President Hoover Keeps Vast Caricature Collection
The White House reportedly houses the world’s largest set of Hoover caricatures, with more than 20 000 portraits collected since his England days. He stores them in the east wing and uses them for relaxation in his art gallery, despite critics who lampoon him.
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President Hoover
Mr. Hoover
England
Savoy Hotel
London
Europe
Ares
Chamber of Horrors
United States
Hoover
Dallas News
Police Chief Holmes Fires Up Drive to Curb Car Theft
Police Chief Holmes of Niles Center TL pushes harsher action against auto theft after his new car is stolen during a dinner with a friend. A separate report notes a 12 minute duel near Budapest Hungary between Helen Bagi and Helen Fodor over a farmer’s affection.
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Holmes
Niles Center
Bailiwick
Helen Bagi
Helen Fodor
Budapest
Hungary
Home Printer Promotes Fundraising Idea
A speaker argues that broad participation in fundraising hinges on simplifying money collection, suggesting a more accessible system could turn more people into contributors. The comment reflects call for practical changes to boost donations and civic engagement.
Baron Munchausen on stage in nightly show
An unusual informal study notes the Baron in a theater portrait and praises famed entertainers. Jack Pear known as Baron Munchausen performs every Thursday at 10 o'clock, with a lineup including Evelyn, Herbert, and Walter O Keefe in a breezy dramatic vein.
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Baron'Munchausen
Jack Pear
Pyey
Ofvelyn ‘Herbert
Robert Ftallday
Case ‘Dramatica
Walter O'Keefe
Inside the Circus Dining Top The Feeding Ground
A vivid tour of a traveling show's dining quarters reveals how 1600 daily meals are prepared for 4800 visitors and workers. It details kitchen layout, menu items from tomato soup to pie, the private tables for some workers, and the bustling prep from dawn to lunch.
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Fuutd
Dief
Herman ‘Baer
Fie
Ikea
Terman
Ion Cubs
Nickie
Massacre of Mission Priests Described in Old Letters
Private Spanish letters studied in Mexico detail the massacre of priests at the San Saba Mission on the La Saba river near Menard. Texas UT’s Garrijo Garcia collection purchased the letters for 100000 dollars, revealing funding by Don Pedro Romero de Terreros and the mission founder Father Gerardo de Terreros. The narrative covers charter origins in 1156, Indigenous converts, and the tragedy of the massacre with a lone survivor delivering news across the river.
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Austin
Massa
San Saba
la Saba
Menard
Mexico
Lota Mae Spell
Genero Garcia
University of Texas
Texas
Lirarian
Garcia
Marquis of
San Francisco
Mexico City
Spell
Pedro de Terreros
San Saba Mission
Pedro Romero de ‘Terreros
Regio
Fray Giraldo de Terreros
Pather de Terreros
Count of Regio
Father de Tereros
Don. Barrier
Coahuila
Father de Terreros
Smithsonian Plans Solar Observatory On Sinai Peak
In a bold project a Smithsonian team led by secretary Charles Abbott seeks to place a solar observatory on a mountaintop in the Sinai desert. The site is described as possibly the same peak where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
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Mount Brukkaros
Mount St. Katharine
Mount Sinai
Washington
Sinai Desert
Moses
Smithsonian Institution
Charles ©. Abbott
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Chas Chambers Dealer Carries Delco Line in Alpine TX
Chas Chambers dealer expands inventory to include Delco products Superpex Frigidaire and Delco service parts. Alpine Texas store carries a full line of Delco equipment and accessories.
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DELCO
Trige
Alpine
Texas
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