Veterans benefits prolongation may extend October 31
Washington October 20 The question of extending the October 31 deadline for veterans board reviews of presumptive cases to determine service connected status could keep 75 percent of current benefits for many veterans beyond October 31. Officials estimate 53,000 cases remain with reviews pending as Congress weighs extending the deadline.
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Veterans’ Administration
Frank Z. Hines
Veterans
Roosevelt
Orga Ig
Getz Named Treasurer of Republican National Committee
Chicago businessman George F. Getz, coal magnate and Smith supporter in 1928, named treasurer of the Republican National Committee. He succeeds Joseph R. Nutt of Cleveland, whose resignation was accepted in Washington.
Loan Corporation Saves 2286 Homes in Foreclosure Wave
The Home Owners Loan Corporation reported 21,809,060 in loans approved to October, a 17.4 percent weekly rise. Foreclosure actions on 2261 urban properties valued at 7,425,021 were averted through its efforts, with total foreclosures prevented since operations began rising to 486,199,037 in value.
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Ion
Operstinne
Polly Moran to Wed Second Time Reported
A published note indicates Polly Moran, the actress known as a comedienne, may marry again this month. The report cites friends in confirming plans for a second marriage to a Los Angeles attorney, with possible timing if travel arrangements align.
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Hotey Wood
Olf
Pally Macat
Set Comedienne
Martin Malone
Angeles
Shia
NAA Leader Tells of Fire in Berlin Trial
Count Wolf Heltorff testified in Berlin that he ordered arrests of leading Communists and Bolshevik deputies at midnight last February, stating criminal elements in the state are Marxists. The Berlin Reichstag trial opened a campaign to clear Nazi leaders over brown book allegations.
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Berlin
Count Wolf Heltorff
Lord Marley
Women Joww Picketing at Springfield Mines
In October 2007 thousands of Progressive Miners union members marched to picket Peaboty Coal mines. Agnes Wieck of Belleville presided over a rally as up to ten thousand women joined the protest demanding changes and support for the miners’ cause.
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Progressive Miners’ Union
Springfeld
Agnes Wieck
Belleville
Hr Progressive Auailtaries
Theil
Peaboty Coal Company
Japs Indignant at Nazi Race Action
Japan voices outrage at Germany branding of Asians as inferior in a formal protest. A separate Greenville Texas report details the shooting death of W. C. Wenb, 45, found near the mill with fatal gunshot wounds.
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Japan
Foreign Office
Germany
Greenville
Texas
Winter Makes Fast Attack on Northern Front
Winter launched a determined push on the northern front with snow in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan and temperatures below freezing Fierce winds swept Lakes Superior Erie and Ontario Chicago felt a cold wind with snow threatening the day
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Sno and Shert
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Superior
Erie
Ontario
Leader of G.O.P. in Laredo Dead
Blaben 72 longtime Webb county Republican executive committee member and real estate owner died after a heart attack. He had lived in Laredo for years. Across the nation a New York report cites more than eight million of twenty four million children with defective hearing from a survey led by Dr. Keith McCune of Columbia University.
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Asche Blaben
Webb County
Republican Executive Committee
Targa
New York
Keith McCune
Teachers' College
Columbia University
Republican Leaders Choose Democrat By Default in Bucks Lehigh Seat
In Allentown Pennsylvania on October 20 Republican leaders, citing patriotic natives, decided not to oppose Democratic nominee Oliver W. Frey in the Bucks Lehigh district. The seat is vacant after the death of Congressman Henry Watson, leaving the 4% vote district without a Republican challenger as district conferees announced the plan yesterday.
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Allentown
Joseph R. Grundy
Republian
Bucks Lehigh
Henry Watson
Adams Named County Agricultural Agent for San Patricio
Sinton October 20 T A Adams of Bryan has been appointed county agricultural agent for San Patricio by the commissioners court and the extension department of A and M college. He has served three and a half months as special government agent for cotton acreage reduction.
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San Patricio
Sinton
T. A. Adams
Bryan
Conty Agricultural
San Patricio County
Commissioners’ Court
A. & M. College
Episcopalians Plan Congress in Philadelphia
Philadelphia awaits a centenary Oxford movement congress starting next week with a large procession of bishops priests acolytes and singers. Delegations are expected from England Canada Central America and across the United States for a flagship congress culminating in a municipal convention hall mass.
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Catholic Congress
Congress
Acor Ryles
England
Oxford Movement
Canada
Central America
United States
$1 Payment on School Apportionments Delayed
In Austin on October 20 officials of the state department of education announced a payment of $1 of the 1932-33 scholastic per capita apportionment, leaving $2.40 to be paid before starting on the 1933-34 apportionment. They hoped $150 could be paid in November and the remaining $1 in December based on 1,967,714 scholastics. The per capita apportionment for 1932-93 and 1933-34 was 2.18.
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Austin
State Department of Education
Troops Break Up Siamese Revolt In Bangkok Areas
Government forces recaptured the rebel headquarters at Danmnang alre drome and occupied Ayutla and Petchaburt as Siamese revolt authorities reported. Navy reportedly sided with rebels, but troops reportedly broke the uprising with aid from eviduats.
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Singapore
Danmnang Alredrome
Ant
Ayutla
Petchaburt
He Law
T He
Explosion kills one at Longview refinery wreck
An explosion at the Gregg-Tex Gas refinery near Longview killed one man and injured five, two fatally, leaving Thomas 80 dead at a local hospital. O'Neil, 39, and Williams, 82, suffered severe burns and internal injuries, with prognosis uncertain.
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Longview
Texas
Gregg-Tex Gasoline
Dock Thomas
O'Neil
Wila
Ball
Cough Remedies and Recovery Note From June Update
Fragmented ad text mentions cough relief and a refund note, with scattered references to June dates and a list of unclear places and names. The readable items suggest advice on easing coughs and a brief mention of a refund or credit related to the item. The passage lacks coherent facts.
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