France Bids for Strengthened Orders and Jobs War Plan
President Hoover forms a committee including Metleo Lamont Davis Hyde Wilbur Burley and Eugene Meyer to bolster order and employment efforts through the winter. The piece contrasts wartime planning with social calls for care of the poor and notes evolving defense ideas, frontier fortifications, and looming naval and air power developments amid European tensions.
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Hoover
Metleo
Lamont
Davis
Hyde
Wilbur
Burley
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve
Ftrder
AS & Nathon
Hooger
Miscellaneous Want Ads Include Jobs and Pets Listing
A jumble of want ads mentions a large male German police dog with collar, a modern horace room, prices around 46 dollars, worker wages up to 400 dollars per day, various classifications for filling stations and business opportunities, and numerous trades and notices offered today in the classified section.
Cold Wave Tightens Grip Across Midwest Farms
Chicago reports a deep freeze with temperatures around 25 in Illinois and near freezing in Michigan. Relief agencies mobilize to aid farmers as forecasts indicate continued below normal temperatures through the first days of next week. statewide impacts and efforts to ease shortages are underway.
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Chicago
Middle West
Chiemzo
Michigan
Nevisbeil
Jobless in Distress as Freeze Strikes
Chicago faces winter hardship with thousands unemployed and homeless. City officials and social groups act, convening a council emergency meeting to consider relief measures. Welfare groups and aid from private donors support shelters as the municipal jail opens to shelter 1200 homeless.
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Freeze
Chicago
UNS
Flrat Ciil
Wistrese
William Wales Choenpson
Kelson
le Snivation Army
Willian Wrigley
Fedom
Theater Bomb Plot in Frisco Exposed
May police in Frisco uncovered a car bomb at the Alhambra motion picture theater. The device held 12 sticks of dynamite and was discovered on the floor before detonation. No injuries reported. investigation ongoing.
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Frisco
San Prancincg
Uetad
Anya Age
Alhambra Motion Picture Theater
Mother slashes self after harming baby near Clinellersville
In Zanesville, Ohio area on October 18 a mother identified as Tenn Turner, 30, allegedly backed toward her sleeping infant and slashed her own throat in an attempted passing by action near Clinellersville. Authorities say the baby was harmed fatally in the incident.
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Chis
Ates
Tenn Turner
Danghine
Truth
Clinellersville
Paleo
Howe
Six Injured in Fascists Riots Near Berlin
Rioters from fascist and communist groups clashed at Ternan near Berlin injuring six. Police intervened to break up the skirmish as tensions flared in the area.
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Rerlin
Ternan
Tolas
Hiatal
Volice
Power Probe Will Open in November
In Washington reports the federal defense commission plans a renewed inquiry into power finances to begin in November. The probe is expected to examine officials including Garland B. Porgidon and related public finances.
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Washingtos
Sion
Pork Pubiilte
Garland
Porgidon
Man Claims Prize, Says He Killed Farmer in Hyattstown
A fragile OCR fragment reports a man named Claude America seeking a prize and alleging the killing of James E. Smith, an elderly farmer from Hyattstown, Maryland. The text is incomplete and unclear about authorities, motive, or credible verification.
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Universal Service
Washington
Washington Theol Ghies
Claude America
James E. Smith
Hyattstown
Maryland
Diamond quits ten to land Tees Diamond quits ten to land
Diamond was shunted to Polyclinic hospital on Welfare Island after a brutal clash with a wounded gangster. Hospital officials resisted admitting the injured man, fearing it would strain care, then Dr. Babcock decided Diamond could be moved. The chaotic scene left Diamond in serious condition depending on moves.
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Univernal Kersine
Onit
Polyclinic
Anil Trindtel
Metropolitan Hospital
Welfare Island
Tyro
Ba Ly
Harrell
Trip Expense Saves M bride From Trial
Emmett Mediride, brother of P Scott Melteide, former superintendent of the Adli taloon league, may be extradited to Ohio to face a bad check charge as state authorities uncover the alleged fraud amid new developments in the case.
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Emmett Mediride
P. Scott Melteide
Adli-taloon League
Hill
Ohio
Nenan
43 Workers Recovering From Explosion at Gar Monk Couplet
Forty three gamont workers were recovering from injuries tonight as an investigation into the explosion at the Gar monk hospital building suggested sabotage. Damage estimated at nearly 31,000,000 dollars and the incident remains under inquiry.
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Angades
Gaemont
Tony As Au
Chile Quake Causes Half Million in Damages
An earthquake in Central and Southern Chile caused more than 500000 in property damage. It left three people dead and over 150 injured as 19 reports were received today. The tremor shook the region, and authorities warned of further aftershocks.
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Buenos Aires
Chile
Gen Hines to Remain in U S Service
Washington Oct. 15 Gen Frank Ty Finer a veteran administrator consented to continue in government service rather than accept heading a private corporation. The White House announced today that Gen Hines remains in U S service and will continue in his current government role.
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Gen. Hines
U. S
Miniature Golf Graze In Paris District Hits Public Eye
In Paris Etoile district a miniature golf scene drew attention with swift activity and notable participation. The event featured observers and players, highlighting trends in casual outdoor recreation in the area.
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Paris
Expositions Norge Highlights Bright Riding Show at Texposition Park
A large crowd enjoyed The Elite of Civil and Military society at the annual Duo Unsignal Exposition. F Tren Gonger won first in the Texas Cavaliers event Riding It Tings after a fall. Miss Uardnea Welch was uninjured in a jumping spill. Debutantes modeled riding habita. fifteen contestants competed across multiple riding events with Bryan Goucher and Maxie Elart notable in chase chairs. Five races set for afternoon with entrants from Texas Oklahoma and nearby states.
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Texposition Park
F. Tren Gonger
Texas Cavaliers
Detea Pavallel
Bryan Goucher
Maxie Elart
Texas
Oklahoma
Zitaneera
Public Meeting Aims Hotel Shelter Plan For Jobless
A public meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Palo Alto to discuss establishing a hotel shelter for unemployed individuals. City officials and Universal Revoter are reported to be involved, outlining winter readiness and support measures for those seeking shelter.
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Universal Revoter
Palo Alto
Calif
Miss Ingalls Sets Cross-Continental Flight Record
Ingalls, once Mr T. miatriz, completes four Los Angeles to New York flights establishing power to move east to west reconnaissance. She lands at Roosevelt Field and claims a new cross continental speed record amid a field of challenges and a note on UK priestly context.
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Roosevelt Field
F. Geb
MNSS
Danen Ingalls
T. Miatriz
Eames Hjers
Los Angeles
Ingalls
Mes Reith Miller
Eritish Pristeix
Lawyer Convicted of Mail Fraud in Federal Court
An attorney named Gily was found guilty by a jury in federal court on charges of conspiracy to defraud Tea Ay Mérain, former cashier of the defunct Linkin National Bank of Retail, Karns and its depositor. The verdict followed a trial detailing schemes carried out through villages.
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Ove
MrChatnek
Kam
Sas Venvicttl
Lip
Tonighe
Aefsand
Vig
Mérain
Castor
Linkin National Wink
Retoil
Karns
Deposlinra
Soldier Reveals Plot To Kill Husband in San Antonio
An 8a7 Hast Josepiine Street resident, Daniel Henry Uhrgo, details a planned murder during a night in October. Lexie Jones, a private, testifies before Fort Sam Houston officers and detectives about involvement by Walter Walker and an old lady in a back room scheme offering $300 and later $500 for the deed.
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Daniel Henry Uhr
Josepiine
Levie Jones
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam
Serttece Company
Sos Port Sag Toyston
Donald Walker
Walter
Pam
Ninth Infantrs
Fort Sam Jacuston
Walker
Phine Strett
San Antonio
Texas
Walther
Ortolirs
Srisen
Har
Wold Revere
Nusetere
Irilay
Murder cleared up after confession and insurance plan
A Fort Sam Houston district case reveals Daniel Mentz, Clara Uhr, Lexie Jones, and Donald Walker tied to a murder plot. The widow provides details while soldiers name a payout scheme. authorities expect charges against the trio.
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Daniel Mentz Che
Ultra
Sam Trowston
Clara Ukr
Josepine Steve
Lexie Jones
Donald Bs
Walker
Ube Sersies Compa Ninth Infantry
Cousty
Volice Owen TV
Bilday
Sun
Munes
Weather forecast for San Antonio and nearby areas
Sun windy and cooler across the Southwest with possible showers. Highs in the 70s, with inland cooling as a cold front nears from the coast. Winds shift to the west and northwest. expect partly cloudy skies in the evening.
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San Antonio
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