Recount of Votes Shifts in Local Precincts
In a statewide recount the results shift between Union Huntress Burke and Moore as precincts are reopened. Initial tallies fluctuate with revised boxes reducing some totals while others gain, with lively courtroom sessions continuing into late nights as judges push toward final canvass.
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Navy Building Program to Be Sent to Congress
The new Navy building program will be sent to Congress for consideration. The plan outlines expanded fleet construction under the Treaty framework and faces debate over funding and strategic priorities amid partisan lines.
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Industry to Expand Employment Along Mississippi River
Officials announce a broad plan to create jobs through contractor-led employment on the Mississippi River. Maj. Gen. Laine Rrusn and Col. George Th. Spanidtiuin supervise rapid hiring of nav workers, with three-day workweeks and new construction prompts. Edmont Hunt and John M. Gries will assist in organizing the effort, while state committees and academic groups study long term unemployment solutions. Mayor Curler urges federal action to establish permanent employment programs.
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Postoffice to Give Overtime to Substitutes in Postal Service
Washington December 23 The postoffice department and the United States Shipping Board moved to cooperate with the government to relieve unemployment. Postmaster General Farrow said overtime work would be given to substitutes in the postal service and Chairman T V O Connor said the shipping board had begun to reduce personnel by 306.
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Farm Board Fails To Free Grain For Jobs
Alexander Legge, head of the federal Farm Board, said at a conference the board cannot disperse the 6000000 bushels of wheat it bought to stabilize the market. He noted the plan would use wheat to feed unemployed workers only if Congress authorizes action, and credited the funds used to purchase the grain.
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M P Roadmaster Sets Safety Mark in Vain
A garbled report discusses M P Roadmaster and a group including Go-Retehring and Fiblon in Minimari Pacific Vines. It mentions safety marks, a race or meet, and references to Kingere and Leary with alleged misconduct and training claims, plus contest uncertainties and potential gains.
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Arcos San Antonio murder case sanity hearing details
Testimony in the Luz Arcos sanity hearing covers mental illness claims and eccentricities. Witnesses including Dr Loreen and relatives describe behavior, alleged plots by guards, and family suffering. Arcos previously convicted of a 1928 murder in Toa Tare montes, with a jail stay noted before the hearing.
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Wet Norther Forecast Drops Below 55 Degrees
A cold wet norther described by forecaster J. WL. Taran is set to reduce temperatures below 55 degrees. The system brings scattered showers and light rainfall across regions Thursday night, with winds from the north and a risk of brief thawing. Forecasts mention possible frost and colder conditions into Friday morning.
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Lindy Turns Back on Air Line Tour
A scrambled fragment from a historical page hints at a figure named Lindy ending or reversing an air line tour. The readable text references travel, a date element, and a Western region but concrete details are missing. The item reads as a stray card noting an interruption or reconsideration of a tour schedule.
Curtis Accepts Wheat Challenge in Kansas City
A fragmented report notes Curtis accepting a wheat challenge as Hawes and Vine address a city board. The item mentions travel toward Emporia and a brief stopover, with references to Canadian wheat and a sporting event in ongoing play tonight.
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Optimism Is Key At Industrial Conference Session
In Chicago a gathering of business leaders today voiced optimism about the economy. Speakers said while no dramatic upturn is expected soon, the conference signaled a solid path forward and a hopeful outlook for industry.
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Church Plans Few Changes Amid Conference Talks
In Arl ingen and Weel Toyas areas church leaders discuss minimal priors while planning for the year. Bishop Sant Tr Way outlines Texas conference plans to ease fears of church financial strain and keep pastors in place until a formal policy arrives. The Rev C A Booth delivered the anniversary sermon at Travis Park San Antonio, as ministers advance in probation and others transfer between districts amid reported district financial difficulties.
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Seniors Dance at Normoyle Middle School
Seniors will hold a dance at Camp Normoyle on Saturday night November F. Members of the social committee will run the affair. Irene Bare Alfred Alens Beuline Rose Albert Arilel and Mary Elizabeth Fonchet are listed as preembers. The event helps form the permanent social community for the year.
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Girl Smokes Last Fag, Kills Self in Washington
A 26 year old shop clerk Miss Draper died today in Washington after smoking a cigarette and taking her own life. The fragmentary report notes she worked in the meat department of a large department store and hints at a sudden, serious personal affair.
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German Mine Toll Reaches 251 Dead
A German mine disaster at Alsdorf leaves 251 dead as rescue teams continue to search for missing workers. Officials report a powerful blast collapsed tunnels and trapped miners. authorities say recovery efforts proceed through the afternoon amid hazardous conditions.
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Chicago Mayor Aids Lewis Campaign
Chicago mayor William Thompson admitted his clear to Negro voters to back James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic candidate for U.S. senator. Circulars urged black voters to favor Lewis, with Republican campaign backers attacked. Uncertainty surrounds who distributed the circulars and why.
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Woman in Poison Plot Questioning Ends With Admission
A woman linked to a poison plot was questioned for hours at police headquarters. She nearly collapsed as officers pressed for details, and her husband, a city detective, requested a formal statement be taken the next morning. She admitted responsibility saying she would take the blame.
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Eight U.S. Missionaries Trapped in China Newswire
Det 23 GI word reached the State Department tonight from the American consul at Monghonz that eight American Catholic missionaries at Rancho Iiangel province were unable to secure safe passage.
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