Turkeys 10th anniversary marked by pageants and flyovers
B Arthur Brisbane notes Turkey's tenth anniversary celebrated with parades, earth offerings from citizens, and 200 flying machines overhead. The piece links rising global leaders to wartime legacies, cites US crime battles, gold hoards, bootleg corruption in Philadelphia, and a proposed shift from the gold standard. It highlights Mustafa Kemal’s central role and ends with a critique of Prohibition and currency policy.
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Graf Zeppelin Returns Homeward Over Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin sails 2000 miles from New York toward the Atlantic after visiting Chicago Century of Progress. The airship’s position near longitude 44 10 west shows approximately 2060 miles to New York, as operations with the Radio Marine corporation are noted.
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Strike mob storms 4 factories over gold plan
A storming mob attacks four factories as President Roosevelt presses a plan to buy gold on the world market. Markets react with dollar drops abroad while British and French financiers fear gold supply and potential embargo options. London and Paris reports show yen, francs, and gulden movements as discussions of currency war and inflation shake confidence.
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Bank of France
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Amsterdam
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Fog Signals Approach of Winter Over San Antonio
Fog descends on San Antonio marking a cold turn as a low 61 degree morning prompts cautious traffic. Forecaster J H Jarhoo says the next day brings partly cloudy skies with 14 to 66 degree temperatures. East Texas expected partly clear, West Texas generally fair.
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Paraguay Claims Victory in Chaco Advance
ASUNCION October 30. The minister of war announced Paraguay looped in the Gran Chaco yesterday, hitting several Bolivian outposts in the Alhuala sector. Paraguayan forces advanced about two kilometers and ruptured a road linking Charar and Plantanitos.
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Relatives Fear Candidate Dead in Ky Missing Person Case
Relatives of a missing candidate in Pikeville Kentucky suspect foul play after a Justice Department agent investigated a Friday incident. The man, about 56, was reportedly kidnapped and killed. his body was burned, with details unclear and authorities seeking missing person clues.
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Ready for Soviet Parley in Washington D C
Washington officials disclosed a final data roundup for Roosevelt Litvinoff talks with Russia while not revealing exact directions. Roosevelt plans a brief opening with Litvinoff focusing on high level trade and economic topics, with a larger framework to be fleshed out by a task force including Feis and other department reps.
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Weissmuller and Lupe Wed Oct 8 Explain Silence
Los Angeles reports Lupe Velez and Rohwyn Weissmuller admitting they wed October 3, keeping the marriage secret to give a little break. The couple were in Las Vegas in early October with a writer and a friend from the film fan magazine accompanying them.
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Bootblack Fined for Sunday Work in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City bootblack Ed Terry was fined $10 for shining shoes on Sunday in violation of an NRA code rule. The ruling cites the prohibition of Sunday shoe shining and warns other bootblacks who violate the code.
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Gall Lake City
Luks, Noted Artist, Dies in New York
George B. Luks, renowned painter, died of a heart attack in New York. He was found dead in a doorway yesterday while observing dawn for a planned painting. The aging artist left a lasting impact on modern bohemian circles.
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George B. Luks
Deadly clashes in Palestine raise Arab deaths past forty
At least 40 Arabs are dead and over 200 wounded after three days of anti British clashes across Palestine. In Jerusalem Jaffa and Haifa police recruit special constables as demonstrations spread. Two Arab Moslems and two native policemen killed. British police wounded. An Arab executive protests police methods and appeals to the League of Nations.
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900 Jews Refused Entry in Egypt at Port Said
In Port Said Egypt 900 Jews mainly Poles were denied permission to land aboard the Danish steamer Polonia en route to Jaffa from Constanza. The ship was diverted on orders from Palestine authorities amid Arab protests over Jewish immigration.
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Blind Spot Blamed for Fatal Plane Crash Near About
A plane collision over a city yesterday killed seven and injured a fourth who died today. Pilot Av, Stude of Woodward Oklahoma, died from injuries. the other victims were Bill Tullis Liberal Kansas Ezra Wigains Hooker Oklahoma and Frank Clay Morrill Nebraska. Stude said wing obstruction blocked view leading to the crash observed by 4000 to 5000 witnesses. Lily Pons engaged for municipal opera in Buenos Aires.
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The Threat to a Free Press editorial analysis
An excerpt from the New York Herald Tribune argues that NRA codes threaten press freedom by enabling licensing and intimidation despite constitutional protections. It warns that a blue eagle device could pressure editors to align with the administration, while noting licensing powers and FCC precedents in broadcasting as a troubling parallel.
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Detroit Tool and Die Plant Riots Shatter Windows
On October 20 a mob demonstrated against tool and die workers, storming Koestlin Colman and other plants in Detroit. They overturned autos, hurled bricks through windows, seized blueprints, and burned drawings. Police reserves chased the demonstrators as they moved between west and east side factories and toward Schiller Hall. Berlin meanwhile launched a campaign to promote German goods.
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Faigle Tool and Die Company
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F. Joseph Lamb Company
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East Side Gear and Tool Company
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Padly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with low around 4 degrees and high near 88 degrees. Light to moderate easterly winds. High Sunday 84 and Monday low 61 with Monday high near 84. East Texas coastal area partly cloudy with possible showers in southwest portions Monday night and Tuesday. North Texas generally fair Monday night and Tuesday.
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