Danish Premier vows frontier defense to the limit
Ott 18 Copenhagen Danish Prime Minister Stayning told the Folketing that the southern frontier would be defended by all means. He rejected calls for open borders and warned Communist leader Blanning that war and militarism are unacceptable while insisting the frontier must be defended.
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Copenefagen
Stayning
Folketing
Connecion
Lekavig
Blanning
Danlah
Promiler
Brauning
Finger Amputation at San Antonio Pottery Plant
A worker at the San Antonio Pottery, Terrell 8, J. P. Donaldson owner, lost a finger on his right hand with injuries to two left fingers after his hand was caught beneath a crushing machine. Hospital attendants reported the incident on Wednesday. Other local injuries include accidental swallowing, auto accidents, and a bus collision on West Poplar Street involving several residents.
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San Antonio
Terrell
J. P. Donaldson
Robert B. Green
Rita Whitt
Hammond Avenue
Mike Saladeno
Moore
Saladeno
Lula
Duncan
Weet Mulberry Avenue
Junieg
West Poplar Street
M. EB. Simmang
Hampshire Averue
Hoefgen
Gonzales
H. Boone
West Houston Street
Laura Bomba
HP. Banks
Yoakum
Freedom of the Press and American Liberties
An op-ed lament condemns threats to press freedom and free thought, warning that government encroachment risks substituting socialistic theories for independent American individualism. The piece questions whether U S newspapers will safeguard their own liberties and those of the nation, invoking William Randolph Hearst.
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United States
William Randolph Hearst
Burke Faces Long Trial Over City Trust Fund Shortage
Proceedings in a San Antonio condemnation case reference Milton Ludwig and a city fund shortfall. Witnesses including Walter Tatsech and Newton testify about forged or misplaced checks, with bank records showing trust fund balances and a $8000 court judgment in favor of Ludwig against the city. The trial centers on a single alleged shortage, while broader fund discrepancies are examined.
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Milton Ludwig
Blm
F.H. Maallankamp
National Bank of Commerce
Fiyg
Burke
Shehbbedon
Tatseh
Down
Newton
Wiecheck
Furke
McCullum Burnett
County Court
San Antonio
Jack R. Burke
L. W. Schlesinger
Huntress
Walter Tyhen
Ludwig
National Bank of Commarea
W. W. McCrory
McCrory
Nazi Military in Austria Reported Nationwide Organization
Vienna report states a nationwide Nazi military organization has formed in Austria despite the dissolution of the prior group. Civilian stormtroops are now under army officers, with units divided into brigades and drilled regularly. The investigation notes undercover civilian enlistment but organized from within the army, maintaining contact with Germany. A separate item mentions robbers at a Fredonia bank escaping with four to five thousand dollars.
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Austria
Vienna
Thas
Prioto
I Mth
Coney
Ans
Gur Hey
Lonfer
Aussian Army
Germany
Wil Rogers
Pistol Gift Ties Chief Sibley to San Antonio Tragedy
The article details the death of Cleeton, a veteran lawyer linked to Abilene and San Antonio, with a pearl handled pistol found beside his body bearing the inscription From Chief Sibley to Sain J. Cleeton. Cleeton had campaign ties to Buck Sibley, Abilene police chief. The Laredo and Abs Tex years and funeral plans are noted, with relatives in San Antonio and Houston.
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Mincourt
Kansas City
Cleetan
San Antonio
Laredo
Clveton
AbsTene
Claeton
Sibley
Sain J. Cleeton
Cleeton
Buck Sibley
Abilene
T. Kelleher
Miss Wells
Frances Wells
T. J. Darrah
Houston
Earl Wells
M. M. Wells
Nixon
Porter Loring Chapel
Ford in New NBA Tangle with Ford Motor Company
Washington Oct 18 Henry Ford faces a new tangle with the NBA as Chairman Wagner reports an assurance from Ford that authorized representatives of their employees are prepared. A Dearborn telegram from a Ford spokesman says the message cited by Wagner reflects a different stance. The Ford official notes Wagner withheld the communication, signaling possible resolution talks at Edgewater NJ with Gordon Wagenet to represent Ford interests.
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Washington
D_C
Henry Ford
NBA
Wagner
Naetional Inter Board
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
NRA
Dearborn
Senator Wager
Warner
Edgewater
N. J
Gordon Wagenet
New York
Apes Trial Opens in Federal Impersonation Case
The trial of Robert Allen McDonald alias Lieut. Fine Patrol opens with government witnesses saying McDonald impersonated an army officer. W E B Copeland testifies McDonald passed checks for cash at a station on McCulloughs Avenue and Courtland Place. McPhail adds McDonald drank with associates after the checks, while his Johnson County family attends the trial. Washington report notes former Senator Laws is hospitalized with pneumonia in Delaware.
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Aland
Robert Allen McDonald
Fine Patrol
Alles Liew
B. Parrett
W. E B. Copeland
Magtolla Petroleumy
McCullougs Avenue
Courtland Place
McDonald
Ninxelt
Tn Army
Che
W. J. A. McPhail
Hie Station
McPhndt Leal
Johnson Cronk
Kirk County
Pieertat al Y Mae Triad
Read Jr charged with theft from actress Claire Windsor
In Los Angeles on October 18 1 Alfred Read Jr. faced theft charges for allegedly stealing $1 from actress Claire Windsor. Windsor says Read's former wife was awarded $75 000 in an alienation of affection suit. Windsor, who denies the accusation, says Read entered her home last Saturday night at her request to obtain affidavits aiding a restraining order in the suit.
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Los Angeles
Alfred
Read Jr
Claire Windsor
Read
Oklahoma
Miss Windsor
Open Forum Letter Attacks Administration Over Benefits
An unsigned Open Forum letter argues that the current administration harms everyday citizens. The writer, a WWII veteran disabled, recounts service, repeated attempts for compensation, and a recent dismissal from immigration service. He condemns budget cuts and alleged favors to Mexican aliens, urging accountability and truth in reports. A six room home ad appears at the end.
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Immigration Service
RFC
Ater Buns
J. L
Receivers Appointed For National Life Insurance
Chicago October 18 The National Life Insurance Company of the U S A with policies totaling 197000000 was placed in receivership by the state authorities. Ernest Palmer superintendent of insurance requested the move and B V Lucey former bonds attorney was named receiver. Assets valued at about 4000900 real estate and 7917296 on books, with bank stocks valued at 1901150 were cited as grounds for the action.
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Chicago
Natonal Life Insurance Company
Stile
Pefsion
Ernest Palmer
Alace
Ingurance
B.v. Lucey
Iinods Attornes General
Sugicion Court
Nebraska Professor Alleges Argentine Beef Supplied Federal Camp
UF Professor J. Gramilich of Nebraska Agricultural College says ruined beef from Argentina was bought by the federal government to feed workers at a camp in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. Gramilich
The
Nebraska Agrisuftura
College Today
Relieves His Own Mother of Neuritis With Nurito Relief
A man claims Nurito reliefs his mother from neuritis, restoring her mobility daily. He reports three doses stopped her pain, reduced reliance on opiates, and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists after initial doses. The ad urges contacting a drugstore for Nurito neuritis relief.
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Regia
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