Stalin's five year plan and worldwide murmurs on private enterprise
A critique of Stalin's five year plan contrasts Soviet industrial aims with American private initiative. The piece cites private ownership in Chile, depictions of Russia's absolute rule, and debates on industrial efficiency versus planned economies. It mentions figures like Le vene, and discusses potential prosperity gaps between nations and the risks of communism spreading.
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AR BOMBS END CHILE NAVY REVOLT
Sub Riguurs leaking heads for Spitzbergen as the Chilean navy revolt is halted. A craft due in Advent Day Tuesday remains listing about 30 degrees but voyage deemed a success.
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Arctic Balloon Expedition Returns From Sea Voyage
Commander Hubert Wilkins led the Wilkins expedition across frozen seas toward Spitsbergen. The crew called at Virgor harbor Don island before continuing to Advent Bay to complete gravity and meteorological observations. The voyage yielded data on seals, birds, and sea life, with limited radio and safety challenges during the ice pack patrol.
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Baseball Scores Mixed in League Recap
American League action shows Denson’s 2 etila Elis ha 3 while other teams post varied results. Names like Wehbe, Mancusi, Farell, and Walter appear in the scattered box scores with references to venues and players, though details are fragmented and OCR-unclear.
High Temperatures Continue Across San Antonio Area
The Weather Bureau predicts near record highs for San Antonio and surrounding counties through the coming days. Clear skies and winds from the northeast keep heat intense with temperatures expected to linger into the week.
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Train Line Runs to Boulder Daim
A new railroad line from the city to Boulder is scheduled to begin February 17 and completed days before the planned deadline. The project covers a 16 mile segment with an estimated cost around 163 GOMOD.
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Report Hurley in Favor of Parley
A Manila newspaper report states Hurley supports parley while Governor Toon Carlito of the province comments. Secretary of War Tatrink J. Martey, visiting the Philippines, is said to fear potential countermeasures as talks are slated for a forthcoming meeting in London.
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Spanish War Vets Gather in Orleans Seaboard
Spanish War Veterans convene in New Orleans for their thirty third annual gathering. Reported as a forum for veterans to address postwar concerns and commemorate service figures, with mentions of officials and party lines.
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Schools and Colleges Aim for 31 Million Enrollees
A garbled report projects a massive future enrollment in higher education, claiming 85,000 participants and sweeping estimates across universities and colleges. It hints at nationwide growth and shifts in academic demographics amid uncertain timelines.
Pair Caught In Plot On OA May Deadly Front
Police linked a plot to ambush Charles Bilin a meat market operator on Nar Street. Two men were arrested for loitering near his home, a shot hit a window, and another trio attempted to return to the scene. A guard, W A Owens, chased suspects and two were nabbed near Jnfitte Street. A third man escaped.
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Jews Plan Drive to Aid Palestine
New York readers are urged to support a national fundraising drive during the period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The effort aims to bolster Jewish agency relief in Palestine, announced by Marvis Tathenbers, chairman of the Palcatine campaign.
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Celebration Held in Rio de Janeiro
An event in Rio de Janeiro marked by a ceremonial celebration featuring a presiding official. The gathering included local participants and noted dignitaries, underscoring civic pride and cultural expression in the city.
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Riot During Budapest Protest Injures Twenty
A clash in Budapest leaves twenty injured as police disperse a protest. Officials report rioting in the city center with demonstrators clashing with security forces and several damage incidents amid the unrest.
Germany to bargain for U S wheat purchase
Berliner Tageblatt reports Germany aims to buy hard winter wheat from the United States. An emissary heads to Washington to negotiate a loan credit at about 4 2 percent for three years, tied to delivery prices in Chicago.
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Kiwanians Aid in Bank Dedication in Oklahoma City
Kiwanians attending the Texas Oklahoma district convention met in Oklahoma City to help dedicate the First National Bank building. The event featured district members negotiating arrangements and supporting community beautification efforts.
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Argentine Revolt Marks First Anniversary in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires observes the first anniversary of the revolutionary movement that ousted former President Tpolite Irizoren. Reports say the event features ceremonies as soldiers and officials reflect on the upheaval and its ongoing impact on the nation’s leadership.
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Col J M Dunn Dies in Manila
Col J M Dunn, inspector of the Philippine department at the army, died while serving in Manila. His death marks a significant loss to the department and military leadership, with officials extending condolences to his family and colleagues.
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Hoover Retreats to Rapidan Lodge
President Monver joined the singing today as he rests from travel and enjoys the last of a rainy spell near the Rapidan River, with Ville exerting effort in the pass ahead.
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Storm Warning on Coast of Florida Declared
A weather bulletin notes a tropical disturbance near Wes Wimite with increasing intensity threatening the Florida coast. The advisory urges precaution as meteorologists monitor the system's development and potential landfall timing.
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Metropolitan Life Official Dies in New York
PATUS Sept 7 reports the death of a senior Metropolitan Life Insurance official from New York. The late executive, described as a long time president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, died today at the American institute after illness.
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It’s Been a Hot Summer for Fish Says Professor
TA PORTA reports heat has affected fish species with unusual behavior. The University of California study notes tropical fish show increased activity and changes in movement patterns due to warmer Pacific waters. Researchers caution that extended heat may impact breeding and ecosystem balance.
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Heat wave grips several states amid record September highs
Kansas City dispatch reports extreme heat across the Midwest and West with Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska and nearby states posting record highs. Alva Oklahoma and Oklahoma City reach up into the 100s while storms and floods disrupt Western Europe. several ships report weather damage and coastal ports brace for further gales.
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Chile Mutiny Crushed After Air Bombardment and Surrender
Chilean mutiny ends as rebel fleet shells and bombards ships off Coquimbo. Government crews report seven destroyers and five submarines engaged with transports, O Higgins and Le Parco, carrying 2730 men. Admiral Campos, captured, is ashore to direct operations against rebels awaiting orders.
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Church Trial for Pastor Is Ordered
A church trial in Washington DC has been ordered for Pastor William A. Shelton of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church South on charges filed by former secretary Warne A. Willinia. Shelton is denied the charges.
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