Blame for Crime and Public Security Opinions
A collection of editorial snippets discusses crime blame shifting to the public, cites Hearst and Secretary Dern, notes Jersey City mayor J A Hague’s crime tactics, and contrasts Milwaukee and New York approaches. It also covers Dr Dilmars zoo expedition, Hitler’s marriage incentive plan, Nordic art views, and a profile of Miss Peck who climbed and flew across continents.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
Homselves
Crim
New York
Halland Tunnel
Dilmars
New York Zoo
Panama Canal
America
Dr. Ditmars
Bio
Japan Warns of Navy Build Up If U S Pursues Pact
Tokyo reports warn the United States may face a strengthened Japanese fleet if Washington proceeds to expand toward treaty limits. Japanese officials say the London pact’s spirit demands a treaty navy, despite U S 49 ship program, while Japan expands construction including submarines and pocket destroyers.
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TOKIO
Ubi
Japan
Bulla m Oayy
London
United States
Lodo Nob
George W. Hinman
Paris
Washington
Lonedon
Echo de Paris
Uncer & Frontepare
C Naval Armaments Ra¢e
Jauan
Mion Stas Correspondente
America
Trenty
Swindle Claim Over 200000 Tied to McCabe Case
Los Angeles authorities probe a fraud labeled the millions dollar trap by D. McCabe a well known financier. He allegedly swindled investors of about 200000 on promises of 20 percent profits. McCabe was arrested in Providence Rhode Island at the request of the LA district attorney. He claimed ownership of a cotton-fin invention with vast collateral value as part of the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
D. McCabe
Los Angeles
McCabe
Providence
East St. Louis Seeks $7.4 Million Bridge Loan
East St. Louis plans to seek a federal loan of 7.4 million dollars to build a new vehicle bridge over the Mississippi River at St. Louis. Mayor James T. Grow announced the project would employ about 400 to 600 men over a 12 month period.
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East ST. Louis
Enat Gl. Louis
Mmilsetesipp Riyorn
Lavi
Mayo James
T. Grow
Modern Solomon to wed for tenth time in Springfield stunt
Clyde Kinsey 53 known as Modern “King Solomon” plans a tenth mass wedding tonight at a fight club in Springfield. Bride-to-be Miss Twin Shock 26 also serves as singer. Kinsey’s longtime wife Leong Flesher, 1917- Bloomington, is noted as first wife. Former wife Marjorie Langston, 19, expected to attend.
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Springfield
Clyde Kinsey
King Solomon
Miss Twin Shock
Misa Leong Flesher
Bloomington
Bios
Marjorie Teed Langston
Kinsey
Mad Dog Bites Four in Arlington Heights
Four people were bitten by a police pup that ran amuck in Arlington Heights, all treated after exposure. Victims include Mary Lynn Thompson, 8, Jack Grissom, 12, newspaper carrier Mrs. M. A. Leahy, and B S Reid Theddy. Authorities ordered Pasteur treatment promptly after the head of the dog was examined.
Wreck Toll Rises to Ten in Southern Pacific Disaster
The death toll from the Southern Moore’s Golden State Limited wreck near Wugumgari reached ten with the death of Mrs. Margareth Blackburn, 52, of Los Angeles. A body of an unidentified man was also found in the wreckage. The crash occurred when a section of the bridge gave way after a derailment last Tuesday, sending the passenger train into an arroyo.
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Wugumgari
Moekie
Golden Slate Limited
Margareth Blackburn
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
British unions urged to back Roosevelt plan at Brighton
British trade unions meeting in Brighton will be asked to pass a resolution praising President Roosevelt's industrial recovery plan and urging Britain to adopt a nearly identical scheme. General Secretary Citrine disclosed the move, to be presented by him and approved by the general council of the Trades Union Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Britain
London
Congress of
Brighton
Roosevelt
Eneral
Citrine
Congress
Shipwreck debris tied to schooner Glory near Norfolk
Bits of wreckage washed ashore along the North Carolina coast were identified as from the schooner Glory, which sailed from Norfolk for Port Arthur Texas two days before a hurricane struck the coast, establishing the vessel as the source of the debris.
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Norfolk
North Carolina
Bey
Glory
Port Arthur
Texas
Wisconsin GOP Leader Shoots Self in Milwaukee
George Meredith, 66, long time leader of the Wisconsin Republican Party, is found dead from a self-inflicted wound at his Milwaukee home after a period of ill health. The discovery comes as his health had been poor for years.
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Ipsna
Milwaukee
George & Merediti
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Loring
Meredih
Pyontha
Wbohls
Army scrapped coast defense plan for eight air bases
The Army scrapped a vast coastal air defense program that would have built eight bases on both coasts and 600 new aircraft at a cost of about 119 million dollars. Maj. Gen. Foulois opposed the plan, which faced public works administration funding and a gag order from Secretary Dern.
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Universal Service, Inc
Washington, D
Atlantic
Pacific
Army
Universal Service
Dern
Benjamin Doulvis
Public Works Administration
Interior Ickes
Air Beech
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alaska
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Florida
South Carolina
Puerto Rico
Navy
Denns
Foulois
Air Corps
Department
Public Works
Procam
Repeal Majority Reaches 119,578 In Texas Returns
The Texas election bureau tabulations from 246 of 254 counties show repeal of the eighteenth amendment leading by 119 573 votes and beer Advocates ahead by 132 623. Totals: repeal 292 012 against 17245. beer 225 005 against 182 482. About 36 000 votes remain outstanding with 964 451 tabulated.
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Dallas
Sest
Texas
Texas Election Bureau of Returns
Aepeal
Beatings by Nazis Protested by U S Consulate
A formal protest was filed by the United States Consul General in AERLIN claiming Samuel Brendon Bossarri a one year old American student from Chester Pennsylvania was knocked down and beaten by four Nazi storm troopers during a salute incident on Thursday.
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Aerlin
IkSi
United States
Messersmitt
Samuel Brendon Bossarri
Chester
Trapeze Artist Dies After Fall at Mexican Circus
Senorita Ortiz a famed trapeze artist known in California died from injuries after falling 35 feet at the Altgria circus in Mexico City. She had been attempting a maneuver similar to Lilian Lettzel's Teals and had previously been killed in Euraye years ago.
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Mexico City
Senorita Tgeicie Ortiz
California
Altgria Circus
Lilian Lettzel
Euraye
Relatives at Side of Stricken Grey in Northumberland
Relatives stood by the stricken Viscount Grey of Fallondon in Alnwick Northumberland as the statesman lay unconscious and unable to recognize anyone. He remained in serious condition today after the injury.
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Alnwicic
Northumberland
Oil Allocations Set for Texas and Nation Under NRA Rules
Secretary Ickes orders a daily crude output limit of 2,408,700 barrels nationally effective September 6 with Texas set at 75,200 barrels daily. Other state quotas listed include Arkansas 29,000 California 480,000 Kansas 112,000 and more. Thompson calls the Texas allotment a fair share though total Texas production runs about 1.2 million barrels daily.
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Washington
D. C
Ickes
Atgong
Texes
Committee of 15
Tekes
Arkansas
Californa
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain States
Wyumine
Colorado
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigaly
Central Provation Committee
Loatitorn
Austin
Sept
Ernest C. Thompson
NRA
Comanitee
Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Police Probe Three Robberies Reported Late Saturday
Police investigated three minor thefts in one night. Lerner shop manager at 317 Alamo Plaza reported the theft of two dresses and three rhinestone bows. A pistol was also stolen from E A Brown at 1007 Fort Street Mary’s. John Lopez at 1216 West Houston reported a wrist watch taken from his arm.
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Lerner
Alamo Plaza
E. A. Brown
Fort St. Mary's Street
John Lopez
West Houston
Beer Tax Week Totals Record $16,493.17 State Revenue
Texas state treasurer reports beer tax stamps brought in 16,493.17 dollars for the week. Revenue credited to the state treasury, with stamps largely going to brewers and wholesale distributors. No beer sales in September until 15.
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Nets
Austin
Trens Wy
Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Nearby
Partly cloudy Sunday with a low around 72 degrees and a high near 90. Light to moderate southeast winds. West Texas forecast calls for generally fair conditions Sunday. Weather notes appear on Page 2.
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San Antonio
Texas
West Texas
March of the Buyers Te
A Hearst papers led call urges September as a national buying period to fuel recovery. It appeals to Americans to support production and increased spending, noting wartime solidarity and urging immediate action to refresh demand and employment.
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Hearst
Hurricane moves on Texas coast as surge rises
Sabine Pass Guard Station reports tide two and a half feet above normal while Gulf coast warns of a severe storm. Public advisories urge exposed Gulf areas to seek shelter and prepare as hurricane likely to strike the region, with warnings extending to Houston and Galveston as sailors rush to shelter and coastlines brace for possible damage.
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Sabine Pass
Port Arthur
Texas
Suast
Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Cit
Leo Dwighy
Hergaft
Sabine Pass Oasis
Gulf Refining Company
Texas Company
Eet
Dwight
Houston
Rept
Staria
Labor Day
Isis
Gulf
Coast Guard
Gaveston
Furnished Apartments and Rentals Directory Listing
A scrambled rental directory lists furnished apartments and weekly or monthly rates at multiple addresses including 107 W, 330 HKc, 478 Berlestire, 1321 Noh ne month, and 2402 W Hoplar. It references monthly rents from about 12 to 40 dollars and notes locations such as 704 Thungtoek and 204 THA want.
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Thungtoek
Maes A
Towner
Tara
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Peck
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Thane
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Miss Peek
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Tex. Comm
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