ephriam Frisch of Temple Beth Hi addressed more than eighty delegates from Young Judean groups across the state at a Sunday meeting in San Antonio. The Ben-Ami chapter of San Antonio and Heth Alpha of Austin sponsored the conference at the Hebrew Institute with Jesse Lee and Billy Goldberg presiding. Speakers included Miss Rore Green Judah Gerhardt Bender Leonard Gotschner 53m Gotschner Emanuel Sender Rabbi David Tamarkin and Rabbi A Blumenthal.
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Ephriam Frisch
Temple Beth Hi
San Antonio
Ben-Ami
Heth Alpha
Austin
Hebrew Institute
Jesse Lee
Joeal
Billy Goldbers
Austin Group
Miss Rore Green
Juwid Gerhardt Bender
Leonard Gotsciher
53M Gotsciner
Emanuel Sender
David Tamarkin
Rabbi A. Blumenthal
Slayers of Two Gangsters Sought by Detroit Police
DETROIT Nov. 27 Police searched Detroit area and surrounding counties for two men who shot to death Rue Axler and Eddie Pletcher members of the Purple gang. The victims were killed in a drive by shooting apparently from an automobile and were found near Rimafield Hills after about 30 minutes. The shooters were believed to be two men who were with the victims at the time of death.
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Rue Axler
Eddie Pletcher
Powerfl Purple Gang
bWo
Farad
Norby Elde Subi
Rinamfield Hills
Oakland
Viisig
Newest Texas County Is Paradise for Taxpayers
MENTONE Texas Nov 37 Ay-1 No crime no bond debt and no cemetery taxes describe Tovsing County the newest subdivision created two years ago In that period two jury indictments have been returned The county has 250 registered voters built a shield iron courthouse 20 by 40 feet for about 3000 3000 and its district school owes about 3000 The county lies along the Southwest Trans border near the New Mexico line and the One Prone river region
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Texas
Bueh
Aifalys
Shady Davis
Allen
New Mexico
Milan
Cawnty
Tovsing
Wang
New, Mexico
Minita
Purse theft cited amid a string of Monday burglaries
Juan Hernandez, at 120 Zincateros alley, returned a purse to a bystander after trying on a container. $7 was missing. A thief escaped. Additional thefts reported include plumbing fixtures from a vacant house on 320 Boley Avenue and items from several local vehicles and stores.
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Zincateros
Alley
Eli Munday
Hernandes
Boley Avenue
Frank Blanchis
Nogalitos Street
EB. F. Oeflinger
Huiguche Avenue
Crowded Western Districts Study Announced in City
Statistics on rentals ownership and sanitary conditions in crowded western districts will be gathered by civil works administration workers for use by the educational committee of the San Antonio chamber of commerce. Announcement came from Ferrel Bartlett, Monday.
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San Antonio
City Auditorium Repairs Planned
Mayor G. K. Quin indicates repairs to the city auditorium will cost about 458 dollars. Work includes seating restoration, conditioning systems, repainting, and other maintenance across the bridge area. The mayor asked the Civil Works Administration to fund the project.
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Sims
Cay Bridige
Quinsid
Civil Works Administration
Furniah
Hotel men attend Texas Hotel Association convention in Houston
San Antonio hotel men gathered in Houston for the Texas Hotel Association convention opened Monday. The roster included managers and officials from several local properties, including the Plaza, the Grntery Pam Johnson, and the St. Anthony, with attendees such as Jack White, WpEmmer, Paul Mcsecen, Sven Johnson, and others listed among hotel representatives.
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Houston
Texas Hotel Associaton, Inc
San Antonina de aWendarice
Jack ‘White
W pEmmer
Millor
Me Plaza
Paul Mcsecen
Sven Johnson
Grntery
Pam Johnson
Bincbennety
Keith Moment
St. Anthony
Carl Mameimons
Robert E. Los
Convict Develops Low-Cost Hydrogen Method at Folsom
In a prison lab, convict James P. Burke demonstrates a depolarizing solution that halves electricity needs to split water into hydrogen. Witnesses include Warden Court Smith and engineers W. N. Lehneider and Charles B. Knopp. Burke claims the method could revolutionize the hydrogen industry by cutting costs.
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Calls
Vonght
James P. Burke
Burke
Court Smith
W. N. Lehneider
Berkeley
Charles 8. Knopp
Oakland
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Convret
Two Children Burned and Several Injured in Weekend Accidents
A weekend of accidents left two children scalded and five others injured. Dians Tellés, 3, suffered burns from spilled soup at 619 Booth Frio Street. Maises Tisana, 14 months, of 15 South Laredo Street, burned when a pot toppled onto her. Mrs. l vA Clevering, 413 Kinool Avenue, treated for facial cuts after a fall at a dance hall. Mrs. Blanche McFri, 1005 Kaylon Avenue, and Mrs. B. Jones, 901 East Torephiae Street, sustained minor injuries when their car overturned on Santa Clara Street. Antonia Rodriguez, 56, 943 South Laredo Street, and Sitred Clinvey, 15, 414 South Frio Street, injured in separate incidents. Meted nn, a bullet wound, after being shot during an attempted robbery by 1A Hinds.
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Hospital
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Booth Frio Street
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South
Lareda
Lva Clevering
Kinool Avenue
San Antonio
Blanche McFri
Robert B. Green Hospital
Sitred Clinvey
South Frio Streek
Hinds
Visiting Aviators Leave Randolph After Weekend Flight
Visiting aviators departed Randolph after a weekend stay. Captain John J. Moore, ex flying instructor at Kelly Field, and Captain Fe Tracy left for their home station. They were accompanied by Major Robert J. Simpson, with cited remarks from observers noting their departure and notable visits during a period of military aviation activity.
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Randalph
John J. Moore
Kelly Meld
Fe. J. ‘Tracy
Mirgend
Metr
Afmewell
Marino
Fry. Mn
Robert J. Simpson
Noted writer to visit San Antonio for one-day Texas stop
Prominent essayist Arthur Brisbane of The San Antonio Light will travel from Miami to California and make the only Texas appearance in a speaking event at the Gunter Hotel. He will be guest of honor at a luncheon on Wednesday noon, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, with tickets at the chamber and hotel. Brisbane, a defense advocate, will tour Randolph Field and other area sites during his visit.
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San Antonio
California
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Tight
Hearst
Miami
Sy Antonio
Milllong
Texas
Gunter Hovel
Gunter Hotel
Brisbane
Randolph Feild
Army Fields
Rum Control Plan Attacked by Solon at Hearing
Washington hearing opened on a substitute brewing code and a federal control plan for the liquor industry. Representative Celler charged the administration seeks a national recovery and agricultural adjustment act framework, while distillers favor a code authority with the alcohol administration. Dr. Jamies M. Doran testified for the government, supporting centralized federal control but urging stricter treatment of high alcohol content products.
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Solon
Washington, D. C., Co
Todey
Representative Celler
Democrat
New York
Congress
Eller
Ronsavert
Mleolal Committee
R. Jamies M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Veteran of Custer Massacre Dead in New York
New York November 27 report that Municipal Court Justice William Morris, a veteran who fought with Custer at the Little Bighorn battle, has died at age 75. Morris served in the Seventh Cavalry and was 7 years old at the 1876 encounter.
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New York
William &. Morris
Custer
Little Hie Horn
Seventh United States Cavalry
Chamber Adds Twelve New Members in City Group
Say Antonio chamber reports twelve new members during the past week and two months, with secretary A. Goodwin noting steady growth. The membership secretary cites increased outreach and ongoing recruitment as drivers of the rise.
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Say Antonio Chimkey
Neenting
R. Goodwil
Goodwin
Idaho farmer challenges gold argument in Santa Monica recital
In Santa Monica on November 22 an Idaho farmer challenges Mike Al’s gold argument, suggesting deeper questions about the state of the gold standard. The speaker Willan E Baech is introduced, noting the need for a thoughtful response to the contention.
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Mike al
Idaho
Willan E Baeah
United State
MeNaught Syed
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