Machines Money Mien A Great Fight Strange Russia
Ahn Olos0 and Hug Features Eye discuss road funding, noting a proposed 350 million to be spent in 1981 with equal state shares surpassing 700 million. The piece references Kid Chocolate versus Timmy Larnin boxing, details on McLarola's injuries, and critiques Russia's economy and leadership. It ends with musings on farming, infant laughter studies, and global economic observations.
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Russia
Baby
Arthur Brisbane
Hug Features Eye
Ino
Congressoen
Britain May Stop Miners Walkout After Talks
London negotiators faced a decisive outcome as 300000 British coal miners risked a walkout over stalled talks. A breakthrough or failure could determine whether coal production resumed or a prolonged stoppage affected the industry and labor peace.
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Britain
London
Seck
Mingen
Tm- Moyeca
City to Appeal Phone Case in federal ruling
The city will appeal the federal court decree granting Southwestern Bell Telephone the right to permanently maintain increased rates. Mayor G M Chambers and City Commissioners with City Attorney Thomas D Cobbs Jr. announced an appeal to the circuit court in New Orleans. The order would boost annual city revenue by about $500,000 and may lead to further action on the long dispute over local telephone rates.
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Southwestern Dell Telephone Company
Ita
San Antonio
G. Mf. Chambers
Thomas D. Cobbs Jr. Cobbs
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Drohee
Storm Warning Issued For Texas Coast Gulf Coast
The United States Weather Bureau issued a storm warning for the Gulf coast and Texas coast. Northeasterly movement from Ponhanille with fresh to strong southerly winds is expected in the next 24 hours. Small craft warnings were indicated from Port Arthur, Texas, to Pensacola, Florida with possible easterly to downdraft winds.
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New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Hare
Gulf Coast
Bouthieast
Texas
Texas Ponhanille
Winca
Port Arthur
Pensacola
Fla
Graft Expose Hits Detroit River Border Patrol
In Detroit on November 20 a rum graft expose threatens discipline within the customs border patrol. About 20 percent of the force may be dismissed or suspended, with 45 others facing dishonorable discharge. The department staff totals 150 agents in this district.
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Detroit
Detroit River
Customs Border Patrol
Civil War Scout Dies at Houston
Arnold Taughurill, 84, reputed son of a famed Shannon scout of the Civil War, founder of Houston's first motion picture theatre, died at his daughter’s home near midnight after a reported illness.
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Houston
Lamen
Arnold Taughurill
Shannon Scauty
Henjamin GC
Gravey Named as County Auditor
Edgard J. Grevey was appointed to fill the late Walter Kendall’s term as county auditor. Judges St B Minor, Wis. Ander son, Wy McGrory and Frederick Stevens unanimously approved the choice at a brief meeting. Kendall’s funeral prompted courthouse closings and the office will continue under Chief Clerk Mevermann.
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Edgard J. Grevey
Walter Kendall
Minor
Wis
Anderon
WY. McGrory
Frederick Steveh
Garvey
Kendall
Guneral
Hum
Mevermann
Trans Atlantic Air Mail Move Advances Toward Service
Washington December 20 CFIA definite move toward inaugurating a trans Atlantic air mail service was taken today by the postoffice department.
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Washington, D. C
CFIA
Post- Office Department
DO-X on Fire in Lisbon Harbor
Fire broke out today aboard the German airship Do X while at anchor in Lisbon harbor. No details on casualties or cause are provided in the available text.
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Lisbon
Gas weapon used in arrest on Soledad Street
M S Starr, a county attorney investigator, used a tear gas fountain pen on a suspect fleeing on Soledad Street after a struggle on Friday night. Detectives arrived to find the suspect helpless and the scene under control as officers assisted.
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Bexar County
M. Stare
Soledad Street
Starr
Wnlil
Bone
Fair Tangle
Pecan
Solent
Intec
Otherwiet
VEN
J. W. Williamson
John Gray
Owen Bilder
Eleven Captives Freed by Chinese Reds
Telegraph from Kiao Fu reports six Chinese priests and five Chinese sisters released. Five foreign sisters and four foreign fathers were sent to Tang, Kiang Bu for escort. Earlier, Catholic professor Dish Assignant, captured by Reds, was allowed to come for priests and nuns.
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Kiao Fu
Jileds
Tang
Kiang
Bude
Doctor Appointed Medical Director in Aeronautics Branch
Dr. Eldridge Adamy of San Antonio was named medical director of the Aeronautics branch of the Department of Commerce, succeeding Dr. Louis W. Base. The appointment was announced today in Washington on November 20.
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Aeronautics
Washington
Eldridge Adamy
San Antonio
Department of Commérce
Tr. Louis VW. Base
Weather Outlook With Mixed Cold Front This Week
Weather forecast predicts colder conditions midweek with Sunday near 2 degrees and a high around 9. Moderate to fresh winds shift from east to southeast. Overall, cooler trend continues into the weekend, with cooler western areas and milder far east.
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Clunds
Essuly and
Cocter
Teriberly Bundey
Vane Tamas Cleudys Ratte
Garatetnsa
Coluer
California Prohibition Uproar Ends in Liberal Victory
In California the LiberalRolph defeated the prohibition advocates by a record margin winning every county. The fanatical push for prohibition is blamed for the GOP governor candidate loss as voters rejected rigid temperance zeal. The article cites Dr. Clarence True Wilson challenging Hoover and condemns fanatical anti temperance politics.
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Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Wilson
Federal Farm Board
California
Department of Justice
Hoover
Prohibition Support Backfires in California Governor Race
The Democratic candidate for governor of California, aided by prohibitionists, finished behind his own ticket. Even the lieutenant governor candidate beat him in votes, showing prohibitionist backing harmed the governor hopeful. Roosevelt won re election in New York by 725,000. Ralph, liberal Republican, also won.
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California
Rolph
Roosevelt
New York
Ralph
Arrests in Whisky Caled Frat Death Probe
Austin reports indicate a disciplinary committee led by Dean Vid Moore will take stringent action against those connected to the alleged drinking party at the Lambda Chi house that preceded Mrs Mildred Woodruff’s death from probable alcohol poisoning. A man charged with possession of liquor was held on $750 bond. another, Marsin Allison, remained in custody in default of bond. The inquiry may also target disbanding the fraternity.
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Lambda Chi -Alpia
Austin
Mildred Woodfull
B.A
Mildred Woodruif
South San Astorin
Moore
University of Lexis
Fife
Dean Moore
George Watthews
Bonge
Woodruff
Tob Golighily
Ous
Marsin
Counery
Jake Dozury
Yuliu
Lambda Chi Fine
Ganeinhes
Northside four room home for four thousand dollars
Classified notice offers a four room on Northside with bath for 4000 dollars on paved streets. Other listings include a Univanished apartment on Vic Street with 3 rooms for 18 dollars monthly and machine film offers. Additional details and more ads appear in the Classified Section.
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Northside
Vic Street
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