World Court Jeopardizes Congress In Short Session
The seventy first Congress faces a lame duck session as President Houser sends the World Court protocol to the Senate. The move complicates relief programs for agriculture and unemployment and may trigger an extra session of the new Congress. Senator Borah, Senator Bean of Texas, and other leaders reacted to the development.
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Quiz Woman in Mysterious Death of San Antonio Girl
Miss Emma Fournier 30 of 025 McCullough avenue died of unknown causes not linked to violence per coroner Justice of the Peace Louis F. Bolts. Detectives under Lt A D McDonald and D A Temple Calhoun continue investigation. A man may be interviewed next week. Mrs Williams testified but offered little light. Autopsy noted bruises but no poison, though a mild sedative overdose could be possible. The body lies at Rivbe's undertaking parlors awaiting brother arrival from Spokane.
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Senate moves to rush treaty protocol hearings
Horah leads push for an extra session, signaling a high priority court treaty issue. Observers note the matter could be brought to the Senate immediately, preempting other legislation and potentially displacing appropriation bills once under debate.
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Convicted Escapee Nabbed After Police Chase
A prolific escaped convict, known by multiple aliases, was arrested Saturday night after a pursuit across several cities. He allegedly aimed to steal a car on Broadway, produced a pistol, and fled. officers trapped him in a backyard and disarmed him. He had recently escaped from a Texas penitentiary and had been apprehended in multiple states.
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North Alamo Street
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Joe Garza
McDonald
George Hammonda
Jobn Gray
Garza
Headgenzlera
Leavenworth
Texas
Hunterville
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tie
Jimmy Cantrell
Yonston Cantrell
Bam Quantrell
Honstnn Cantrell
Fimmy Toward
Som 8 Quintrell
Broker Flier Able to Sit Up Plans Another Attempt
Universal Service Canal Zone, Nov 29 Captain Roy W Amell, flying Chicago broker, regained some strength at Gorgas hospital after injuries from the Blue Fingle crash at Anton field. Doctors report slight improvement and he intends another non stop flight to Chicago. plane wreckage sent to Detroit for rebuilding.
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Roy W. Aramel
Chicago
Gorgas Hospital
Anton Field
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Chicazo
Mechanic Clings To Wing As Plane Takes Off At Sacramento Field
A Boeing passenger plane soared after liftoff as a mechanic clung to a lower wing and the cockpit door, saved by his grip when the pilot missed signals. The craft circled, then landed safely. the mechanic, Ralph Alger, escaped with only missing buttons and a brief fright. Pilot Henry Fluking regained control aboard the Uniteron Service flight from Sacramento to Reno.
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Ivery
Gletle Hasle
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Enery Fluking
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Time extended on USA Apple embargo
Washington November 20. The embargo time for American apples entering Argentina has been extended from November 20 to November 31. Ambassador Hise in Buenos Aires wired the state department with the update.
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Apple
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American woman held by Chinese bandits in Mongolia
An American woman identified as Mrs. M. D. Hayward of Seattle was seized by bandits in Suiyuan Province, Mongolia, stripped, and robbed. An Englishwoman, Ste. Comersole, suffered similar mistreatment, per a State Department dispatch from Tekin.
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Washington, D.C
INS
M.D. Hayward
Seattle
Suiyuan
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Legation
Tekin
Gonzales Road Work Slated in Cuero Area
Road officials authorize seven mile upgrade of Highway 81 in Gonzales county to gravel and reopen passable travel. Work to begin immediately, with traffic rerouted via Cuero and Nixon routes until completion. Cuero chamber of commerce, San Antonio chamber and local lenders lobbied for the project.
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San Antonio
Elate Highway Commission
Berthold Schiwetz
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
William Furlong
Highway Department
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Army gets new gas mask for battlefield use
Washington D C November 29 Major General H T Gilchrist chief of the chemical warfare service reports tests show a new gag mask will be practical enabling scouts and observers to carry on telephone talks with headquarters from the field without suffocation. Efforts are also aimed at lighter masks without losing effectiveness while a new laboratory at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland pursues gas fighting innovations.
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H. Ty Gilchrist
Hdgewood Arsenal
Bmary— Inn
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Chemical Warfare Service
Diner Killed in Cafe During Chicago Gun Battle
A diner was killed during a gun battle between seven detectives and four bandits at a West Randolph cafe in Chicago. Four bandits were captured after a fifth man, stationed as a lockout, drove a car through a storefront window and enabled an escape through a rear door. Two detective squads had waited in response to a tip from the secret six crime fighting committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce.
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West Randolph
Secret Six
Chicago Association of Commerce
Brakeman Drops Dead on M P Train
A Missouri Pacific brakeman, Meyera Sungeniy, 45, of 318 East Cincinnati Avenue, collapsed and died on a freight train three miles from the Celts Saturday night. He had walked into the locomotive lab and suddenly collapsed, apparently from a heart attack, as police were notified and an ambulance arrived.
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Cincinnati Avenue
Missouri Pacific Lines
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Frio City Mar
Connally Urges Parm Plan Talk
Washington voice reports Senator Tom Connally Democrat of Texas urged inclusion of the export debenture plan for farmers in the short term relief program. Macon Georgia reports a former bank president T Wallace Taker sentenced to ten years for embezzlement at Merchants and Mechanics Bank, with blame placed on lax speculation.
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Macon
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Merchants and Mechanics Bank
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